Radio Program Listings for Tomorrow August 3 1927
A dense schedule lists station call letters cities and times with orchestras bands and singers across WB AP WFAA WIP WOW KDKA WJZ KHJ KMA KOA KPO KYW WCCO WDAF WEAF WEEI WGR etc Detailed program slots include organ masters troubadours nighthawk frolic and various hotel and studio ensembles with times from 6 to 12 in multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPO
San Francisco
Orchestra
Seiger
Fairmont Hotel
Atwater-Kent
Orange Network
KYW
Chicago
WJZ
Crusaders
Hearst Square
Carnival
WCCO
Minn
St. Paul
Albrecht
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Ivanhoe Glee Club
Lions Trio
Cavaliers
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WJAR
WLIT
WRC
KSD
Lpana Troubadours
WGR
WCAE
WWJ
WLIB
Wcco Kgy
Goodrich Silvertown Orchestra
WEEIT
WTAS
WCSH
WTAM
WSAI
WGN
Woc
Dr W J Masson Dentist Over Curbin and Barrett Shoe Store
Dentist Dr W J Masson listed with office near Curbin and Barrett Shoe Store. Contact details show office and residence numbers, guiding patients to reach him at the stated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Bateman
M. D
Nicola & Harmon Book Store
North Side Square
W. J. Masson
Curbin & Barrett Shoe Store
Radio Orchestra Listings Across Major Stations
A dense compiled schedule lists Chicago and national stations with times for orchestras bands violinists and singers. Notable entries include Sam n Henry at WGN Henry Ford era programs and Nathaniel Shilkret at WJZ with hotel orchestra sets.
Train schedule excerpt lists westbound eastbound passenger and freight routes
A railway timetable fragment shows multiple train numbers with local and regional services, daily operations, and agent names W C Bell and J McMay. It notes departures arrivals and freight services including Southwest Limited, local passes and freight trains with days and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. McMay
Southwest Limited
Dally W. C. Bell
Local residents recount travels and town life in August reflections
The narrative covers visits by Miss Helen Mayhew and Mrs. Harold Gray, baptisms at the Methodist church, and travels to Chicago, Colorado Springs, and several West Coast cities. D. W. Dayton and family visit. stock shipments to Chicago continue. Rock Island repairs stock yards. road paving near completion promises ease of travel to Chicago. Washington town life notes, school calendar, and a timeline from January to August are included along with remarks on diverse urban scenes and interstate journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R
Washington
Missouri
Helen Mayhew
Mrs. Smith
Rev. Gray
Methodist Church
D. W. Dayton
D. W. Jr
Chicago
Rock Island
W. S. Boyer
D. A. Maloney
Denver
J Adams
Herold Young
Wilson Welliver
Harold Gray
Crawfordsville
Earl O'Conner
Cottumwa
Dora Bean
Fairfield
Norman Bean
Miles C. Stearns
Washington, D. C
Chas. Stearns
Miles
Richard
Miss Nellie Manners Correspondent in Crawfordsville
Misses Essa and Lois Harper return from western states visit with Harper and Sommer families. Farmers report oats yields with Willard Davis’s threshed oats at 63 bushels per acre and another field at 60. Several guests visit Crooks and Moorhead families as others travel to Stanwood and Fay ette for weekend visits. A farewell reception honors C C Millson and wife bound for mission work in Gujranwala India with program of solos readings duets and brief talks followed by ice cream sandwiches. Mrs John Lease and Bruce visit Avoca for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Essa
Lois Harper
Charlie Sommer
Wheatland
Wyoming
Win Marsh
Winfield
Canada
California
Willard Davis
Acre
Delwin
Iowa
W. G. Barr
India
Anna Mae White
Cornet
Max Anwyl
Reading
Mary White
Margaret Gault
Florence Holmes
William Davidson
Earle Barnes
John
David
E. W. Griffith
W. C. Porter
Million
John Lease
Bruce
Avoca
W. J. Maxwell
Ainsworth Visitors Call On Local Families
Mrs K W Spessard Ainsworth and Chas look along with Aletha from Cedar Rapids visited Will Acheson on Tuesday and Wednesday. Jimi El and Margaret Acheson joined them for a short visit before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Chas
Aletha
Cedar Rapids
Will Acheson
Jimiel
Margaret Acheson
Robert Hites
Des Moines
Marian
Wil! Colip
Korrence and
Herry
Chicago
Jay Evans
