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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
13
Cincinnati radio schedule lists WLW at 422.3 meters with 330 A.M. Sunday school lesson 11 A.M. church services 7 30 P M church services 8 30 P M concert. WSAI at 325 9 meters features evening sermonette and sacred chime sequence.
Central Eastern and Western regions enumerate a broad set of radio station call letters including KFKX KOB KSD WAAW WCAY WGAZ WGST WHA WMAQ WTAY WMH CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WDAE WFBI Run AZ WHK WNYC WOR WRC WTAM KFAE KFOA KJR KLX.
A schedule lists events at the Springs with an 11 AM antiiiake service, a 2:30 PM concert, and a 10 PM dance frolic. The snippet notes multiple activities in one day and reflects a period event calendar.
KYW Chicago lists morning church services an 11 AM followed by a one hour studio concert and evening services at 7 PM. WBAP Fort Worth presents church services at 11 AM and two concerts at 4 PM and 11 PM. WCBD Zion Illinois airs a musical program in the afternoon. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul schedules church services at 11 AM vesper at 4:10 PM evening services at 7:30 PM and a classical concert at 9:15 PM. WEW St Louis offers a 7 PM lecture.
A new Ferbend Wave Trap allows radio owners to tune out interference and receive a single station clearly. The device promises highly selective, undistorted reception and includes a free booklet on interference elimination. Send for details to Spencer Ferbend at 19 E South Water St Dept B Chicago III.
List of daily programs across multiple stations including WLS Chicago WOAW Omarbra WOC Davenport WQJ Chicago WSUI Iowa City WTAS Elgin Illinois and Jefferson City Missouri. Programs range from religious services and chapel readings to orchestra concerts and vocal numbers with afternoon and evening time slots.
Stations listed with frequencies and programs include KDKA East Pittsburgh 309.1 meters airing church services at 9 45 AM a concert at 1 30 PM an organ recital at 3 PM vesper services at 8 45 PM a dinner concert at 5 30 PM CKAC Montreal 425 meters with a 3 30 PM special concert WBBR Staten Island 273 meters featuring lectures and a musical program WBZ Springfield MA 331.1 meters broadcasting church services at 9 55 AM a 2 25 PM symphony orchestra and 6 PM orchestra followed by a 7 PM concert.
A list of broadcast times and programs across WHN WIP WIY JIZ WNYC WOO WLIT WREO stations. Entries note city, frequency in meters, and daily services concerts organ and choral programs plus remembrances and Bible classes.
Epistles mark events at 6:30 A.M. Episcopal services and 1 P.M. orchestra in Detroit. The fragment notes a 352.7 meter reference and a sequence of morning activities.
A tidied list shows broadcast and event times for multiple stations KFI KGO KHJ KNX KOA and KPO in California. Entries include church services vesper sermons symphony orchestras municipal concerts organ recitals and nonsectarian services across Los Angeles Oakland Denver Hollywood San Francisco.
A series of local and regional radio transmitters with assigned meters and day schedules. WCAE WCAP WEAF WEAR WEEI WFI list services, church events, hymns, organ recitals, concerts, and conferences across multiple cities.
The schedule lists vesper services at 3 P.M. and 6 15 P.M. with two organ recitals and evening services on the station’s program.
The program includes a 79.5 meter Ainthe segment with Acad services at 7:45 P.M. A symphony orchestra performs at 8:45 P.M. followed by an organ recital and a 7:30 P.M. church service. An orchestra appears again at 7:45 P.M.
Glasgow Kentucky March 7 two men were burned while fighting a large gas well blaze near here sparks from a gasoline engine ignited escaping gas at 445 feet depth. The drillers estimated the well could produce over 1 000 000 cubic feet of gas daily. The injured were Cris Brewer of Allen County and Winn Davis president of Consolidated Gas Company.
Frank Bonar a 12 year old boy was playing with his dog Tippy on Fourth and Patterson streets Newport when a stranger kicked the dog then struck Frank several times before fleeing as police arrived.
