Radio Program Listings for Thursday July 14 1927
A dense schedule of radio transmissions across stations from KFAB to WRC detailing times, stations, and acts. Notable entries include WIZ with the Zoelner quartet, KHJ with talk, KYW and WJZ with orchestras, WEAF presenting Grand Mogul opera, and WGN WLS WMAQ and others offering a mix of music, bands, and vocal performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Iitht Opera
WJAR
WGR
WFI
Ware
WCAE
WWJ
WSAI
KSD
WGY
WMAQ
Cliquet Eskimos
WEEI
WCCO
WCSH
WDAF
WRC
Train schedules and freight notes for California routes
A dense roster of train numbers, routes, and timings lists westbound and eastbound services. It names agents H W Russell J McKay and outlines daily trains with passenger and freight services and exceptions, including limiteds and locals, plus arrival and departure times.
Methodist party sparks lively evening gathering
Wanda and Lucille Smith attended a church party last Tuesday evening with games and refreshments of ice cream cookies and lemonade. The Green Valley pavilion drew good crowds at dances and an Atlanta Georgia orchestra is slated for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Lucille Smith
Green Valley
Atlanta
Georgia
Perd Brier
Washington
Glen Brier
Pera Brier
Bert Smith
Pleasant Grove Club
Sunday Visits Spread Through Indian Creek Families
Mr and Mrs Levi Shidler and daughter Doris joined Roy Fread for Sunday. Joe Arnold and Edgar Farrier families visited Ernest Arnold. Will Hotle and family with Finley and the Garretts went to Will Dunbar's. Illeah Farrier with Maurice visited James Thompson. Christine Mineart helped Mrs Taylor Stout. Bert Dunbar family spent Sunday evening at Will Dunbar's. Josie Rich family stayed a week at Charlie Farriers.
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Indian Creek
Levi Shidler
Doris
Roy Fread
Joe Arnold
Edgar Farrier
Ernest Arnold
Will Hotle
Finley
Robert
Clara Garrett
Will Dunbar
Illeah Farrier
Maurice
James Thompson
Bert Dunbar
Josie Rich
Charlie Farriers
Local residents visit and call around in Washington and Keota
Center Mr and Mrs Clarence Redlinger were Washington callers Tuesday. Henry Henderson and son Stanleigh were Keota callers. Tuesday and Wednesday saw many Keota and Washington visits including the Pimmes, Daytons, Moores, and multiple Powell and Mayer families. Weather notes mention hot days and corn growth needing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Clarence Redlinger
Washington
Henry Henderson
Stanleigh
Andy Pimme
Albert Pimme
Albert Dayton
Mabel
Bruce Moore
Near West Chester
Lewis Jones
Wellman
Emil Zwick
Town City
Carl Mayer
Richard
Mary Martha
A. L. Mayer
John Henderson
Walden
Havenville
De Stile-Lent peanut sale event sparks floor chaos
A quirky scene emerges as Mrs. De Stile-Lent hosts a peanut sale contest that spirals into a humorous floor scramble with bystanders and visitors reacting to the festive disruption on Herald's Day.
Reunion at Sunset Park highlights Miller family attendance
A July reunion at Sunset Park in Washington County drew Grandfather and Mrs. Miller and eleven Miller children, with most families present. Numerous relatives visited, including the Rices, Meads, and Jones families, as well as Meaghan and Bray kin, amid weather notes and local visits across Fairfield and Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo
Ben R. Miller
Sunset Park
Washington Sundey
Miller
Near Noble
Dave E. Miller
Gladys
Gwendolyn
Yeo
James Rice
Ida
Fern
Faye
Letha Roberts
R. A. Spalding
Margaret Rice
Walter Bray
H. C. Jones
Lucille
Nancy Wikoeff
Pleasant Plain
Glenn Beauchamp
Christie
Leo
Jace Rice
Clarence Turnbull
Homer
Cecil
Henneth
Vera
Viola Narie
Near
Hmédrich
George Ash
Marie Coffin
Phoebe Jones
Minnie Kilmore
Fdua Simmons
Richard
Mae Bray
A Bray
Peart
Maring
Delphia
Lovell
Gwendolyn Miller
James Vestal
Dorot"y Bray
Eaith Mee Dana
Fairfield
Maxine Balderson
Mona Bray
Ed Statler
Mary
Ruth
Clarence
Milton Jones
Faye Kyle
Carl McMurray
Nic
Oren Rogers
Juanetta
Dorothy
Olive
Richland
Mable Mebherson
C. Roger's
Malinda Miller
Iva
Harlan Roberts
Rosella Spalding
Community Visits Across Counties Amid Wind Damage
Ainsworth residents and families from R. R. Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart, T. H. Will, Phillip Gerdes, David Kleese, Jay Evans, and Clark Wood made rounds visiting relatives in Lexington Muscatine Iowa City Mt. Pleasant and West Chester. A wind storm and rain damaged farm buildings injuring several people. Helen Baker returned home after visiting her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
R. R
Wos
Howard Stewart
Lexington
T. H. Will
Phillip Gerdes
David Kleese
Jay Evans
California
H. . Baker
W. J. Grinstead
Verdi
Clark Wood
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Baker
Br. G. Crinstead
West Chester
Damaging Storms, Socials Mark Crawford Roundup
Mrs Joe I Schlatter reports wind and hail damage to crops after a storm last Wednesday with a nearby tornado near Mt Pleasant recalled as lucky. Hugh Conrad and family visited Mt Pleasant. Schlatter family hosted and Elmer Reschley visit near Merrimac. David Schlatter bought a Chevrolet sedan from Schlatter at Wayland and locals attended the O K S meeting at the Masonic hall in Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Masonic Hall
Wayland
Philathea Class Picnic At Mt Pleasant Sunday
Minnie Weaver of Wayland aided Mrs Homer Weaver last week. Mr and Mrs Homer Weaver and son were Mr Pleasant callers Sunday P M. Philathea class of the Mennonite church of Wayland held their annual picnic at Saunders Grove, Mt Pleasant, Sunday with Lyman Johnson, Hugh Conrad, John Gugel, Joe Schlatter, Effie Wittmer and Arthur Wyse in attendance. John Gugel called in Wayland Monday morning. Joe Schlatter lost a horse Monday P.M. and Milo Kempf lost a mule last week. Mr and Mrs Chris Wittmer and family were Mr Pleasant callers Sunday P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Weaver
Wayland
Homer Weaver
Pleasant
Mennonite Church of Wayland
Saunder’s Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Lyman Johnson
Hugh Conrad
John Gugel
Joe Schlatter
Effie Wittmer
Arthur Wyse
Meanonite
Milo Kempf
Chris Wittmer
Riverside Foresters Picnic Draws Regional Attendees
About 600 to 700 Foresters and families attended a Riverside picnic sponsored by a local group. Representatives from Iowa City Richmond Cosgrove Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Solon joined the event featuring a noon basket dinner speeches by C E Burns M V Healy of Cedar Rapids and Emil Seltene state chief ranger of Marshalltown. Riverside beat Solon 3 to 2 in a ball game and various races were held before departures after supper.
