Radio Programs for Tomorrow Across Major Stations
Radio Digest lists tomorrow’s schedule with noted programs on KDKA KYW WCCO WDAF WEAF and more. Entries include orchestras recitals operas and talk features from stations in Pittsburgh Chicago New York and Davenport with times from early morning to midnight. local notes mention Roy Carter aiding neighbors and social mentions at Ainsworth and Cotter schools with upcoming sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
Scheuerman
Colorado Orchestra
U. of Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Orchestra
Atwater- Kent
Orange Network
KYW
Chicago
WJZ
Carnival
Kentucky Serenaders
WCCO
Minn
St. Pl
Eddie Dunstedter
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Cavaliers
Nighthawk
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WTIC
WRC
WGY
WGR
WLIT
WCAE
WTA
WWJ
WSAI
WLIP
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WTAM
KSD
WC Co
WOC
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WGN
Grand Opera
WHO
WSAT
Bethel Community Notes Include Meetings and Birth
Bethel Christian Endeavor plans a Saturday evening gathering. Miss Myrtle Pearson returns to church after illness. Rennie Dawson and Vern Dawson visit Keota. Hazel Plecker back from Wellman for vacation. Local families gather at Boyd Foster home. Fleur de Lis club meets with Mrs. Marbough. Xmas exchange proposed. Bethel Missionary group meets at Mrs. Nellie Juzeler’s. Percy Whisler welcomes a newborn daughter at Wash-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Christian Endeavor
Myrtle Pearson
Rennie Dawson
Keota
Dawson
Vern Dawson
Hazel Plecker
Wellman
Earl Galloway
Lloyd Foster
Bobby
George Foster
Grace
Gertrude Anderson
Boyd Foster
Fleur de Lis Club
Wyatt Marbough
Bethel Missionary
Nellie Juzeler
Percy Whisler
Local Social Notes From Red Brick Community
Miss Bessie Wenger returns to school after illness. Mrs. Nettie Beatty of Davenport visits the Hering home. P. H. club meets with Mrs. Ross Gault. Box suppers held at Shiloh and Prairie Flower schools led by Miss Mabel Sayre. Lloyd Neiswanger drives hogs to Washington. Flynn couple visit Muscatine aunt in hospital. Mildred Caldwell stays with Aunt Mrs. Will Saville. Charles Schulty and family visit the Hering home. Hering family hosts visitors at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wenger
PD. J. Gates
Nettie Beatty
Davenport
Carl Hering
Ross Gault
P. H. Club
Shiloh
Prairie Flower School
Mabel Sayre
Lloyd Neiswanger
Rubio Notes Local Church, Sale, Illness And New Paper
Local correspondent reports ongoing church meetings with steady attendance and sermons. A sale at Ralph Nordyke's went well and community members share condolences on John Ramge's death. Corn husking party for Hattie Kracaw funds family needs, while whooping cough resurfaces with Cor a Ellen and Earnest Lamberts recovering. A new biweekly paper Rapio Indypendent debuts, and Ruben and Luithly families gather for Sunday dinner as student roll calls list named pupils and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUBIO
Ralph Nordyke
John Ramge
Hattie Kracaw
Andrew
Victor Oswaldt
John Chance
Dorothy
van Gabby
Cora Ellen
Earnest Lamberts
Rapio Indypendent
Bert Cook
Bert
W. E. Luithly
Hoyt and
Lyle
J. A
John Luithly Jr
L. B. Luithly
Ruben
Margarette Morgan
Rodney Hanan
Maxine van Dyke
Phyllis Waggoner
Lilbern Johnson
Francis Derby
Ardith Laithly
Mildred Coffman
Clay Community News Highlights Strong Tacky Jim Reading
The Clay church welcomed Rev. William Kent who recited Tacky Jim and preached on Sunday. Local visits included the McCaleb and Corpman families from Wellston and the Woodford home. Mrs. Kessel demonstrated farm bureau lessons at Home Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Maxine
Packwood
G. W. Bowie
Lucille Mann
Brighton
Esther Woodford
George Duke
Home Community Club
Grace Kessel
Woman’s Farm Bureau
Kessel
H. M. Greendyke
Washington County Farm Bureau annual meeting set
The Washington County Farm Bureau plans its annual meeting on December 13 at the Y M C A with Chas Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation president to speak. The program includes reports elections by laws adoption and a noon meal at 50 cents. Also noted are a dairy specialist talk December 7 and Crawford Township meeting December 8 with elections and state fair report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Chas, Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hearst
Farm R Bureau
Iowa Farmer
Washington
Stewart
Farm Bureau
Chas
Earl Schultz
Iowa State College
Schultz
Crawford Township
Harvey Barnes
Crawford Township Farm Bureau
Crawfordsville High School
Elizabeth Grace Jones
KE. L. Stewart
Washington County Farm Bureau
Wellman
BIG Institute
Wellman Institute
Carl Anderson
Institute
Winn Durst
Poultry Association
W. I. Mann
Illinois
Mann
Roy L. Watkins
Loveland Reporter-Herald Community Update
The Loveland community faces broad coverage as city residents respond to ongoing local developments. Reports highlight civic actions, public sentiment, and upcoming events shaping the town’s calendar and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Colo
Louisa County Farm Bureau to Meet in Columbus Junction
The Louisa County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting in Columbus Junction on December 9. Officers will be elected and an engaging program is in preparation for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Farm Bureau
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Dawson Home
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RED Brick
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Ferguson
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Roy Shirey
Los Angeles
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J. Ferguson
Paul Ferguson
Burbank
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