Robber Holds Up Toledo Bank For 5000 With Nitro Tube
A well dressed man about 35 robs Union Savings Bank Toledo using a nitroglycerin tube as a threat. Teller Claire Langmaid is forced to hand over about 5000. The robber escapes through a street crowd, then disappears near the Federal Building after signaling accomplices outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Union Savings Bank
Claire Langmaid
Helen Kopfman
Eugene P. Mettler
Langmaid
Qangmaid
Mettier
Federal Building
Kinney Estate Bequeaths Over 250000 To Four Children
Frank H. Kinney prominent Cincinnati business man dies age, his will filed in Probate Court. Estate over 250000 placed in trust to his four children with daughter Mrs Ethel Walker as executrix. Trust lasts until January 1, 1938 when Myers C Kinney turns 25, then assets divided equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Kinney
Cincinnati
Kinney
Frank Wood
Cincinnati Builders’ Supply Company
Cincinnati Fuel Supply Company
Midland Coal Sales Company
Zumstein Avenue
Myers C. Kinney
Wreck injures two near Altoona Pennsylvania
Two men were injured when Pennsylvania train No 48 hauling fourteen American Railway express cars derailed at Kittaning Point near Altoona at about 3 PM. Fireman Charles A Robb of Altoona is listed in serious condition while engineer Ignatius M Eckenrod, also of Altoona, is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Kittaning Point
Charles A. Robb
Ignatius M. Eckenrod
Walnut Hills site debated for new high school in Evanston
George E Mills urged Union Board to back a 25 to 30 acre Jonathan street site near Brewster Avenue Evanston for Walnut Hills High School. Voted 382 of 406 parents favored Jonathan avenue site but streetcar access lags. Board referred Mills request to Building Committee as new leadership and faculty changes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Board
Jonathan Street
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills High School
Union Board of High Schools
George E. Mills
Walnut Hills High School Association
Brewster Avenue
Evanston
Mills
Walnut Hills School
Jonathan Avenue
Building Committee
John B. Hollister
Edward D. Roberts
George J. Winkler
Hartwell High School
Eleanor C. O’connell
Woodward
Dorothy Clark
Hughes
Fanny Ragland
Fred J. Pfeiffer
Withrow
Grover C. Blocher
Legion Leaders Bar Hill From Wet Talk
Congress man John Philip Hill of Baltimore who backs prohibition is barred from speaking at the American Legion Nebraska Department convention in Columbus. He would only speak against the Dawes plan and constitution changes, leading officials to withdraw the invitation despite legionnaire protests. Hill holds the Croix de Guerre with silver star for World War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Prohibition
John Philip Hill
Baltimore
American Legion
Department of Nebraska
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
Hill
Dawes
Senate
Community Chest elects Sage as General Chairman
John D. Sage was chosen General Chairman of the Community Chest at the annual meeting of its eighty three member social service body held at Chest headquarters 25 East Ninth street. Chase H. Davis was named Organization Chairman for 1926 27 and twelve vice chairmen were selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Sage
Community Chest
Social Jeuvlee
Chest
East Ninth Street
Sage
John Omwake
William Hayden Chatfield
Thomas J. Davis
W. A. Julian
Ben Loewenstein
D. B. Meacham
A. Clfford Shinkle
James J. Heekin
B. H. Kroger
Tyler Field
Julian Rauh
Maurice J. Freiberg
C. M. Bookman
Chase H. Davis
Board of Directors
Council of Social Agencies Department
A. E. Anderson
James P. Orr
W. F. Wiley
Charles F. Williams
Chase H
L. J. Hillhouse
Building Fund Committee
Fred A. Geier
George D. Crabbs
James A. Heekin
Frank H. Nelson
Maurice J. Pollak
Julian S. Rauh
Radio Programs For Today On Local Stations
Local station schedules list programs for WKRC WLW WHK WGBS WIP WNYC and WTAM including dinners orchestras talks musical programs and special features across evening slots with time blocks and station identifiers. The guide outlines 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. lineups featuring concerts orchestras and varietal content.
