Radio Programs Tomorrow Headline Schedule Notes
Radio Digest lists tomorrow's schedule for numerous stations with times and program names. Highlights include KDKA Pittsburgh 6 and 7, KFNF Shenandoah 7, KHJ Los Angeles 10 musical scenario and 11 talk, WEAF New York 6 cities service and 7 musical items, WGN Chicago 7:30 Paul Ash and her Merry-mad gang and 9 Pepper party, WJZ New York 6:30 Royal hour with multiple repeats, and WGY Schenectady 7 WGY players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFNF
Shenandoah
S. S
KHJ
Los Angeles
KMA
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Orchestra
Book Review
Orange Network
KYW
Chicago
WJZ
Hearst Square
Carnival
Weco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Quartet
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Melody Way Club
Ike and
Mike
Sleepy Hall
Ivanhoe Band
Nighthawk Frolic
WEAF
New York
Cities Service
WGR
WEEI
WRC
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Paul Ash
His
Studio Ensemble
Sam ‘'N
Henry
Music Room
Pepper Party
WGY
J Schenectady
WHO
Des Moines
KDKA
WBZ
WBAL
WJR
WOC
Davenport
WOW
Omaha
WQJ
Columbus Chautauqua dates set for 1928 season
Columbus Junction outlines the 1928 Chautauqua schedule from August 17 to 22 featuring The Plantation Jubilee Singers Harmony Singers Faubel Entertainers Frecklite Yod lers and a New York Comedy company. Local families and other residents attend fairs reunions and gatherings around community events and visits to Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Chautauqua
Plantation Jubilee Singers
Harmony Singers
Faubel
Edna Means
Reader
George Norse
E. T. Hagerman
Norman Imri
Charles Plattenberg
New York
J. S. Marshall
George Sellers
Max
Des Moines
Earl Lewis
Lone Tree
Wayne Peterson
Robert J. Reaney
Dunham
Chautauqua Park
Louisa County
Louise Lundgren
Galesburg
C. A. Stephens
Reuben Allen
Ben Weese
Altamont
Roy Burge
F. Ramer
Iowa State Teachers College
Charles Hanft
Alsip
Central College
Pella
Roberts Duncan
Robert Johnston
Farrel Smylie
Russell Partington
John Hughes
Wisconsin
Walter Lewis
Mildred
Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Roland Rees
Chicago
Joseph Jones
Irwin
Ray Barrick
D. E. Barrick
Pennsylvania
W. E. Ruston
Blrven
Orchestra at Washington WRC Hall Features W B A Quartet
The Washington Radio Club presents a 7 30 concert in Washington D C featuring the W B A quartet. The program showcases a 468 5m 640ke work set for performance by the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington, D. C
W. B. & A. Quartet
local social notes from Havre and surroundings
Havre Mrs Walter Gardner and Mrs Will Me Bride visited Riverside with Mrs Floyd Steele. Mrs Ida Klockenga and Mrs Anna Oatmen and families returned to their home in Jol Saturday. Mr Joe Klopfenstein and family and Miss Minnie Koehler attend the state fair this week. Elwyn Gardner visited his uncle Sam Sigafoose. Oscar Gardner spent Sunday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Baker
Yar] Kepharts
Carl Schneiders
John Krause
Sunshine Community Club
Walter Gardner
Florence
Ferguson
J. A. Moorhead
Crawfordsville
D. Glenn Beenblossom
Everette Beenblossom
Clyde Maxwell
Theo Orier
Sam Wittmer
Conrad
Will Stafford
Havre
Edna Wittrig
Lee Hesseltine
Will McBride
Joe Klopfenstein
Howard Wittiig
Fred Kephart
Will Me
Bride
Floyd Steele
Riverside
Ida Klockenga
Anna Oatmen
Jil
Minnie Koehler
Elwyn Gardner
Sam Sigafoose
Bethel
Chautauqua
John Moore
Howard Moore
Angus Moore
Jean
Myra Lee
Mt. Pleasant
George Reed
Edith Reed
Bedford
Iowa
Gladys Wolf
Mildred
Milton
Davis
Bohemian
Chicago
Mr. Stockwell
Christian Endeavor
Bernice Dawson
Bethel Missionary Society
Holmes
Dell Walker
Aaron Staffords
Meyers
Ernest
Missouri
Maurice Meyers
the Lakes
Washington
John Stewart
Ruth
M. Smylie
Helen
Rennie Dawson
Bernice
Charlotte Campbell
Northern Star
Chautauqua Season Ends As Bethel Folks Return
Bethel notes a busy chautauqua season with many locals traveling to fairs and camps. Readers attend services and Sunday school resumes, while Gladys Wolf and the twins sing. notices include a September 10 1927 public sale in Washington Iowa and sheriff C M Denison enforcing liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Transfer and Storage Company
City of
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
C. A. Calhoun
Muscatine
Commercial Savings Bank of
State of
Glendale Community News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and School Updates
In Glendale and nearby areas residents share news of visits by Bernard Frieze and others with corn shelling, trips to Minnesota and Ohio, and updates on KTNT radio interest. Local schools announce openings next Monday with Edna Jones and Madelon Givens as teachers, plus repairs, new doors, and a new well benefiting Spread Eagle and Glendale pupils and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Bernard Frieze
al Crone
Thomas Gerdes
Harry Gerdes
Agnes Anderson
William Miller Sr
Clark Hopping
Minnesota
Charlie Wylie
Ohio
KTNT
Elght
Spread Eagle
Edna Jones
Madelon Givens
Stread Eagle
Oakridge Cemetery Stockholders Meet Sept 5 1927
Notice of meeting for Oakridge cemetery stockholders and interested persons. First annual meeting called for September 5 1927 at 2 p m at Oakridge cemetery to elect one director and transact other legal business. By order of directors J L Mayer president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge Cemetery
J. L. Mayer
Miss Rosa Johnson Returns to Iowa City Nurse Work
Dublin report notes Rosa Johnson resuming her nursing job in a hospital at Iowa City after vacation in town. It also records local social visits by the Mangold, Thompson, Burham and Seethout families, attendance at the state fair, and a new Dutch Creek Center school term with 14 pupils and Twila Mangold as the new beginner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Rosamond Johnson
Iowa City
Marion Thompson
Oscar Burham
J. H. Seethout
Howard Brown
Chas. Mayer
Jake Mayer
Roy Wells
Lena Palm of
Keota
H. J. Mangold
W. J. Augustine
Lutz
Dutch Creek Center
Aurilla McCutcheon
Twila Mangold
James Lockwood
Dutch Creek News Roundup of Local Social Events
Sunday notes reveal Mrs. Roscoe Robertson and daughter Merle attended Keota reunion while Wayne Brown cared for his grandson. The Ladies Social Union hosts a fried chicken supper September 16 at New Haven Church to test the new electric lights. Keith Wells won three prizes at the Washington baby beef show including Grand Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Howard Brown
Ladies Social Union
Newhaven Church
Roscoe Robertson
Merle
Times
Washington
Dave Temple
Lutz
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WSMB
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Martha Butler
Frank Pierce
Musa Todd
Cecil Schlichting
Letts
Conesville
Geo. Klockenga
John Zieglowsky
Velma Stafford
Ruth Stewart
Claire Gray
Clive Gray
Gerald
Paul Gray
Morrison
Oscar Gardner
Crescent Macaroni
Bethel Service
Dawson
C. M. Denison
Lowa
Rumford
D. C. Robertson
Bob McCaleb
Jcpenney
Washington, Iowa
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