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THIS QSL VERIFI-CATION CARD WILL CONFIRM YOUR RECEIPT OF 1660 WFNA LOCATED IN CHARLOTTE, NC. THANK YOU FOR TUNING IN TO 1660AM WFNA, OUT OF CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. WE ARE A SPORTS TALK STATION. WE ARE 10,000 WATTS DURING THE DAY AND 1,000 WATTS DURING THE EVENING. DATE: 3 ////? ov TIME: S.',; - opoRTS RAIN 1520 South Blvd. 6A1M0 WFNZIAMo Phone: (704) 319-WFNZ Fax: (704) 319-3933 FRANC019E opoliTS ItMut) r - HAPPY NEW 0 YEAR! WFNZ 7 ) - Funoio t C i 1520 South Blvd. R/4:- Suite 300 Charlotte, NC 28203 Kermit Geary 1266 RiverviewDrive Walnutport, PA10 0 4 October 6, 1947 Dear Sir: We were very teased to hear of your reception of our station. It is very nice to know that people such as yowsoilf take such an interest in a new station trying to get started. We do verify your reception tth our log at TFRC. Sincerely, Piedmont Carolina Bd/cst CO. R svil e,,fNorth Carolina &Al L. H. 4,1exelnder Chief Engineer rwa:TH4 "Praise the 'Lord . give thanks to thecLord with the lyre, sing praisesto `Him harp. Sing to `Hima ne147 song; play 6killfully-will?aloud arid joxful sound !" TheRpm irtspiratiatistatio.ria 72 s 7-0c070742/,' jouX Ilece,7%,0 r-(ANTio CX 4/'Ec "VoK /t4 `ThC/C-1 may. k7 -t (/3(37 / C 6-0c1AT( tos_s, /0/ ac ow/9 7/ 6-- WRTP (formerly WRBX) 1530 AM, announces with great joy on July 15,1986 we will beairing a total Christian format. Our new format will include a mixture of gospel, country and contemporary Christ- ian music as well as several ministry programs.We are eager to serve the Christian community in the triangle area and will certainly appreciate any sug- gestions. Your prayer support is needed also as we seek to bring glory to our Lord through WRTP. PROGRAM SCHEDULE MON-FRI 7:30-7:40 Our Daily Bread 8:30-8:33 The Phyllis Schlafly Report 9:00-9:15 Radio Bible Class 9:30-9:55 Grand Old Gospel Hour 10:00-10:30Truths that Transform 10:45- 10:55 Guidelines for Family Living 11:00- 11:30Back to the Bible 12:10-12:12 Pause for Good News 12:30-1:00 In Touch 3:00- sign off- On the Go- a contemporary Christian music program. Music played: 6:15-9:30 Gospel, Country 9:30-3:00 Traditional, Praise, and Choir 3:00-8:30 Contemporary SAT 9:00-9:30 Radio Bible Class 9:30-9:55 Grand Old Gospel Hour 1:00- 8:30 Gospel 10:00-10:30CoralRie p. Jubilee 11: oo- 15Teen Pro am SUN 7:15-7:30The Salvation Army 4:00-4:25 Hour of Deci- 7:30-8:00 Country Crossroads sion 8:30-8:45 The Word 1:00- 8:30 Summer 9:00-9:30 Revival Time Celebration 9:30-10:30 Spiritual Hour 11:00-12:00Cresse Baptist Church 12:15-1:00 Fellowship Baptist Church MEMO From WAYNE M. NELSON, Licensee RADIO STATION WHIP, P. 0. Box 600, Mooresville, N. C. To: Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, Walnutport,PaDate: December 20, 1950 Subject:WHIP Reception This verifiesyour reception of WHIP on Sunday, December 10, 1950.. Sincerely, Lea Showmar WI LX WILX,INNORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. MAI LG RAM ToKermit Geary From RobertL;Montgomery (WILX) AIRMAIL Copies to Date 25 June 1947 D REGULAR ReferencetoLetteronequipment test Monday,23 June 1947 Dear Sir: Received your letter of the 23rd in response to our equipment test on 1450 KC between 1:40 and 2:25 AM. Should like to confirm your log and thank you for your report. We should like for you to check us at the following times if possible: Friday126 June 1947 ..... 6:00 - 11:00 PM Saturday , 27 June '47 .. 6:00 - 11:00 PM Sunday, 28 June 1947 1:00 - 4:00 PM Monday, 29 June 1947 .... 12:01 - 4:00 AM (DaX) I doubt if any of these times can be picked up other than the DX, however we should like to hear from you in regards to any programs you might hear. We shall also try to play you some good music on the DX. We have a 250 Watt, Gates equipped transmitter with a 170 ft. Windcharger tower. We intend to go on the air full time from 6:00 AM to 11:00PM on the WI LX WILX,INNORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. MAI LG RAM To From AIRMAIL Copies to Date REGULAR Reference to 1 July 1947. Thanks for your letter and the commentson WILY. We hope to be a service to Wilkes County and think we have a good start. I am handing your letter to my Chief Engineer James E. Brunson. Looking for your reply to our DX and other programs,I remain Radio Statioin WILX North Wilkesboro, P.S. Will sendyou our card when printed. RLM. qczntto,.giv n.+3, qcz 043, nr:+3, I3r-s2) aZr .s.rD 7-2- ) __ 1340 -::- WOXF 1340 4-,.../(,) &--.) <TD- . 6_,N*-41-7- ,,,-, This Card Verifies That '''.-3 C6.--4-- - 42 ,rrD q.,N, -..- 7 ,-/-0 -4-'\ 3 ****MR. KERMIT GEARY**** ---tP 'kD Cs) -Z7 1-,) y-.). f c.---, ,-,,,,. c,-.,' ,-.,..-D cc, sip **T'IALNUTPORT, PENNSYLVANIA**** 0.>-4- ,-r-D - - --4C .^_h heard this station, Monday, March 15th, between 4 and 5 A. M. @_F __<Y G-1. Thank you for listening, and taking time to tell us about it. ".