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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1925

Page

10

Suburban Society Gathers for Pre nuptial Events

Adeline Woellner and Arthur Lewis plan marriage with a Vernon Manor reception hosted by Mrs C Woellner featuring a bridal rose centerpiece. Social notes from Winton Place document Club dinners and local couples, including Harland Clark and Pauline Zimpleman wedding plans and a birthday dinner for Mrs A G Bayston.

Adeline Woellner A. F. Woellner Froome Avenue Arthur Lewis Vernon Manor C. Woellner Norwood F. J. Boyd Peggy Jack Cambrige A. W. Boyd S. E. Couger Detroit Mich Jean Stucker Isses Ruth Edna Innes Derby Avenue Hotel Linton Athenian Club Harland Clark Winton Road Pauline Zimpleman Dreman Avenue Lutheran Church John Allensworth Anne A. G. Bayston

Fairview Heights Social Notes At A Glance

A series of social events in Fairview Heights includes a surprise Octeet Club party for Mrs. Edward Detzel on her wedding anniversary at the hotel Kramer where guests received a silver mix. Laurence Glass and Frank Aneshansel celebrate births and anniversaries as Ladies' Aid plans a May 23 baking market.

Edward Detzel Kramer Gues Detzel Rettig Broadwell Cuba Davis Ulmer Mangold Geisler Cherrington Laurence Glass Laurence Frank Frank Aneshansel Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church Wiebold’s Junker Mesdames Esterman Roar Johnson Stroutzman Roemle Charles Loheide Fairview Avenue

Westwood Club Activities and Meetings Noted

Westwood Woman's Club to close with lunch at Western Hills Country Club and officer installation under Westwood Jama Club. Westwood PTA to meet Thursday at 2 with speaker vy Allie tinesee on child study. Numerous social gatherings published include sewing circle at Mrs Witt’s Cheviot, tea and sale by Ladies Aid Circle No 4, and bridge and card clubs at multiple local homes.

Westwood Woman's Club Western Hills Country Club Westwood Jama Club Milton W. Brown Grove City Poorest E Westwood Parent-Teacher Association Vy Allie Tinesee Udy Wilbur Witt Walter A. Sanger Witt Cheviot Avenue Frank Wente Charles Bishop Thomas E Morris William H. Mitchell Arry Hines Henry Nagel Harold Neave Howard Cordes Walter McFaddin Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Circle No 4 Dave H. Willey Arwiler Avenue Frank Boyd Junietta Avenue Earl O’hara John [Uff Henry P. Lerch Clifford Davey Hunche J. Jamison Mr Mathias Temple Avenue Mesdames Minnie B Chase Werertert Georg Fischer Edward Uffelman Willia Reiler John Iliff Frank i Boyd Charles Bernet

Engagement announces from Delhi Sayler Park Fernbank

Mrs Crist Heeb announces the engagement of their daughter argot Fan chon to Homer J Long of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The wedding is set for early fall. Miss Edna Kayser of Sayler Park travels to Tate Springs Tennessee for a two weeks stay with friends Mr and Mrs George Willmott of Price Hill. Mrs George Roberts and daughters Mary Lee and Dorothy, wintering with her parents H Lee Early of Sayler Park, depart for Medford. Mrs William Kayser hosts a gathering at her Parkland Avenue home.

Crist Heeb Argot Fanchon Homer J. Long Cedar Raids Edna Kayser Sayler Park Tate Springs Tenn Rs. George Willmott Price Hill George Roberts Mary Lee Dorothy H. Lee Early Sayler Oo Medford William Kayser Parkland Avenue

Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes and Visits

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. M Yan of Fernbank entertaining. Attendees included Mrs. William Kayser Mrs. Frank Adae Mrs. William Hall Mrs. Oscar Hurd Mrs. Lafayette Robinson Mrs. H. Lee Early Mrs. Lewis Daniels Mrs. Louis B. Patterson Miss Ella Laurence Miss Nettie Andrew and Mrs. Charles Hitzfield. Mrs. John Arthur Meyer and her little daughter visited home from Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. E. M. Flagler of Fernbank departed yesterday for New York City to visit her daughter Mrs. Benjamin Fowler.

Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church E. M Yan Fernbank Aow William Kayser Frank Adae William Hall Oscar Hurd Lafayette Robinson H. Lee Early Lewis Daniels Louis B. Patterson Ella Laurence Nettie Andrew Charles Hitzfield John Arthur Meyer Good Samaritan Hospital E. M. Flagler New York City Benjamin Fowler

Northside social notes list marriages and weddings

A surprise party honored Mrs A Bartley and daughter Anne on Northside for birthday anniversaries. Guests included William Bartley, Harry Schleuter, Joseph Artman, F Egbert, and many others. News also notes marriage announcements, home relocations, a First Evangelical Church wedding for Frieda Borman and Clifford Wernter, and local travels including a trip to the Panama Canal zone.

A. Bartley Miss Anne Bartley Messrs William Bartley Harry Schleuter Joseph Artman F. Egbert Msdames Bartley Messier Brockman Isses Helen Eskenhheid Dorothy Helmes Laura Bummer Mabel Bonow Harry, Edward Fred Bartley Elmer Disser John Hoffman Frank Gilb Frank Weiss Ory Simons Edward Fehrenbatch Anthony Hempen L. Feisterhammel Vickery Herbert Edna Pullan Avenue England Robert Schellinger H. R. Schellinger Argyle Place Blanche Lester Covington Charles O. Dhonau Bruce Avenue West Moreland Avenue First Evangelical Church Frieda Borman Clifford Wernter Northside Ruth Weichold Dorothy Borman George Borman Charles Kohl Henry Heberle O. H. Strong Irwin Grodizick Miami Fla George Root Williamson Place Panama Canal Zone New York

College social season notes at College Hill

Miss Mildred Kinsolving of Paap ee h Ky is guest of Mrs Walter Dey Randall and Mrs Dustin Barker of Parkersburg W Va visits sister Mrs C L LaBoiteaux Dr and Mrs W H Wilder of Chicago and Dr and Mrs H L Taylor of Minneapolis visit Frank H Simpson and festival attendees include Nettie Carey Emma Wilder and a luncheon bridge for Mrs Frank Davis of Chicago at Clovernook Country Club Mrs Sidney Carter returns to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs Edward Henshaw A few friends enjoy bridge on North Bend road with attendees listed.

Mildred Kinsolving Paapeeh Walter Dey Randall Dustin Barker Helen C@t Parkersburg W. Va C. L. LaBoiteaux W. H. Wilder Chicago H. L. Taylor Minneapolis Frank H Simpson Nettie Carey Emma Wilder North Bend Road James Vance Edward Greene Louis Crosley Edgar Cummings Isaac Johnson Laura Johnson Misses Smith Edward Henshaw Sidney Carter Lyda Henshaw William Dunar

Madisonville Social Roundup Names Visiting Kin and Guests

Mr. and Mrs. H W Vordenberg host week with sister Mrs Earl Naftzger of Lake Winona Indiana. Elmore Crossley and family return from St Petersburg Florida. Amusement Club hosts luncheon and cards with Mrs Fred Hoehler and Mrs Charles Remers hosts Bridge Luncheon. sewing club at Mrs Robert Tidball. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wright entertain Miss Arline Woodcock of Wilamette Illinois. Rev and Mrs Edmund Patterson return from Daytona Beach Florida.

H. W. Vordenberg Vordenberg Earl Naftzger Lake Winona Ind Elmore Crossley St. Petersburg Fla Joseph Wright Amusement Club Fred Hoehler Hyde Park Charles Remers Robert Tidball Erie Avenue Arline Woodcock Wilamette, Ill Edmund Patterson Daytona Beach

Socials at Mt Lookout Honor Two Upcoming Brides

Mrs F Mills hosted a Saturday afternoon in Mt Lookout honoring Clarine Fry future bride of George Kneuhule and Adelaide Burger future wife of Carl Beeser. George Kneuhule to wed June 3. George Keller of Ault Park Road hosted a Friday bridge luncheon. Mary Morrissey gave a music tea for thirty friends.

