Timekeeper and Morning Radio Schedule Montage
A dense listing of radio programs and times from a local station, showing extensive daily program blocks with hosts, music, news, and variety segments. Names include Morning Melodies, Timekeeper, News, Breakfast Club, Mystery Chef, Kay Moser, Terrence Foster, and more, spanning early morning to late night across multiple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wthy—Teoy
AOM
Farmer'n Almanac
Melody Lane
Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
Melody Time
Bankhagen
Satan Orchestra
Kay Moser
Svelyn Jonson
Marlon Downey
Ews
Art Dickson
Jack Armstreng
aArenie Andrews
Terry and the Pirates
Bill—Hoy Snudh
Victory
Manhattan Beach
Earl Godwin
Luni
Abner
America
Tony Foster
Hartry Wismer
Raymund Gram Swink
Treasury Star Parade
Nang Rodrigo
Morning Radio Schedule and Featured Programs
A dense listing of radio segments and program titles with various hosts and times. Highlights include Morning Melanies, Timekeeper, Texas Rangers, Treasury Star Parade, and The Guiding Light among numerous shows and sponsor notes.
Dr Humphreys Grand Relief for Agony Piles
An old town advertised Humphreys Ointment as a near 75 year proven remedy for fiery itching piles. It promises quick relief allowing walking and sitting with comfort. A free rectal pipe is offered for extra lubrication to aid healing and reduce swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Humphreys
Humphreys
Transradio News Programs and Local Social Notes
A dense schedule of Transradio News programs and musical interludes accompanies local notices. Recent guests at the Corbin home included Ensign and Mrs George Fisher Jr and birthdays celebrated in Lakehurst NJ. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets today at the Methodist Church with a 12:30 luncheon and 3:30 business session. Mrs Cora Winter leads devotions and Mrs Florence E Tabor directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
George Fisher, Jr
Lakehurst
N. J
Corbin
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Cora
Winter
Florence E. Tabor
State Night Rates First With Troops
State nights at 76 Red Cross clubs in Britain draw more votes than dances or lessons as soldiers meet hometown friends, sing state songs, and chat with Army, Navy, or dramatic guests. English hostesses and a middle aged helper attract many, while some plans to entertain at homes failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Ann Harmon
London
Marlene Dietrich
Iowa
American Red Cross
Britain
Red Cross
Windsor
Sanng
Army
Navy
Corp
Maurice Sele Bellingham
Rainbow Corner
Iverle Whittaker
Girl Wounded by Brother Dies in Brooklyn Hospital
Eleven-year-old Arlene Sprague died in Jewish Hospital Brooklyn after a bullet lodged in her skull was removed in a delicate operation. Inspector Harold R. King said the injury occurred Tuesday morning when her five year old brother Francis Jr fired a rifle while they played in the yard at North Bellmore Long Island. The rifle was found in the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arlene Sprague
Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn
Harold R. King
Nassau County Police
Francis, Jr
Sprague
North Bellmore
Long Island
King
Worker Mary Whittaker Darns Socks for 3000 Boys
Mrs Whittaker sewed and mended socks for 3000 boys and once even repaired shoes. She dislikes sewing but calls it a privilege to help, noting the boys bring gifts from corn ears to cigarettes. Staff Sergt Clinton Guy visited to chat, saying the boys need human contact more than anything.
