Evening Radio Schedule With Host Lineup and Programs
A detailed listing of hourly radio programs and hosts including Agronsky News Lew Bid Mahoney Kenney Baker Musicade and shows hosted by Jimmy Carroll Earl Godwin Ginny Simm Woody Herman Duffy's Tavern and Danny Kaye, ending with Evans News and World’s Great Novel segments.
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Agronsky
Lew Bid Mahoney
Costello
Kenney Baker
Musicade
Jimmy Carroll
Earl Godwin Bergman
Sam Lowell Thomas
World Today
Mommie and the Men
Raymond Swing
Jack Smith
Ginny Simm
Ranger H. V. Kaltenborn
Woody Herman
Aldrich
FBI
Kate Smith
Alan Young
Danny Kaye
Winston Churchill
Ann Southern
Mizie
Evans
Dale & Harsch
Senator W. Magnuson
Arch McDonald
Moondial
Arthur Godfrey
Current Affairs Test Won By I. T. O Connell Jr
I T O Connell Jr son of Irvan T O Connell of this city was declared school winner of a Time Magazine current affairs test at St George s School Middletown R I where he is in the Fifth Form He scored 91 points the highest in his form the school and even outscored the faculty whose top was 81 Time will award him a book of his choice as prize The Red and White reports he was named to the school honor roll for the period ending February 23
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I. T. O’connell, Jr
Irvan T. O'Connell
Time Magazine
St. George’s
Middletown
R. I
O’connell
Red and
Services Sunday For G A Steele
Funeral services for George Alfred Steele brother of Moody Steele of this county will be held Sunday March 18 at 2 pm at Refuge Methodist Church. The Rev E C Day of Stephens City will preside with the Rev Walter Smith assisting. Interment will be in the church cemetery. The remains are at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg. He died Wednesday evening at 7 pm at his Warren county home east of Stephens City.
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George Alfred Steele
Moody Steele
Refuge Methodist Church
E. C. Day
Stephens City
Walter Smith
Warren County
Capitol Restaurant falls to South End Hose in upset
In the Ladies Commercial League top match Capitol Restaurant dropped two to South End Hose Co, though Restauranters still hold a four game second half pennant lead. Hilda Armel, Mary Beverhart, and Evelyn Carl hit 100s for South End. Sue Stickley led Capitol with 104 as the score gap stayed tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Restaurant
South End Hose Co
Hilda Armel
Mary Beverhart
Evelyn Carl
South End
Sue Stickley
Ped Louise Hook
Woolen No
Solenberger
Mary Flenner
Selene Jackson
Woolen No. 2
O'Sullivan
Bertha Creswell
Alice Lake
Valley Service
Golden Glow
Mary Boyce
Remin
Woolen Numbers 1 and 2 Dominant in Mills Trade
In Virginia mills the Woolen No 1 and Woolen No 2 lines lead the market with steady shipments. O Sulli appears in notices alongside Solener items as minor figures in the textile sector.
Local bowling card lists players and team scores
Ind Set h Mary Hook 333 Bertha Cres well 110. Team Game South End Hose Co. 491 Va. Woolen No. 2 484 Solenberger's 476.
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Ind
Seth Mary Hook
Bertha Creswell
South End Hose Co
Solenberger
Local Fire Team Sets South End Hose Co. Numbers
The fragment shows a fire company designation exchange involving Hose Co. 1402 Wa een No. 1 1392 and a person named O'Sullivan amid a line of unclear items.
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South End Hose Co
Waeen
O'Sullivan i
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiernan’s
News Corner
Walter Kiernan
Blue Network
WINC
Ogee
O’sullivan Rubber Co
Sonny
G. A. Steele
Stover
Strasburg
Beethoven
Leonore
Eoin Serge Koussevitzky
Allis- Chalmers
Royal Crown Five
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Winchester
Ralph Gore
Kenny Lineburg
Allen Hawthorne
Lester Keller
Troy Rhea
Patton
3Rd Army
War Department
Third Army
Soleneroe
Ladies Commercial League
Capitol
Va. Woolen No
Solenberger' S
O' Sullivan
Solenberg
Van
Mary Hook
Daisy Landacre
Lowery’s Market
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
West 49Th Street
New York
Eerie A
Prom
Uncle Nasthel Coleader
Natchelly
Natchel