Radio Schedule Fragments Lead Off Jan 23 Listings
A dense, fragmentary EST radio timetable from WHK WGAR WTAM and more lists programs by time and host. Entries include The Watching Hour Lucky Kids Chamber music Phil Barker Erie Crosby Morton Downey and various bands interviews hockey games and cartoon features. The data resembles a 1940s era station lineup with orchestras comedians and musical acts.
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Massie
Phil Barker
Art Museum
Erie Crosby
Orchestra
Morton Downey
Del
Stoopnagle
Budd
Hoosier
B. Hillput
S. Lambert
Alexander Gray
WTAM
Radio schedule highlights and orchestras featured
A dense listing of stations and programs from 1940s era broadcasts. Names include Arthur Jarrett Connie Boswell Vaughn DeLeath Jesse Crawford Sylvia Froos Morton Downey Bing Crosby and Fawallan Ensemble with multiple time slots and programs such as The Theatre of the Air and Night Caps featuring various orchestras and choruses across WABC WEAF WIZ WADC WLW Cincinnati.
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Arthur Jarrett
Washton
Bing Crosby
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Morton Downey
Fawallan
Vaughn de Leath
Akron University
B. Hillpet
S&s. Lambert
National Press Club
A. Gray
Cincinnati
WLW
Rabdi Announces Special Lectures at Lorain Temple
Rabbi Max Dobrow reports a renewed lecture series at Agudath B nai Israel in Lorain to revive Jewish spirit among local youth. The first talk by Dr J M Rogel of Western Reserve University is tomorrow at 7 30 pm with free admission and no solicitation.
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Agudath B'nai Israel
Lorain
Max Dobrow
Debrew
J. M. Rogel
Western Reserve University
Dobrow
Board Of Health Budget Cut Draws Local Attention
Lorain and Elyria report a trimmed health department budget with figures showing a reduction from last year. Dr. Morrison of Oberlin leads the board with Dr. FLOB as another member, while Elyria and Oberlin officials engage in budget discussions.
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SBR
Courly
Lorain
Elyria
Dr. Morrison
Oberlin
Sunday Radio Music Program Highlights
Sunday broadcasts on WTAM and Station WIAA feature the Balladeers Eston and violinist details, an orchestral lineup, and afternoon and evening musical segments including oratorio and concert listings with specific times and venues.
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Eston
Pa Tale
Suark Uey
Radio Schedule and Orchestra Listings Include January Programs
The page lists WHE radio show names for Sunday January 4 featuring the Norman Orchestra Willie Robyn and various groups. It notes programs on stations WTRAM and WAM with items like Pete Weathera and Waring's Troubadours plus a health and dairy quotations section and a sport weather segment.
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George Wes
Marke
Wtam Radio Reinoteert
Alice
Ralletin Theatre
Evening radio program highlights and performances
A fragmented list of radio schedule items shows orchestras, choruses, and acts including Crosby, Mills Brothers, and Singin Sam. Programs feature weather updates, make-up segments, and themed musical performances across the night from early evening to late night.
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Orchestra
Bath Club
Sam
Kate Smith
Mills Brothers
Paris
Weather
Rubbherneckman
Memories Garden
Rogers Stars In A Connecticut Yankee At Rialto Theatre
Will Rogers and Fox Film present Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee at the Rialto Theatre Sunday. Rogers awakens in King Arthur's era and becomes Prime Minister through Yankee wit, bringing modern touches to medieval life.
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America
Mark Twain
Will Rogers
Fox Film
Hiallo Theatre
Mary Twain
Rogers
Rosers
Shar
Camelot
Jan Cranford Film Shown Neatly at Dreamland
Jan Cranford delivers a neat film showing at Dreamland featuring a dancing daughter with a tambourine and a lively interpretation in Laughing Sinners, alongside Mti-M's picture version of the Kenyon Nicholson stirring work.
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Jan Cranford Film
Dreamland
M-Ti-M
Kenyon Nicholson
Garbo and Navarro at Rivoli Sunday
Garbo and Navarro at the Rivoli are to be installed soon. The cinema is built with a linen and steel covering to fix rubberized insulation issues from prior cables and prevent unknown reactions. Mrs Catharine Temblyn and Miss Rath Siclanehiin attended the N C A W convention in Akron. Mrs Edward Wolters of Cleveland visits Mr and Mrs Leo Greyhart. Mr and Mrs Carl Kothe entertained the latter's parents. Capt George Gilby of Cleveland visited Wednesday. L R Hadaway and wife spent Sunday at South Amherst.
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Catharine Temblyn
Rath Siclanehiin
Akron
Scae ‘Hotel
Edward Wolters
Cleveland
Leo Greyhart
Carl Kothe
George Gilby
L. R. Hadaway
South Amherst
Ridgeville church group plans upcoming meeting
Ridgeville S B of the Congregational church met midweek and invited ladies to attend the next gathering. The group will hold a program and asks members to bring a guest at the February 3 meeting.
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S. B.os
Ridgeville
Congregational Church
Ds Church
Installing New Cable Delivers Third Service Line
The OPS begins installing a new service cable described as the third line. Works advance during daytime hours with crews outlining project scope and expected completion dates.
History of English mirror making traces to 1070 era
Fragment notes English mirror making begins 1070 with early craft. The text also mentions Benjamin Franklin and Philadelphia postmaster role in Philadelphia.
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England
Brighton notes and social happenings compiled
Mrs M E Merrill and Ray Green with son Lyle visited Mt Vernon relatives. William Myers in Elyria and Lorain. Erwin Perkins and Floyd Austin were Miyria visitors. Mrs Ray Green and Roy visited Lorain. Miss Marcella Wright of Lakewood stayed with Mr and Mrs Larl Green. Brighton PTA met with School Orchestra under Ray Rowland and Prof A Franks presenting an illustrated talk of his European tour. Mrs T M Sell of Berlin Heights visited with daughter. Ray Green and sons attended Community Sale at Kidron. Mrs William Bursley to entertain the Barm Woman's Club on Camden. First US oil well produced 30 barrels a day for a year. West Point first occupied as a military post Jan 20 1775.
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Brighton
M. E. Merrill
Ray Green
Lyle
Mt. Vernon
Eliza Robishaw
William Myers
Elyria
Lorain
Erwin Perkins
Floyd Austin
Miyria
Ralph Myers
Roy
Marcella Wright
Lakewood
Larl Green
Brighton P. T. A
High Scherol
Ray Rowland
A. Franks
T. M. Sell
Berlin Heights
Kidron
Ray Green and Sons
Cleveland
William Bursley
Camden
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Marion Harris
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Follywood
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Round Towners
Ohi
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Metropolitan Orchestra
the Metropolitan Paving Brice CO
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Press Club
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Sylvia Froos
WADC
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Peerless
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Board of Health
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Willie Robyn Gropsies
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Barnett Forum
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British India
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Laughing Sinners
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Mayer Ners
Chester Conklin
Taxi
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Rivoli
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Mata Hari
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