Clarine Fry George Kneuhule Adelaide Burger Carl Beeser Mr. Kneuhule George Keller Ault Park Road Mary Morrissey

Marriage of Miss Wil son and Dr Tucker Solemnized at St Pauls

The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Wilson and Dr David Andrew Tucker of Cincinnati was solemnized at St Pauls Cathedral Cincinnati by Bishop Boyd Vincent with Rev Edgar Jones assisting. The bridesmaids and ushers are named and the couple will live on Holly Lane East Walnut Hills. Other social notes include birthday luncheon for Mrs Pottinger and visits by relatives. a Presbyterian Ladies Aid reception for new members. and local entertaining at Bethel Ohio and Beacon Street.

Mary Louise Wilson David Andrew Tucker Cincinnati St. Paul’s Cathedral Boyd Vincent Southern Ohio Edgar Jones Willard Breiel William R. Attee Ethel McCullough M. F. McCarthy Joseph Robertson Horace Tangeman Tne Holly Lane East Walnut Henry Mergler E. H. Stevens Sol Eversul Pottinger Pleasant Ridge W. W. McFarland van Metre GC. Anderson Bethel W. H. Beck Beacon Street

Evanston Couple Announces Daughter Mildred Rogge Dillman Marriage

Mr and Mrs T T Rogge of Dana Avenue Evanston announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Warren L Dillman son of Mr and Mrs J L Dillman of Bloomington Indiana The ceremony was at Rev Hugo Ejisenlohr home followed by a family dinner The couple will reside in Chicago for the coming year.

T. T. Rogge Dana Avenue Evanston Mildred Warren L. Dillman J. L. Dillman Bloomington Ind Hugo Ejisenlohr Chicago

Linwood Clubs Schedule Events and Visitors

Mrs. Ernest Fenner of Mt. Auburn visits daughter Mrs. Edward Lodwick. The Mothers' Club of Linwood School meets Wednesday. Linwood Woman's Club gathers Tuesday at 2 with Mrs. Leonard Garver. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the ME.

Ernest Fenner Mt. Auburn Edward Lodwick Mothers’ Club Linwood School Linwood Woman's Club Leonard Garver Ladies’ Aid Society The

Church gathers for Thursday services and society meeting

The Silverton E Church held a Thursday afternoon service and a Missionary Society meeting in the evening. The Ladies Aid Society presented the play School Days at the Presbyterian church.

Missionary Society Silverton E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society Presbyterian Arch

Hyde Park social notes reflect engagements travels and visits

Miss Amelia Ann Walsh leaves Monday for New York with relatives in Pelham then to Springfield Mass to visit her aunt Mrs K K Janser. Engagements announced for Helen Norris to Kenneth Moore and Mary Louise Nickerson to John W Dalzell with a June 17 wedding at Columbia Baptist Church.

Amelia Ann Walsh New York Pelham K. K. Janser Springfield Mass O. J. Norris Lookout Circle Helen Kenneth Moore Columbia Baptist Church Robert C. Hetlebower Convention of Pen Women Washington Hyde Park Cincinnati Literary and Musical Society Ruth Lewis Parkway Drive Hartwell A. J. White Lexington K. L. Brown Arbutus W. McQueety Lands Hyde Park Masonic Hall Wallace Burch al. Hifield Lillie al. Becht Europe Helen L. Piper Spain Italy Germany France W. H. Reynolds Eastern Hills Literary Club Rudolf Kraus Virginia Cleveland, O Mr. Kraus George Kraus Madison Road

Woman's Guild Meeting and Birthday Party Noted

The Woman's Guild meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the shack hosted by Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. R. Simon. Bernice Stoehr celebrates seventeenth birthday with friends Clarabelle Hopewell Thelma Hopewell Louise Apkin Ruth Williams Helen Treadway Meinking Thelma Reiners Louise Durham and many others attending. Mrs. Piper hosts a Sewing Club gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs. Seymour's home.