Enlist L N Navy Cohoes Men Sent to Sampson
Two Cohoes residents and a Hoosick Falls man who recently enlisted in the Navy at the Court House recruiting station have been accepted at the Recruiting Center and assigned to Sampson for training. They are William D. of Columbia Street, L Hasden of Lancaster Street, and James L Clark of Hoosick Falls. Send a shell across the pond with a sure-profit War Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Hoosick Falls
Navy
Court House
Sampson
William D
Columbia Street
L. Hasden
Lancester
James L Clark
BR. D
Local residents change homes and visit relatives
Round Lake William Thompson and family move to the Wright house. Mrs Arch ie L Dean of Saratoga Springs closes her summer cottage. Phyllis Perry returns from two weeks with relatives at Whitehall. Mrs Maida La Tulippe and family of Ushers reside in the Bishop house. Mr and Mrs Edward C Mason return from a few days at Ocean Grove. Leo MacPadden buys Mrs Emily Comstock’s home and Comstock moves to Glens Falls. Mrs Laura E Hickey entertains sisters in law from Waterbury Conn. Ensign and Mrs William B Lynn depart for New York with expected transfer to a Western state. Mr and Mrs J Homer Brewster and family close their home and return to Troy. Richard Blanchard and family visit his parents’ summer cottage in Lyndon Center. Miss Mabel Woodruff guest speaker at Stony Creek and Luzerne churches. she is a returned girl from China living with her mother. Mrs Alice S Woodruff and Mrs Frank Clum noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Perry
Whitehall
Maida la Tulippe
Bishop House
Edward C. Mason
Ocean Grove
Leo
MacPadden
Emily Comstock
Comstock
Glens Falls
Laura E. Hickey
Thomas Dundon
Misa Julia Hickey
Waterbury
Conn
Ensign
William B. Lynn
New York
Lynn
J. Homer Brewster
Homer Brewster, Jr
Margaret Brewster
Troy
Richard Blanchard
Lyndon Center
Dalton H. Blanchard
Mabel Woodruff
Stony Creek Church
Luzerne Methodist Church
Miss Woodruff
China
Alice S. Woodruff
Frank Clum
Penn Yan
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Schenectady
Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Southland
Jenny
Bo—Love Lawson
O—Farm Paper of the Air Bb— Musical Matiner
Treasury
Carey Longmire
the Guiding Light
Mary Martin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Wire
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Farresh
Hanes
Sahbur
beoEred Waring
Vandercook
Fred Hrady
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
Durante-Moore-Cugat
S—Harkness
Washington
Albany
Sacred Heart
Transradio Neva
McUaren
Waltant Dedy
Katy Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Morning Melodies
Mary Lee Taylor
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Transradio
Kate Smith
Helen Trent
Our Gai
Mai Perkins
the Fieidbergs
Young Dr. Masons
Inyce Jordan
M.D
Forrest Willis
Joe
Bibel Turp
Perry Como
Longs Ury
Cedi Brown
Major Bowes
Joan Brooks
Flashgun Casey
Truvaso, AM
Farmer's Almanac
Melanies
Sardi's
Sardi’s. O
Gil Martyn
O—Melody Lane
Texas Rangers
Vincent Gomez
Bankhage
S—salon Orchestra
Kay Aloser
Evelyn Johnson
Chet
Morton Downey
T— Blue Frolics
Bert Hirsch
Melody Tle
S—Newa
o—Hop Hartigan
D—wich ‘Racy
Jack Armstrong
Archie Andrews
W—Jerry
the Pirates
Roy Shudt
Edmund Pierson
U—Saludes Amirgs
the Lone Ranger
Jo—Art Godwin
Jane Cowl
Sectady
Soriea
Lara Lawhea
Amenca
PLOM
Guiding Light
Baty Crocker
Mary Marlin
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Youns Widder Brown
Pape ‘Arrel
Gene O' Haire
Thomas
Fred Waring
Pleasure Time
John W. Vantercou
O—Farm Forum
Neva
Ain
Ar E
American Legion
WOKU
Transradio News
Moe Man
Petelman
Peterman
Kitty Pay
Jon Evade
Hélen Trent
Gal
Goldbergs
Young Dr. Sialone
Ibicdoyee Jordan
n—Pepper Young
Joe and
Ethel Turp
Sotreatury
Star Parade
Judith
Evelyn Reade
Bishop J. A. Grege
Trangradio News
Mr. Keen
Corliss Archer
Cecil Brown
the News
Brewster Boy
Yanks
Trade Winds Tavern
Transradin Se
Samaring
Helen Secoy
K. Arlene Secoy
LN Navy
Tomorre
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. E. Eckert
Watervliet
Round Lake
William Thompson
Wright House
Archie L. Dean
Saratoga Springs
Mars
Lackawanna Valley
D & Es
D & H Anthracite
D& H
Tone
Anthracite
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hudson Coal Company
Scranton
Pennsylvania
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