Radio Programs Saturday July 27 Highlighted by Band lineups
Radio listings for Saturday July 27 show a dense schedule across stations WHE, WGAR, WIAY, FLW and WLW. Programs include Dark Boys Musical Menu, Aunt Judy i Leater Band, Reminiscing, Operatic Gems, various bands, hobby talks, sports segments and a carnival to be announced.
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Wiay
Dark Boys
Judy i
Phil Ross Seatte
Dorsey Band
Cassidy
Mickey Mall
Cocktai Trio
Silver Strains
Cal F. Melodies
Sara Dance Piestz
Reflections and rhythms fill a full evening schedule
A dense listings page outlines 9 45 to 9 45 PM program blocks featuring acts such as Reflections, Shim Eberhadt, Dor Hell Trio, Cheery Musical Clock, Breakfast Club, Calesthenics, and multiple band ensembles. The long schedule includes Joe White, Hillbyles, Green Bros, Naylor Band, and Amos n Andy among numerous others, plus TV and radio tie ins like Happy Jack and Mrs Wiggs. The page reflects a packed variety hour with music, talk, and entertainment across many acts and venues.
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We Taylor
Fields Hall
Health Home
Joe White
Panac
Hillbyles
Hopesy Boy
Blue Room
al Pearce
Green Bross-Rad
Desby
Nyarol Te Sagres
iWesportsman
Tamboree Stepeorssy
Gypsies
hWillgon
Tye
Lucky Smith
Amos
Andy
Weis
Naylor
Spitalny
Wake Upper
Metr
Parade
Cadets
Mrs. Wiggs
Mary Marlin
Jones Mazen
Happy Jack
Kilmer Famil
Rich
Helent Trent
Happy Hollow
Pin Willie
Betty
Bob
DeLeath Morin
Jones and Hare
Ultile House
Health Day Announced At Columbia 4-H Club Meeting
At the Girls 4 H sewing club gathering on Tuesday July 16 Health Day was announced for members 14 years or under. An 4 H delegate Iria Bartter was named from those over 15 Susie Doyle attended as a representative. A moving picture show Under the 4 H Flag was announced for July 30. Social committee report noted games and refreshments of watermelon and cake served by Evelyn Ziegler and Dorothy Stinchcomb. Albert Keyse spoke of a recreation room addition at his home which appears picturesque. Mr and Mrs Herman Dingler were visiting hosts.
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Iria Bartter
Susie Doyle
Evelyn Ziegler
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Albert Keyse
Herman Dingler
Arthur Samuels
House Beautiful
Jim Brady
Archie Roosevelt
Clerk Ends Life in Hamilton County Probate Office
David K. Mason a 76 year old clerk in the Hamilton county probate court for 28 years died by drowning in the river yesterday. The death was ruled self inflicted due to a nervous condition by family members. The report appears in a local Columbia area paper noting social visits and club meetings around the county with residents traveling to Ohio towns for events and family gatherings.
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Cincinnati
David K. Mason
Hamilton County
Border Brigands at Dreamland Theater Tomorrow
Buck Jones stars in the Universal adventure drama Border Brigands at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Settings of utmost beauty contribute to a vivid locale as the tale unfolds across border adventures and peril.
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Gary Cooper
Kathleen Burke
Paramount
Universal
Coming
Buck Jones
Potato Day Program At Wooster August 15
Hundreds of potato growers from across Ohio are expected at the agricultural experimental station in Wooster on August 15 for Potato Day. The program features demonstrations on diseases and insect control, wireworms, a new acid mercury seed treatment, rotations with corm as green manure, and studies in soil ventilation and potato varieties.
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Ohio
Agricultural Experimental Station
Wooster
Governor Daver's inquiry opens at Ohio Soldiers' Home
The special committee met with the home's board of trustees in Xenia amid a three hour closed session. Both sides declined to discuss specifics. Board president Herbert Mooney called the gathering friendly.