Radio Schedule Evening Listings for WSAI Cincinnati
WSAI Cincinnati presents a nightly lineup starting with children stories and chimes, followed by a sextet at 8:15 p.m. and news review at 9 p.m. An orchestral program and popular songs fill the late hours with a 12:30 a.m. finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
News Review
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Programs
A compact schedule notes 6 P.M. WEAF in New York with Mystery Quartet, noon WEAR in Cleveland featuring Wingfoot Goblin, 12:45 P.M. WDAF in Kansas City with Nighthawks frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Mystery Quartet
WEAR
Cleveland
Wingfoot Goblin
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawks
Silent Tonight on a Network of Radio Stations
A listing shows a network of radio stations including Central KFDM KF X WCAY WCBD and many others with call signs from Eastern regions like WAAM WBAV WCX WCAU and WEEI WHAZ WJY WJAR reflecting a broad broadcast tie due to the silent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
WCAY
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WHB
WHO
WLW
WOWL
WOS
WOAI
WOL
WAAM
WBAV
WCX
WCAU
WDWF
WEAR
WEEI
WHAZ
WJY
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WEBJ
WJAR
Saturday Night Barn Dance at WLS Chicago
Program listing shows a 7:45 P.M. lullaby segment followed by an 8 P.M. Saturday night barn dance lasting five hours on WLS Chicago frequency 344.6 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Concerts Across Cities
Listings show multiple stations in Chicago St Louis and nearby airing dinner concerts semi classical and popular programs. WJQ and WMAQ feature orchestral and photologue Brazil while KYW includes bedtime stories and Congress Classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Tilden High School
Brazil
KYW
Congress
Evening concert and dance program at Son y School
WERS lists an AGG 370.2 meter program starting at 7 PM with orchestra and instrumental readings, followed by two hours of dance selections, songs, guitar and piano performances, then an 11 PM dance and music segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Y School
Benctilly Ball Scores in Louisville Concert Night
WHAS Louisville reports Benctilly Ball scores after an 8:30 PM concert in Louisville. The fragment notes 399.8 meters and 1% hour timing unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHAS
Louisville
Benctilly
Evening Radio Schedule With Concert and Jazz Skamper
At 5 80 P M Siecolx time Organ 6 30 P M Dinner concert 8 30 P M Classic hour 10 30 P M Jazz skamper detailed in a local broadcast schedule with event times and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Ae
Siecolx
Radio and concert programming listings for Pittsburgh and New York
Broadcast schedule shows KDKA Pittsburgh with baseball scores at 5 and 7 PM and a concert at 8:45 PM. WEAF New York airs dinner music at 5 PM with a quartet at 6 and a violinist at 6 15 followed by a pianist at 7 and songs at 7 45 and the Marine Band at 7 45. A humorous half hour airs at 9 30 and one hour of dance music starts at 10 PM. The text also references a "Gobl in" musical program and a 12 PM ending time for an earlier item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Marine Band
Evening radio listings show local programs with talks and music
WCAE Pittsburgh presents a dinner concert at 5 30 P M followed by Uncle Kaybee at 6 30 P M and a piano recital at 7 15 P M Current motor topics and an address are scheduled at 7 P M WFI Philadelphia lists a health talk and a program announced later in the evening WGY Schenectady airs dance music at 8 30 P M WHN New York schedules health talk and multiple musical programs with an orchestra segment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WHN
New York
Evening schedule at Washington event listing
At WRC Washington program lists events from 5 P.M. with dinner music at 6 P.M. and a male quartet at 7 P.M. William Mais the violinist performs at 7:30 P.M. Navy night follows at 8:15 P.M. A farm talk at 6:45 P.M. Bible talk at 8 P.M. and orchestral sets at 10 and 10:30 P.M. Also notes 3 meters and 468.5 meters indicating measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Idiedek
William Mais
United States Navy
WRC
Washington
Just Took a Chance Forgery Suspect Arrested
Henry Yaeger, 34, of 2523 Gilbert Ave, was arrested by Detectives Genter and Gernhardt on forgery charges after presenting four $200 counter checks at Fifth Third National Bank. He allegedly forged Baltimore & Ohio Railroad traffic manager Harry R. Lewis's name, found a Lewis membership card, and claimed he "took a chance" after using the card for identification. Kroger, the bank's paying teller, swore to a warrant following the arrest. Yaeger said he previously worked in radio in Newark and arrived in the city three weeks ago. He bought a watch and put a first payment on a car with bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yaeger
Gilbert Avenue
Genter and
Gernhardt
Frank B. Kroger
Fifth- Third National Bank
Kroger
Yaeger
Harry R. Lewis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lewis
Veteran Employees’ Association of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Emmett Kirgan
Newark
N. J
Policeman Injured While Demolishing Toy Pistols
