Sunday Radio Speakers Schedule Led by Mr Young
The article lists radio programs and performers for Sunday across several networks. It notes WJZ at 9 20 PM with Mr Young network selections, WHK at 10 80 with Moonshine and Honeysuckle, a memorial concert at 3 45, and WTAM afternoon broadcasts featuring Vincent H Percy organization and Russell Hollige in a 7 30 PM program.
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WJZ
Victor Ardén
Harry Rose
WHK
Beth
WTAM
Vincent H. Percy
Russell Hollige
Wayne King
National Sunday Forum
Jane Froman
Kremlin Art Quintet
Catholic Hour
Annaelle Jackson
Donald Nevis
Tima
Alice Joy
Richard Wagner
Seth Parkera
Herman and Banta
Sports Resteanu
Moss and Jones
Teddy Black
Charles Kerrs
Wings of Music
Billy Grantham
WTA
Radio Schedule Dense with Orchestras and Concerts
A chaotic OCR list outlines hours for WTAM and local stations featuring numerous orchestras bands telecasters and programs. It lists performers such as Gene and Glenn Donald Nevis tenor and Paul Whiteman's Boys with a long daily grid of music talk and variety acts spanning mornings to late night.
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John Marvin
Investock
Board of Education
Jack and
Gene and
Glenn
Donald Nevis
Harriet Lee
Radio Schedule Snarl With Dozens Of Acts Listed
A dense list shows a long run of acts and times including The Goldbergs Golden Strings Revellers and many orchestras and parlors. The schedule names venues performers and broadcast slots across the day with numerous placeholders and announcements.
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The
Goldbergs
Golden Strings
the Revellers
Gypsies
Radio Dorum
Jack Rose
College Inn Orchestra
Ralph Kirberg
Pennsylvania Orchestra
Bellevue Stratford Orchestra
WTASL
WAKEMAN BRIEFS
Mrs Earl Green and baby visited CM Kenyon home and Mrs Loren Pitts will visit her parents Sumner Todd. The funeral of Mrs Eliza Timbs Thomas was held at 230 from the late home. Laura Brode died in Warren Hospital. Fred Munger returned home after a week in Columbus. Elizabeth Booth and Charles Kenyon shopped in Norwalk. Charles Thomas entertains Ada Hachette. Parsons family visited Cleveland. A B French left for Florida for winter. H C Metcalf and son Richard attended the Thomas funeral. Charles Weeks went to Cleveland for work. Mary Hall entertained Herman Hall of Urbana.
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Earl Green
Baby Wess
CM Kenyon
Loren Pitts
Anna Todd
Sumner Todd
Eliza Timbs Thomas
Burleigh Thomas
Laura Brode
Warren Hospital
Warren
Charles Thomas
Ada Hachette
Elyria
James Parsons
Cleveland
A. B. French
Florida
H. C. Metcalf
Richard
Eliza Thomas
Charles Weeks
Mary Hall
Herman Hall
Urbana
Elyria Doctor Offers Quick Treatment Notes
Dr. FP M Sponseller of Elyria Ohio lists services for piles fistula colitis and varicose veins with fast available hours on Tuesday and Saturday. Gatings Trust Blog notes these treatments and clinic times for quick care with no delay.
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Canton trip and social gatherings noted in Kapton County
T Gamber drove to Canton Ohio Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Netling and others were entertained at Earl Green's home Sunday evening. Rochester visitors Eugene Babcock and son stayed with the Sheltons. The Buckleys attended Rally Day at the Kapton Community church. A Town Hall play Crooks for a Month Friday evening drew attendees. proceeds pledged to Pot. &
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T. Gamber
Canton
Carl Netling
Marion Finlay
Mervyn Kenyon
Earl Green
Eugene Babcock and Son
Rochester
Myron Shelton
Meade Buckley
Kapton
Town Hall
Amherst milk fund discussed at PTA meeting
Favorable reports were heard at the Parent Teachers Association meeting in South Amherst. The milk fund was discussed and a committee appointed to investigate. The membership committee reported seventeen new members and a program featured John Harding on Farley Ohio History along with community singing and readings. The Ranking brothers and Joe Mack performed musically. Official board meeting followed at the Methodist church with routine business under Rev. Roy Jenson. A birthday dinner for forty five was held at the church with sewing for national relief planned. Mother of Quilhot dies in Detroit prompting departure. Church notices list services at St John’s Evangelical, Methodist, and Congregational churches with pastors Bachmidt, Jenson, and Fogel. Members from Cleveland called on the Coln family due to illness.
