Radio Programs Across Cleveland Stations Schedule
Cleveland radio lineup for Wednesday September 28 lists WGAR WTAM WHE WTW stations with dance bands, orchestras, serials, talk shows, and celebrity programs. Notable entries include Amos and Andy, Chandu the Magician, Sherlock Holmes, Cab Calloway’s orchestra, Kay Kyser’s band, Ruth Etting, Gene and Glenn, Burns and Allen, and Edna Duchin orchestras. Public notices of station lineups and times fill the page.
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Cleveland
WGAR
Caravan
Bob Pierce
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Chandu
Riebbins Boys
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Merle Jacobs
Rhyme and Rhythm
Old Skipper
Pat Barnes
Sherlock Holmes
Benny
Orchestra
Country Doctor
Andy Sannella
Tosu—Republican Committee
Pickens Sisters
Cesare Sodero
Cab Calloway
Wm. Scotti
WTAM
Safety Soldiers
P. Wing
Home Circle
Grantham
Fanny Washington
Gene
Glenn
Donald Nevis
Albert Payson Terhune
Raymond Knight
The
Goldbergs
Revelers
Virginia Rea
Gladys Rice
Ensemble
Knights of the Road
Nellie Revell
Jack Rosé
Ralph Kirbery
Conrad
Kay Kyser
H-Bar-O Rangers
the Pioneers
Skip
Fast Freight
NBC
WEAF
Wer
Jane Froman
WLW
Kathryn Parsons
WEBN
William Vincent Hall
Funny Bonors
WEBNS
Stern
Orchestre
Barlow
Symphony
Charles Carlile
Riviere Orchestra
Duchin
Lanin
Village Nut Club
Bissle
Akron Wadc
Irene Beasley
Hall
Indigo Trio
Funnyboners
Myrt
Marge
Connie Boswell
Fray and
Braggiott
Jack Reid
Edwin C. Hil
Sam
Kate Smith
Burns
Alien
Crime Club
Ruth Etting
Bend
Easy Aces
Riviera Orchestra
Cincinnati
Capt
Jim
Sunshine
Southern Singers
Gibson Orchestra
Moon River
Castle Farm
Amherst to Start Community Training School
Members of the Minister ial Association met at Rev A M Rickel study to discuss organizing a Community Training School for Sunday school workers similar to last spring. Sessions will run Wednesday evening October 12 through December 14 with plans for the curriculum to be announced later. Week Day Bubble sessions will begin after the Christmas holidays.
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Ministerial Association
A. M. Rickel
Buble
Greta Garbo Shines In As You Desire Me At Capitol
Greta Garbo delivers a highly emotional performance in As You Desire Me at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. The film opens with her as a silver wig wearing exotic in Budapest and follows her transformation into Count Brune’s wife with a pivotal courtroom confrontation that exposes the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
Metro- Goldwryn-Mayer
Capitol Theatre
Miss Garbo
Budapest
Count Brune
They Never Come Back at Rialto Theatre
The Rialto Theatre shows They Never Come Back, a fast moving drama of Broadway nightlife. Regis Toomey stars as Jimmy Nolan, a prize fighter forced to work as a nightclub bouncer after an arm injury ends his fighting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Lfe
Broadway
Regis Toomey
Jimmy Nolan
Street of Women shines with Kay Francis at Rivoli Theatre
Kay Francis stars in Street of Women at the Rivoli Theatre amid praise for her beauty and dramatic skill in War ner Bros. drama of ambitious builders and inspired women, portraying a young woman seeking love and success. Also notes births, church meetings, local school events, and a college departure.