Kentucky became the first state to subscribe its full quota in the $6,000,000 American Legion endowment fund. Commander Frank D. Rash of Earlington announced Kentucky’s $50,000 quota was oversubscribed by about $4,000 and he expected total subscriptions to reach roughly $75,000. funds aid disabled World War veterans and widows and orphans of those who served.
Mrs. Ethel Lillian Estep 32 wife of Everett Estep of 1 East Thirty ninth street Latonia was found dead in bed yesterday morning by her husband. She had been under a physician's care. Funeral arrangements will be completed today.
City Commissioners weigh modern incinerator costs from 75 000 to 100 000 dollars and a possible hog farm proposal by Interstate Live Stock Co. to collect garbage and barges on the Ohio River. Morrison & Co. offer an eight unit reduction plant for 70 000 dollars as annual costs exceed 50 000 dollars. Decision due at the upcoming regular meeting.
Boone County officials say a coal oil lamp in the kitchen caused a fire that destroyed Mrs. Cora Baker’s cottage on Friday night. The loss reached 2500 with partial insurance. Four Cincinnati youths fled the scene as Deputy Sheriff L. T. Utz questioned George Zimmer 16 Raymond Lawrence 17 Max Klein 16 and Anthony Fischesser 17 about spending the night. Zimmer, the homeowner’s grandson, said the others planned to stay over. The lamp was reportedly turned too high igniting the wooden ceiling.
Eugene Buckley, 40, released from Covington Jail on a writ of habeas corpus obtained by attorney Charlton B. Thompson. Judge Applegate of Kenton Circuit Court granted the writ. Buckley had a December Police Court conviction for possessing liquor, fined 100 dollars and 30 days. He faced 90 days after a disputed peace bond withdrawal by his brother. Thompson argued bond withdrawals are invalid. Buckley remains indicted in Kenton Circuit Court for violating state prohibition law.
Harry Kays a 28 year old employee of Allison Rose undertakers at 120 Pike street was burned on his hands when gasoline spilled on a hot exhaust pipe while filling a truck tank in front of the shop. The truck suffered about 250 dollars in damage and Kays was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital.
James McWhorter will filed for probate naming widow Anna McWhorter as executrix without bond. August Baterman dairy man leaves estate to son Benjamin Joseph Baterman who qualified as executor. Will dated March 8, 1924.
Dr. James P. Riffe Health Officer releases Covington weekly death tally listing twenty four fatalities for the week. Names span ages from five months to eighty five with common middle aged and elderly adults among the deceased.
Frank Ramey a laborer from Ashland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court in Covington yesterday. The filing marks the start of proceedings under applicable federal bankruptcy law.
A report lists assets at 300 and liabilities at 289.28. George Winterman received a permit for a 4000 brick residence at 2715 Iowa Street Latonia. E K Cority was issued permits to build four frame houses on East Thirty-third Street Latonia at 2500 each. County Jailer Michael Finnegan plans to seek renomination on the Democratic ticket in August.
Five year old Emmett Lovelace Jr of 709 Garrard street Covington was severely scalded last night when he fell into a tub of steaming water while undressing for a bath. He was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital in serious condition.
James Hudson sues for divorce from Lora Hudson citing infidelity after their Newport marriage in 1923. Mary Sonneman seeks alimony from C W Sonneman with restraining order against asset disposal. Rosie D Bell sues H Sherman of Murray Hotel for 10750 damages after an injury at a hotel dance. John Church Co seeks 488 from Mrs Archie Boone on a promissory note.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples and their residences across Indianapolis Shelby County Cincinnati Covington Lancaster and surrounding areas. Names include Marshall P. Trippe Letha Agries Collins William K Harvey Mary C Whittenberg Clara Ballard William Scherer Margaret Walterman Harold Green Flora Strand Everett Dungan Italian Brannniischisu James L Noble Orphin M Bailey Forrest Eckler J P Helphinstine Lora Readnour and others.
