Cleveland radio schedule highlights July seventh listings
Eastern time lineup from WTAM and WHK features Mosk and Jones, Jack Miles Band, Ray Perkins, Olsen and Johnson, Big Six of the Air, Harris Orchestra, Walter Winchell, Marion E. Pew speaker, Whiteman's Orchestra, and more. WHK airs baseball resume, Chandu the Magician, studio ball social, bridge congress, Watchtower, Aba Lyman Banda, Broadway Tintypes, Joe Palooka, Alice Sheldon Mills Brothers and assorted love stories and Boswell Haters segments.
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Jack Miles
Ray Perkins
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Olsen and Johnson
Harris
Walter Winchell
Russ Columbo
Marion E. Pew
Whiteman
Aeronautical Revue
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fair“banks
Don Amado
Chandu
Congress
Aba Lyman
Banda
Broadway
Joe Palooka
Alice Sheldon
Mills
Brothers
Boswell
Nightly Radio Schedule Overview List
A dense broadcast slate lists multiple radio stations and times featuring bands, orchestras, magicians, and programs. Items include Fritz Miller's Band, Irene Beasley, the Chandu act, Olympic games, Amos n Andy, Georgia Wildcats, and Whitman’s Band among numerous others across WEAF, WLW, WABC, WGR, WTAM, and more stations with varied daily time slots.
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Louis Rich
Fritz Miller
Irene Beasley
John Patterson
Cook
Chandu
Magician
Radio Jake
Mary Morgan
Bridge Congress
WGAR
Tad Black
Lowell Thomas
Raijout
Ward Wilson
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Danger Fighters
Thompkins Corners
Irene Taylor
Whispering Jack Smith
Hollywood
Amon
Andy
Georgia Wildcats
Joan
Léa
Jacob
Carlson
NBC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astonia
Pursell
Rollickers Quartet
Whiteman
WWJ
Amos
WLI
WLW
KDE A
Pickens Sisters
Benny Kyte
WIR
CHS
WABC
Martin
Jack Miller
WGR
Sid Gary
St. Moritz
Georgia Price
Freddie Rich
Barlow
Symphony
Nelson
Billy Bank
Bard
Tommy Tucker
Akron
WADC
Palisades Orchestra
Sign Off Station WAM Radio Schedule Madness
A dense OCR style listing shows WAM AM radio programming with a long sequence of orchestras acts talk shows and sports segments scheduled throughout the day, naming numerous acts including Tyler on Tour Vincent Lopes and Don Amado along with sports and educational features. The fragmentary list repeats several orchestras and personalities indicating a full day of music variety and live performances.
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Wakeman Briefs Delighted Weekend Visitors and Scores
Elmer Shelton and children motored to Sandusky. Max and Lila Peabody with children visited Elyria relatives. L N Kenyon returned from Elyria. Raymond Croxford and family from Lakewood visited the Millhouse home. Gene and Wallace Crawford returned home. Rollin Peabody of Cleveland visited. Lewis Beam from Cincinnati spent time with Buckleys. R S Barnes visited New London. Red Caps beat Ely Tia Merchants 7 to 1 and will meet Wellington next Sunday. Dorothy Ann Davis from Oberlin vacationing with Miss Eleanor Peabody. Neighbors and friends gathered at a local home.
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Wakeman
Elmer Shelton
Sandusky
Max Peabody
E. E. Anderson
Elyria
L. N. Kenyon
Ben J. Wooden
Raymond Croxford
Lakewood
H. J. Millhouse
Gene
Wallace Crawford
Rollin Peabody
Cleveland
H. D. Peabody
Lewis Beam
Berea
Ohio
Cincinnati
Meade Buckley
R. S. Barnes
London
Stepping Sisters at Dreamland Theatre Delights Audiences
Dreamland presents the Fox film Stepping Sisters with Louies Dresser Minna Gambell and Jobyna Howland as former burlesque queens climbing society’s ladder. The comedy centers on a social gathering that sparks a chaotic, humorous finale. Nearby items note shoppers and visitors from Norwalk to Elyria, plus a car fire in Oregon City sparked by a bystander’s careless match.
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Louies Dresser
Minna Gambell
Jobyna Howland
Man About Town Opens at Capitol Theatre
Warner Baxter stars in a mystery romance at Capitol Theatre. The film follows a man ready to die to save the woman he took from his best friend, set against Washington society and national capital glamour.
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Fox Picture
Capitol Theatre
Warner Baxter
Washington
National Capital
Weekend Socials Tie Families Across Town
Mr and Mrs Fred Jenny hosted a Saturday evening of dancing and cards followed by a late tasty lunch. W H Mosher visited from Enigria. Cam den Ohio guests Mr and Mrs Evergt Hanes and son Lewis visited the Max Peabody home Sunday. Duncan Robertson and children of Elyria were pondly guests at the Pete Robertson and H D Peabody home. Mrs RD Barnes and daughter spent July 4 with her parents the L B Rumseys. Mr and Mrs MT Scott entertained Sam Purvis of Cleveland over the weekend. Henry Hart and wife returned to Oberlin after visiting her parents the Fred Peabodys. C Clark Sr and C Barden left on a motor trip to Vermont to visit Mr Barden’s parents. Myron Shelton hosted Mr and Mrs George Graves and children on Sunday.
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Jory and Rolland
Buffalo
N. Y
Lyle Deanan
Marjory Ann
Richard
Canton
Fred Graves
FA. Denman
Vivian Currier
Elea
Shor
Norwalk
Grace Peabody
Rollin Peabody
Cleveland
C. J. Hoyt
Ella Ewell
Elyria
Misa Phytne Buckley
M. B. Buckley
Maxine Benson
Mary Louise Shellon
Louisa Shalton
Tom Camphball
Marilyn
Clifford Campbell
Davenport
C. Wessel
Flora Pierce
Rbranét
Shelby
Elmer Shelton
Charles
Elizabeth Booth
Chas
Kenyon Ware
Summer
Iowa
Charles Day
Louiss Marth
Earl Green
John Guthrie
Lee Lewid
Marjory
C. Myron Biggs
Phyrne Buckley
H. D. Peabody
Fred Jenny
W. H. Mosher
Enigria
Evergt. Hanes
Lewis
Camden
Onio
Max Peabody
Duncan Robertson
Pete Robertson
R. D. Barnes
L. B. Rumsey
M. T. Scott
Sam Purvis
Henry Hart
Oberlin
Fred Peabody
C. Clark
Clifford Barden
Vermont
Mr. Barden
Myron Shelton
George Graves
Mar
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Debuts
Advertising copy announces MELLO GLO face powder with a French process for smoother spread and longer wear. It claims to hide tiny lines and pores, prevents large pores, and suits every complexion, with Crandall's Drug Store and C. W. Phillips Drug Store listed for purchase.
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Crandall’s
C. W. Phillips Drug Store
Family disputes Chronicle-Telegram car accident claim
William Cook, 87, of 686 Clark Street, whose family says he did not step in front of a car driven by Georges Fortune, Dr of Columbia Station, challenges a Chronicle-Telegram report. Cook was treated at Memorial Hospital. witnesses contest the sequence of events in Greveland on July 9.
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May
William Cook
Clark Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Cook
Georges Fortune
Columbia Station
Greveland
Memorial Hospital
Stamp cafeteria at Benton Harbor Post Office
Postmaster W. B. Banyon of Benton Harbor advocates a stamp cafeteria where patrons serve themselves and clerks allow self service by offering to cover any shortages. The idea, described as a cafeteria style stamp sale, faces questions about propriety and public trust.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
W. B. Banyon
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