anaheim-gazette 1951-11-26
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VFW Auxiliary
Bazaar Set
With Dorothy Mallonee as general chairman, Anaheim VFW Auxiliary will stage its annual bazaar Friday and Saturday in the VFW hall, 108 N. Philadelphia st.
Lunch will be served under the direction of Florence Carroll and the bazaar will also feature fancy work, cooked food, a country store and white elephant sale. Opening time is 10 a.m.
Magnolia Study
Club Honors
Junior Members
The Magnolia Study club met Wednesday in the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse. Mrs. Edgar B. Carson was hostess assisted by Mrs. Ernest Zimmer, Mrs. William W. Dudley and Mrs. William Ramm to 22 regular members and 23 guests, the majority of which were the honor guests from the Magnolia Junior Study club, made up from daughters of the senior club with Mrs. Gordon Swaffor as president.
In the absence of the president, Mrs. Fred C. Law, the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Dan Marschall. Mrs. P. C. Huddleston welcomed the junior at the dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Carson, program chairman for the day, introduced Mrs. C. K. Matthew of Santa Ana, world traveler, as the speaker. She talked of her native country, France, and highlighted her address with information about perfumes and the social customs of her people. Mrs. Matthew was a Red Cross
Officers Elected By Marywood Club
Mrs. John Larson was elected president of Marywood Mothers club at a recent meeting of the organization. Vice president is Mrs. William Bushman; secretary Mrs. B. Bagdon; treasurer, Mrs. Lee Fabian.
It was reported that a food sale will be held at St. Boniface Sunday after all of the masses. Christmas centerpieces, wreaths and decorations will also be sold. The Mothers club will sponsor dancing lessons at the school next month.
Appointed to the Ways and Means committee were Mrs. Victor Peltzer, Mrs. Joe Huarte and Mrs. Bromich. Publicity chairman is Mrs. John Truxaw and membership chairman, Mrs. Peter Schmitz.
Fuchsia Society To Name Officers
The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia society will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Anaheim Legion hall, 936 N. Lemon st. Included on the program will be election of officers, a talk by Carl Fisher of Fisher's nurseries on "Rex Begonias," a plant sale and exchange of birthday plants.
HONEYMOON IN DENVER was planned by Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Handsell following double ring services Friday evening (Arsene photo)
Barbara Meyer-James Handsel Say Vows at Presbyterian Church Friday
White china chrysanthemums and red oak leaves were arranged on the altar of the First Presbyterian church in this city for candlelight wedding services which united Miss Barbara LaVerne Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meyer of Lincoln ave., and James Robert Handsel of Buena Park.
The Rev. Proward S. Congdon officiated at the double ring nuptials, read at 8 p.m., Friday.
Silver thread was embroidered through the ruffle at the off shoulder line of the bride's gown of heavy white brocade. A matching peplum graced the full skirt which fell into a cathedral train. Her tiered veil of French illusion net was held by a Juliet cap encrusted with seed pearls and shaped in a leaf design and she carried white spider chrysanthemums centered with a large lavender orchid and a white Bible.
A gown of powder blue brocade satin was worn by Mrs. Arthur Rozell, matron of honor. Tiny buttons to the waist and a softly scalloped neckline detailed the bodice. Unpressed pleats formed a side fullness in the skirt with pressed pleats at the front. She carried cerise grapes in cerise and lavender satin leaved with deep toned lavender chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids, dressed like the matron of honor, were Miss Frances Plou, Miss Barbara Bennett,
Mrs. Bill Almond and Miss Virginia Hillskemper.
Miniature copies of the bride maids bouquets were carried in flower girls, Valerie Ladd and Cheryl Morris who wore low dresses of ice blue net over blue taffeta.
Darlre Anderson was ring bearer.
Fred Shan served as best man and ushers were Allan Marri Allan Meyer, Ray Nelson, B.Crandall and Dwight Andersor.
"I love Thee" and "Because were selections of the soloist, Rocert Larson, accompanied by Ms Susan Talevich.
A five tiered heart shaped wedding cake ice in pale blue centered the bride's table for the reception. It was served by Mr Velma Ladd assisted by Mr Delta Marks. Pouring were Mr Fred Robirds and Miss Marilly Smith. Guest book was passed by Miss Bonnie Stensent and Ms Toni Eldred had charge of gifts.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Meyer chose a floor length gown of rose taupe satin with matching net stole. Her accessories were in orchid and brown and her corsage of orchid beauty carnations with lavender satin leaves Mrs. Handsel was unable to be present.
