[St. Petersburg Evening Independent, October 26, 1926—“WLW Ghost Stories”]
“If there be any in this bright Sunshine City who care to take on a really good, creepy, ghastly
ghost story now and then WLW, Cincinnati, O., has it for them. It’s a new feature, and coming in
on the weird air lanes at night, it ought to deliver the thrill! Here’s the announcement:
“Boys from nine to 90 will be interested to know about the new radio feature of the Crosley
WLW broadcasting station in Cincinnati, which will make it possible to sit in the twilight glow in
the home and hear famous ghost stories told by Mrs. William R. Beck. This feature will be
broadcast on Tuesday evenings at 6:35 and for ten minutes the creeps should come over all those
who tune in. This new entertainer was induced to give her talks through the station after several
people notified the studio staff of the unique way in which this lady tells her ghost stories. She
began telling them to a small group of boys who gathered on the veranda of her home. The circle
of boys began to grow as word was passed around about the thrilling creeps accompanying the
telling of these stories. Now, the listeners will have a greater advantage in hearing the stories
coming to them through the air.”
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