Radio Schedule Fragments Hit Local Airwaves
A fragmented listing shows station time blocks and names of bands, orchestras, and entertainers scheduled across multiple networks. Highlights include Jane Beasley, Bernie's Band, Columbia Symphony, Amos'n'Andy, and multiple hourly music and talk segments across WTAM WGY and WLW, with dates around September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stendard
Jane Beasley
Marge
Acores
Columbia Symphony
Dixie
Bernie Cummins
Billy Bank
WGAR
Tranter Brothers
Palais Bar
Lowell Thomas
Ward Wilson
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Joy
Bob Pierce
Firet Nighter
Edna Kellogg
Jones
Amos
Andy
Finafare
Aaron Lee
Merle Jacobs
WTAM
Hazel McGinley
Sao—Waldorf-Astoria
Merry Madcaps
Sur Pance
A. V. Cannon
Tylers
The
Goldbergs
Jessica Dragonette
Eskimo Night Club
Reisman
Whiteman
Akron Singers
Musical Bulletin Board
Everett
Grantham
Mary Hopkins
WGY
Bestor
Ralph Kirbery
Scotti
Per Cwiz
WLW
Jane Froman
KDKA
Mrs. Nagsby
Terrace Gardens Orchestra
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Diverse Radio Programs
A dense OCR listing outlines a wide program slate across stations WADC WLW WTAM and others with times and performers including Vaughn Daleath Connie Boswell Stern's Band Edwin C Hill Lombardo's Band and the Columbia Symphony. It also notes dance bands orchestras soloists broadcasts and varying segments through the day and into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
WADC
Vaughn Daleath
WEEN
Stern
Connie Boswell
Nelson
Columbia
Symphony
Charles Carlisle
Martin
Cummin
Kelein
Harrod
Ballroom
Akrom Wadc
Myrt
Marge
Connale Boswell
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Wm. Hall
Gloom Chasers
Lombardo
Symphony Orchestra
Charles Carliste
Cincianat
Southern Singers
Beachcombers
Man Sunshine
Sportaman
Blue Moments
Chandu
the Magician
Streat Band
Morin Sisters
Castle Farm Orchestra
Men At Arms
Mike and
Herman
Bancroft Stars in Capitol's Lady and Gent Capers
George Bancroft portrays a self styled big shot who with Wynne Gibson must decide whether to abandon or adopt a 12 year old boy after the death of his father. The Captiol Theatre screens Lady and Gent with humor and drama as the pair faces responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bancroft
Wynne Gibson
Capitol Theatre
Bancroft
Expensive Women at Rivoli Stars Dolores Costello
Warner Bros. presents Expensive Women at the Rivoli with Dolores Costello returning to sound films after a two year break. Costello plays Constance Newton in a story about a woman who pays for her indiscretions, framed as a penetrating modern drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Dolores Costello
Adverse
Rivoli
Constance Newton
Miss Costello
Sky Devils Delivers Laughs Thrills at Rialto Theatre
Howard Hughes stars in Sky Devils at the Rialto Theatre with nonstop action. The mile a minute film blends fighting and firing with romance and comedy and features some spectacular air scenes rivaling Hell's Angels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hughes
Sky Devils
Rialto Theatre
Hughes
Sunday Radio Schedule Returns With Night of Orchestras
A dense listing of musical programs and featured artists across a full day of broadcasts including Jay Alden Edkins, Gordon String Quartet, Major Rowe, Jane Froman, Kremlin Art Quintet, Wayne King, and many others. Includes sports update and religious programs amid a continuous concert lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
uw—Melody Hour
Jay Alden Edkins
Gordon String Quartet
Southland
Italy
Major Rowe
Legion of the Lost
Wayne King
National Sunday Forum
Jane Froman
Janet Froman
Kremlin
Annabelle Jackson
Donald Nevis
Alice Joy
Seth Parker
Herman and Banta
Bhot Evererr
Chas. Kerr
Emerson Gill
WTAM
Amherst Socials Highlight Club Meetings and Events
