Decatur Evening Herald from Decatur, Illinois • Page 7

DECATUR HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927. DECATUR HERALD 7 RADIO PROGRAMS CLASSIFIED SELECTIONS FROM THE BEST Afternoon Programs 3.00 p. W'LW. (42S), Cinci. Instrumental WOC, (353), Davenport, Aunt Jane.

trio KFAB, (309), Lincoln, Neb. 3:30 p. WHAS, (461), Louisville. Studio concert Orchestra concert 4.00 p. KMOX, (300), St.

Louis. cale. wCCO, Paul. Readers' Clab. THK, (265), Cleveland.

Musical program. MOC, (353) (. Davenport. Popular music While You Dine 30 p. W'BZ, (333), Springfield.

En: semble. MGR. (303), Buffalo. Dinner music. p.

WHT, (416), Chicago. ical WIZ, (454), N. George Hall WW. (375). WGN, (306), Chicago.

Drake Detroit Dinner concert. 15 KF.1B, (309), Lincoln, Neb. Ensemble. p. Dinner concert.

5:45 p. W'OC, KMOX, (353), (300), St. Davenport. Louis. Chimes Organ; 6 00 p.

WBAP, (500), Ft. Worth. Minstrels, string quartet. WUR W.MOQ (451) Chicago. Chapman's Detroit.

Goldkette'8. orchestra. WHAD, (294), Milwaukee. Or6.15 p. gan.

For the Kiddies 3 30 p. mO, WCAE, (517), Pitts. Happy Hour. WEBH, (366), Chicago. Dream 00 p.

W'MAQ, (448), Chicago. Topsy Daddy Davis 1.30 p. Turvey WGN, (306), Chicago. Uncle Time 5:13 p. 5:30 Quin p.

WDAF. (370), Kansas City. "Tell-me-a-story." Popuiar Programs Tonight p. Islanders m. RED from WTAG.

NETWORK. South Sea WOO, (508). Phila J. W. I.

La Band Salle 6:00 m. RED WEAF, and others. NETWORK. concert, from I WOC, CAE, (353). (517), Davenport Musicale.

Pitts Songs. WIZ, (454), N. Y. Salophone 6:30 p. octet.

W'SAI, Cinci. "Mrs Musicale. Dumbly" 7:00 p. WVBBM. (389), Chicago.

1 WJ, (375), Detroit Male quartet, 1 CFL, (454). Chicago. Variety Musicale. program WHT, (416), Chicago NRNY, (309), N. Y.

concert. V. MAQ, (44S). Chicago. W'S AI, (361), Cinci.

Gertrude Arnold, -soprano. 30 p. GY, (380), WHAM. Schenectadv. Brazilian Mandoliers; WHAS.

(461) Louisville. Concert. 8.00 p. WHT (416), Chicago. Your hour.

Al and Pat 1 JR, (441), Detroit. Studio program WIZ, (454), Elks Male Quartet 1 LS (345) Chicago. All-state hour. WSLI, (422), Iowa City. Musical program WTWJ, (291), Milwaukee Park aBnd 830 concert.

WBEM, (389), Chicago, Harding 1CCO. (405), Mpls St. Paul Musicale. Theater WENR, Chicago. Popular program WHO, (535), Des Moines.

Concert. 1 OC. (353), Davenport. Organ. 9 00 SB, p.

(416). WIBO, Atlanta. (416), Chicago. Stage show. W'LS, (343) Chicago Popular program.

9 15 In, KFAR Lincoln, Neb. Mip. Harmony Bows 8 30 p. BBM, (359), Chicago. Jazz Potpourri.

p. WT.1M, (400), Cleveland. 10.15 p. WSB, (476), Atlanta. Concert.

11 00 p. WQJ. (448), Chicago. Popular. Classical Concerts 5:15 p.

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Main 488 RAH acO serial 965 0 strumental 6:00 p. CNRM, (411), Montreal. Chaalso from CNRO CNRQ. teau Laurier age Orchestra. 7:00 p.

01., WENR, Chicago, Classical. WH.B, (337), Kansas City, C. String Trio BLUE NETWORK Maxwell Hour, from WIZ. KDKA, KYW. WBAL, WBZ, WBZA, WHAS.

WJAX, WJR, WMC, WSB, WSM. WTMJ. 7:30 p. m. RED NETWORK Goodrich orchestra with Silver Masked Tenor, from WEAF, KSD, WCCO, WCAE, WCSH, WDAF, WEEI, WGN, WGR, WHAS, JAR, WLIT, WMC, WOC, WSAI, WSB WSM, WTAG, WTAM, WWJ.

WGN, (306), Chicago. Studio ensemble. WL (428), Cinci. Crosley String Orchestra, 3 8:00 p. WEBH, (366), Chicago.

J. Ennio Bolognino, cello 10:00 p. KFUO, (535), St. Louis. Concert.

Talks, Baseball 2:00 WWJ, (375), Detroit, Baseball scores, WCAE, WRC. WJZ, (454), N. Y. Baseball scores 5:00 p. WEAF, (492), N.

