Radio Program Schedule for Tomorrow September 21 1927
Radio Digest lists tomorrow’s scheduled programs across networks and stations. Highlights include KDKA Pittsburgh at 6 and 7 PM with concerts, KOA Denver at 9 PM featuring Scheuerman's Colorado Orchestra, KYW Chicago musical segments, and WEAF New York stations broadcasting Aeolian recitals and industry banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
KMA
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
Scheuerman
Colorado Orchestra
Lamont School of Music
KYW
Chicago
Carnival
WCCO
Minn.St. PL
Boy Scouts
Radio Industries Banquet
WEAF
New York
Aeolian
WEET
WTIC
WRC
WGY
WGR
WCAE
WTAM
WWJ
WSAT
WGN
KSD
WOC
WDAF
WLIT
Red and Blue
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
Chicago Tribune
Radio Industries
WHO
Des Moines
Little Symphony
Kate Miller
Whistler
Sylvania Foresters
WBZ
Davis
WBAL
WLW
WHAM
WJR
KDIKA
All State
WLS Haymakers
Flavor drives Quaker Oats appeal in cat food ad
The ad claims substitutes cost the same as genuine Quaker Oats but differ in flavor. It touts Quaker's fifty years milling experience producing a rich toasty taste. It asserts Quaker oats offer bulk for easier digestion and a balanced nutrition with protein carbs vitamins. Grocers carry Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats.
Chaney Discusses Primitive Roles and Mockery Character
The famed screen star Ton Chaney says playing a primitive half animal demands more study than intellect. He notes his range from The Monster to the Hunchback of Notre Dame and describes his latest role in Mockery at the Fox theatre, a complex mix of loyalty treachery savagery brutality and childishness reflecting oppression era Russia. He promises action filled scenes and a remarkable monkey performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Chaney
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Fox Theatre
Pares
Chaney
Munkey
Death of Grace Easter Reverberates Through West Chester
West Chester notes the death of Grace Easter, a local native with many friends. The obituary reflects on shared sorrow for the relatives and community and the inevitability of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Grace Easter
High School Notes First Things First
A weekly digest of 1927 28 Glee club rosters noting First Sopranos Second Sopranos Altos and choir groups plus activities for Miss Reaney and Mr Peet during a hot week. Tuesday testing voices and weather delays. Wednesday assembly introduces Girl Reserves and Hi Y. Thursday visits by Normal trainees. Friday ticket sales$ for band and orchestra concert with proceeds to the music fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Teachers’ Institute
Miss Reaney
M. L. Harwood
E. Rice
J. Karel
M. Dayton
W. Allen
E. McCreedy
J. Kallous
A. Pratt
H. Caldwell
C. Coulter
N. Warner
H. Henderson
Mangold
T. Warner
M. A. Stewart
Edith Elgar
Wenger
0. Haney
J. Hull
B. Cuddy
HH. Payne
Borg Glee Club
Iano
Winifred Allen
The
G. R’s
Maurine Meyer
Hi-Y
Kreider
Miss Montgomery
New Haven School
Moeller
Bernice Anderson
Bernadine Norton
Frances Boyd
Lucile Mohland
Catherine Coulter
Catharine Coulter
Weather swing and chatter bounces through town
The note sketches a weekend forecast with 98 degree Saturday and 54 degree Sunday. It notes seasonal storms bring relief and hints at continued pleasant weather yet to come. A local aside mentions reactions to weather and a quip about hanging. The text references Virginia Breitenbach and George Freshwaters with a football visit to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Breitenbach
George Freshwaters
Washington
Local travel and visits conclude for busy morning
Mrs. George Rockwood traveled to Oskaloosa for several days of business and relatives. Mrs. Charles Edwards and her daughters from Columbus Junction joined Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orr and will drive to Iowa City for Mr. Edwards operation. Mrs. R. G. Cherry and Mrs. Ernest Lemmon went to Des Moines for a DAR board meeting. Miss Elizabeth Sherman left for Pittsburgh to enter Pennsylvania College for Women. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barr, former Washington residents, stopped with friends on the way to Chicago for a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rockwood
Oskaloosa
Charles Edwards
Columbus Junction
Lester Orr
Owa City
Edwards
Iowa City
R. G. Cherry
Ernest Lemmon
Des Moines
The
Iowa Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Sherman
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania College For Women
J. E. Barr
Washington
Chicago
Corn Crop Talk Undermines Prices Says Local Farmer
A reader notes excessive chatter about a poor harvest has driven land prices down from 25 to 50 dollars per acre since 1925. He predicts a strong corn crop and higher prices, blaming rumors for market drops and weather unfounded fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Washington
Pat Caseys
Frank
Francis Jane
Charlie Mayers
Trea
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WIP
WOW
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WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
J. D. Dayton
Ford
Rumford
Biswood Hotel
Loop
Hotel Brevoort
Madison Street
la Salle
N, Mathews, Pres
JF. Kellimer
Mgr
Oes
Miss Mercer
Mrs. Williams
Miss Hunter
Giood
Homer Stephen
Ince
Seasor
Dunemen
Estulla Venice
Neurestra
Chamois
Laine Suede
Velour
Peco
Hudson Seal
Rothschild’s
Klein’s
Hart Schaffner & Mary
Hart Shaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Klein's
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