Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 18

Tuesday evening THIS DA EN Pout DKAIOI'KAT AND LEADER December 24, 1935. 18 A. F. REED RITES WEDNESDAY IN TURNER WILL ASKS EXPENDITURE OF What and Where Is It? AIR PROGRAMS FOR CHRISTMAS $350 FOR BURIAL AFTER, PLANNED WAPELLO CHURCH tgeclai la Tkt Omncrct Wapello, Dec. 23.

Funeral services for F. Reed will ba held in the Presbyterian church at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, conducted, by the pastor, the uev. John R.

Fraser. Burial will be In the Wapello cemetery, with the burial service conuueted by the Knights of Pythias. MODERN WOMEN Nttd Not Sulfa monthly pain tad drliy da to nervous a train, uiwaure or similar aoxgi Clu-ehea-teni Diamond brand Pill are eSrctiral Specifying that at least be spent for her burial, the will of Mrs. Kate L. Turner who died Saturday at the Soldier's home at Marshalltown, was filed for probate late Monday in the Scott county district court by Tbuenen Thuenen, attorneys.

Mrs. Tur ner was buried Monday afternoon Dated June 3, 1931, the will names a son, Georgo E. Cramer, sole beneficiary and executor. A hearing has been set for 9 a. m.

Jan. 20. Music for Every Ear on UNION TO SELL LOOP Property TO G. H. F1CKE Sale of the building at 113 East Third street, now occupied by the Casa Nova club, to G.

H. Ficke for $13,750, all payable by Jan. 2, 1930, has been proposed In the Scott county district court by the receiv er of the Union Savings Bank Trust Co. Judge W. Maines has set a hearing for 10 a.

m. Dec. 27. At the same time Judge Maines will hear proposals by the Union receiver to sell two other pieces of property, both farm acreages located In Minnesota. One is a 160 acre tract of swamp land near Hayward for which the Wright Properties have of fered $3,200 and the other 80 acres of low.

flat and partially Improved land near Ad.ian for which R. W. McCune has offered $5,000 on con tract. Cook Balluff are attorneys for the receiver in the three transactions. Five-Day Schedule Starting Tonight.

NEWLIN, VICTIM OF CRASH NEAR VIOLA, IS LAID TO REST Anamosa, Dec. 24. Funeral services for Hubert Newlin were held in the Methodist church. Viola Monday afternoon, the Rev. Harry Green officiating.

Mr. Newlin was fatally injureo Saturday evening when the car he drove plunged down a steep em bankment on the road between Fairview and Viola. He died eu route to the Anamosa hospital. His skull has been crushed, his law broken and his face badly lacer ated. He was the son of Howard anfl Rachel Newlin and was born May 30, 19U0.

He saw active service on the Mexican border and with tnt Rainbow division overseas. He is survived by his widow, Wanda James Newlin; a son, Jack and a daughter, Patricia. WAPELLO PERSONAL NEWS OF INTEREST Wapello, Dec. 24. C.

Warren. Detroit, is spending the week with his daughters, Mrs. L. L. Rouch and Mrs.

Guy Jamison and fam'lies. Ed Jamison has gone to Tucson, to spend the holidays with his daughter, Emma. COLLEGIANS VISIT WYOMING EN ROUTE ON HOLIDAY TOUR Wyoming. Dec. 24.

Miss Minna Hansen, of the Wisconsin State Teachers college faculty, Eau Claire, accompanied by five young women students of the college, spent the week-end with Miss Hansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen, en route on a field trip to New Orleans. Kalud Dick is in Hawarden called there by the death of his father. Dr.

and Mrs. E. N. Stoffel wll spend Christmas with the former's aunt near Evanston. 111.

Mrs. G. Franks and daughter, Frances, ac companied them and are guests in the Don Malvln home. This is Mrs. Franks first spent out of Iowa in 43 years.

Miss Hetty Levsen Franks. Sac City teacher, has gone to New York City to spend the holidays. Christmas music for every year and at almost every hour will fill the air starting today and continu siera Olvidar tus OJos" by Albeniz. Jng thru Saturday and will be ui dninpiu lor over a year. A hM followed later by Rudolph Frlml's available to radio listeners In rleas-in? arrangements and progressions all for the sample turn of the dials.

This is revealed by a glance at ever-popular "L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour." A picturesque setting ol two western airs, David Guion's "Home on the Range" and Ferde Grofe's "On the Trail," will be A' Or. BAIN DENTISTS 114 West 3rd St 8:30 to 5 Oally Sat Eve 7 to 8 offered by the chorus and orches tra. who will also present Cole Porter's amusing ballad, "Just One of Those Things" from "Jubilee." Other orchestral highlights will include Jerome Kern's "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" and "Nola." 1 J'Ai I.J 4 fie One of Florida's newer Indus tries, the ginning of Spanish moss, is developing with six ginning plants now in operation. The prod uct is used In upholstering. the schedule of programs which are being offered by the Columbia Broadcasting system and which may be picked up by listeners hereabouts by tuning in on WOC at Davenport.