Y. Synagogue services. 5:13 p. WJJD, (366), Mooseheart. "Digtinguished Guest." 5:55 p.

WLW, (428), Cinci. Baseball scores 6:00 p. BLUE NETWORK. "Retold Tales," from WJZ, KDKA, KYW, WAIU (283) Columbus, O. Farm talk.

6:30 wCCO, (405), Mpls. St. Paul. Northwest Boy Scouts. WLW, (428), Cinci.

Farm Councll talk. WMAQ. (44S), Chicago. Ada Roach, humorist. 9:00 p.

WGN, (306), Chicago. "Sam 'n Henry." 11:00 p. PACIFIC NETWORK Drama, "'The Neighbors," from KPO. KFI, KGO, KGW, KHQ, KHJ, KOMO, KFOA. Dance to These 7:00 p.

m. RED NETWORK: Ipana Troubadours; from WEAF, KSD, WCAE, WCCO, WEEI, WGR, WGY, WLIB, WRC WWJ. 7:30 WHO, (535), Des Moines, The Serenades. (345), Chicago. White City Orchestra.

8:010 p. WLW, (428), Cinci. 8:30 1). WFAB, (309), Lincoln, Neb. Orchestra.

RED NETWORK, Jack Albin; WEAF, -WRC, WSAI, 9:00 p. NETWORK. Cass Hagan, from WELF and WRC WIIAQ. (448), Chicago. Dance.

WS.1I, (361), Cinci Hauer's Orchestra 9:30 p. KTHS, (385), Hot Springs Clwde Foley. WHO, (535), Des Molnes. Dance WMCA, (370), N. Y.

Frolic orchestra 10:00 p. KFAB, (309), Lincoln, Neb. Orchestra (405), Mpls. St. Paul Dance program.

WHN. (395). N. Y. Orchestra.

WIBO, (416), Chicago Dance. WIBT. (389), Chicago Dance. WTAM, (400), Cleveland Emerson Gill. 10 30 p.

KMOX, (300), St Louis. Dance music WTMJ, (294), Milwaukee. Popular dance. 11:00 p. WEBH, (366), Chicago Dance.

WLIB, (30C), Chicago Doc Davis 11:15 p. WDAF, (810), Kansas City Night Hawks. Tuesday's Program Afternoon Programs p. WMAQ, (448), Chicago Musical potpourri 1:00 n. WSB, (476), Atlanta Farm service.

1:30 p. WGN, (306), Chicago. Artist recital 2:00 p. WEBH, (366), Chicago. Afternoon music.

WQJ, (448). Chicago. Household hints. 2:30 p. KLDS, (238), Independence, Mo Matinec program.

3:00 p. WLW. (428), Cinci. Piano lections. TI EEI, (448), Boston.

Concert program. WOC, (353), Davenport Aunt Jane TOWER HILL Mrs Cecile Evey left Monday teaching night for Effingham to take over her In the Junior High school. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clegg son, Bobcame Monday for a few days' visit with Mr.

Clegg's mother, Mrs. Mary ble, Clegg Arthur Inman of Grayville spent the weekend and Labor Day with home folks. Blanche Wilkinson and daughter, Doris and son John, motored here Saturfrom Judson, Ind, and spent the weekend with her father, Boaz J. and Connelly daughMr. Mrs James ter, Eleanor, of Charleston, spent Sunday and Monday with Jasnoff relatives here Washington, Mrs Albert of Sunday night for three weeks' came visit with her sister, Mrs H.

S. Corley and mother, Mrs Martha Connor Mrs. William Bryant and son, Donald, returned home Monday night after a week's visit with relatives in Rock Falls, Ill. Mark Corley and wife, Paul Corley and Helen Wihis of Chicago, spent the weekend and Labor Day with Dr. and Mrs.

H. S. Corley. Mr. and Mrs G.

B. Fluckey of Mattoon spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Edith A Fluckey Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Eller of Longlev spent the weekend with home folks Lloyd A Fluckey and wife of St. Louis, Mo are spending several days with Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. fluckey and other relatives The Cannon family held a reunion Sundav at the home of Mr's Julia Cannon. There are ten children in the family and all were present excepting one son, Arthur, who lives in Arch Boaz of Charleston spent a few dais with William Rueff and family and other relatives in vicinity RAMSEY Mr.

and Mrs R. K. Hunk are visiting their sons, Reed and Frank in Detroit Mr. and Mrs John Rainey of near Greenville visited Mrs Mary James and other friends here Sunday. a Mrs.

Homer Casey were Springfield visitors Saturday. Will and Horace Morrison of St. Louis, passed the week here visiting relatives and friends Miss 3fildred Stokes left this week for El Paso where she will teach Domestic Arts Mrs. in Lutie the High Donaldson and son Marshall school this sear visited relatives and friends in Fillmore, Miss Marie Pilger who is employed in Sunday Decatur, was the weekend guest of home folks JOTS FROM GEOGRAPHY A Mount St. Helens, in Washington, was discovered by Captain Vancouver.

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