Radio Program Listings and Local News Snippets
A compilation of radio station schedules featuring sacred programs sermons organ concerts and choir performances across multiple cities plus brief local notes. Mentions WEAF WLS WLW WBBR CKY and others with times ranging from early evening to late night. Local comments compare West Chester Homestead Lexington Havre and Dayton coverage with cattle shipments and funeral attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFAA
Dallas News
West Chester
Homestead News
Alex Miller
Dayton News
Lexington
Havre
Rees Miller
Wll Eckermans
Sigourney
Bil
Hanley
Cooperation of Farm Bureau to stage house furnishing demo
NIRA NIRA December 5 reports the Farm Bureau group meeting in community parlors to arrange a house furnishing demonstration. Teachers institute set for Wellman tomorrow. News scarce, locals discuss rural correspondents and note some write weekly letters while others do not.
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NIRA
Farm Bureau Organization
Wellman
Local News Roundup From Columbus Junction
Mrs Roy Creelman and daughter Helen returned to Mediapolis after visiting the Dwight Woodburn home. Bard visitors L F Girard and family stopped in town. Mrs F A Lewis attended the funeral in Aurora Illinois of Theron Marshall who died in a train collision. Rena Lambert traveled from Ohio spots. Viola Clark wed Henry Jung at Council Bluffs and will reside in Milwaukee. W T Cuthamp from Fort Morgan Colorado visiting relatives. Dorothy Morgan hosted Clover Leaf class at Louisa Center. Jessie Lockwood of Wapello, former county recorder, visits. plans wintering in California with her parents Frank and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Roy Creelman
Helen
Mediapolis
Dwight Woodburn
L. F. Girard
Bard
Junction
F. A. Lewis
Aurora
Ill
Theron Marshall
Rena Lambert
Ohio
Misa Viola Clark
C. C. Clark
Council Bluffs
Henry Jung
Milwaukee
Wis
W. T. Cuthamp
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Wapello
Dorothy Morgan
Baptist Sunday School
Louisa Center
Jessie Lockwood
County Recorder
Frank Clark
California
Bazaar and oyster supper set by Salem church ladies
Miss Mary Brown of Mt Pleasant visits her sister Mrs J W Hillyard in Columbus Junction. The Salem church Ladies Missionary Society plans an annual bazaar and oyster supper Monday December 8 with supper served at six. Mrs Humphrey Richards of Des Moines visits son E M Richards and family. Reaney Loan and Investment Co announces formation with R J Reaney and J B E Reaney, real estate farm loans and insurance over Louisa County National Bank. Missionary meeting at the home of Mrs E E Griffith. officers elected. Wedding of Evelyn Sprague to W C Hall set for Cedar Rapids December 20. Various local visits and travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
Gerald Teets
Gary Ind
Wellman and Keota
Will Strain
Keota
Rey J. Teets
P. M. Phillips
Jesse Campbell
Ray Sittler
Wellman
Ira Amiong
Henry Stein
Dublin
John Swartzendruber
Iowa City
Cecil Amlong
Lexington King’s Herald
Wilma Anderson
Columbus Junction
Mary Brown
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Hlllybard
Ladies’ Missionary Society of Salem Church
Humphrey Richards
Des Moines
E. M. Richards
O. M. Cavin
George Tipton
Bert van Meter
W. H. Hughes
F. G Coffin
Evelyn Sprague
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
W. C Hall
Louisa County National Bank of
George Jones
James Weatlake
George Stapp
Cotter
Junction
Gaylord Belamy
The
State University
Mattie Abbott
Nichols
Adolph Hall
West Branch
Mary Wagner
Conesville
W. E. Whetstone
North
E. B. Tucker
Minnesota
United Presbyterian Church
Parole Likely For Leo Koretz Max Prison Term Set
Chicago December 6 Chief Justice Hopkins who sentenced Leo Koretz master swindler to prison for from one to ten years will recommend to the parole board that Koretz serve the maximum. The maximum under prison regulations would be about six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hopkins
Leo Koretz
Iberty
Parole Board
Battle of Jutland Compared With British Official View
The article contrasts the British official narrative of the Battle of Jutland with American historian Captain Thomas G. Frothingham’s account, highlighting Scheer’s three swing maneuvers and the British fleet’s misreadings and evolving charts in 1916 to 1920. It notes the 6:15 PM to 7:17 PM maneuvers, the mist and smoke, and how the German fleet evaded envelopment before retreating toward home.
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Boston
Noth Sea
Germany
Jutland
Ralty
Admiralty
Lord Sydenham
House of Lords
Thomas G. Frothingham
U.S. R
Reinold Scheer
Admiral Scheer
Tas
Jellicoe
Eost
Scheer
Frothingham
Accident Cause Unknown in Trent Explosion
The naval board of inquiry reports it cannot determine the cause of the October 20 explosion and fire on the cruiser Trent that killed 13 sailors. It notes the blast was not due to flare back electrical fault faulty powder or neglect of safety precautions.
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Washington
Naval Board of Inquiry
Trent
Hall Marks Reflect Real Silver's Stamp of Trust
Real silver is described as hall marked a practice dating to the Company Hall of the Guild of Gold and Silversmiths in London. Six centuries ago assayers began stamping gold and silver items to certify genuineness and quality.
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Guild of Gold and Silversmiths
London
Dicker the Stickers Finest Dinner Plans Classic Tale
Richard Barton, a young attorney, stretches bachelor life after Niece Carolyn visits. A window with a doll and Teddy bear sparks a budding romance with Dorothy Davis, a college girl. Carolyn helps arrange a meeting and the two agree to a finest dinner for four at a Boston hotel.
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Ichard Barton
Carolyn
Dicker
Richard
Bob
Nix
Boston
Teddy
Davis
Miss Davis
Yees
Ange Dicker
Dorothy Davis
Bob Davis
Dorothy
Richard Barton
Bostua
Governor Kendall Convenes Lawmakers for Message Prep
Governor Kendall called a small group of state senators and representatives in Des Moines to discuss the annual message to the general assembly next month and its recommendations. The conference included Senators Stoddard Woodbury Reed Howard Madison and Representative Hauge Polk, the first of a series to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kendall
General Assembly
Stoddard
Woodbury
Reed
Howard and
Smith
Madison
Hauge
Polk County
Stanton Case Dismissed in Iowa Auto Law Allegation
The case against W. C. Stanton grandson of former Secretary of War Stanton was dismissed after evidence showed he had been wrongly accused of violating state automobile laws in Des Moines Iowa.
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Des Moines
W. C. Stanton
Stanton
Lincoln
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WOC
Davenport
WHO Des Moines
WCX
Detroit Free Press
KNX
Hollywood
WOS
Jefferson City
KJS
Los Angeles
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
KFSG
WEAF
New York
Roxy and His Gang
WHN
WJY
Wcal Northfield
KGO Oakland
Woaw Omaha
WOO Philadelphia
WIP Philadelphia
WFI
Philadelphia
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
WGY Schenectady
KFNF
Shenandoah
WBZ Springfield
WBBR
Staten Island
CKY Winnipeg
Glenn Ayers
Davenport Shrine
Muscatine
Koretz
England
V.v
Johnny Evers
Everett Haynes
France
Evers
Haynes
States
Everett True
Jakeee Ming
Etuurres
AGS
Saran Peatiody
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