Radio Programs Cleveland Stations Schedule Nov 28
Eastern Standard Time listings show WYAM WEAR WHK WADC and other stations with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 12:09 a.m. including weather, sports, concerts, soap hour, and various orchestra and vocal shows. Readers receive a chaotic but dense schedule of programs across multiple cities and networks.
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Cleveland
Wyam-Wear
Ed McConneil
College of the Air
Jolly Jester
Community Fund
Eveready
Guardian
Keith Orpheum
m—Gill
Gene
Ford
Glenn
Kalz Orchestre
Walliams
Orehebte
Plano
Dixie Steppers
Sylvania Foresters
Fada
Marjorie Oelrich Rells
Day'sa Orchestra
Dacnha
WEAF
ma-Utlea
Soconylard
WWI
Club Eskimos
WEY
Iadia-Krith-Ogrpheum
TQ P. Mo
Amoxs
Andy
DKA
Landt
TSU Op
Lew White
Polly Preston
Pure of1
Koka
Wir
Libuy
Willams Ollomatices
Toeyapuk
KDA
Longline
WLW
Now Those Rheumatic Pains Must Go Now The Agony Ceases
A short promotional health claim notes relief from rheumatic pains with claims that swelling reduces and agony ceases, presenting a hopeful blessing tone for sufferers seeking prompt improvement.
Back To Work With Supposed Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Allenry as a quick active remedy to relieve pains with a money back guarantee. It claims broad doctor endorsement and nationwide pharmacist support, urging readers to take it as directed in big bottles despite unclear specifics.
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C. W. Phill
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America
Harttur and Co Break Ground on New Greenhouse Near Columbia
J H Harttur and company started a two acre greenhouse project on their farm in Columbia. Mr and Mrs George Hills visited with Mr and Mrs Chas Mills last Monday. The Parent Teachers Association plans a meeting Tuesday evening November 26 with a program and stunts.
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Columbia
J. H. Harttur and Company
George Hills Armut Hidge
Chas. Mills
Parent-Teacher’'s Association
Zemo Trademark Promises Dandruff Relief
A vintage ad promotes Zemo as a family antiseptic for itching scalp and dandruff. It touts cooling cleansing action, safety for all skin types, and urges keeping Zemo handy. Advertised prices include 35 cents, with larger size at one dollar.
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Zemo
Child Immunization Advice From Dr Peters Sparks Debate
An advice column discusses diphtheria prevention and home care options while awaiting a doctor, recommending rest, warm drinks, throat heat, and saltwater gargles as initial measures. It covers the difference between treatment and prevention with diphtheria antitoxin and clarifies heart murmurs and dietary guidance for mothers, ending with a note on receiving pamphlets and column requests.
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Peters
Kidney
Rivat
Peter
Murray Ridge Community Events Highlight Local Meetings
Murray Ridge residents and families attended multiple events across the week including Carlisle Grange and Fatre Nong Club gatherings. Alfred Deroy and the Eppley and Eldred families joined various social visits while local students at Murray Ridge school prepared a Thanksgiving program and the junior orchestra performed at Avon Lake school.
Evening concert details with local orchestra members
Quartets formed by Carl Haag Herman Gannett and Walter Elang plus Gladys Freeland and Ruth Tapper delighted attendees. The orchestra included Mitchell Knutie Roberta Freeland Glenn Fridenstein Danald Fridenstein Ernest Haag Walter Haag Henry Haag Ruth Tapper Steve Roney Arthur Horwitz and the Fesler couple. They visited Mr and Mrs Meuker and Mrs Brandau of Birmingham on Sunday. Mrs Nettle Eldred plans a few months with her brother Warren Cochrane in Portland Oregon.
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Ars
Arthur Fesler
Nettia Eldred
Frank
Louis Eldred
Carlisle Grange
Alfred Deroy
Joseph Watson
Fistia
Arvin Eppley
H. Chambers
Vincent
George Fridenstein
Avon Lake
Eugene Sites
Bessie
Amherst
Iorlin Slusher
Elyria
Ange Eppler
Max Linden
Martin Schuster
Joseph Novor
Hurley Decker
Bogarn
Middle Ridge
Toaherhoo
South
Eldred
Spener
Nettie Eldred
God
H.C. Comstock
Haw
Erving Eppley
Louisameda
W.C. T
Wrecker
Lorain
Coverdate
George
Avi
Cit Merciere
V. Cook
Town Winn Road
Murray Ridge School
Herman Gannett
Werthercay
Murray Ridge
Herman
Gannett
J. Merek
Carl Haag
Walter Elang
Gladys Freeland
Ruth Tapper
Mitchell Knutie
Roberta
Glenn
Danald Fridenstein
Ernest
Walter
Henry
Steve Roney
Arthur Horwitz
Thir Fesler
William Meuker
A Brandau
Birmingham
Nettle Eldred
Warren Cochrane
Portland
Oregon
Mt Zion Lutheran church calendar and events
Spencer Nov 26 church calendar lists Sunday school at 9 15 and divine service at 10 with sermon What Shall I Render the Lord Theme. Evening work at 7 30. Rev George Troutman of Checkaville to lecture on Holy Land. Thanksgiving program at church 7 30 with Walter Ruth speaker. Other notes include M B church Thanksgiving service and Spencer Dramatic clan play by talented members.