Woman’s Guild Shack Seymour R. Simon Joseph Stoehr Bernice Clarabelle Thelma Hopewell Louise Apkin Ruth Williams Helen ‘Treadway Fr Meinking Thelma Reiners Louise Durham Miraee Evelyn Vance Louise Gaise Messrs Elmer Roosa Ray

Local Social Roundup in Springfield Area This Week

Springfield residents host multiple bridge parties and small luncheons honoring guests and visitors. Notable gatherings mark birthdays and farewell visits with families including the Amory, Steiner, Fitzgerald, Huber, Ault, Fisk, Wagner, Randall, and Van Buskirk households across Burns Avenue Glenway Avenue Central Terrace and Elm Avenue with guests and award recipients noted.

Charles B. Amory Springfield Pike L. O. Armstrong George Oe Martha Richard Harriman Xenia Charles Kinsey Henry Steiner Burns Avenue Henry Hill Herbert Alcorn Charles Ampt Walter Pentlarge Harvey Miller Addison Taylor Jay Sutherland Myrtle Goshorn David Jones A. T. Welsh Fred Townley Dorsey Noonan Stanley Roettinger Arthur Peck Herbert Stonebarger Charles M. Paul LeRoy Brooks Joseph Jewett Alice Lutz Marguerite Craig George Fitzgerald Lucet Sutherland Maysville William R. Huber Emily Knight Smith Ralph Foster Thomas Hall Carl Kienker Ferdinand Wagner Elm Avenue Lancaster Hubert Eyman Marie Wagner Howard M.randall Central Terrace E. R. Stiles Kansas City Marianna Hardy Boston New York Edgar van Buskirk A. S. Richardson Beech Avenue

Arlington Heights Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Marie Steidle and Mr and Mrs R C Stewart were guests of H L Stewart on Tuesday. Mrs J Best and son Walter of Cincinnati visited Mr and Mrs Will Buz zard. Mrs W M Lacey hosted Neighborhood Club with Mesdames Smith Chalk Hull McKeag Koelsch Randall Orth Miller Terwilleger and Goutemiller present. Mrs C A Wendall of Dayton Ky is guest of Mr and Mrs J Owens.

Marie Steidle R. C. Stewart H. L. Stewart J. Best Walter Cincinoe Will Buzzard W. M. Lacey Mesdames Smith Chalk, Hull, McKeag, Koelsch, Randall, Orth, Miller, Terwilleger and Goutemiller

Terrace Park Notes Parade Visitors and Events

Mrs Mable Bradley and daughter from Detroit visit Mr Fred A Fillmore and family. Mrs Eppa Rixey hosts a gathering for Mrs Gilbert Hicks of Charleston W Va. University of Cincinnati Glee Club to perform Tuesday at Community Town Hall for Terrace Park Garden Club fundraiser followed by a dance. Terrace Park Garden Club members attend a Cincinnati iris show.

Mable Bradley Detroit, Mich Fred A. Fillmore Eppa Rixey Gilbert Hicks Charleston W. Va Mesdames James Turpin Gerard, Jr Annaoya University Glee Club of Cincinnati Community Town Hall Terrace Park Garden Club Cincinnati

Elmwood Social News Highlights

Mrs Gertes received a surprise shower Thursday afternoon. Sunshine Club guests met at Mrs T R Turner’s home Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Rugg and Mrs Rugg, Sr. returned from a trip to Wilmington Indiana. St Bernard and Hartwell visitors joined Mr and Mrs Oscar Tullis for dinner on Highland Avenue Thursday. Crystal Five Hundred Club to meet next Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs W Steinkoeing on Fairpark Avenue.

Gertes Kate Kessen Sunshine Club T. R. Turner Robert Rugg Rugg, Sr Wilmington Indiana Waldo Butler St. Bernard Tullies Mae Margaret Tullis Hartwell Oscar Tullis Highland Avenue Crystal Five Hundred Club W. Steinkoeing Fairpark Avenue

Marriages at St Bernard and St Clement’s churches

Local notes report two weddings in the area. Marie Burkhardt wed George Rothfuss at Wilson Memorial Church with Ralph Wagner as attendant, and Nellie Peene married Harlan Hauser at St Clement’s Church with Angela Meagher and Matt Ryan as attendants. The St Bernard Mothers Club meets next at the school assembly room with Dr. Carl Wilzbach as speaker. The Sewing Circle gathers Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W Brietholle.