Warner Weston Yates 75 died at home after a yearlong illness. He served over forty years in government work including Chief Deputy in the Internal Revenue office. Survived by widow, son William H. Yates, daughter Este Weatherhead, a brother John W. Yates, and nephew John C. B. Yates. Funeral tomorrow at 10:30 at Swetnam & Sons, Highland Cemetery burial.
Grace and Raymond star in The Five Thousand Dollar Kiss a comedy and singing act at the Liberty Theater Covington opening this afternoon. Circe the Enchantress with Mae Murray headlines the photoplay from Vicente Blasco Ibanez. The program runs four days with Go Getters and news reel as added attractions.
Eugene A Haunert a minor sues Louis Speier in Campbell Circuit Court for 2014 damages alleging he was attacked while passing Sixth and Vine streets Dayton Kentucky on March 14 1924 He claims Louis Speier Jr the defendant son battered him and his parents knew of his dangerous temper and failed to restrain him The suit was filed by his mother Mrs Alice Haunert attorney Oscar Forster represents the plaintiff
The Executive Committee of Lafayette Lodge No 8 F and A M entertained 2 000 members and guests with a Centennial dance at the Gibson Roof Garden last night. Gordon D Rowe served as host and chairman of the committee.
Circuit Judge Caldwell heard a habeas corpus motion by Miss Lillie D. Robertson a 20 year old former Lexington Kentucky girl held at Ft Thomas Convent of the Good Shepherd after Juvenile Court commit. The judge directed briefs and set Thursday for an order.
A Dayton pair Harry Timler and Thomas J Kendall fled after their car stalled on Park Avenue Hill Cote Brilliante Ky and damaged a bridge support wheel. Police tracked them to Third and Saratoga streets where six five gallon cans of moonshine were found in an abandoned car. They were jailed on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor and to be turned over to federal agents.
Ever Ready Class of First Christian Church Dayton Ky presents A Poor Married Man a three act comedy March 11 and 12 at Dayton Manor. Will of John Schwartz probated by Judge Buten leaves estate to widow and executrix Louisa Schwartz. Howard M. Davis reports Newport Rolling Mill foremen to entertain Cincinnati Foremen's Club March 17 at University of Cincinnati with luncheon and Dean Schneider speaking on Industrial Education. Funeral services for August Fister 74 at Bellevue post 2:30pm burial Evergreen Cemetery. Automobile of Colonel William M Donaldson and city truck collide at Seventh and Park. Amos Ewing driving the truck. no injuries.
Newport police rushed to Sixth and Patterson streets after telephones warned of a near riot and a fight. They found the confrontation over and the crowd dispersing. A man named James The etge, at Seventh and Patterson, was taken to Speers Hospital with head cuts and bruises. He said he stumbled and fell near his home. he is held for observation.
Transfers list shows eeph G. Richards transferring to Percy Emerson a lot in ten with stamps for 1500 dollars. George Story transfers to Paul Masson a lot in Dayton with a cante amount of 0.500. George Sinnard transfers to Raymond Barman a lot in Dayton with stamps for 6000 dollars.
Miss Eleanor C. OConnell, 1875 graduate and forty year teacher, was guest of honor at Woodward High School Alumnus Association’s 70th reunion. New officers were elected and a portrait gift authorized after tributes including a Taft letter praising her devotion to the school.
Mrs. Mary Kieslick aged 75 from Oakley disappeared Friday from her Verne Avenue home and was found wandering in a vacant lot at Duck Creek Road and Williams Avenue Norwood. She could not speak her name until Cincinnati police identified her by her son's description, Herman Kfeslich.
Washington report notes Representative Bulwinkle invited President Coolidge to attend Mecklenburg County NC's 150th independence celebration. The President expressed keen interest as Mecklenburg marks Americans' declaration of independence. It recalls Taft visiting Charlotte for the anniversary.
The Yale University Glee Club won the national intercollegiate contest defeating Eastern and Western colleges. Judges gave Yale 249.6 points, with Princeton second at 223 and Missouri third at 212.2.
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