Want McCreedy
W. Hf. Andersoon
West
Bey
Mrs I D Mapes Rites Noted In Columbus Junction
Mrs I D Mapes aged 86 died at her son George Jones home after months of illness. Born Sophronia Russel in 1840 Vermont she married Allen R Jones in 1858 and moved to the area in 1870. She later wed D D Mapes and lived in Columbus Junction until health failed. Burial in Fredonia cemetery. Surviving son, daughter, grandchildren and greats. Funeral Monday at two with Rev J D O Dell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
I. D. Mapes
George Jones
Sophronia T. Russel
Stowe
Vermont
Allen R. Jones
Lawrence
N. Y
Union Township
Jones
J. D. O'Dell
Methodist Church
Fredonia Cemetery
National Christian Union convention reports in Kansas City
At the United Presbyterian church Sunday evening attendees from the National Christian Union gave reports. The Methodist church supplied the speaker for the union service at the Presbyterian church. Young people from the Christian Endeavor and Epworth League led Sunday evening services at the Methodist church. Mrs E G Lantz of Didsbury Canada visits cousin Felix Lantz in Columbus City. Mrs Cora Pickles and daughter Carol of Detroit visit brother J E Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Christian Union Convention
Kansas City
United Presbyterian Church
J. D. O'Dell
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Mt. Pleasant
There’s No Fool Like a Bold Fool in La Plata
The La Plata Home Press voices a blunt sentiment about bold risk taking, warning readers that audacious actions can backfire and harm reputable plans or community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Plata
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Digest Publishing Co
WBAP
WFAA
WIP
WOW
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Homer Smith
KFNF
Shenandoah
Andrew Martin
Old Time Orchestra
KHJ
Los Angeles
KMA
KOA
Scheuerman
Colorado Orchestra
Physicians and Surgeons
E. E. Stutsman
F. & M. Bank
A. John Droz
West Main St
C. W. McClaughlin
West Main Street
W. Tu. Alcorn
Iowa Ave
Wilson Heating Co
W. S. Kyle
National Bank
Preston
Osteopathic
South Iowa Ave
T. G. Arthur
Marion Ave
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Weaeery
Chiropractors
Charles C. Brown
Washington, Iowa
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
J. M. Kyle Willard
George W. Stewart Hardware & Implements Booth
L. B. Lupton Monuments
North
Hugh Dougall
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
R. R
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Rickey’s
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bldg
North Side Sq
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Cc. J. Wilson Co. Co
Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract
INO. W. Applegate
City Hall
Washington Street
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Frank Bojler
W. Washington
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
O. F. Naight
WHO
Little Symphony
Bernard Mason
George Hall
Davis
Maxwell House Hour
Nathaniel Shilkret
WBZ
WBAL
WIR
WHAS
WSB
WMC
WSM
WJAX
WBZA
WJR
Our Musicale States
Hotel Astordance Orchestra
WLS
All State Hour
WLS Haymakers
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Jack Chapman
Ada Roach
Prof
Bertram Nelson
Harry Bond
Marie Ludwig
Davenport
Frank W. Elliott
WQIJI
Micago
West Chester
J. D. Dayton
N. R. Coffman
LaPlatte, Mo
Cyrus
T. L. Brookhart
H. P. Arthur Goodin
Sect
Zeredath Council
Dd. J. Carbaugh
I. M
Arthur Goodin
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
W. R. Brown
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Maude B. Davis
H. P
Sara FE. Walker
Amos Chapter de Molay
William Bragg
M. C
Dale Shorts
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
L. B. Lapton
W. M
R. W. Thompson
Golden State I
Pics Caves
Represt
Fort
Golden State
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Long Beach
Catalina Islands
Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Nellie Manners
Martha Butler
Chautauqua Park
Earl Smith
J. R. Smith
J. C. Morgan
Litchfield
Nebr
Zion Congregational Church
Roy Badham
Max Robertson
United
U.S
U. S
Mark
United States Rubber Company
United States
Tucker & Eicher
Loop
Hotel Brevoort
Madison Street
LaSalle
FE. N. Mathews
Pres
R. F. Kelliher
Mgr
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