A honeymoon in Colorado Springs and Denver was planned by the couple. The bride's travel
The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia society will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Anaheim Legion hall, 936 N. Lemon st. Included on the program will be election of officers, a talk by Carl Fisher of Fisher's nurseries on "Rex Begonias," a plant sale and exchange of birthday plants.
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Girl Scout News
Election of officers was held by troop 27 with President Hildred Hernandez, Vice President, Linda Howe; Secretary, Maria Feliz; Treasurer, Kay Rennie; reporter Dorothy Bovee to serve half a year. Troop members have decided to go on an excursion once a month and for October went ice skating in Hynes. During meetings held Tuesday afternoons at 3:15 in the Girl Scout House, they are working on the Good Grooming, Ceramics and My Troop badges. Others in our troop not mentioned above are Lucy Fischle, Susan Lilywhite, Margaret Olvera, Virginia Cahallera, Rosie Veyna.
By reporter Janice Krah, we find that troop "Experienced a very exciting trip to Rankins Dude Ranch on Skyline Drive. We enjoyed a hike to Peters Lake, also a swim in the beautiful pool. (It was a real hot day during that week-end). Those who went were our leaders, Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, program Aide Shirley Schmitz, and girls; Janice Krah, Kathleen Hathaway, Charleen Allen, Diane Richards, Louella Baker, Kay Caffee. Helping with transportation were Mr. Raymond Hathaway, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Atkinson."
"We took a bicycle trip recently to Camp Koolibah in Fullerton Hills," scribe Kay Eldred reports of troop 37. "After cooking our lunch over the camp fires, we took a hike. We had a wonderful time and would recommend this short trip to every troop who are working on their bicycle hikes.
Formal Induction For 'Y' Groups
Approximately 200 Tri-Hi-Y girls of the YMCA will take part in the formal induction service and installation of officers to be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 27 at 7 o'clock in the Presbyterian church. Under the direction of Mrs. Nan Moore, a beautiful and impressive service has been planned and the public is cordially invited.
The speaker is Mrs. Robert McCauley, wife of Rev. Robert McCauley of the First Presbyterian church of Orange. Mrs. Wm. Talevich at the organ will play the prelude, processional, postude and accompany the singing. Rev. Phillip Selfridge gives the invocations.
Jeannette Koss,the new council president is mistress of ceremonies. Rosemary Poyeti leads the choral reading. Mrs. A. D. Smith will install the officers of the council, the individual Tri-Hi-Y clubs and the Women's Advisory committee.
Dolores Giardino will sing Malotte's "The Lord's Prayer." The offertory hymn will be sung by the Mozart girls from Anaheim High School—O. G. (Tommy) Thomason presents the offering which will go to the YMCA World Service Program.
The girls who are now members of Tri-Hi-Y will wear formals while the inductees wear white blouses and dark skirts. Since this affair is one of the major events of the Girls' Tri-Hi-Y club program, everyone is urged to attend.
Meeting Set for County Retarded Children's Group
The Exceptional Child Foundation of Orange county organization of parents and interested in obtaining educational facilities for the mentallyarded, will meet Tuesday, 27, at 8 p.m. at the George Washington school, 233 East Chalkanaheim.
The foundation is attempt procure classroom space for tally retarded children no gible for special training in the public schools, the orary chairman, Burton Schoen of Garden Grove nounced today.
Mrs. Paul Yorde of Anais temporary vice-chairman program chairman. Other orary officers are: Mrs. D Woodworth of Corona del secretary; Mrs. Alfred K. inson, of Orange, treasurer fred K. Robinson, chairm education committee; Mrs. othy Witzel of Santa Ana licity chairman, and Mrs. Peterson of Garden Grove, bership chairman.
Mrs. Peterson asks that members and others interest the welfare of mentally retarded children attend Tuesday's ing, as important plans are discussed at that time.
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CARBONDALE, Ill. (UP) runaway boys from Controll
by Mr. and Mrs. James services Friday evening.
(Arsene photo)
Handsel Say Church Friday
Bill Almond and Miss Vir-Hillskemper.
ature copies of the brides-bouquets were carried by girls, Valerie Ladd and Morris who wore long s of ice blue net over ice affeta.
Sel Anderson was ring bearer.
Shan served as best man shers were Allan Marks, Meyer, Ray Nelson, Bob Hall and Dwight Anderson.
Ove Thee" and "Because" selections of the soloist, Roberson, accompanied by Mrs. Talevich.
