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NOV z y 1960 Dear Listener: Thank you very much for your report of our signals on 3/1*/58 our transmitter is RCA BTA IMX with a power of 1 KW , This letter is to verify your reception of our signals. Thank you again.. Chief Enginee Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. PHILADELPHIA'S FIRST STATION FOR FINE MUSIC General Offices: IVYRIDGR 2.6000 WFLN 95.7 900 FM A ii 8200 RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA 28, PENNA. NOV 2 9 1960 Dear Listener: Thank you very much for your report of our signals on 3/l9L58 our transmitter is RCA BTA IMX with a power of 1 KW This letter is to verify your reception of our signals. Thank you again, Chief EngineEneinee Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA'S FIRST STATION FOR FINE MUSIC c+ e o 13 p. c+ el r.... ,s.> i-c o re, o ü N ,.. IA ... SA (.;- 1.1 P. 4 ..:-... .. --9 :- .4.... 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Sv O, CA Cn Z--: CD CD O 0 O id O O CD I-3 ch '-ci I-3 h3 o CDSv O I-3ct 0 Sil CD ct ch 0, CS CD O p H O n O CD H 500 WATTS 900 KILOCYCLES BROADCAST HOUSE 312 Church Street Clearfield, Pennsylvania October 21, 1948 lir. "emit Geary, 1ß.r.0.. No. 2, T'+a1nutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary: This will verify your report dated 0ctlober 19th, concerning your reception of WCP11 on both December 28th,, 1947 and October 19th, 1948. I am svrry about your failure to get a verification on your report of our initial broadcast. We were deluged with nearly 3,000 letters within a couple of utm days after going on the air.It was a response we didn't expect and no doubt many got lost. Thank you for your complete report. Cordially yours, lwanager JerseyRADJo Network Broadcasting Partners, L.P. PA Offices of Nassau Broadcasting 22 South 6"' Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360 (717) 421-2100 Fax: (717) 421-2040 7-7(A. Classic Hits HOT COUNTRY 840k" 106*3 WVPO 1033WNNJ-FM WHCY-FM The Voce 01 The Poronos Windsor 9-0900 WBEB O'KEEFE BROADCASTING CO., INC. 200 Magnolia Drive Levittown, Pa. MEMO January 28, 1958 Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania Dear Mr. Geary: Thank you for your complimentary letter of January 19e. Am glad to verify your reception of our programming as set forth in your letter. Sincer2ly, Wm. F. 4aterbury Technical Director WW/rb WFIL BROADCASTING CO. PH tLADELPH IA November 19,1935 Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Talnutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary: This will verify your reception of our Station on Saturday, November 16,1935, from 5:13-5:27 A M E.S.T. We are making these tests for technical purposes end your information is valuable to us. We appreciate your interest and trust that you will continue to listen in to WFIL. Yours very truly, ADIO STATION WFIL )4/' Donald Withycomb M General Manager TRI -CITY BROADCASTING COMPANY IsI KEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA August 13, 1946 Dear Sir: This will verify your report of reception of our equipment test program of July 28 and 29, 1946. The staff and management sincerely appreciate your interest. Engineer r1-3-211 SERVING GREATER PITTSBURGH AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA -7-7\c /C ,a,C;o / WHP INCORPORATED TELEGRAPH BUILDING HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Nov. 28, 1936 Lr. Kermit Geary Ulnutport, Fe. "ear Friend: Flease accept this as a verification of your report on reception of JEF - Nov. 14, .1936 as your report was correct. Ne are glad to number you among our many listeners and hope that we will be able to continue to recieve reports from time to time on your reception of our station. Thanking you for your kindness , we remain Sincerely, A. ,Yolf Chief Engineer WAW/ AD AFFILIATED WITH THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM WSBA SLTSQLTEHANNA BROADCASTING CO. YORK, PA. Thur s d a y September 17 '42 Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary: This will serve to verify your report of reception of ?! S B A on September 8th. ''T S B A is completely R.C.A. equipped, using a 240' vertical radiator with a power of 1000 watts on 900 kc. WSBA began its daytime broadcasting on September 1, 1942. Thank you very much for your report. ?Al. G. Eberhart Ass't Manager E:rr 4 CENTRE BROADCASTERS, Inc. WMAJ P. 0. Box 191 Stale College. Pennsylvania /a , V YÀi4 ,( 1,4( » 4 ) _A 41 -xi r, -`! ) . J 1. -it-__ At; 1, UP 24, r ? , t " ' ' ' - i i ..' :,1 AIL t t; Lf A b- 701 Li? filie k:/f.-1. ,.1-ri 1,. 4.ey itX a ...-,.,. , . y .0 , .."1.,,;_.1 1 ,',.' }1.,./si; ,i, -4t , , t_... tt, .! I 1 7 ' j I 'ff ( 'F.. (,)r 4' f4.: 4i11... i.'ji.J./ril , 4.4 ("- /1-4y. Mt(' 7/ ti9 / 4 1 ! x r - .," ..,,,..,,,, __,._,,, , 3 ( ,o, ; i 17.. A 1.1,4 ( 1 / S i,:f.y.,.,..t,i, ,-(4_,,,_....,,,(.: 6-67./,r,z4zt,y, ,. ./(2t4.1,..,, /A-L.9i/ / .. ' I .Y/1. U--124.-4,4.., \ 4í(444-14-'1. 1/. -r-2-11.A ; I 1 1 \k/ ' '"----1.-/tf-Ar'f/1_ 4,1 ',._ , 1;AA , fr t..e i ; t '. A , ' - t e 1 i .\4 i , , ..t, i i' ! ;, ei i .."4. 4 ',.. ,1 i1 . , b' ' k / rit,:-; 4 /iii)r. f f ' tfir t r/, , ..,: , , ,, , ,, .., ., ,,- ' 2 ( ,,, » / ''t /41: ' If '!k v Affiliated with 1230 On Your Radio Dial THE AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.. W C R CENTURY BROADCASTING CORPORATION 317-319 MAIN STREET JOHNSTOWN, PA. Telephone 75-255 24 Nov. 47 Mr. Kermit Geary, RD2 Walnutport, Penna. Lear Mr. Geary, Many thanks for your report on our signals during our frequency measurement period last week. Your report checks with our operating log and we are very pleased at the excellent report you prepared. Thanks again. Rex Ackley - CE Represented by ADAM J. YOUNG, JR., Inc. New York - Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Deer Kernit: This will confirm your reception of WPCN as des- cribed in your very specific letter of March 18th, 19811 At the times indicáted(March 17 and 18)we were in the process of making field strength readings in the non - approximately 4pm on the 18th, we switched coal m8 relAt directional mode, which accounts for your failure to read us at 4:30pm (we were on until 6pm).
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