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Kay Francis
Warner Bros
Riveli Theatre
Otern
Miss Francis
Roland Young
Holy Name Groups Meet at St Joseph Church
Three Holy Name Society groups at St Joseph Catholic church plan a joint meeting at Henry Bark avenue home Thursday evening. The Congregational Sunday school orchestra holds 7 15 practice at the church under Mrs Pansy Harris. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Warrer Date and Mrs Adam Blythe. Brief items note Lorain and Cleveland visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church
Henry Plato
Bark Avenue
Congregational Sunday School
Pansy Harris
Warrer
Washington Avene
Adam Blythe
Taylor Street
Theodore Durkee
T Lorain
Avon Lake Hosts Newlyweds Weekend Socials
Avon Lake hosts include Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass entertaining for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Jack Gillette of Bay Village with a Lake Road gathering. Guests from Willoughby Bay Village Lakewood Cleveland Heights and Chagrin Falls attended. Bridge honors went to Miss Brainard and Mr Chapin.
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Avon Lake
Lionel Glass
Lake Road
Jack Gillette
Bay Village
Reland Ball
Willoughby
Walter Kreuser
Edward Kemble
Helen Brainard
Arthur Chapin
Lakewood
Homer Benhoff
Hudson, O
Margaret Heaton
Cleveland Heights
Paul Roesch
Chagrin Falls
Gilatte
Brainard
Chapin
Railroads win stay on coal rate cuts in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a writ to New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads to suspend a Public Utilities Commission order lowering coal rates from Hocking Cambridge and Crooksville to Cleveland Akron Lorain Huron and other Northeastern points. The reduced rates will take effect tomorrow as the railroads appeal for review proceeds.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Public Utilities Commission
Hocking
Cambridge
Crooksville
Cleveland
Akron
Lorain
Huron
Ohio
Local residents share visits across Lakewood and Lorain
Mr and Mrs Fred Beck of Lake woad and Mrs Emma Beck spent Sunday with Mrs Gus Meilander in Bay Village O. Mr and Mrs George Rich of Lakewood were recent callers of Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass. Mr and Mrs M J Nolan spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Duke of Norman Avenue. Mrs Leonard Clowson of Lorain was a guest of her sister Mrs Arthur Hudson Monday. Mrs Artie Spade and mother Mrs Wm Engel were Lorain visitors recently. Mr and Mrs Edd Mitchell and son Walter called on Mr and Mrs J J Heckel at Markley Monday. Theodore Heider of Lakewood spent Monday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Heider of Center Road.
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Fred Beck
Lakewoad
Emma Beck
Gus Meilander
Bay Village
George Rich
Lakewood
Lionel Glass
M. J. Nolan
Tom Duke
Norman Avenue
Leonard Clowson
Lorain
Arthur Hudson
Artie Spade
Wm Engel
Edd Mitchell
Walter
J. J. Heckel
Markley
Theodore Heider
John Heider
Center Road
Avon High School Paper Out and Class Officers Named
