There are eleven additions today, all from October 1958 editions of The Toledo Blade.
There are seven additions to the WSPD-TV 13 Ads Gallery 3:
Wednesday, 10/1/58 ad, for Pro Football Highlights, sponsored by Buckeye Brewing Company.
Friday, 10/3/58 ad, for Pro Football Hi Lites, with Glenn Davis, sponsored by Du Pont
Monday, 10/6/58 ad, for "Lucy Goes to Mexico" on Desilu Playhouse, with Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, William Frawley and Maurice Chevalier. It was sponsored by Westinghouse.
Friday,10/10/58 ad, for All-Star Golf, featuring Bill Casper, Jr. and Peter Thompson and sponsored by Miller High Life.
Saturday, 10/11/58 ad, for Perry Mason, starring Raymond Burr. It was sponsored by Mutual of Omaha insurance, available locally through the Rush Kirkham Agency.
Sunday, 10/12/58 Sports Section ad for Sea Hunt, starring Lloyd Bridges and sponsored by Mercury Outboard Motors, availaible at Mainline Distributors.
Monday, 10/13/58 political ad for Mike Disalle's Citizens' Press Conference.
There's one addition to the 1950s Detroit TV Station ads in The Blade Gallery:
Wednesday, 10/8/58 ad, for "Alaska--The Last Frontier" on High Adventure with Lowell Thomas, on CBS. No Toledo station carried it but it was on Detroit's WJBK-TV, Channel 2. The show was sponsored by United Motors Systems / Delco.
And there are three additions to The Blade Peach Section Gallery 1:
Three "On The Beam" items by Ray Oviatt, two from Wednesday, 10/1/58 and one from Thursday, 10/2/58. The top item was about The Toledo Orchestra on WMHE-FM from the Peristyle of the Toledo Museum of Art. The other items were about the carraige of The Lawrence Welk Show in "stereo" via TV coverage on Detroit's WXYZ-TV, Channel 7 and radio coverage on Toledo's WTOL-AM.
Thursday, 10/2/58 "TV Key Preview" of the Leave it to Beaver episode, "Beaver's Poem," and a publicity picture of Jerry Mathers. The show was carried on WXYZ-TV, Channel 7.
Saturday, 10/4/58 picture of Buddy Holly and the Crickets, publicizing their upcoming appearance in Toledo at the Sports Arena. This was less than four months before Buddy Holly died.
More October 1958 ads, from the online archives of The Toledo Blade, are on the way...