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M. B. Churel
Spencer Dranatic Clan
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Illnesses
Miss Pauline Sprague guest of Miss Ceraldine Breyley. Lawrence Koppelberger of Medina dines with Mrs. T. W. Walters. Harvey Wensor ill, Mrs Burdette Aldrich improving at Cleveland Hospital. Spencer Philethea 8.5. class sews and socializes at Mrs. Blanch Brouse’s home. Mrs. Charley Root sick. Mrs. Walter Rook and Mrs. Shimon Rice visit Ivan Boone and Mrs. Sarah Humphrey. Violet Aukerman wins in Lodi paper contest. Mrs. Kenneth Gross ill in Columbiana, scarlet fever relapse. Mrs. McQueen to spend winter in Florida. Spencer teams beat Chatham. Harvey Ingraham recovering. Dr. Strom in Cleveland. John Wynn brings C. R. Aldrich’s horses home. Mrs. Morse of Canton visiting. Mrs. Sadia Gault hosting visitors. M. F. Ladies Bazaar at River Corners. Mrs. Brewley of Akron mourns aunt’s death. Pythian Sisters banquet. Liberty Bell Temple hosts K of P with about 80 Knights. Little Dunfor Root ill at grandparents’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cofelt and Miss Viola Dague of Barberton visiting. Mrs. P. J. White visiting Geneva, Ohio.
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Pauline Sprague
Ceraldine Breyley
Lawrence Koppelberger
Maedina
T. W. Walters
Harvey Wensor
Burdette Aldrich
Clevland T Hospital
Spencer Philethea
M. EF. Church
Blanch Brouse
Charley Root
Walter Rook
Shimon Rice
Ivan Boone
Sarah Humphrey
Violet Aukerman
Lodi
Lucy Gross
R. G. Parker
Wellington
Columbiana
Kenneth Gross
South Amherst
McQueen
Martha Morse
Canton
Sadia Gault
Willis White
John White
Tyrila
M. F. Ladies Ald
River Corners
Thursiston Brewley
Akron
Clarence Wallinston
M’s
M. E ‘Adies
Blanche
Pythian Sisters
Liberty Bell Temple
Dunfor Root
Howard Cofelt
Viola Dague
Barberton
Charles Warner
Pasadenia
Calif
Sadie Gault
P. J. White
Geneva
Ohio
Charles Bulman
Colds Widespread as Blake Deanon Stays at Simon Rive Home
A number of residents report hard colds in the community while Blake Deanon is staying at the Simon Rive home.
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Blake Deanon
Simon Rive
Legion Feed at Norwalk Promises 1000 Attendees
About 1,000 persons are expected for the Sixth Annual Good Will banquet of Ken-Bur-Bel Post No. 41 American Legion to be held at Norwalk High School auditorium at 7 o clock on Wednesday December fourth. The event gathers citizens of Norwalk and nearby towns for a program presenting Legion principles and activities with speakers including Dudley A. White Department Commander of Ohio and Mrs G W Lawrence Department Vice President of the Auxiliary. Handsome awards will be presented to state commanders of allied organizations.
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South Amherst Lust
Columbia Girls
Columbia Boys
Moss Mabel Rice
John Crum
Columbia Gem
Columbus
Tme
State Penitentiary
Northwestern
Journalistic Association
Tushiy Mra Cartright
Acme Grange
Lorena Crocker
Gertrude Akins
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Lorens Crowier
P. W. Helmeman
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Grange
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Ind
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Arthur Crocker
Robert Kowalski
W. D. Krause
A. Kowalski
Ohio
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American Legion
Norwalk
Post
Legionnaires
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Onto
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G. W. Lawrence
Auxiliary
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Drapeau
Paul V. McNutt
National Legion Convention Toastmaster to Lead Banquet
The National Commander will close the Louisville convention with a keynote address praising the Legion’s administration and national standing. Ralph Cole of Windsor, famed toastmaster, will head the program. Kiwanis hosts Ladies Night banquet with 200 tables, ten prizes, and a 6:30 street parade with marching bands in uniform.
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Louisville
Ralph Cole
Windsay
Eucellence
Kiwani Club
Kiwanis
Martial Muse
Banquet Bank
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