Radio Programs Cleveland Stations July 3 1934
Western program listing for WEAM WEAR Cleveland shows a day of varied broadcasts. Morning concerts include Spitalny Orchestra and La Touraine, followed by weather updates and baseball scores. Afternoon slots feature Mobiloil concert, Zemo Folks, Saegertown Democrats, and Meadows program with Canada hour, then Mystery Maids and Phantom Announcer. Evening programs include Variety hour and Roth Allerton Roof Garden Orchestra with Carlene's Riverside Gardens Orchestra transfers.
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Spitalny
Hotel Statler Orchestra
la Touraine
Ball
Mobiloil
Zemo Folks
Saegertown Aristocrats
T.—Pals
Olive Hour
Meadows
Canada Hour
Mystery Maids
Variety
m—Roth
Allerton Roof Garden
Carlene
Riverside Gardens
Radio Network Listings With Nightly Programs and Scores
Regional stations compile a dense schedule of music, talk, and sports shows across WHE, NBC relays, WOR, WLS, WLW, and others. Entries list times, host names, orchestras, and featured acts like Hank Simmons Show Boat, Slumber music, and Kansas Frolickers, with scattered baseball scores and university programs.
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Blue Flash Indians
Louis Rich
Tom Sawryer
Hank Simmons
Maurice Spitalnys
Valina Smoker
Khkolster
Kansas Frolickers
Vokoun
Luna Park Lunatics
Airport News
Oxsten Crooner
Slumber Music
Luna Park Orchestra
Deauville Orchestra
Fred and
Happy Wonder Bakers
Pers Troubadours
Pfalmolive
WGY
Rudy Vallee
Orchestha
Palais Or Orchestra
WIZ
WIR
KDPKA
KDKA
ARA Vosyarers
Strombders-Cardlson
Columbia System
WOR
Six ton cheese to headline New York State Fair exhibit
Syracuse reports the New York State Fair will display a giant six ton cheese produced by W. C. Kelsey of Copenhagen. Director J. Dan Ackerman announced the display will be created in late August for the fair running August 26 to 31.
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Syracuse
N. Y
W. C. Kelsey
Copenhagen
J. Dan Ackerman
Child Conservation League to meet in Wellington July 5
Wellington July 3 The Child Conservation League will meet at 3 o clock Friday afternoon July 5 at Mrs Paul Burnside home East Main street The topic is Truth and Imagination Leaders are Mrs Ireta Morgan Mrs Hughes and Mrs Burnside All members urged to attend Entre Nous Club to meet Saturday evening at Miss Margaret and Jeannette Warner home Mrs Sidney Warner of Toledo will attend as a guest
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Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Sidney Warner
Toledo
Kiwanis Report From Milwaukee To Be Given Next Week
J. H. Page will deliver a report on the International Kiwanis Convention held last week in Milwaukee at the upcoming weekly luncheon in the M. E. dining room. The event is scheduled for Thursday of next week.
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J. H. Page
Milwaukee
M. E
Former Wellington Boy Hurt In Traffic Accident
Williard Barnes oldest son of Mr and Mrs W C Barnes was struck by an automobile while crossing a Youngstown street last Sunday. He was seriously hurt but is now on the mend at Youngstown hospital. Barnes attends the Normal School at Bowling Green and works summers with the A T and T Co.
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Wellington
Williard Barnes
W. C. Barnes
Youngstown
Barnes
Youngstown Hospital
Bowling Green
A. T. and
T. Co
Wheaton College Quintet to Perform at Baptist Church Friday
The Wheaton College Quintet will present a program of vocal and instrumental music with brief sermonettes at the Baptist church Friday at 8:30. The five young musicians are noted for skill and have received favorable reviews. Admission is free with a silver offering requested. Miss Isabelle Ferguson of Cambridge Ohio sang beautifully at Sunday morning services. Children’s Day at Baptist Sunday school drew over a hundred students as the primary department under Mrs A C McClellan staged recitations and musical numbers including piano duets by Annabelle Hales and Ruth Miller and a piano solo by Thelma Hilliker. Superintendent Lamereaux directed forty seven children to the front.