__-) rt". , I Geo. A. Corkum ),4, 250 Watts Commercial Manager and Program Director Oxford, North Carolina WOXF -4- ,).7,- ,-;(1*($.4--T, RADIO STATION WAYS 610 KC - 1,000 WATTS CHARLOTTE2, N. C. April 11, 1944 Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Sir: This will :verify your reception of this station on April 4th, 19)1)1, between 4:00 and 5:00 A.M. EWT. Thanks for your interest and good luck in your DX'ing. Very truly yours, ohn C. Price - Chief Engineer JCP:ehb PAPER SAVING, WARTIME STATIONERY. WHEN THE WAR IS WON, WE'LL WRITE LONGER LETTERS. CV7The Friendly Voice of 'Durham DURHAM BROADCASTING CO., INC. 730 ON THE DIAL 500WATTS 2111/2 EAST MAIN STREET - DURHAM, N. C. 27 July 1946 Yr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania Dear Mr. Geary: This is to confirm reception of our equipment test signal as reported in your letter of July 25. This report is correct as compared with our log. Thank you very much for writing to 1.I.S Very truly yours Flo, d Fletcher Ge eral Manager FF/cg FULL TIME AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY OPERATED BY ASHEVILLE CITIZEN -TIMESeOMPANY ASHEVILLE, N. C. December 2S, 193S Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. +2 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary: This is your verification of recepti n of our recent DX broad- cast, as confirmed by your letter. We thank you for your inter- est,and trust that in the futureyou will continue to have good reception of our transmitter. Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, we are Cordially yours, W N Ezra McIntoshiL 5000 680 WATTS W F KC WPTF RADIO COMPANY RA6C1011-N December 4 1936 Kermit Geary R F D 2 Walnutport Pennsylvania Dear Listener Thanks very much for your recent communication relative to the reception of our station. We have checked our schedule and find that your report compares favorably with our station log. Consequently, you may consider this an official verification. We arc always glad to receive word from our listeners concerning their reception of our station, and we hope that you may find it possible to listen to our broadcast often. With all good wishes, we are Very truly yours g;(4'4- aN*PD*P'JTCE-RlggrONSEDEPARTMENT THIS VERIFIESYOUR Pr--.CEPTfON OFVsk, P17". 3,:tp.§....p.mEST 0N-1.1120/-3 0 AT WAIR MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM THE BLUE NETWORK PEPPER BUILDING WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA February 15, 1943 Mr. hermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Yr. Geary: Thank you very much for your letter of February 10th reporting reception of NAIR during our test period on Tuesday morning, November 10, 1942. The report you sent us agrees with our station log. Yours very truly, RADIO STATION ',,L>IR c17,LJAILv George D. ker Ifianager DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE YOUR INVISIBLE AUDIENCE 1402 E. MOREHEAD ST. CHARLOTTE , N.C. 28204 RADIO 1540 1000 WATTS HE ALLGIRLSI "/ April 5, 1967 Mr. Kermit Geary R. D.2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088 Dear Mr. Geary: Thank you very much for your report of recp- tion of our signals on February 17, 1967, which is correct. This information is always of interest to us as it should be to all stations. This is the best report of reception that we have received. Sincerely, R IO STATION WRPL ohn Lowther Chief Engineer JL:LMK Enclosure UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Wright Brothers National Memorial IN REPLY REFER TO: Cape Hatteras National Seashore Route 1, Box 675 Manteo, North Carolina 27954 K14 March 20, 1981 Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088 Dear Mr. Geary: You did, indeed, receive a broadcast of Travelers Information Station KID 707, located six miles south of Nags Head, North Carolina. While parts of your description were inaccurate, there is still no question that you were listening to our station. The transmitter we use is a 10 watt Audio -Sine, which is usually effective inside a range of 10 miles.
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    OCTOBER 2014 INSIDE THIS MONTH 217-726-6600 • [email protected] www.springfieldbusinessjournal.com By Michelle Higginbotham, associate publisher Springfield Archery p. 3 According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small businesses have been growing over the last decade while larger companies have been shrinking their workforces. Small businesses now provide more than half of all jobs in this country, and also account for just over half of all retail sales. Locally, our economy has taken a hit in recent years from reductions in the state workforce, but the number of small businesses continues unemployment rate has consistently been one ofto theincrease, lowest and in the state.Springfield Small metrobusinesses area are the backbone of our economy, but due to their size they may not individually get the recognition they deserve. Diversity Agreements p. 8 Since 2003, United Community Bank has partnered with Springfield Business Journal to recognize outstanding small businesses in our community. Each year, 15 businesses with fewer than 15 employees are selected for this award. They must also have been in business for more than two years and be located in Sangamon or Morgan county. UCB will host a reception at their Montvale branch to recognize the selectees, and the Honorable Leslie Graves will be the keynote speaker for the awards ceremony that follows. Celebrating the achievements of Profile: Fiona Irvin p. 13 areathe 15 is small a great businesses place whoto work are profiledand live. in Congratulationsthis issue demonstrates to this year’s that theselectees, Springfield who represent a wide variety of industries but PAGES 21-27 have all been successful in our community.