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Parent Teachers Association
Isadore Slack
John Harding
Ohio
Ruth Willis
Ranking Brothers
Joe Mack
Methodist
Roy Jenson
Methodist Church
John Wagener
Lodl Dibson
Jenson
Reading
Ann of Green Gables
John Thompson
Seabury Forecasts Roosevelt Win and Support for Governor
Samuel Seabury Hofstadter committee counsel returns from Europe predicting Franklin D. Roosevelt will win by a large majority and pledges to back the governor.
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Seabury
New York
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eternal triangle claims three victims in Wauseon tragedy
In Wauseon Ohio, Leininger shot and killed his former wife Anna Witte and her brother in law William Watte after a divorce for drunkenness, then killed himself. Coroner says Leininger fired twice before dying at Memorial Hospital.
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Leininger
Anna Witte
William Watte
Witte
William Witte
Henry Witte
Gerald
Leiminger
Lee Arnold
Charles Bennett
Fulton County
Nezhbors
Memorial Hospital
Wauseon
Ford to Urge Hoover Re-Election in Dearborn Speech
Henry Ford will urge the re-election of President Hoover in his first political speech scheduled for October 30 in Dearborn Michigan at Republican headquarters.
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Ford
Hoover
New York
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Relief Increased for Unemployed After Belfast Riots
Ulster officials raised relief for the unemployed threefold following serious rioting in Belfast this week. The city has returned to normal since the disturbance.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Hollywood drama highlights Rivoli debut of Golony life
The Rivoli Theatre starts screenings of Hollywood Speaks a powerful drama tracing a girl’s rise from obscurity to stardom led by Genevieve Tobin with Pat O’Brien as the columnist. Lucien Privat Ralf Harolde Rita La Roy Leni Stengel and Anderson Lawlor fill the supporting cast in this Columbia Production.
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Hollywood Speaks
Rivoli Theatre
Genevieve Tobin
Maurice Chevalier
Columbia
Pat O’brien
Lucien Privat
Ralf Harolde
Rita la Roy
Leni Stengel
Anderson Lawlor
Rialto Theatre Presents Unusual Sunday Vaudeville
Rialto will stage four vaudeville showings Sunday with Marvel and Lawrence in a comedy and singing act, Frazer Brothers in a musical novelty routine, and a comedy News and Air Malt Alystery No. T. Doors open at 1 PM.
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Elyria
Rialto Theatre
Marvel
Lawrence
Frazer Brothers
Frazer Bros
Michael
Mary
No. T
Roosevelt To State Stand On Bonus Speech
Franklin D Roosevelt plans three major speeches in Pittsburgh St Louis and Baltimore as he works on campaign remarks including a possible statement on veterans bonus relief. He denies German securities investment charges and gathers material for a forthcoming position.
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Franklin D Roosevelt
United European Investors Limited
Edward S Paine
New York
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
St. Lous
Baltmore
Wonderful evening at Little Joe's Diner on Cleveland Road
A friendly invite to tonight's gathering at Little Joe's Diner on Cleveland Road. Come out and enjoy good company and a casual atmosphere.
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Little Joe
Cleveland Road
Roosevelt campaign celebrated with sauerkraut barrel
Chicago voters, city sealer Joe Grein, a German American Democrat, ships 360 pounds of sauerkraut to Governor Roosevelt as a celebratory gesture, noting a future victory and planning a suitable feast with frankfurters and pork shanks. He references beer restrictions and predicts post election changes.
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Joe Grein
Franklin DL Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Grein
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