Amherst residents gathered for club activities including the AuCourant Club annual meeting with officers elected Mrs I G Maxwell president and Miss Stella Krugman secretary treasurer. Evening Bridge Club hosted by Miss Helen Cameron with high score to Mrs E B Foster and prize winners across several games. A bridge luncheon at Mrs Caroline Kelch’s home featured eleven tables and 200 with multiple prize categories. Attendees also joined a Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women convention at St Johns Evangelical Church with 140 present from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hinkley
Lorain
AuCourant
I. G. Maxwell
Ed Hinking
Stella Krugman
Jemmie Jaeger
Edna and
Olive Beller
Baker
John Hamann, Jr
Henry Plato
A. J. Baker
Mathew Lawless
Hattie Baker
G. Pietch
M- Lawless
Church Street
Helen Cameron
Alyria Avenue
E. EB
Foster
Lubie Gerlach
Martha Gerlach
Goldie Gray
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Caroline Kelch
A. G. Mens
Spring Street
Rose Plato
John Reidrick
Demsey
Drake
H.l DeChamp
Avon Lake
Norma Donahue
James Nichell
Ada Purcell
B. W. Lahiff
Hugh Finnegan
F. G. Ferguson
Amherst
Lorain County
Federation of Evangelical Women
St. Johns Evangelical Church
C .B. Schmidt
C. Kern
Barry Wolf
Henry Kane
Lucy Roemer
William Mischka
Minnie Nickel
4. C. Kroeger
Amelia Deuschie
C. H. Ernst
R. L. Men
Amherst Man to Wed Saturday
Early autumn wedding plans center on Mrs Mildred Kane of 1320 Second Street Lorain and Patrick D Ward of Amherst to be married at St Marys Lorain at 9 am Saturday Rev J J Johnston will officiate Attendants are Ruth Kane and Richard Ward A reception follows at the bride home Afterward the couple will reside at 1320 Second Street Lorain The item also notes electing members of student council for the Senior Junior and Sophomore classes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mildred Kane
Second Street
Lorain
Patrick D. Ward
St. Marys Church
J. J. Johnston
Ruth Kane
Richard Ward
Musical Prodigy to Play at Elyria Bible Class and Church
A thirteen year old musical prodigy will be guest soloist at the Elyria Men's Bible Class at the Rivoli Theatre at 9:30 next Sunday and at the Church of Christ at 1:30. Miss Betty Wainwright of LaGrange Indiana, daughter of Jack W. Wainwright, will perform on piano violin and flute and study harp. She previously played harp at the Cleveland Musicians Conference last winter and taught piano at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rivoli Theatre
Church of Christ
Betty Wainwright
LaGrange
Indiana
Jack W. Wainwright
Betty
Cleveland
Amherst Hi elects student council members Thursday
Amherst High students met Thursday morning to elect the student council for the new school year selecting two boys and two girls from each class. Seniors named were Ruth Ehrman Doris Gacur William Andrews and Frederick Wilhelm Juniors Gwendolyn Thomas Helen Brucker Donald Fullmer Francis Kelleher Sophomores Ruth Sondergeld Helen Berger Alex Burnett and Ray Thomas were chosen. The council met in the library with Miss Marion Steele and elected officers: president William Andrews vice president Ruth Ehrman secretary treasurer Helen Brucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hi
Hacheass
Rulth Ehrman
Doris Gacur
William Andrews
Frederick Wilhelm
Gwendolyn Thomas
Helen Brucker
Donald Fullmer
Francis Kelleher
Ruth Sondergeld
Helen Berger
Alex Burnett
Ray Thomas
Miss Marion Steele
Willam Andrews
Ruth Ehrman
Arthur Thomas
Doris Gaehr
Ruth Mirman
W C T U Meets in Amherst Ohio September
The September meeting of the Women s Christian Temperance Union was held at Mrs Charles Miller s East street home. Officers were elected with Miller as first vice president and A K Jenne reappointed as secretary and same positions filled by others. Delegates to Oberlin convention in October were named along with county officers planning to attend. Prohibition matters were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Charles Miller
East Street
A. K. Jenne
A. Kenne
H. W. Powers
Marion G. Barnard
Metta C. Norton
E. B. Smith
S. T
Tena Jacobs
Lucy Horn
F. M. Hopkins
Soldiers and Sailors
