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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1936
Page
6
A scrambled listing shows stations WLW WOWO WTAM and more with times for programs like McCormick and Fiddlers Prayer Period Farm and Home and Hit Parade. Names F. W. Wile Routon Hill appear among incomplete entries in a local radio grid.
Fragmentary radio guide shows WLW and WJR airings including White Rabbit lines and a Paul Whiteman segment. Others mention prayer period traffic court Ma Perkins and guest reviews with several garbled names and programs.
Radio guide fragment lists 10:00 to 1 schedule with Boake Carter R. H. Varieties WOWO Pat trels and WOSU Farm Night programs.
Helen Stemen visits the Stemen home while Fred Straley Charles Longwell visit Decatur Indiana. Bernice Marie and Eloise Keltner attend a surprise party for Ruth Hughes. Pauline Stemen spends the weekend with her parents.
In the National League Louis 12 tops Seta Boston 6 while Pittsburgh earns 4 to Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 3. New York plays Chicago with rain, and New York 3 Chicago 2. American League Washington 17 defeats St Louis 1, New York 3 Chicago 2 beats Indianapolis 13 to Minneapolis 9. Milwaukee 7 over Louisville 4. Toledo and Kansas City rainouts with Detroit at Philadelphia postponed.
Louisville May 2 Salient Kentucky Derby facts covering Twenty Grand record betting totals in 1926 longest priced winner Donerail Hindoo smallest fields owner with four wins Col E R Bradley and Regret as lone filly winner jockeys with most wins Earl Sande Isaac Murphy crowds at Derby from 6000 to 80000 across years.
Sunday and weekend visitors fill homes across Grover Hill and nearby towns. Families from Lima Findlay Van Wert and Monroe share meals and support, while several residents travel for work or to visit relatives. A quilting party at Mrs Brown’s joins a long list of social visits and municipal notes.
Chicago faces New York. Cleveland plays Boston. St. Louis meets Washington. Indianapolis travels to Minneapolis. Columbus visits St. Paul. Toledo meets Kansas City. Louisville eyes Milwaukee.
Report from Quit of Alaska notes stormy conditions as Captain Knute Hildre lands the season's first catch of about 13,000 pounds. Forecasts suggest better fishing prospects ahead.
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