Radio notes outline tonight's programs and guests
Listings show Nero Wolfe The Case of the Dying Portrait on WMAL at 7 and Land's End on Kate Smith Hour. WTOP features Waltz Time with Frank Munn and Umbria with Irving Cesar. WRC hosts Jimmy Durante world premiere track Umbria. Evening schedules include Nero Wolfe and Wolfe at 7 7:15, Ranger 8 45, Parker Family 8:15, Meet Your 8:30, Navy Soe 8:45, Spotlight Bands 9:30, and news at 8 or 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero Wolfe
WMAL
Burgess Meredith
Umbria
Irving Cesar
WTOP
Parker Family
Local Notes From Middletown District Conference Attendance
Middletown Virginia April 27. Residents and visitors linked to the Strasburg conference include Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Moore Mrs. Bernice Burdet t for Grace Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rickard from Epworth and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Snapp from Relief. Clarence Pitcock and Mrs. Hartley guests of the McCauleys. Thomas Knight of Silver Springs and parents-in-law Sperrys spent the weekend. The Wesleyan Service Guild meets Thursday at 8 pm hosted by Mrs. Maxwell Wise with Mrs. Carroll of Richmond attending. Pvt. Carlton Booth returns to Samp son NY after furlough at home. Attendees at Winchester training school include Rev. Moore and several others. Local visitors include Norman Bean family and Miss Anna Deighton. Mrs. Norman Carper returns from Washington health trip. Mrs. C. R. Curtis of Baltimore visits en route to Richmond. Mrs. George Ridings hopes for daughter Virginia Ridings recovery. H. H. Newman of Edinburg delivered the laymen’s message. Mrs. Jesse Grim returns to Richmond.
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Middletown
Strasburg
R. B. Moore
Bernice Burdett
Grace
Harry Rickard
Epworth
Alfred Snapp
Clarence Pitcock
Staten Island
New York
Charles Hartley
Stephens City
Walter McCauley
Harry McCauley
Church St
Pitcocks
Frederick County
Thomas Knight
Silver Springs
Tom Sperry
Wesleyan Service Guild
Anna Deighton
Vaucluse
Laurel Ann Muntzing
Norman Carper
Washington
Carper
C. R. Curtis
Baltimore
Richmond
Percy Thornton
Virginia Ridings
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rainfall totals and averages for the period
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 8 a m at .52 inches. April to date totals 2.61 inches. Average annual rainfall over 31 years is 35.95 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1943 include February 1.95, March 2.92, May 3.60, June 3.83, July 3.74, September 2.31, October 3.45, November 2.46, December 2.43 inches. Data supplied through the war effort by Winchester Re laboratory.
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Boelia
Seer Ap
U S
Blondie
By Chie Ws” NG
Res Tre Darric
Popeye
Oscar
Oshall
Rassling
Wimpy
Harry PE
Chie
EL Ret
G-Man
Blue-Jaw
Les Forgrave
Candy
Wisse
Denny
Skeeter
Plife
By Wally Bisho
K. C
Wills
Sky
Beauest
Nero
Wolfe
the Lone
Ranger
Navy
Soe Mame
R. Gerstenfeld
Leland Stowe
H. Fish
Evans
WRO
M. M. Beatty
Musicade
Dutch Bergman Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
World News
E. A
Glenn Herson
Music Harkness
D. C
Authors’ Playhouse
Warer
Folliard
Costello
Maj. Eliot
Harsh
Broadway
Kate Smith
Kate —— K. Smith, B. Henry
Brewster Boy
Calmer & Howe Arch
McDonald
Maxwell Wise
T. F. Carroll
Virginia
Carrol
Pvt
Carlton Booth
Sampson, New York
Mrs
Ray Booth
Winchester
Myrtle Rhodes
Ruby Everly
Doris Wright
Lois Sperry
Helen Frances Mowery
Louise Mowery
Robyn Ann Williams
Herbert Jones
Tommy Borden
Lulu
Mae Lauch
Norman Bean
Jo Ann
James Bean
David Petrie
Sue Ellen
Winchester Re
PotomacBy-Products Co
Harpers Pavey
George Washington Garage
Olga Stoker
Armstrong
Congoleam
Ww. B. Snider & Son
D. S
San Fe
Fricerato
John W
Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock St
R. C. Walker
Washington Street
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Psee de Pert Re Hike
Lb. F
Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
B. F. Goodrich
Charles Muncky
Pal
California
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Just Dial
Co. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
the Food Center
N. Leudeun St
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