Radio Program for Tomorrow Stations and musical schedule
A 1928 Radio Digest listing details tomorrow’s programs across many stations. It catalogs times for WJZ WEA F KOA KPO KYW WOO and others with orchestras soloists and variety acts including Atwater Kent artists and Scheuerman's Colorado Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
KMA
Shenandoah
Scheuerman
Colorado Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Scheuermans Colorado
Orchestra
Harry Berry
KPO
San Francisco
Atwater Kent
KYW
Chicago
Weecco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Amateu Philosopher
Eddie Dunsfedter
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Cavaliers
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Wypic
WRC
WGR
WTIC
WCAE
WTAM
WWJ
WSATI
WLIB
KSD
WC Co
WOC
WTMJ
Tpan
Troubadours
Wcco
WGY
WCAF
WHO
WOW
KVOO
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSEP
WBAP
Goodrich Silvertown Orchestra
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WSAT
WO 1
WSB
WLIT
WGN
WFAA
Victory Hour
KSD Webh
Christmas Observances and Local News From Havre
Mr and Mrs Sherm Crone of Washington spent Christmas at the Will Stafford home. A large crowd attended the Pleasant Hill church Christmas pageant Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Baker attended the funeral of their brother in law Chas Davidson in Washington Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm McBride visited their daughter Mrs Edith Barnett in Cedar Rapids for Christmas. Miss Edna Westen spent a few days at the Fred Burger home. Peter Wittiig and family, How-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Sherm Crone
Washington
Will Stafford
Pleasant Hill
Lewis Baker
Inlaw
Chas. Davidson
Wm. McBride
Edith Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Edna Westen
Fred Burger
Peter Wittiig
Local Notes From Havre Community
Ard Witting and family spent Sunday at Sam Wittmer's. John Zeiglowsky bought a fine new Buick sedan. Two car loads of hogs shipped to Chicago Thursday from Havre Co operative Shipping association. Mr and Mrs Walter Gardner and son Elwyn attended Christmas dinner Saturday at Bert Donaldson home in honor of Forrest Donadson. Havre school is having vacation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Witting
Sam Wittmer
John Zeiglowsky
Chicago
Havre Co-operative Shipping Association
Walter Gardner
Elwyn
Bert Donaldson
Forrest Donadson
Havre
Former State G A R Commander R L Chase Dies
R L Chase 80 past Iowa commander of the Grand Army of the Republic and state printing record clerk died at his Des Moines home after a brief angina pectoris illness. He served in the Third New York Cavalry during the Civil War and was adjutant general of Iowa and on the governor's staff. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. L. Chase
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
State Printing
New York
Wellston Community Notes Amid Holidays Happenings
Local items report Ernest Arnold family moving near Grace Hill and Ernest Hammers joining the Wellston store labor force. Allen Shaeffer to sell property Jan 5 and relocate to Grace Hill. School enjoys a week of vacation. Miss Leehner hosts Christmas exchange with students. Hog shipments, horse transactions, and store stock being inventoried. Neighbors visit, holiday travel noted. multiple families gathering at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Ernest Arnold
Lloyd Hayes Place
Grace Hill
Ernest Hammers
Farmers Co-operaive
Allen Shaeffer
Shaeffers
Porter
Leehner
Merle Rankin
Wm. Augustine
Augustine
Elmer Kolosiek
Ottumwa
W. L
C. Brinning
Dave McLaughin
H. A. Engel
Katherine Buxbaum
Elanore Jienmel
G.O. Dunbar
Beulah
Miriam Miksch
Wes Engel
Laurel Guy
Christmas Socials and Visits Reach Noble Community
Noble Iowa residents shared Christmas hospitality with guests from Fairfield Libertyville and Burlington. The Emanuel Sunday school presented a Christmas program praising the workers and singing. Several families hosted Christmas dinners and travelers like Karl Trey and Roy Frey visited. A local man, Albert Imhoff, was ill and Dr McCurry attended. A car of corn was shipped by Wayland Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
J. A. Frey
Otto Frey
E. J. Frey
Haskins
C. A. Rich
Crawfordsville
D. E. Richard
Wayland
W. Tl. Nicholson
Pleasant Plain
Roy
Karl] Frey
Albert Imhoff
McCurry
Wayland Elevator Co
Weighty gossip swirls around Speaker Longworth in Washington
In Washington January mood swings around Speaker Nicholas Longworth. The piece notes his weight loss from walking and hiking, then shifts to the perilous rumor mill about Governor Al Smith and the Democratic nomination. It discusses anti Smith forces and Republican dynamics, including Hughes and New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington, D. C
Nick Lonerworth
Rock Creek Park
Nick
Jimmy Wadsworth
New York
Crumpacker
Oregon
Wadsworth
Senate
Longworth
al Smith
Smith
Charles Evens Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Digest Publishing Co
Chicago Tribune
Sam ‘UN’ Henry
Music Box
Melody Time
Schenectady
Remington Band
Musicale
Champon Sparkers
WBZ
WLW
WJR
WRHM
Sylvania Foresters
WLS
Blackhawks Canadians
Hodge Podge
WMAQ
Chicago Daily New
Columbia Chain
Stevens Hotel
Davenport
Ensemble
WPG
Atlantic
Over the Hills
Parkway
Royal Palace Hotel
WQJ
G.A.R
Griffith
Kwashington
D. C
Jcpenneyc
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Marshall Field
J. C. Penney Company
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Duco
Delco-Remy
Thre Touring
Lisesi
Michigan