We tlered heart shaped weddake iced in pale blue cenhe bride's table for the rea. It was served by Mrs. Ladd assisted by Mrs. Marks. Pouring were Mrs. Robirds and Miss Marilyn Guest book was passed by Bonnie Stensent and Miss Aldred had charge of gifts. Her daughter's wedding, Meyer chose a floor length of rose taupe satin with a ring net stole. Her accessories orchid and brown and her of orchid beauty carnation with lavender satin leaves, handsel was unable to be necymoon in Colorado and Denver was planned couple. The bride's travel-ker, Kay Coffee. Helping with transportation were Mr. Raymond Hathaway, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Atkinson."
"We took a bicycle trip recently to Camp Koollbah in Fullerton Hills." scribe Kay Eldred reports of troop 37. "After cooking our lunch over the camp fires, we took a hike. We had a wonderful time and would recommend this short trip to every troop who are working on their bicycle badge. We were accompanied by our leaders, Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, and Mrs. H. J. Schafer. Our officers who helped our trip were President Glenda Gray, Vice President Glenda Simonton, Treasurer Carol Hemin, Scribe Kay Eldred, representatives Allene Schafer and Donna Wright. Other members are Virlee Elliott, Barbara Martin, Peggy Jo Dargatz, Barbara Dierberger. During the Armistice holiday we are planning to spend three days at the Dude Ranch."
The 13 members of troop 51 were entertained by their leaders, Mrs. Ben Baker and Mrs. Robert Jaynes at a skating party recently held in Jayne patio. After a brief business meeting, doughnuts and pinch were served. With contestants wearing roller skates, hilarious fun was created by numerous contests, such as snapping of clothes pins to a rope line, bobbing for apples and relay races. "If you don't think so, just try it sometime," says Scribe Francis Baker. The following officers will conduct troop affairs for a six week perio: Charlene Schutz, president; Carol Ann Jaynes, secretary; Linda Winfrey, treasurer; Francis Baker; scribe. Other members are Charlotte Crain, Jeanette Ehrhardt, Maureen Henry, Carolyn Meger, Judy Porter, Shirley Shakolan, Mary Allen Weaver, Lynda Wenz, Marilyn Yellis, Linda Winfrey.
Scribe Francis Baker also reports that this troop had a breakfast cookout at La Palma Park with the members cooking and serving bacon, French toast and cocoa. Guests for the morning were their leaders, Mrs. Robert Jaynes, Mrs. Baker, and Mrs. Henry Meger. Baseball games followed the delicious breakfast.
the Mozart girls from Anaheim High School... O. G. (Tommy) Thomas presents the offering which will go to the YMCA World Service Program.
The girls who are now members of Tri-Hi-Y will wear formal while the inductees wear white blouses and dark skirts. Since this affair is one of the major events of the Girls' Tri-Hi-Y club program, everyone is urged to attend.
Miss June Muraoka, 15-year-old daughter of the S. S. Muraokas, 10622 Court st., celebrated her birthday at the Stanton Lions club Thanksgiving dinner Monday night.
In keeping with the occasion she was the lucky winner of a beautiful set of rhinestone jewelry, a necklace, bracelet and earrings.
Mrs. Margaret Riley, 10572 Court st., was among the Thanksgiving dinner guests of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton F. Riley of 817 N. Orange, Fullerton. Her great grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Powell of Bakersfield were present.
Mrs. Stanton Riley's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shipley of Pullerton and Mrs. Annette Shipley, her grandmother, were other guests.
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ing costume of grey sharkskin was accesorized in black velvet. She is a graduate of Anaheim high school and attended Fullerton junior college. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Handsel of Fort Morgan, Colo., was graduated from Fort Morgan high school and the University of Denver where he affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. They will reside at the Sidney, Nebraska County club.
Mrs. Inez Clark, 7472 E. Cerritos ave., was hostess Thanksgiving to two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Clark of 724 N. Sabina and Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and their twin sons, Lawrence and Stephen, from Riverside.
Miss Ethel Dill, 8031 Main st., Stanton, entertained her sister's daughter, Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter of Pharr, Tex., with a turkey dinner Thanksgiving. They drove here from San Diego where James is in the Navy.
Eighth grade social dancing classes, Don Derr in charge, will begin tonight at 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Fremont school, S. Citron st.
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Meeting Set for County Retarded Children's Group
The Exceptional Children's foundation of Orange county, an organization of parents and others interested in obtaining education facilities for the mentally retarded, will meet Tuesday, Nov. at 8 p.m. at the George Washington school, 233 East Chartres, Aheim.
The foundation is attempting to secure classroom space for mentally retarded children not eligible for special training classes on the public schools, the temporary chairman, Burton L. Moen of Garden Grove, announced today.