Avon sept 28 the first issue of the Avon High school paper The Booster will be out this week with a campaign to begin. Elected to the Booster staff are Editor Margaret Heckel exchange editor Gilbert Horwedel art editor Evelyn Smith business manager Catherine Kinzel circulation manager Helen Kinzel mimsograph operator Roy Schwinn advertising manager Hazel Kungshirn sport editor Delphine Linden Trpist Margaret Butt faculty advisor Miss Virginia Goodwin Classes officers freshmen Carl Ebert president Albert Lutz vice president Harriet Niedirst secretary Norman Wearsch treasurer Miss Helen Lowe sponsor sophomores Edwin Knight president Dorothy Curtis vice president Genevieve Shuster secretary Robert Burkhart treasurer Miss Ruth Lang sponsor juniors Kenneth Evenson president Victoria Luther vice president Helen Kinnel secretary Helen Halewicki treasurer Miss Virginia Goodwin sponsor seniors Hazel Klingshirn president Elizabeth Hein vice president Margaret Butts secretary Elmer Dechant treasurer E. W. Blake sponsor Home Economic club officers president Jane Olsen vice president Eleanor Wisocki treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Avon High School
Booster
Margaret Heckel
Gilbert Horwedel
Evelyn Smith
Catherine Kinzel
Helen Kinzel
Roy Schwinn
Hazel Kungshirn
Delphine Linden
Margaret Butt
Virginia Goodwin
Carl Ebert
Albert Lutz
Harriet Niedirst
Norman Wearsch
Helen Lowe
Edwin Knight
Dorothy Curtis
Genevieve Shuster
Robert Burkhart
Ruth Lang
Kenneth Evenson
Victoria Luther
Helen Kinnel
Helen Halewicki
Miss Virginia Goodwin
Hazel Klingshirn
Elizabeth Hein
Margaret Butts
Elmer Dechant
E. W. Blake
Local social notes itemizing Sunday visits and upcoming events
Genevieve Shuster and Miss Rosemary Schmitt are noted teachers. Numerous relatives from Lorain Cleveland Rocky River Elyria Akron Sheffield Amherst and Elyria visit or were visited. Miss Charlotte Wilford leaves for a New York business trip. Juniors plan an Avon Park party Oct 1. Families from Detroit Los Angeles Beach Cliff and Lakewood visit Alten Pope Mittlested and others over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Emma
Rosemary
Lorain
Lee Kimpton
Fred Kimpton
Cleveland
Lois Smith
Delores
Gilbert
Jackie
Rocky River
Emma Hinkel
Wanda Hinkel
Lawrence Wiffing
Marshan
John G. Smith
Charlotte Wilford
New York
Wilford
Jacob Bauer
Peter Schmitz
Elyria
Henry Mittendorf
Edith Webber
Akron
M. A. Webber
Rose Casper
Jacobi Alten
Sheffield
James A
J. L. Webber
Amherst
Rose Frank
Hildred
Walter Frank
A. R. Wilford
Avon Park
May
Frieda Middlested
Detroit
Los Angeles
R. A. Mittlested
Herbert Pickering
Gordon Pickering
H. A. Pope
Lakewood
Calvin Miller
Dona Lou
Horace Simson
Beach Cliff
John M. Alten
South Ridge Attended Conference at Brownhelm
The first quarterly conference of the church year for Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge met at Brownhelm Evangelical Church on Saturday evening with Rev. A R Allen presiding. Attendees included Rev I H Amore Fred Decker Lewis Eldred Frank Eldred Milton Eppley and J P Bechtel plus Sunday visitors Nancy Miller and Marla Webber Elyria.
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South Ridge
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
A. R. Allen
I. H. Amore
Fred Decker
Lewis
Frank Eldred
Milton Eppley
J. P. Bechtel
UNION
F. A. Decker
Winifred
Mary Eppley
Frank Kl
Wild Disorder In Manchuk
Report from Harbin describes Manchuk near the Manchukuo Russia border as chaotic as 600 General Su Ping Wen troops overpower a 200 man frontier guard, prompting residents to seek refuge. Brief local items note visitors, club events, religious meetings, and community notes from Amherst area.
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Harbin
Manchuk
Su Ping-Wen
Family Visits Across Brownhelm and Lorain
A Brownhelm gathering reports Mr and Mrs Walter Fowell hosting relatives Sunday. Henry Delefield and family entertained his parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook of Townline road Sunday. George Knittle and Marion Knittle called on Mrs Knittle's mother in Lorain Sunday.
