Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule Highlights
A raw listing of Cleveland area radio programs on WTAM WHE AF and other stations for Monday June 10 includes music from Ball's time the Voice of Firestone and Empire Builders along with weather baseball scores and various talk and musical segments from stations like WHE AF WB Q and WLS General Motors party and performances by the Cleveland Symphony and local orchestras are noted with multiple time slots and program titles including Daguerreotypes Night Club Romances and Amos n Andy segments.
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Cleveland
Theodore Poister
Janssen
Cleveland Orchestra
Ball
Voice of Firestone
General Motors
Empire Builders
Secretary of
Commerce
Lamont
Louis W. Hill
C. W. Jenks
T. J. Newman
John Charles Thomas
Abed Pickard
Wydle
Lake Shore Gardens
Freddie Carlone
Riverside Garden Orchestra
Ken Carr
2Lo
London
Carl Hupp
Hollenden Hotel
Edmund Cook
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Cleco
Ceco
Amy Burbig
Pheebal
Ancient Order of Harmonious Sisterhood
W. J. Glover
Lester D. Seymour
Amos
N’ Andy
Vokun
Moonlight Trio
Mike and
Ika
Aunt Kitty
Children, & CO
Grace FE Makepeace School
Frank Greken
NBC
WEAF
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Park Central Hotel Orchestra
Wrtc
WFIC
Bernard Gabriel
Valee
Firestone
wWws
WGY
WTAM
Empire Bullders
Manon
Phil Spltalny
KDA
White House
Edison
WLY
KDEA
Longine
National Federation of Music Clubs
Sings
Columbia System
Newark
Uncle Don
Waadb
Wo Wade
Ce-C'o Couriers
Henry Sprblg
WADC
Was
Sergei Hkodarsky
Natlige Harding
WADO
WHR
Akron Wado
Granada
Akron
WFJO
Pollack
S Park Central Orchestra
James MacDonald
Helen Scott
John O'Rosky
Dad Haskins
Blanche Stouffer
Thythe
Margaret
Bauman
Golden Leche
Chicago
WLS
Swift
Church
Water Witches
Cincinnati
WLW
Rochr
University of Cincinnati
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Kyrock
Flying Cloud Orchestra
Hamilton Tutoring Club
Pittsburgh
KRDKA
William Penn Hotel
William Fenn
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings note programs from 1929 including Goldman's band on network-7 and Voice of Columbia on WEAF NBC. Local social notes mention guests in Amherst Elyria and Oberlin with several outings and visits. Village council to meet Monday at the town hall.
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United Press Wiz
NBC
Goldman’s
Band
WEAF
Nbec
the Potters
WABC
CBS
Whiteman
Orchestra
Voice of Columbia
Martin Street
Amherst
Edith Schwartz
Grace Wiegand
Cleveland
Edward Green
Herald Weston
Tommy
Oberlin
Wm. Meacham
Arthur Ruth
Jack
Elyria
Doris Springer
Ward Hubbard
Herald Flowers
Richard Gleason
Ohio State
Columbus
Leland Osborn
Detroit
Charles Nickel
Herold Green
Spang Bakery
Chippewa Lake
Clarence Baker
Amherst June social notices and club reports
Amherst community items list bridge club hosts Ernst Reinhart and wife on Axtel street with four tables and a late two course lunch. Social meetings include Royal Neighbors of America in lodge rooms presided by Mrs. Martha Nickel, Standard Bearers Missionary Society hosting Ruth Griffen, and American Legion Post No. 197 business session led by Commander Fred Koch. Ladies Aid groups plan gatherings at local Methodist church parlors with hostesses named. Mrs. Arthur Engle attends Clover Leaf Club at Mrs. A C Kreeger’s home.
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South Amherst
Ernst Reinhart
Amherst
Bridge Club
Axtel Street
Harmon Mathas
Arthur Bouer
Henry Hammill
Paul Mori
Henry Kolb
Clarence Kern
John Reinhart
Arthur Bauer
Royal Neighbors of America
Martha Nickel
Merton Bailey
Myrtle
Sautzman
Ward
Lorain
Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Ruth Griffen
American Legion Post No. 197
Legion Rooms
Fred Koch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henrietta Methodist
Ruth Harris
Blanche Laraway
Jacob Kolb
Wm. Slack
Phil- NouEiar
Tom Flowers
Arthur Engle
Clover Leaf Club
Mra. A. C. Kreeger
North Olmsted Notes On Local Visits And Society
North Olmsted notes report Mrs Arthur Dunford and daughter visiting in Cincinnati with Robert Dunford. The Clague Road Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society held its first outing at Castagia area on Decoration Day. Officers named include Helen Reitz president Jack Morris vice president Alan Dare secretary treasurer Ellen Shrimshaw recording secretary and Ellen Kuyper prayer chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Retz
Tittead
Benneta Shaw
Cora Shaw
North Olmsted
Richard Salisbury
Percival R. Salisbury
Lois Myers
Cleveland Heights
Doris West
Spencer
Dolores Jean Myers
Benjamin Salisbury
Aalmn
Valley Lifes
Louis JL. Myers
Oberlin High School
Kent State Normal
Ohio State University
University of Pennsylvania
Loarin Road
Garnet Elizabeth Drake
Clinton J. Shank
R. Schumacher
Sandusky
G. Leopold
Peggy Ann
Ciifton Park
Whelan
Schumacher
Leopold
North
Arthur Dunford
Dover Center Road
Robert Dunford
Cincinnati
Ohio
Christian Endeavor Society of
Clague Road Congregational Church
Castajia
R Teport
Helen Reitz
Jack Morris
Alan Dare
Ellen Shrimshaw
Ellen Kuyper
Elyrian in Erie County Jail On Charge of Arson
Harry Keneg of 1101 East River Street is jailed in Sandusky on arson charges linked to a Florence Township barn fire owned by his wife Frieda. This marks his second arson arrest in a week, following a Medina county arrest for a Spencer house fire tied to him in 1927. He has six fires in two years and insurance on five. Keneg, born in Poland, has never naturalized and has prior liquor-fine records in Elyria.
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Elyrian
Erie County
Harry Keneg
East River Street
Sandusky
Florence Township
Frieda Keneg
C. A. Clarke
Keney
Medina County
Spencer
Keneg
Meding County
Mberty
Elyna
Clarke
Kenez
Polleva
Poland
United States
Elyria
Beer kegs roll on Wittenberg campus during homecoming
On the Wittenberg University campus in Springfield Ohio jubilant alumni mark homecoming with rolling beer kegs described as harmless empties. The president and faculty did not intervene as the campus dramatic group staged The Taming of the Shrew. In Cleveland the Ferry Cap and Screw company reports a big rise in net sales for the first months of 1929.
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Mabosata. Cablahah ‘Company
Mea
Thomas Ferry
Wittenberg
Springfield
Cleveland Company
Cleveland
Ferry Cap and Screw Company
No Patience With CuI npcM TT Ss Dalton Pa
A mother recalls weakness and nervous strain before her child was born. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health. She and her husband believe the remedy helped her recover and feel better now.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dalton
Daltor
For Sale: 8-Room House on Cleveland Street
Eight room residence with 75 ft frontage on Cleveland Street ideal for boarding house or gasoline station. Modern interior with finished attic. Owner must sell quickly and will sacrifice. Call 43424 for details.
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