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Riverside
Iowa City
Richmond
Cosgrove
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Solon
C. E. Burns
M. V. Healy
Emil Seltene
What Pyramid Would Cost
It is believed no fewer than 10,008 men were employed for 20 years in the construction of the great pyramid of Feypt. If wages had been what they are now the labor on that pyramid would have cost more than 8,400,000,000, to pay nothing of cost of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feypt
Pyamid
SH10.000000000 of private earth to this country
The fragment notes a sum of $174,000,000 connected to private earth transferred to or for this country. No further context or identifying details are provided in the readable text.
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Radio Digest Publishing Co
KFAB
KMOX
KOA
WJAX
WLIT
WRVA
WSBT
KEKA
Pittsburgh
KFNF
Shenandoah
KHJ
Los Angeles
Zoelner Quartet
Varsity Four
KMA
KPO
San Francisco
Schenectady
Madgrigal
Stephen E. Boisclair
WHO
Des Moines
Earl Johnson
Arthur Co
Hen
WJZ
Our Musicale
United States
KDKA
KYW
WJR
Stadium Philharmonic Orchestra
Wbz-Wbza
WBAL
Orchestra
WLS
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Whitney Trio
Chicago Theater Revue
Stevens Hotel Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
Musicale
Charlotte Anderson Warren
Moline Plowboys
WOW
Omaha
WQS
Washington, D. C
Meyer Davis
Physicians and Surgeons
K. E. Stutsman
F. & M. Bank
A. John Droz
West Main St
C. W. McLaughlin
M. D
West Main Street
W. I. Alcorn
Iowa Ave
Wilson Heating Co
W.S. Kyle
National Bank
E. Madison St
S. H. Bateman
Nicola & Harmon Book Store
North Side Square
Preston
Osteopathic
South Iowa Ave
Arthur
Marion Ave
Lemley & Yard
Ee and
Chiropractors
Charles C. Brown
Washington, Iowa
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
J. M. Kyle Willard
City
George W. Stewart Adware & Implements
South Side Square
L. B. Lupton
S. Iowa Ave
Iowa
North
Hugh Dougall
Austin Sutherland
East Main Street
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Rickey’s
T. A. Michels
Brookhart Bros. Law
Federal Farm Loana
Opera House
C. J. Wilson Co
Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract
INO. W. Applegate
City Hall
Haals
Washington Street
Dayton
Washington County
Frank Boller
Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W. J. Masson
Corbin & Barrett Shoe Store
O. Fy. Haight
Green Vale
Lucile Smith
James Franklin
Brighton
Albert Karlin
Earl Mullekin
Harry Mullekin
Raymond Shelangoski
John Palmer
Jim McCalebs
Leo Shelangoskie
Raymond Shelangoskie
Cyrus
T. L. Brookhart
H. P. Arthur Goodin
Sect
Zeredatha Council
Carbaugh
I. M
Arthur Goodin
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
E. C. Arthur Goodin
C. FE
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
W. M
R. W. Thompson
Golden State Soir
Scemmquemciens
A. Westbount
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
J. ©. McKay
W. GC. Bell
Christine Mineart
Taylor Stout
Mabel Horning
Cecil Davisson
Sam Stouffer
Edd Hotse
Homer Mayer
John Powell
Oren Romine
Wilma
Darlene Powell
Daryl D. Dayton
William Shaeffer
Ruth Endicott
Art Romine
Jake Anderson
Melvin Bell
Lloyd Miller
H. A. Hardin
Clayton Funston
Keota
Betty Jean
Margaret Disberry
Charles Mumper
Trwikam
NEA Service, Inc
By Williams
George Bray
Effie Allen
Anna Gowey
Hasey Moon
Little Hagel Bray
Florence Jane
Stella Gowey
Donald
Hernan and
Bruce
Carl Deering
Clarence — Stickard
Allen and
Galen
Valley
Wee
Donald Lee
Bud Montgomery
Edith
F. B. Berry
Lilplac
Pheasant Plain
Josie Hosler
Martinsburg
Mt.Pleasant
Hugh Emry
Lefern
Mildred
Velma
Arlene
Orville
Barker
Laddonia
C. C. Rogers
Albert Jones
A. W. Woodford
Clay
GEM City Business Colle
Quincy
Homer Stephen
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