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Wheaton College
Baptist Church
Isabelle Ferguson
Cambridge
Ohio
Baptist Sunday School
A. C. McClellan
Annabelle Hales
Ruth Miller
Thelma Hilliker
Lamereaux
Attendance Award Highlights Church Program
The Cross and Crown System awarded a pin for thirteen weeks of perfect attendance as the superintendent gave an impressive talk during the presentation. A five piece orchestra led by Mildred Buck concluded the program. Rev H K Finley preached Why We Believe the Bible to be Gods Word. A second message on this topic is planned for next Sunday. Mrs Laura Zarbor attends Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology, finishing around October 31. Esther Hege of Cleveland visited family on Bennett Street and will become night supervisor at Mt Sinai Hospital starting September 1. Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice visited Wooster last evening. No Thursday band concert due to Fourth of July. Mrs Lloyd Brothers and Iva Farrar spent the afternoon at the lake.
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Ceive
Mildred Buck
H. K. Finley
Laura Zarbor
Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology
Esther Hege
Cleveland
Bennett Street
Hege
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Burt Curtice
Walter Foster
Wooster
Ohio
Lloyd Brothers
Iva Farrar
the Lake
Three Divorce Actions Filed
Wives led late Tuesday in filing three divorce suits, two against husbands. All plead gross neglect of duty, with extreme cruelty added in two. Rose Reisinger of North Eaton seeks divorce from Fred Reisinger, married 1846. Betty Samp of Elyria seeks divorce from Lewis Samp, married 1927 with a two year old child. Edward Dearth seeks divorce from Pansy Dearth, married 1920 with no children, on gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Rose Reisinger
North Eaton
Fred Reisinger
Betty Samp
Elyria
Lewis Samp
Edward Dearth
Pansy Dearth
Princess Elizabeth Adds Mixed Rabbit Fur Dress
Princess Elizabeth expands her wardrobe with a fur and wool dress presented by the British Legion village in Kent. The garment uses Angora rabbit fur from a descendant named Princess Elizabeth, bred on a local rabbit farm.
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London
Elizabeth
Briish Legion
Kent
Angora
Princess Elizabeth
Britain moves to grow cotton supply in empire
July 3 Britain accelerates plans to be self sufficient in raw cotton by expanding irrigation and cultivation across Egypt, the Sudan, and India. The Nile agreement enables larger Upper Delta and Upper Egypt farming, with major dams at Jebel Aulya and Aswan boosting water for crops. The Indus Sukkur dam in Sind aims to irrigate 5 million acres, costing over £16 million and yielding about £2 million yearly.
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London
Great Britain
United States
British Cotton-Growing Association
England
Scotland
Wales
Egypt
Sudan
India
Nile
Upper
Delta
Jebel Aulya
White Nile
Khartum
Aswan
Blue Nile
Great Lloyd
Indus River
Sukkur
Sind
Prodigy In Long Test Moscow
July 3 scientific circles follow a remarkable event in Moscow as Nina Glagoliora, 22, debuts publicly. The young mathematician has showcased advanced work that draws attention from experts, sparking discussions about potential breakthroughs and her future in the field.
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Moscow
Nina Glagoliora
Hamlin Appeals Driving While Intoxicated Conviction
Elyria attorney L D Hamlin appeals a mayor's court conviction for driving while intoxicated. The appeal, filed by Hamlin, will be heard in common pleas court. The alleged offense occurred on June 13.
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Elyria Mayor’s Court
L. D. Hamlin
Elyria
Hamlin
Common Pleas Court
Century-Old Mrs. Rogers Soars With Plane Ride
In Philadelphia Cecilia Hund Rogers, 93, rode a zipping airplane with zest, enjoying twists and turns. Ground relatives anxiously awaited the landing, fearing fear. She stepped down and told the pilot that next time they should go higher.
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Philadelphia
Cecilia Hund Rogers
Enthusiasm lands father in jail during boy’s testimony
In Pottsville Pennsylvania Joseph Laughlin of Ashland shouted encouragement to his son William on the witness stand in a non support suit. Judge Hicks fined Laughlin $10 and jailed him for seven days for contempt.
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Pottsville
Joseph Laughlin
Ashland
Laughlin
William
Hicks
Cherry pits removal fails to save girl in Montaudan
In Montaudan France surgeons removed 875 cherry pits from the stomach of Jeanne Gartic but could not avert her death. The case highlights a tragic accident as doctors reported the patient died shortly after the operation.
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Montaudan
France
Jeanne Gartic
Height Claims for Napolean and Washington Stir Debate
A terse paragraph asserts Napoleon stood five feet four inches tall while Washington reached seven feet one and a half inches, figures that conflict with common biographies and measurements cited by historians.
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Napoleon
Washington
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