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Xenia
Daver
Ohio Soldiers’ & Sailors Home
Herbert Mooney
Collumbus
Employment Up in Ohio as Relief Rolls Shrink
A report to C C Siliman federal relief administrator states a marked improvement in private industry conditions in Ohio. It reveals that June relief rolls were erased for 11 252 persons across Clark Cuyahoga Franklin Hamilton Lucas Mahoning Montgomery Stark and Summit counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Siliman
Clark
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Hamilton
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Stark
Summit
Seek Karpis In New York Area
Outlaw Alvin Karpis believed speeding toward New York with an accomplice. Metropolitan police guard city entrances as Karpis drives a tan Auburn bearing New York plates 3E 462. Suspect described as five feet eight inches, 130 pounds, blue eyes, chestnut hair. police warn he will shoot if provoked. Early reports place the pair racing through Cleveland and Unat City at high speed.
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New York
Alvin Karpis
Mid-West
George Bremer
St. Paul
Metropolitan
Karpis
Harry Campbell
Bremer
Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Old Glory Grange Holds Busy July Meeting
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 met July 25 with ten officers present. Mr and Mrs Hurkley were obligated in the first and second degrees by Worthy Master Willmot Long. A letter of thanks from Strongsville grange and a note from National Secretary Caton were read. Wellington plans for a fair display were discussed. The next meeting will feature inspection night with full third and fourth degree. Twenty-seven Old Glory members attended plus two visitors from Wellington. Loyal Weaver won the penny match prize. A lunch committee was chosen for the next gathering. The program included 4-H club entertainment and a plan for a 4-H film at the schoolhouse Monday evening under Mr Hummel's direction. The La Grange 4-H club will provide more entertainment.
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Clara Apfer
Alden Hopkins
Leslie Weaver
Harland Johnson
Marie Prosser
John Yates
Harry Sigshey
Howard Wastings
Henry Gott
Mabelle Tran
Dorothy Bender
Fred der- Tlie
Mr Wilcox
New Principal For Lorain High School
ASHTABULA OH July 27 Co J W Luttrell principal of Ashtabula High School since 1924 today announced he had adepted a position of principal of Lorain High School at Lorain Ohio effective with the opening of school this Fall He was elected the position to the Lorain Board of Education last night Luttrell will succeed Paul C Bunn former Lorain High School principal who was elected to the Lorain school superintendency following the death of D J Boone Luttrell was state president of Ohio Exchange Clubs in 1931 and 1932.
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Ashtabula, O
J. W. Luttrell
Ashtabula
Lorain
Ohio
Steel output in Youngstown set to rise this weekend
The Youngstown district expects steel operations to reach 54 1 2 percent of capacity as Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Carnegie Steel plan one more open hearth each on Sunday to meet growing orders from the auto, construction, and farm implement sectors.
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Youngst Own
Youngstown District
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Death Finally Wins
William Jedlick aged 16 faced two near fatal incidents in Cleveland on July 27. He fainted and nearly drowned at Brookside pool but was revived by lifeguard Carl Koubal. Later he suffered a hemorrhage and died at Lutheran hospital.
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Cleveland
William Jedlick
Jedlick
Brookside
Carl Koubal
Lutheran Hospital
Saturday Musings From a Gray Hairs and Celeb City
A reflective New York Day by Day column notes Saturday drift in thoughts and memories. The writer recalls hair turning gray in his late twenties, encounters with public figures on Fifth Avenue, and sketches of artists like H T Webster. He laughs at auctioneers and muses on the charm of commonplace joys.
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New York
Robert Hilliard
Ned Sparks
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Wakeman Briefs Captioned Town Activities and Accidents
Wakeman briefs report a town band trip to Detroit with positive feedback, local visits by Mrs Flummer Duakle and others, a Rio Grande College scholarship for Paul Cooley, Bailey’s scholarship last year, visitors from Massillon, a wreck involving Max Peabody near Sandusky, and the Red Caps first night game beating Norwalk 7 3 with Tom Manning in attendance. Next week Akron Goodyear team may visit with Car Bement pitching.
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Detrot
Mich
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W. J. Benson
Evelyn
Robert Hoyt
C. J. Hoyt
Ceylon
Paul Cooley
Rio Grande College
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John Miller
Massillon
Lovisa Wood
Max Peabody
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Red Caps
Kellar News
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Tom Manning
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