Policeman James Crawford aged 35 of the Fourth District Station dislocated his right shoulder while confiscating cap pistols from youths at Harriet and Budd streets. He had already smashed several pistols on the sidewalk and was about to destroy another when the accident occurred. He was taken to General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
Hackberry Street
Fourth District
Copelaw
Harriet and
Budd Streets
Crawford
John Barnes
Budd Street
General Hospital
School guard urges Carthage site purchase and land square
Judge Samuel W. Bell led a Mary Dill School delegation at Carthage urging the Board of Education to buy a 150 by 300 foot tract east of the Mary Dill School between Seventy third and Seventy fourth streets. They also proposed two small plots on the west side to square the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Bell
Mary Dill School
Carthage
Board of Education
Mary Dill
Seventy-third
Seventy-fourth
Bell
Charles Handman
Avondale Board Considers New Public School Site
Negotiations led by Mr Handman aim to acquire the old Workum homestead at Clinton Springs and Washington avenues Avondale for a North Avondale Public School as part of an eight year building plan to ease current congestion. The board meets next Monday to review recommendations from Acting Superintendent Edward D Roberts who also announces retirements and 1925 26 teacher appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handman
Workum
Clinton Springs
Washington Avenues
Avondale
North Avondale
Board of Education
Edward D. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
W. H. Remly
Ada M. Wheeler
Windsor
S. T. Logan
Mt. Auburn
S. Ella Williams
Amelia C. Taylor
Hettie G. Taylor
Mary A. Bolander
Catherine E. Gould
Ada F. Harris
Clara Williams
L. R. Stewart
Herbert L. Flessa
Sherman
W. A. Quirk
Bloom School
E. P. Reeve
Hyde Park
Ada Wheeler
Charles E. Smith
Rosa Lee Brown
Oscar M. Brown
Lucile B. Ferguson
Beatrice Hall
Esther Rockel
Margaret Schwenker
Burton R. Fallon
Jeanette Greenberg
Grace Hamlet
Ruth E. Maus
Publisher's Wife Seeks 24300 Back Alimony
Mrs Eugenie Alger Richards of New York City sues Arthur Russell Richards publisher of 3207 Clifton Ave in Common Pleas Court for 24300 in back alimony dating from a 1918 New York Supreme Court divorce that ordered 300 monthly and allowed her to remarry while he was barred from remarriage. The suit notes nonpayment and claims the total plus interest since September 16, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Arthur Russell Richards
Clifton Avenue
Eugenie Alger Richards
New York City
Richards
Supreme Court of New York
Braton S. Weeks
New York
Sewer Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
County Commissioners awarded contracts for Sewer No 3 District 2 Steele subdivision Mt Healthy and North College Hill. Total cost 552295.78 dollars in two sections Schedule A to Hammen Co 421743.59 and Schedule B to Frank Tracy & Sons 130952.19. Sant & Russo also secured Sewer No 7 District 4 St Martins Place to Harding Avenue Westwood 12495.80 and Sewer No 5 District 4 Prosperity Place 4974.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Mt. Healthy
North College Hill
Hammen &Co
Frank Tracy & Sons
Sant & Russo
District 4
St. Martin’s Place
Harding Avenue
Westwood
Prosperity Place
Rioters Killed in Chilean Uprising Report
Santiago Chile June 19 fifty nine rioters were killed in the recent uprising in the northern provinces government troops used artillery to expel rioters from their positions the number of injured is unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Chile declares state of siege in Tarapaca and Antofagasta
On June 5 the Chilean Cabinet declared a state of siege in Tarapaca and Antofagasta provinces due to disturbances after the suppression of two Communist newspapers in Iquique. Nitrate center. Chilean cruiser machine gunners landed to suppress disorders. By June 7 the uprising was crushed with thirty dead many wounded and 460 prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarapaca
Antofghasta
Chile
Iquique
Teen Struck by Auto on Vine Street Near McMillan
William Tyner, 18, of 1435 Central Ave, was struck by a car while crossing Vine Street near McMillan last night. The vehicle fled the scene. Tyner suffered cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyner
Central Avenue
Vine Street
McMillan Street
Tyner
Illiteracy in South America Blamed on Churches
Dr Wade Crawford Barclay told the Hamilton County Council of Religious Education that illiteracy in South American nations is severe due to economic hardship and church opposition to popular education. He cited high illiteracy rates in Venezuela Bolivia Brazil Peru and Argentina and urged that missionary work be pursued as a life commitment. He warned that the common people fear losing intellectual freedom and may seek revolution if progress stalls. The report notes his recent return from the international Christian work congress in South America and mentions a Christian Science healing testimony meeting scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Crawford Barclay
Hamilton County Council of Religious Education
Barclay
America
International Congress On Christian Work
South America
Dr. Barclay
Venezuela
Peru
Bolivia
Brazil
Argentina
Presbyterian service at Covenant Church to be broadcast
The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant will hold a service at 11 o clock tomorrow broadcast by Station WLW. Rev. Lester Kemper associate pastor will speak on The Decisive Battles of the Soul.