Mrs. Paul Yorde of Anaheim temporary vice-chairman and gram chairman. Other temporary officers are: Mrs. Laurie Godworth of Corona del Mar, retary; Mrs. Alfred K. Robson, of Orange, treasurer; Alain K. Robinson, chairman of location committee; Mrs. Dorothy Witzel of Santa Anna, publy chairman, and Mrs. Sven person of Garden Grove, memship chairman.
Mrs. Peterson asks that all members and others interested in welfare of mentally retarded children attend Tuesday's meeting as important plans are to be discussed at that time.
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CARBONDALE, Ill. (P)—Two away boys from Centralia, Ill., picked up by Carbondale police were telling how they planned start out on their own. One whose father was there to the home, said they planned sell his motorbike when they headed Alabama.
The father interrupted: "You don't have to wait that long. I'm going to sell it when we get it."
HOME (P)—The U. S. Air Force has given up the general aircraft for an American C-47 sport plane which disappeared Nov. 19 en route from Munich Belgrade with four crewmen.
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2:00: Foods for Thight 12:30: Live Stock Show 12:30: Kate Smith 12:30: Humble Hill 12:30: Foods for Thight 12:30: Monster Margets 12:30: Bill Stuva 4:20-Oher Milan! 4:20-Paul Pierce 4:45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(4):
2:00: Foods for Thight 12:30: Live Stock Show 12:30: Kate Smith 12:30: Humble Hill 12:30; Foods for Thight 12:30; Monster Margets 12:30; Bill Stuva 4:20-Oher Milan! 4:20-Paul Pierce 4:45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(5):
2:00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12;30; Humble Hill 12;30; Foods for Thight 12;30; Monster Margets 12;30; Bill Stuva 4;20-Oher Milan! 4;20-Paul Pierce 4;45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(6):
2;00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12;30; Humble Hill 12;30; Foods for Thight 12;30; Monster Margets 12;30; Bill Stuva 4;20-Oher Milan! 4;20-Paul Pierce 4;45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(7):
2;00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12;30; Humble Hill 12;30; Foods for Thight 12;30; Monster Margets 12;30; Bill Stuva 4;20-Oher Milan! 4;20-Paul Pierce 4;45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(8):
2;00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12;30; Humble Hill 12;30; Foods for Thight 12;30; Monster Margets 12;30; Bill Stuva 4;20-Oher Milan! 4;20-Paul Pierce 4;45-Garbay Hayes
KTFA(9):
2;00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12;30; Humble Hill 12;30; Foods for Thight 12;30; Monster Margets 12;30; Bill Stuva 4;20-Oher Milan! 4;20-Paul Pierce 4;45-Garbay Hayes
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2;00; Foods for Thight 12;30; Live Stock Show 12;30; Kate Smith 12；30； Humble Hill | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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7：OO A.M.
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KMPQ - Music
KMBE - News
KECA - Your Own's Show
KPWE - News, Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col, Dup Concert
KPI - Pleasurewood Lawton
KMPQ - News, Breakfast Ons
KEBI (6): What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE (4): News
8：OO P.M.
KEBE (8): News, Doug, Bearfield
KEBE (4): Jerry Maestro
KEBE (6): Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE (6): Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News, Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col, Dup Concert
KPI - Pleasurewood Lawton
KMPQ - News, Breakfast Ons
KEBI (6): What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
8：OO P.M.
KEBE（8）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
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KMPQ - News，Breakfast Ons
KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
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KMPQ - News，Breakfast Ons
KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
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KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
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KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
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KMPQ - News，Breakfast Ons
KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
KPI - Pleasurewood Lawton
KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
KMBE - News，Leyden
KNK - Art Godfrey
KPAO - Col，Dup Concert
KPI - Pleasurewood Lawton
KEBI（6）：What's the Name of This Song?
18：45
KEBE（4）：News，Doug，Bearfield
KEBE（6）：Dolin Tiney Showpost
KEBE（6）：Lee Egan Newcastle
KLAO - Globe Roberts
KPMQ - Music
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7:00 A.M.
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KMPO-News
KPI-KEL-News
KEOA-Tom Owen's Show
KPWB-News, Leyden
KNX-Art Godfrey
KPA-Co-Dup Concert
KPI-Pleaswood Lawton
KMPO-News
KHI-Breakfast Gang
7:30
KLAO-Haynes at Reins
KFI-Breakfast Patterns
KMPO-R Mulheland
KEOA-Bob Garred
KNX-Frank Goes
KPI-Sam Hayes
KLI-WAG-News
KNX-Harry Babbitz
8:00 A.M.