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Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
Henry Delefield
Valentine Cook
Townline Road
George Knittle
Marion Knittle
Five youths held after garage hold up across Ohio
Cleveland reports Eugene Harden, 19, critically wounded. four accomplices jailed on about 20 robberies. Joseph Pawlak, 44, garage owner, shot Harden as he fled with another youth. Arrests followed Harden’s information linking the gang to recent robberies. Canton man Peter Williams, 37, sentenced to six months workhouse for beating his 11 month old son, fined 200 dollars. Springfield identifies Sherman T. Clemmens of Indianapolis as the gun owner in Patrolman Holt killing. identification by ballistic expert David L. Cowles at murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eugene Harden
Joseph Pawlak
Harden
Canton
Peter Williams
Harry F. Ake
Robert
Springfield
Sherman T. Clemmens
Indianapolis
Charles Holt
David L. Cowles
Clemmens
Holt
William McCutcheon
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Doc Whipple
Alice Joy
Breen and
DeRose
Radio Household Institute
Hugo Marianni
New Yorker Orchestra
Board of Education
Moss and Jones
Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Gene and
Opry House
Aeronautical
Ray Perkins
Orange Lantern
QerAmerica
Dance Hour
Flash
Oahu
Reetee Orchestre
Dick Ganperre
Thuaseday
Minute Man
Ernie Devotions
Helvant Kamy Ague
Imda Music Makers
Ren
Don Dewhjrai
Melody Parade
Ida Bailey Allen
Barbara Gould
la Choy Chopaticks
Ethel and
Harry
Beauty School of the Air
Columbia Revue
Louis Rich
Social Hygiene
Rhythm Kings
Salon
Frank Westphals
U. S. Army Band
Geo. Hall
H. V. Kaltenborn
Watchtower
Myrt and
Maree
Cliffe Edwards
Harold Stern
Eirdwin
Pall
Abe Lymans
Ball Room
Clesg Monroe
Mills Brothers
Larry Funk
Col. Stoepnagle
Budd
Clara Gaiser Linder
Eddie Duchin
Radio Jake
Little Jack Little
Virginia Gillman
Jacob Sabiers
I. G. Maxwell
Iona Kaser
M. E. Choir
Gus P. Zilch
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R. H. Hearn
A. J. Bauer
J. B. Ege
Carolyn Guild
Thelma Bond
Max Egeland
Zilch
Lorady Council
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Teams
Harold Brown
Hale Bechtel
Thomas Bruce
Lorain County
Torain
Elmer Johnson
American Legion No
Legion
Hotel Antlers
Col
Cole
Findlay
Oberlin
Wellington
South Amherst
Avorn
Town Hall
Young Ladies Sodality
Anna Hoyber
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Milan Avenue
Stork News
Warren Date
Washington Avenue
Dute
Lil
Capitol
Tian Ellerington
St. Paul's
Council of
St. Peter's
Young People’s League of St. John Evangelical Church
Amherst HI
Bows Glee Club
Eleanor Nidy
First Evangelical Sunday School
Earle Kane
Henry Kane
Franklin Avenue
Ohio State University
Rivoli
Tomorro Kay Francis
Pathe News
Ralph Bellamy
Violet Heming
Alexander Kirkland
Allan Dinehart
Dreamland
Ricardo Cortez
Carole Lombard
Paul Lukas
Juliette Compton
Paramount Comedy News
Lawrence Tibbett
Lupe Velez
Jimmy Durante
Earnest Torrence
Alice Becker
Helen Peck
C. E. Cooper
Albert Slack
C. L. Good
Thelma Bord
Philip Braun
Garden Club
Avon-on-the- Lake
Westlake
Dwight Easty
Howard Drake
J. L. Oppelt
J. E. Tomer
Nelson Sinclair
Shaker Heights
Lewis C. Lucas
Washington, D. C
George
Reed
Col. Lucas
United State Marine Corps
John Terveen
Rudd
Belisque
Lee Walker
Point Drive
Westlake Hotel
Lake Shore Union Society
Park Board
Thir
Park Hall
Avon Lake School
Fred Coleman
Tomahawk Drive
University Club
Glen Rodeen
Paul
Roger
Mrs Rodgers
Castalia
George Guheno
James Bowman
Robert Hill
Elmer Kowlsky
Regis Zone Bosotiy
Sebastian F
Madison Square Gardens
Home Economic Club
Jane Olsen
Eleanor Wisocki
Apitol
Melvyn Douglas Erich von Stroheim
Owen Moore
Vitaphone Short
Rosemary Schmitt
Nancy Miller
Marela Webber
J. P. Bechtal
Blte Hole
C. J. Smith
Famly
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
Frank Laraway
Blue Hole
Ralph Fowl
Emma Fowl
Thelma McDonald
Newton Baus
Anna Ruth
A. Madill
Dime Society
Congregational Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Kitchen Katies
Fridenst
LAMAC
Euconyomy Shoe Store
Bie Meaeaee Pike
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Commonwealth Barn
the Farm Implement Co