Sermon by Rev. Jesse Herrmann at Avondale Church
The Rev. Jesse Herrmann will preach at Avondale Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning on the theme Our Teacher and Our Lord. The pastor invites the congregation and passersby to attend the service and reflect on the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Herrmann
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Feast in the Father's House Address at Norwood Church
Dr William Tait Paterson will deliver a devotional sermon at Norwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning on The Feast in the Fathers House. He will also speak to the junior church on Saying Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tait Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Reverend Greene to Speak at Poplar Street Church Event
The Rev. D. A. Greene of Poplar Street Presbyterian Church will speak on That Deadly Indifference tomorrow morning. He will preside at the union service in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Greene
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Park Baptist to Hold Reunion Service Tomorrow
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church will host a reunion service tomorrow morning. Pastor Rev. C. W. Atwater will perform 250 marriages and music will honor the couples wedding days. Children of the invited guests will participate in part of the program.
Sermons Outline Tomorrow at Local Baptist Churches
The Wyoming Baptist Church will host Rev. C. E. Stanton for a sermon titled Meanwhile Tomorrow morning. Rev. L. J. Powell of Norwood Baptist Church will discuss Your Partner and Your Work at the morning service. The evening discourse centers on Peace and Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stanton
Wyoming Baptist Church
L. J. Powell
Norwood Baptist Church
Evolution and Christian Faith Discussed at Clifton Church
The Rev. Clarence Tucker Craig will lead a sermon at Clifton M. E. Church tomorrow morning. The talk will examine how science contributes to religion and its role in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tucker Craig
Clifton M. E
Pastor Presents Two Sermons Tomorrow at Trinity M. E.
Dr. Robert G. McClure, pastor of Trinity M. E. Church, will speak on Unholy Battlements tomorrow morning. An evening sermon titled Peters Adventures on Water will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. McClure
Trinity M. E. Church
Peter
Water
Robert O. McClure
God's Mint Mark sermon announced by Dr A S Watkins
The Win ton Place M E Church pastor Dr A S Watkins announces morning sermon God's Mint Mark for tomorrow and evening service will feature Religious Patriotism at Win ton Place M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Watkins
Winton Place
M. E
Watkins
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Across Boston Branches
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock Christian Science services in Boston branches will study Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force. Churches on Park avenue Clifton avenue and Weyer avenue Norwood host morning services with a Park avenue church also holding an 8 o'clock evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifton Avenue
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Atlas Bank Budg
Norw
Ohio
Reverend John Goddard to Speak at New Jerusalem Church
The Rev John Goddard pastor emeritus of the New Church in Newtonville Mass and former pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem in the city will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. His sermon title is Freedom of Truth. A church quartet will offer sacred music and the evening service will be conducted under the Boards of Homes and Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
John Goddard
New Church
Newtonville
Mass
Church of the New Jerusalem
Freedom of Truth
Church
Board of Homes and Foreign Missions
Swendenborg
Col. Oak & Winslow
Unitarian Panel to Discuss New Applicants for Disestablishment
The Rev. John Malick will discuss The New Applicants for the Place Made Vacant by Disestablishing the Church in the State at the First Unitarian Congregational Church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malick
First Unitarians Congregational Church
Reading Road
Reverend Eisenlohr to Speak on "Our Age What of It"
The Rev. Hugo G. Eisenlohr pastor of First Protestant St. John’s Church will headline tomorrow’s morning service with the theme Our Age What of It, expected to attract parishioners seeking reflection on contemporary times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo G. Eisenlohr
St. John’ S Church
Holy Angels Church June festival features four Queens
