RCA Victor Introduces 3-Tube Superheterodyne Radio
Roy Claver of Ohio Public Service Co. announces a new RCA Victor superheterodyne radio with B amplification that doubles peak output to reduce distortion. It operates 1-2 watts normally but can surge past ten watts for loud passages. Available in R-76 walnut console and R-77 six-legged door model with built in tone equalizing chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Claver
Ohio Public Service Co
RCA Victor
Claver
Radio Programs Listing Across Stations and Times
Eastern Standard Time listings show diverse programs across Closeland WAM WHE AVGAR WWJ WLW and CBS networks. The schedule includes Nancy Nolan Verlye Mills Olsen and Johnson orchestras dance bands chandu and college inn ensembles plus dramatic sketches and interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closeland
WAM
D'Avray
Paris
Nancy Nolan
Verlye Mills
Ray Knight
Gene
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Olsen and Johnson
National Advisory Council
America
Walter O'Keefe
Tyhireman
College Inn
Aeronautical Revue
Oahu
Granthams Band
Loftner
Myrt and Market
Studie
Ball
Watchtower
ts—De Harrachk
Ensemble
Carmen Barth
Clegg Monroé
Boswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
Eostelanetz
Larry Funk
Symphony Orchestra
Little Jack Little
Mabiclan
Jake
Nelson
Riviera
Avgar
Lowell Thomas
Ward Wilson
Stebbins Bors
Bob Pierce
Been Dickson
Kathleen Briton
Thompkins Corners
Michael Faraday
Jane Froman
Amos
N’ Andy
Sodero
Hollywood
Pacific Serenaders
College Inn Orchestra
Bestor
Gasparre
Wiz
Andy
WLW
Red
Ramona
Wilfred Glenn
CBS
WABC
Redman
WGR
George Price
John C. Taylor to Represent South Carolina’s 3rd District
New Congressman John C. Taylor of Anderson, South Carolina, defeated Fred H. Dominick of Newberry to win the Democratic nomination, the party’s general election proxy in the state. Taylor, a former law partner and campaign manager for ex Senator Cole L. Blease, becomes the district’s new representative after defeating Dominick, who had served in Congress since 1916.
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John C. Taylor
Anderson
S. C
South Carolina
Fred H. Dominick
Newberry
Congress
Cole L. Blease
Taylor
Fray and Braggiotti and Blues on WGR and WLW radio
Radio listings detail Edwin C Hill Fray and Braggiotti and multiple bands on WGR and WKB stations, with schedule blocks for Columbians Duchin's Band Redman's Orchestra Nelson's Band and others. Cincinnati WLW 700 broadcasts Doctors of Melody Old Man Sunshine Tylers on Tour Tony Cabooch Netherland Plaza Orchestra Ringed by Castle Farm and Moon River segments. Includes musicians Mills Brothers Boswell Sisters Sike and Herman and U.S. Marine Band with early morning farm and livestock market updates.
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Edwin C. Hil
WGR
Fray and Braggistti
Duchin
Redman
WABN
Nelson
Ball Room
Village Nut Club
Akron Wadj
Noble Sissle
Myrt
Marge
Cavaliers
Edwin C Hill
Fray and Braggiotti
Boswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
Story Hour
Columbian
Symphony Orchestra
Little Jack Little
Bryant
Shaw Boat LO
Los Amigos
Gibson Orchestra
Moon River
Castle Farm
Nighttime Radio Program Schedule Listing
Radio schedule shows multiple acts and times from 0 to 12, with orchestras vocalists and ensembles such as Waldorf Astoria Orchestra Marty Madcaps Whitemans Orchestra and George Hall's Orchestra. Includes To be announced entries and various dance bands and acts like The Goldbergs The Merrymakers and Chandu the Magician across daytime and evening slots.
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Great Northwest
Womens Radio Revie
Safety Soldiers
Story Hour
Erin
Marty Madcaps
Sports Flash
Jack and Jill
Emerson Gill
The
Goldbergs
Cliquot Club
Whitemans
Crestwood
New Yorker Orchestra
Pierre
Eliot Evertt
Mark Hopkins
WTAM
Amherst elect officers for St Peter's Sunday School rally day
In Amherst Ohio on Sept 22 the St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School teachers and officers met at the church parlor with about 20 attending. Officers were elected, perfect attendance awards with books planned, and promotion to occur during Sunday School. The diamond Jubilee celebration donation was discussed and Bible School and Young People’s night set for November Tuesday evening.
