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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
19
A dense listing of radio segments across stations WICC and others, detailing programs from morning to late night, including orchestras, choirs, and variety acts. Names such as American Southall Team, Wayne, and the Dureau sisters appear amid weather, health decrees, and community notices.
A radio guide lists programs across stations WEAF WLAP WEAT WBZ WOR WAP Wdz WJZ and more. Highlights include the Foreign Policy association luncheon at 145 PM, Heckscher Foundation orchestra at 400 PM, South Sea Islanders program at 700 PM, The High drinkers at 730 PM, New York Symphony at 800 PM, Bocton Symphony at 810 PM, selections from Musical comedy at 900 PM, Philharm Hour at 900 PM, Spamberger Little Symphony at 900 PM, Krystal stone Buo with Balladeere at 1000 PM, and Timothy Howe with muted trumpets at 1080 PM.
A dense OCR of concert and social listings shows numerous performances, orchestras, and entertainment acts scheduled through late evening. The fragment cites venues, times, and acts including both local ensembles and visiting groups in varied downtown locales.
Butler Business School hosts a benefit dance tonight with proceeds aiding Rud Gross. Over 500 invitations issued. program features a late dance, banjo fiddlers and other novelty acts. Committee chair Edwin Kean, aides Linkin Bower Doris Harned Ruth Keller Sty Peter son Alice Phalen John Leary and Herman Baum.
Welfare workers of the Eighth District Republican Women will give a shift and plnoble party tomorrow night in district clubrooms Capitol Avenue and Hudson. Proceeds will be used for suitable purposes including funds to aid needy families. Committee led by Mrs Louise Geister plans to banish garish baskets to those in need. Twenty five families were aided last year.
Middletown December 1 The Associated Press reports Rabbi Stephen S Wise of New York will open the religious symposium at Wesleyan University tomorrow night He will address The Strength and Weakness of Christianity About 25 New England colleges send undergraduate delegates Speakers include Father John M Cooper John Haynes Holmes and Dr Julius Teuler The panel will present five distinct definitions of religion from diverse viewpoints.
Auctioneer Lacey TR Blackmay for Schnee agents sold five parcels yesterday. A two family house at 67 Main Street went to J Ganitoias for 7050, a nine room house at 62 Premont Street to C J Testing for 6750, a seven room house at 51 Pleasant Street to John Donaldson for 3850, a 75 by 119 foot lot at Barnum and Mull Hill Avenue to Mary Robstock for 3750, and two lots on Mull Hill Avenue at new Barnum venue 43 by 123 feet to Mei or Gumbus for 1250. On Wednesday Mr Blankmin sold 140 Brookview Avenue to Elmer Grumman.
Wilfred Rene ten is in critical condition at New Britain General Hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Charles Grabowski. Police say the boy dashed in front of the car. Grabowski states he did not hold him.
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