Radio Program Schedule Listings by Station and Time
A historical listing details radio programs across multiple stations with times and performers. Includes KFAB KOA WJAX WLIT KDKA KPO KYW WCCO WDAF WEAF WGN and many others with musical acts orchestras bands and lectures scheduled through late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
WIZ
KMA
Shenandoah
KPO
San Francisco
Orange Chain
Mertoy Baries
Bob Allen
KYW
Chicago
Kentucky Berenaders
WCCO
Minneapolis-St Paul
Craftsmen
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawks
WEAF
New York
Dodge Brothers
WEEI
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
Wc3h
WFI
WRC
WGY
WCAE
WPAN
WWJ
WSAT
WEBH
KSD
WTMJ
We. Who
WOW
WHAS
Wey
WMC
WSB
WFAA
WRT
KOO
WJAX
WGN
WGR
Smith Brothers
WOC
Chicago Tribune
Sam ‘N’ Henry
Music Box
Correll
Gosden
Schenectady
Floyd Walter
WHO
Des Moines
U. S. Marine Band
Ampico
WBZ
WBAL
WLW
WHAM
WIR
KWK
WRHM
Maxwell House
WJR
KVOO
WSM
WBT
KPRC
WBAP
WSR
WLS
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
U. of Chicago
Leeture
Esther Muenstermann
Tralio
Chicago Civic Opera
Hamilton
Wellman Institute Poultry Show Draws Large Attendance
Washington County Farm Bureau notes report a successful Wellman Institute and Poultry Show held January 18–20 with record attendance from Cedar Rapids Webster and surrounding towns. Frank I Mann urged farmers to push for policy changes while promoting self-help through clover and alfalfa production and soil improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Institute
Carl Anderson
Winn Durst
Wellman
Cedar Rapit Webster
Watkins
Frank I. Mann
Illinois
Congress
Mann
Ider
Roy Watkins
Local visitors and social notes from Michigan towns
Mary Lillian and Mrs Clyde Hillhouse visit relatives in Waterloo and Brighton. George Anderson from Washington visits Detroit. The Anwyl and Lease families spend time with relatives in Mt Pleasant. R R Shaffer and other locals are recorded as visitors in Burlington and nearby communities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lillian
Elwyn Davidson
Detroit, Michigan
George Anderson
Washington
George Yeager
Bun I
Vera
Waterloo
Clyde Hillhouse
Brighton
W. J. Brown
Winfie
R. C. Holmes
J. J. Anwyl
Miss Hazel
Will Anwyl
John Lease
Mt Pleasant
R. R. Shaffer
Burlington
Mrs Maude Bronson Leaves for Visit with Harding Families
Mrs Maude Bronson departed last Friday to visit her brothers T D Harding and family in Burlington and B H Harding and family in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Maude Bronson
T. D. Harding
Burlington
B. H. Harding
St. Louis
Weekend visits and church activities across small towns
James Harding visits Cairo with Mrs Wood and daughter Martha at the Gisgow home in Iowa City. Koehler family from Rochester Minnesota seeks Mayo Clinic advice. The Young People's Society contest ends with a banquet for the winning side. Ainsworth loses to Cotter in basketball. M E church calendar fills with Ladies Aid and Kitchen class events including an oyster supper and gatherings led by Mrs Georg Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harding
Cairo
Frank Wood
Martha
Frank Gisgow
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Cotter
M. E
Ladies Aid
Georg Carson
Jesse James Film Draws on James Jr Aid and Phoenix Fame
Fred Thomson stars in Jesse James with son Jesse E James Jr acting as technical advisor and biographer. James Jr provides era saddles cars and camp gear while helping verify the tale of his father’s Civil War and guerrilla exploits. The film opens with James family collaboration and aims to present the outlaw as a modern Robin Hood to the public. A Methodist church meeting at the Junction is set to organize a local Christian Temperance union chapter with Mrs. L R Wiederrecht of Seattle visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Jesse E James Jr
Fred Thomson
Mr. Thomson
Paramount
James Boys
America
James Brothers
Jesse E. James, Jr
Thomson
James
Los Angeles
Falan
Mr. James
Robin Hood
United States
Kensington Elay Otto Eden Faces Serious Time This Week