L. B. Smith
M. C. Barnard
Oberlin
C. D. Fox
M. G. Barnard
Flower Mission
Electric light plant talk and labor report at club meeting
Robert Backer reported on Community Chest activities noting a monthly payroll of several hundred twenty dollars and 150 men on the list for work. Single men gain one day, married men three days of labor, next meeting set for Thursday at Methodist church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Backer
Community Chest
Methodist
Entertaining guests and college departures noted
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jackson hosted guests from Elyria including Mrs. Charles Hellman and daughter Waldene as well as Mrs. Drumboski and daughter who will leave for college. Grace Hubbard will depart Saturday for Ohio Wesleyan College as a sophomore. American Legion members plan to attend the Washington centennial program tonight at the school auditorium meeting at 7:30. Junior HI chapel held this morning with Supt. Powers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Jackson
Woodhill Drive
Charles Hellman
Waldene
Drumboski
Elyria
Grace Hubbard
F. I. Hubbard
Cleveland Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan College
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Aux-liary
Washington
Supt
F. R. Powers
Powers
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Ken Maynard
Dan
Tarzan
Reel Novelty
Last Times Today
John Gilbert
Broadway
el Brendel
Lois Moran
Constance Bennett
Ben Lyon
David Manners
Paramount News Cartoon
WAM
Norning
Gane
Glenn
Jack and Jill
Hagel McGinley
Geo Hartrich
Racital
lg—Radio Household Institute
Sven Swenson
Sorg
Moss and Jones
the Weekenders
Godfraey Ludlow
Contrelli
Waldorf-Astoria
Opry House
Wm. Grantham
Merle Thorpe
Buddy Rogers
Colege Inn Orchestra
Tony
Catherine Mackenzie
Salon
Helen and
Mary
Ethel
Harry
Geo
Hal
RIAL
Aay
Newend
Spencer Tracy
Boyd George £. Cooper
Jann Dyora
Bancroft Stars
Capitol
Rialto
Pyay
Madison Ensemble
d—Louis Rich’s Orchestra
Thomas
Gue Arnheim
Roth Etting
Ann Lear
Bily Tilton
Naotorious
Manchester
Excelsior Quartet
Coral Islanders
Gus Arnheim
Harold Stern
Guy Lombado'sr
May Morgan
Winte Sissie
Radie
Funda
WTA
Scrammin
Lady Ax Gent' Wynne Gibson
Charles Starrett
James Gleason & Garamount Picture
Benny Rubin
Movietone News
WHR
A.W
t.—Columbia
Watchtower
Salt Lake City
Tebermache
L3ie-Lutheran Synod
National Advisory Council
Bob Ellsworth
Louis Rich
Russell Holliger
Tenc
Irens Beasley
Little Jack Little
Raoses
Angelo Patri
Tata
Myron Roman
Raay Symphony
Larry Funk
Ernest Hutchesor
Memorial Garden
Bernis Cummin
Billy Banks
Hospital News
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
Odd Fellows
I O. O. F. Hall
Ed Bauman
Noble Grand
Jacob Berger
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Clara Schroeder
Elyna Avenue
Women's Benefit Association
National Committee For Law Enforcement
Laura DB. Whitmore
O. D. Fox
St. Paul Lutheran Church Parelors
First Evangelical Church
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Jacob Muth
Clayton Springer
Zetta Garthe
Ruth Zilch
A. M. Rickel
Werner Zilch
Walter Holstein
John Croll
H. E. Moore
Amherst Public School
Board of Education
Vermilion-on-the Lake
Marion Steele
Thelma Bond
Alyce Neiding
Sarah Walker
Emma Dreschler
Florence Ehrman
Edna Beller
Harriet Peck
Alice Kelch
Hazel Bell
Eleanor Nidy
Dorothy Hearn
Dorothea Zilch
Kathryn Murray
Margaret Rice
Charlotte Alderman
Lucille Leach
Margaret Gaahr
Mia
Effie Smith
Ethel Eppley
Messrs
Woorwood Hearn
Wilbur Brann
Russell Stauffer
W. G. Nord
C. B. Cooper
J. L. Clifford
J. B. Avery
H. Penton
Richard Baetz
William Baetz
Jeff
Oberlin College
Mias
Mildred Whagg
Hinckley
Misa Margeret Bartha
Pittsburgh
B. Chuha
Clarence Kurth
Martin Kurth
LaRue Biddinger
Nova, O
Frank Snyder
George Sablerg
Ludolph Kreeger
Virginia Gillman
EB. J. Larson
Alfred Coons
Wakeman
Mendelson Pure Animal Fertilizer
Stadler
Farm Implement Co
Ress
Lorain County Savings
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