Radio Program Listings For Tomorrow And Local Notes
A compilation of radio schedules listing stations from KOA to WQJ with broadcast times and programs. Local items include church guild meeting, a fall festival plan, and an air mail plane diversion causing a field landing with mail rerouted to Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Washington
Ladies Guild of
Earl Biller
Franks Miller
Joe Miller
Lucas
John Barquist
Ilinois
Lindeen
Swedesburg
Mt. Pleasant
Local Notes and Social World From Olds Area
Mrs. B E Miller reports on visits and visits by friends in Olds and nearby towns. Headlines include weddings and college moves, births at Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant, ordination of Carrie Lucas, and a Congregational church meeting in Denmark. Families travel to Ames and Mt. Pleasant for study and church events.
Local Social Notes From Dublin Area
Dublin correspondent reports visiting relatives and family movements. Howard Brown's family traveled to Des Moines to visit Grant Earl and family, returning the next day. Eileen Tinnes aided her grandmother Mrs Nick Tinnes Sr. in Keota relocation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Howard Brown
Little Son
Des Moines
Grant Earl
Eileen Tinnes
Nick Tinnes
Keota
Alvin Strump
Jeane
Doe Engle
J. H. Seethout
Carl Corpman
Howard Myngold
Warren Weller
Cranston
Luella Tinnes
Henry Dupius
Little Clifford
Bernadine Brown
Lockwood
Lee Sanders
Center School
George Reighard
John Nickerson
Bray Family and Local Visitors Report Journal News
Mrs George Bray correspondent notes visits and arrivals including George Bray visiting his brother Santford Bray Wednesday afternoon Emma Coffin moving between sisters Mary McCrackins and Minnie I more relatives Pearl Maring hosting siblings from Centerville on their way to Rock Island Dale Jones leaving Fairfield for Evanston Illinois Northwestern University Lena Roth of Winfield staying at the DPD KE Miller’s sister in Washington County Hospital others visiting Ezra Hadley home and R A Spalding gathering at their house Alda Watson and Carlos travel to Fairfield hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weo
George Bray
Santford Bray
Emma Coffin
Minnie I ¥More
Mary McCrackins
Lem Heston
Star
Idaho
Pearl Maring
Centerville
Rock Island
Emma Spalding
Ezra Hadley
Eza Hadley
Vada
Emmett Hadley
Fern
Ernest Hadley
Harold
Marjorie
Harlan Roberts
Faye
Leath
Lorin
R. A. Spalding
Dale Jones
Fairfield
Evanston
Til
Northwestern University
Lena Roth
Winfield
DPD
KE. Miller
Miller
Washington County Hospital
CC. Dana
Lucille
Edith Mae
W. L. Bray
Dorothy
Havel
Donald
Titus Neighbors Gather and School Sessions Noted
Mrs Tom Carris reports activities in Titus including visits by Walter Sheetz family and Carroll ne, Melvin Booth return from a six week northern trip, and a farm bureau school for women at Washington. Walter Peterson funeral sadness, Masonic picnic in Wellman, Henrietta Griffith to Kirksville for osteopathy training, and fall school schedule changes amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Walter Sheetz
Carolne
Frank Smith
Jim Combs
Melvin Booth
Dave Turnipseed
Paul Larvey
Wes Engel
Tom Carrig
Farm Bureau School For
City Hall
Washington
Walter Peterson
Tom Carris
James Lemley
Wellman
Ollie
Henrietta Griffith
Kirksville
Roy Sowash
Moline
Joe Schlatter
Max Wayne
Noble
Carl Little
Milt Godfrey
Chas
Thomas
Kate Alkire
Combs
Local residents share weekend visits and health notes
Mrs Mae Bennett returned home near Salina after hospital treatment for a hand infection. Eldon couple C C Rogers visited Merril Gowey. Walter Bray and family visited Fairfield with sister Milton Jones. Ira Hadley’s south Woolson home hosted visitors. Rollan Spalding bought cattle feed. James Vestal and Pearl Maring traveled to Centerville. C C Spalding hosted gatherings for A A Soeten H C Jones families. Maxine Ralderson vacationed in Fairfield with aunt Mrs John Lindaver. Will Follen and Fairfield family visited Ralph Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bennett
Salina
C. C. Rogers
Eldon
Roy
Merril Gowey
Walter Bray
Fairfield
Milton Jones
Karl Balderson
Maxine
Ira Hadley
Woolson
Rollan Spalding
James Vestal
Pearl Maring
Centerville
C. C. Spalding
A. A. Soeten
H.C. Jones
Maxine Ralderson
John Lindaver
Frank Ash
Isabelle
Frank Jr
Eloise
George Ash
Will Follen
Ralph Pray
Hospital Update From County Hospital
The county hospital yesterday morning, where she submitted to an operation. She is resting well and getting along as well as could be expected. Harold is staying with his grandmother and going to school while his mother is in the hospital. Winifred Carris spent Wednesday night with her friend Helen Carr. Mrs. Art Dawson spent last week with relatives in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Winifred Carris
Helen Carr
Art Dawson
Moline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Digest Publishing Co
KOA
WBAL
WCOA
WFLA
WGR
WOAI
WRVA
WSBT
WTIC
WEAF
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KMA
Shenandoah
KYW
Chicago
Congress Carnival
WCCO
Minn
St. Pl
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Orchestra
Horner Conservatory
New York
WEEI
WRC
WCAB
WJAR
WTMJ
WGY
WEBH
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra
WGN
Sam ‘N’ Henry
Music Box
Schenectady
WHO
Four Horsemen Quartet
WJZ
Pance Sisters
WBZ
Ponce Punch
Wihiam
Keyestone
WLS
Tony
WMAQ
Chicago Diary News
Wyoming
Gov
Emerson
Pratt and Fherman
WOC
Davenport
Lela Sutcliffe
John Gerwe
WOW
Omaha
WQJ
Homer Stephen
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Andiena
Washington, Iowa
Lester Weible
Bennie Miller
Anna Davis
O. P. Hough
B. Fenton
Sadie Merrick
W. H. DeWitt
Cairo
Mildred Allen
Carnahan
Bloomquist
Denmark Association of the Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Carrie Lucas
Olds
Ed Rousch
Walter DeWitt
Rousch
George Lechner
Brighton
Fred Lechner
Martha Sodergren
Ames
Miss Red
Earl Miller
Pr. E. O
Levi Herron
Wayne
Emel Kellerhals
Burlington
C. L
H. J. Mangold
Alda Watson
Carlos
Fairfield Hospital
Grant School
Teachers Institute
Riosalee Combs
Clyde Dawson
Tello
American Petroleum CO
John M. O'Brien
Agt
E. V. Price & Co
Dougherty Bros
Lloyd Kracaw
Rubio
John Deere Gang
McCormick Deering
Deere
Deering
D. F. Macon
Bridger
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