Folk dancing a night pageant and a popularity contest among four Queens of the parish mark the Holy Angels Church festival in Madison avenue and Grandin road this evening. Contestants are Miss Alice Boland Miss Dorothy Costello Miss Erma Lay and Miss Sara Scanlon. The winner receives honors at the festival closing in the church hall. Delegations from St. Xavier St. George Assumption and Newport Covington parishes plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Angels
Madison Avenue
Grandin Road
Alice Boland
Dorothy Costello
Erma Lay
Sara Scanlon
St. Xavier
St. George Assumption
Newport
Covington
Bates to Preach Morning Sermon at Walnut Hills Church
Dr. M L Bates president of Hiram College will deliver the morning sermon at Walnut Hills Christian Church tomorrow. The event highlights leadership from Hiram College and a local church gathering in the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.L. Bates
Hiram * College
Walnut Hills Christian Church
Mrs Winifred Ellerbrook to Direct Universalist Child Program
Mrs Winifred Ellerbrook will direct a special children's program at the Universalist Church tomorrow morning, inviting families and youngsters to attend the event. The program aims to entertain and educate with activities and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ellerbrook
The
Universalist Church
Why Am I a Protestant Minister
Dr. R R Fillbrandt will discuss Why Am I a Protestant Minister at the Washington Evangelical Church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R R. Fillbrandt
Washington Evangelical Church
Reverend Schnatz Plans Morning Sermon Theme
The Rev. A. P. Schnatz of the First Reformed church will speak tomorrow morning on the theme God, the Divine Gardener, Expects Fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Schnatz
First Reformed Church
Psalm of Trust Sermon Set for WSALI Radio Cast
A ten minute sermon titled A Psalm of Trust for Every Phase of Life will be broadcast from Station WSALI at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. The program outlines a faith centered message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSALI
Archdiocesan Union Meeting Set for St Martin Cheviot
The quarterly gathering of the Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society will take place at St. Martin Church in Cheviot at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
St. Martin Church
Cheviot
Why Protestant Discussion at Union Protestant Church
Tomorrow afternoon the Rev John P Galvin will lead a discussion at the Union Protestant Church on the topic Why Protestant. B J Woer mann is noted as presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Galvin
Union Protestant Church
Cottrage After Fanlure Theme Service Set on WLW
The Methodist Book Concern plans a radio worship program at 9 30 tomorrow morning on Station WLW Miss Helen Lindsey will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Helen Lindsey
Pillar of Fire Holds Southern Conference at Mt Hermon Grove
The Pillar of Fire denomination’s South Central district gathers for an annual conference and revival for one week. Bishop Alma White of New Jersey will preside. Meetings take place at Mt Hermon Grove headquarters on College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillar of Fire
Denomination of Churches
South Central District
United States
Alma White
New Jersey
Mt. Hermon Grove
College Hill
Minister John W Christie Service Details
Reading Road and See Place hosts morning worship at 11 with the sermon Things Secret and Things Revealed. Jesse Herrmann Ph D pastor leads at 11 with Our Teacher and Our Lord. Bible School at 9 30 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Christie
Reading Road
Jesse Herrmann
Bible School
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Noober
Toledo Depository
Associated Press
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
Main St
Postoffice
Natural Bridge
Beh Tn Ban
Fourth St
Latonia
Clay City
Sale City
Dixie Terminal
Fourth St. Staelion
Legion
Bar Hill
WET Talk
Hentuchy
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Chase H. Davis Organization
Emerson North
Central Mental Hygiene Clinic
A. A. Anderson
American Committee of Mental Hygiene
North
Do. M. Bookman
Ninth Street
Wookwand
WKRC
WGBS
Uncle Geebee
Edward Morris
Warren Schofield
Wip
Philadelphia
WNYC
WTAM
WQJ
KSD
ST. Louis
WBCN
Kdka—E
Ees Vy Meters
Largo Tem
Ingfoot Goblin
WFI
WGY
Schenectady
Christian
Northside
Christian Church
Fergus Street
M. S. Kitchen
Burnet House
Frederick E. Andrews
Children’s Church
Good Will Spiritualist Church
West Thirteenth Street
S. E. Hugi
Unitarian
B. J. Woermann
Kotte’s
Truss Department
Louis Hummel
ST. Andrew’s Church
Blair Avenue
Dixie Highway
Methodist
Walnut Hills Methodist
W. H. Wehrly
Linwood Methodist Church
Linwood Road
Eastern Avenue
S. Johnson
Epworth League
ST. Paul Methodist Church
Seventh
Smith Streets
Fred Riley
Baptist
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Freeman Avenue
Betts Street
C. W. Atwater
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Linton
Christian Science
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