Otto Eden remains at his brother Clayton's home amid a serious time this week. Mrs. James Porter has been seriously ill the past week, with anxious friends. Mrs. Lynn Vanborn and Mary Crawford visited the Jeffery home last week. Mrs. Robert Rowan has a serious case of lumbago. The city meat market will open the first of the month. Mr. Swift sold to Mr. Burr Taylor of Cotter. Mrs. L R Trezona and family were Keota visitors over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Elay Otto Eden
Clayton
James Porter
Lynn Vanborn
Mary Fpf
Len Crawford
A. Pp. Jeffery
Robert Rowan
Swift
Burr Taylor
Cotter
L. R. Trezona
Keota
Woman's club leader Ida Chittum visits Columbus Junction
Mrs Ida Chittum of Wapello county president of the Woman's club road shows in Columbus Junction on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ida Chittum Af Wapello
Louisa county Red Cross and allied chapters elect officers
Louisa county Red Cross chapter names officers with Mrs. I. V. Smiley as county chairman and Mrs. Emma Waterhouse as vice chair. Emma Neckman chapter installs officers led by Nina Pence as worthy matron and B H Shearer as worthy patron. Daughters of Union Veterans install officers with Mrs. Eton Pierce as president and Mrs. E B Curtis as senior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Jan
Louisa County Red Cross Chapter
I. V
Smiley
Morning Sun
Emma Waterhouse
Oakville
A. W. Hinderman
Wapello
L. K. Fry
Emma Neckman Chapel
Nina Pence
B. H. Shearer
Mae Anwyl
Matie Shellabarger
Nettie Blair
Mary McKee
Chrrie Curtis
Margaret McKee
Harriett McGrew
Marshall
Laurene Gilke
Helen Lewis
Rush Ochs
Besse McRoberts
Elnora Duntan
Mary McQueen
Hilda Sinclair
Sentinel
Daughters of Union Veterans
Eton Pierce
E. B. Curtis
Gladys Barringer
Levi James
Milo Kelly
Samuel Owen
Pleasant community pot luck notices from local encampments
Prosperity En campment No 58 and families plan a pot luck supper at the O F hall on Friday January 27 at six. Each family to bring sandwiches and one dish to pass. The Spread Eagle and Glendale districts meet January 26 with supplies and a lunch to share. SunSet Circle holds an all day meeting with a children patterns lesson for ages up to eight. The Young Women’s Home Missionary Society of the M B Church hosts a pot luck supper Thursday at 6:30 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Extension
S.vice
Wellman
Henrietta Safely
Macazine
Home Co
Wellman High School
Fay Goodwin
Lime Creek Township
Washington County
Morton Emde
Cedar Township
Wellman Savings Bank
City Hall
Riverside
Washington
L. Q. Allbaugh
Spread Eagle
Glendale
Thomas Cordes
J. H. Cherryholmes
Mast
Myr Taylor
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
AW Ladies Meeting for Fann Bu Reau Jesson Childrens Clothing
Ladies group invites members to meet with Mrs. Don Wylie on Thursday January 26 at 10 am to plan childrens clothing projects. Bring poke lunch coffee provided. Bring 7 yard wrapping paper needles thread scissors thimble pins and pencil and a 9 inch square of material for smocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fann Bureau Jesson “Childrens Clothing
Don Wylie
Embroidery Guides for Boys Placket and Pocket
Instruction notes describe material options for boys garments including embroidery floss and needle use. specifies that material quantity equals a third of a yard for a placket and pocket.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Ciest Publishing Company
KFAB
KOA
WLIT
Omaha
Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Meyer Davis
le Peradis
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Hazel Moorhead
Taniac
William A. Wells
West Gill Place
R.R. No. 6
Denver
Colo
Tanlac
Milton
Washington CO
Farm Bureau Notes
Meint Koehler
Rochester
Minnesota
Ties Koehler
Mayo Brother's Institute
The
Young Peoples Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Pave
Buick
Martha Butler
Cutc
Schuttler
McCormick
D. F. Macon
W. J. Crawford
Furniture Headquarters
Scott & Hardin
North Side
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