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Amherst
St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
GC. E. Schmidt
Bible School
Young Peoples
Sauer Co offers leading radio sets and local club notes
Elyria area residents can view three radio makes Atwater Kent Philco and Clarion at A B Sauer Music Co with Tonebeam Neons glow device Philco speech board and open sounding board feature. A training school and committee are named for courses. church circle hosts bridge and social events with officers elected and attendance rising. various meetings and club activities follow with organized youth and sports planning.
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Elyria
A. B. Sauer Music Company
Atwater-Kent
Philco Radio
Philco
Clarion
CHILDREN AND CHURCH ACTIVITIES MARK AMHERST SOCIETY
A church and school week in Amherst features the Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs J B Egelands home Friday at 2 30 pm, Amherst Hi Girl Reserves plan freshman activities, PTA outlines year program, and Week Day Bible School opening postponed until after holidays. Other items include junior choir rally prep, Girls Glee Club rehearsal, Eastern Stars meeting, Amherst High band rehearsal, Congregational Sunday School planning, and Elmer Johnson Post American Legion session.
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Amherst Hi
Marion Steele
Beatrice Johnstone
Frances Tisdale
Week Day Bible School
Ministerial Association
Glee Club of
Music
Eleanor Nidy
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Amherst High School
Amherst
Amherst Public School
Congregational Sunday School
Elmer Johnson Post American Legion
Election of officers at Legion rooms Friday evening
The Hasles' Auxiliary regular meeting is at F. C. E. hall tonight. St Peter's choir rehearses at 7 39 Friday. Preparations for Harvest Home and Mission Festival are urged. First Evangelical church holds its first quarterly conference at eight. J C Catron Heren and Mrs M B Catron attend. Miss Hulda Berger visiting Lorals. Henry Springer on business in Amherst earlier. Miss Isabel McGhee of Lerala in Amherst last night. Mrs William Mischka and Ruth in Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs Ellen Henderson of Lorals visiting Amherst Wednesday evening.
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Lucy Roemer
Charles Ebbs
Florence Ehrman
Schmidt
H. L. Beesing
Frances Sabiers
M. D. Fleckner
Ray Jewett
Helen Roemer
Edith Ehrman
Alice Becker
Thelma Mays
Ruth Ehrman
Henry Schriner
Louise Albrecht
Lorain
Thistle Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Jessamine Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
Bunco
Alex Burnett
Ellen Henderson
Anna Mollison
Anna McGhee
Anna McPhie
Florence McKinnon
Adam Mackie
Isabel McGhee
Blue Bell Lodge
Cleveland
Ieion
Legion Rooms
Hasles’ Auxiliary
F. C. E. Hall
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Aleek Tas
J.C. Catron
Heren
M. B. Catron
Twisdagh
Hulda Berger
Lorals
Henry Springer
Calley
Lerala
Amherst
William Mischka
Ruth
Eva
Also Mentioned on This Page
KEW
Harry Spencer
S. River & Fourth Sts
Wtae
Toeau
Sparks Radio Service
Lodi St
Minute Man
Tony
Merrymakers
Melody Parade
John Garfield
Wa—Cooking School
Don Dewhirst
Ethel and
Harry
George Hall
Lons Rich
Adele Nelson
Mort
Edwin C. Hull
Sam
Col. Stoopnagle
Bud
Clara Gaiser Linder
Dixie the
Chandu
Magician
Bernie Cummin
WGN Oee
Yan
Anas
NA As
SALAS
Wronn
President Hoover
Roosevelt
Majestic Radios
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Majestic
Broad Street
Sauer CO
Atwater Kent
Philco and
Clarence Dean
Congre
Gational
Long Street
R. L. May
L. B. Eddy
Smith
Emery Sondergeld
B. Eddy
Vincent Nalley
H. G. Battenhouse
L. B. Stephan
Fleming Brainard
Burton Sick
5. W. Jenkins
J. R. MacKenzie
Burton Iek
Chris Heusser
Quarry Street
William Brown
Dorothy
Pauline Eberhardt
Hilda
John Mitchell
William Brill
Brownhelm
Michael Woblever
Elyria Avenue
Peter Wohlever
Albert Kreeger
Theodore Schmitz
East Street
Flora Sabiers
Phyliss Sabiers
Elizabeth Gerber
Florence Deuschle
A.b.sauer
Musical Headquarters
Parent-Teacher Association
E. E. Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood Hearn
Margaret Rice
O. A. Alexander
Methodist Church
J. B. Egeland
Spring Street
R. C. A. and
Zenith Radio
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Middle Ave
Mickey
Elderread Tire & Supply
Grake
Jim
Dang Pang
Eldotread Tire & Supply Co
Eldotread Tire & Supply Company
Ohio Public Service
Cities Secicc\ Co
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