Besides the purely Christmas programs there will be regular attractions with a holiday tlavor. Fred Waring will salute fellow conductors from 8:30 to 9:20 tonight by playing their favorite numbers in a Co'umbia network program. The program will le rebroadcast from 11 p. m. to midnight over eastern stations.

"When Day Is Done" and "Sylvia" re among the numbers to be played. Christmas Day Programs. French Christmas carols of the eighteenth century and two famous roloratura arias will be sung by Lily Pons, noted soprano, when she is heard with the orchestra and chorus directed by Andre Kos-telanetz over the WOC-Columbia network from 8 to 8:30 p. m. Christmas day.

From 9:30 to 10 p. m. Christmas day, the first of a news series of World Peaceways programs will feature songs by Morton Downey, Correct Answer Will Be Found on Classified Page. Mi" girls vocal trio will feature I Built a Dream One Day," from the current Broadway success. May Wine," in their program from 4:45 to 5 p.

m. over WOC and Columbia. tenor; a powerful dramatic sketch by a new author; a talk by H. V. Kaltenborn, CBS news and commentator; Lyn Murray's choir and Lud Gluskin, guest conductor of a large orchestra.

Starting Jan. 3, these programs will be heard from 0:30 to 10 p. m. each Friday, Much Music Thursday. The day after Christmas will bring as many, or more musical programs than the day itself, a study of programs indicates.

The Thursday Evening. Horace Heidt's Brigadiers will It he heard from 9 to 9:30 p. m. in a holiday music menu, and preceding them from 7:30 to 8 p. m.

the second of the new series of experi mental plays by Irving Reis, young CBS engineer and author, will be heard from 7:30 to 8 p. m. As evening advances, one msv the dials at the WOC range and from 10:15 to 10-Sft first from ,12:30 to 12:45 p. m. when song' favorites will be revived in" tjie "Matinee Memories" program with Helen Wyant at the organ.

"Old Man River," and "That's Why Darkies Were Born," are among the songs to be presented. Another "memories" program will be broadcast from 2:30 to 3 p. m. the same day when "Do You pick up Budd Hulick, half of the famous team of Stoopnagle and Budd, who will direct his orchestra in another parade of popular dance me' idles. Friday's Programs.

Padouk's "Hungarian Para. nemeinoer, returns to the air. 'A new Christmas bringing you new joy is our wish for the Yuletide season. phrase" will be played by Nazar i i Among the numbers to be sung will be "Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf," "ITI Get By," and ruiKUjie aim nis concert ensemble for their program to be heard over a CBS network (including WOC) "Singin' in the Rain." A piano duo, Eldon Howells and Agnes Wright, Columbus, 0 will feature two compositions of Johann Sebastian Bach for their broadcast over the WABC-Columbia network from 3:15 to 3:30 p. m.

Thursday. Several other compositions of the masters will be offered. Jimmy Farrell, young CBS bari tone, will be heard in a broadcast MARKET of popular tunes over the WOC- Columbia network from 4:15 to Dial 2-5462 21S Brady St. 4:30 p. m.

He'll sing, among oth ers, "Deep Night." The "Do Re Vpf UK I Vs ft "4 r. Mr)," i mm to p. m. in addition, the ensemble will play Uhl's "Die Blaue Mazur," Padilla's "Who'll Buy My Violets?" and "A Little Bit Independent." New songs from George White's "Scandals of 193S," soon to open in New York, will be featured by Vivian Delia Chiesa, young Chicago soprano, for her program to be heard over the WOC-Columbia network from 3:00 to 3:15 p. m.

The "Scandals" numbers are "I've Got to Get Hot," "I'm the Fellow Who Loves You," "Life Begins at Sweet Sixteen," "Cigaret," "Anything Can Happen," "May I Have My Gloves" and "Tell the Truth." Songs, dances and impersonations by Eleanor Powell, Osgood Perkins as host and sparkling musical arrangements by Freddie Rich's orchestra and the Tavern Singers will be featured over the WOC-Columbia network when the "Flying Rod Horse" program salutes the new year on Friclav, from 7:00 to 7:30 p. m. The musical selections will include "Blow Gabriel Blow," "Will Love Find a Way," a medley of 19.T. songs hits composed of "Love in Bloom," "Lullaby of Broadway," "You and the Night and the Music." and "You're the Top," "Dells- of St. Mary," "Carioca," "The Continental" and "I won't Dance." Tschaikowsky's famous song.

"None But the Lovely Heart," will be featured by Mary Eastman, CBS soprano, over the WOC-Columbia network from 9:15 to 10.00 p. m. f4 '4 4 4 4 We realize the inadequacy of anything we might say to fully express to our depositors the good wishes and the deep feeling of appreciation that is in the heart of every individual of-the personnel of this Bank, from its President to its Messengers. So we simply say "Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year" and "Thank You" leaving it to each one of you to know, the sincerity with which it is said! 4 ft IN 8 4 4 fcastman also will sing "Air To fiii and Yon and You! We can't recall all your names right now but. this little greeting, although not as personal, is just as sincere as any you'll gel on this happy occasion! liocdcrer Transfer and Storage o.

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