KLAO-News, Stocks
KNX-Southland
KMPO-KPBW-News
KCA-Breakfast Club
KKI-Ocell Brown
KNX-Ralph Story
KPA-Stocks
KLAO-Haynes
KJOHNY Murray
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KLI-KNX-News
KPWB-Bill Leyden
9:36
KLAO-News,
KPI-Serenade
KMPO-R-Mulholland
KLI-Haven of Rest
KNX-Grand Blain
9:48
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KPWB-News
KPA-Rosemary
KPA-Unity
9:00 A.M.
KLAO-News, Haynes
KPIO-Coffee Time
KBKA-Vic Lindahlh
KPI-Mark Rogers
KBKA-Wendy Anson
KBKA-Windy Warren
KPA-Piano Parade
9:15
KEOA-News
KBKI-Music
KBKA-Aunt Jenny
KBLA-AI Jarvis
KPI-Ladies Day
EMPO-Chief Miami
KPI-Norma Young
KBKA-Break the Bank
KBKA-Simon Press
9:48
KNX-Gal Sunday
10:00 A.M.
KLAO-AI Jarvis
KPI-KEL-News
KEOA-Tom Owen's Show
KPWB-News, Leyden
KNX-Art Godfrey
KPA-Co-Dup Concert
KPI-Pleaswood Lawton
KMPO-News
KHI-Breakfast Gang
7:30
KLAO-Haynes at Reins
KFI-Breakfast Patterns
KMPO-R Mulheland
KEOA-Bob Garred
KNX-Frank Goes
KPI-Sam Hayes
KLI-WAG-News
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7:00 A.M.
KLAO-Glueen Roberts
KMPO-News
KPI-KEL-News
KEOA-Tom Owen's Show
KPWB-News, Leyden
KNX-Art Godfrey
KPA-Co-Dup Concert
KPI-Pleaswood Lawton
KMPO-News
KHI-Breakfast Gang
7:30
KLAO-Haynes at Reins
KFI-Breakfast Patterns
KMPO-R Mulheland
KEOA-Bob Garred
KNX-Frank Goes
KPI-Sam Hayes
KLI-WAG-News
KNX-Harry Babbitz
8:00 A.M.
KLAO-News, Stocks
KNX-Southland
KEOA-Breakfast Club
KKI-Ocell Brown
KNX-Ralph Story
KPA-Stocks
9:00 A.M.
KLAO-News, Haynes
KBKA-Vic Lindahlh
KBKI-Mark Rogers
KBKA-Wendy Anson
KBKA-Windy Warren
10:00 A.M.
KLAO-AI Jarvis
KPI-Ladies Day
10:15 KPL-Kings Row
KPL-Yello Test
10:15 KPL-Jone Journey
10:15 KPL-Ma Perkins
10:15 KPL-Staff Rich
10:15 KPM-Oal Tinney
10:15 KPL-True Story
10:15 KPL-Anwerer Man
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11:00 A.M.
KLAO-AI Jarvis
11:00 KPLC-Double or Nothing
11:00 KPM-O-H Flynn
11:00 KEA-O Betty Crocker
11:00 KPL-Ladles Paint
11:00 KPF-W Burturn
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11:15 KEA-O When a Girl Marries
11:20 KPE-O Bess
11:20 KPL-Live Like Millimaine
11:20 KPCW-Howard Flynn
11:20 KPCA-Against the Sword
11:20 KPL-Qenner for a Day
11:45 KPE-O-Nora Drake
11:45 KPE-O-Music Hall
11:45 KEA-O-Easy Acres
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KPL-Pegger, Horton Music
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2:00 P.M.
KLAO-AI Jarvis
2:00 KPLC-Double or Nothing
2:00 KPM-O-H Flynn
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2:00 KPL-Ladles Paint
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2.50 KPE-O When a Girl Marries
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2.50 KPE-O-Music Hall
2.50 KEA-O-Easy Acres
2.50 KPCW-Howard Flynn
2.50 KPCA-Against the Sword
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KLAO-AI Jarvis Ballroom
3.00 KPLC-Double or Nothing
3.00 KPM-O-H Flynn
3.00 KEA-O Betty Crocker
3.00 KPL-Ladles Paint
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3.00 KPF-W Murray Hart
3.00 KPG-Y Guest Posts
3.50 KPE-O When a Girl Marries
3.50 KPE-O-Nora Drake
3.50 KPE-O-Music Hall
3.50 KEA-O-Easy Acres
3.50 KPCW-Howard Flynn
3.50 KPCA-Against the Sword