Wilson Memorial Church Marie Burkhardt George Rothfuss Walter Harrell Ralph Wagner St. Bernard Nellie Peene Harlan Hauser St. Clement’s Church Father Juvenal Angela Meagher Matt Ryan Carl Wilzbach Sewing Circle W. Brietholle

Bridal showers and society events in Carthage

Mrs C Acus, a recent bride, received a shower hosted by sister Mrs Arthur Daley at Mrs C Jordan's home. Various local ladies attended other showers and gatherings including Mrs W Burtschy and Mrs M Leigh, with attendees named throughout. The Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra of Pl Ridge performed, and church groups held monthly meetings and aids society events.

C. Acus Arthur Daley C Jordan W. Burtschy M. Leigh W. Newton Sauder Steinkoenig 3. Lacher Gates Mis Bay B. Haggard A. S Shick Rs. Moore Ipih Ladi Aid Society

Arnold Lorena wed Clifford Aicholz in Newtown

On Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Arnold their daughter Lorena Arnold became the bride of Clifford Aicholz son of Mr. William Aicholz of Anchor. The bridesmaid Mrs Albert Byrns wore a pink chiffon gown with a corsage.

Gustave Arnold Areey Jes Lorena Arnold Clifford Aicholz William Aichols Anchor Albert Byrns

Mother's Day services and social events in local churches

The text notes Mother's Day services to be led by Rev W G Neel and Rev Mr Mitchell at local Baptist churches. It records a social hosted by Epworth League members and friends, Mrs Luella D Lemon entertaining Dr I D Jones and family, and Mrs William Frederick returning from a fortnight in Centerville Indiana for treatment.

Albert Byrns W. G. Neel Aew Mitchel Linwood Baptist Church Baptist Church Luella D. Lemon I. D. Jones Walnut Hills Sharonville Orne Epworth League William Frederick Cetiabvilis Ind

Hartwell Garden Club Hosts May Programs and Weddings

May events include Mrs Margaret Tissard of Dayton performing old fashioned song and verse at Wyoming home, Eleanor Bain Irwin singing with Harriet Moore. several clubs host gatherings and a birthday dinner, while Florence Louise and H Thompson marry with Rev H Leach Hoover officiating. The couple plan to live with the bride’s aunt in Wiswell avenue. at Holy Trinity Church Miss Margaret Hoover attended the bride. Nearby Mr and Mrs F Richardson wed in Cincinnati, honeymoon, then reside in Clifton. Neighborhood Sewing Club hosts Charles Lloyd’s gathering. Research Club attends Millsdale luncheon with Ella Campbell and others. Ky couple Charles Rieckel and Owen Felix visit, Felix hosts 87th birthday dinner.

Hartwell Garden Club Garden Circle Wyoming Woman’s Club Margaret Tissard Dayton Charles Paul Wyoming Eleanor Bain Irwin Harriet Moore William B. Boning Artwell Garden Club Judith Calvert Moore Ralph W. Lucille Louise Kerr Florence Louise H. Thompson Robert Lindsay Anna D. Tatem Phoebe Powell Harry Moore Elizabeth B. Sellers F. N. Beatty Charles Rieckel Cynthiana Owen Felix Woodsdale Avenue Felix K. R. Foster Mattie R. Foster Carrie Evans Sam Hedges

Bond Hill Socials and Club Meetings Report

Mrs C A Mills and her daughter Margery traveled to Washington DC to visit Mills's mother. Protheon class hosted by Mrs Nicholas Lodwick. Current Events Club enjoyed a 22 member gathering hosted by Mrs Fred Richards. Mrs Harry Woodward visiting sister Mrs Charles Graeser in Hanover Indiana. Unit No 2 luncheon hosted by Mrs Emil Herbrick at Mrs Eastman's tearoom with Rabbit Doerr Kleine Crusey Smith Morton and White in attendance. Mothers Club to meet in the school auditorium next Thursday at 2 15 pm with officer elections and Edith Campbell to speak on child labor.

C. A. Mills Margery Washington, D. C Mrs. Mills Nicholas Lodwick Protheon Fred Richards Current Events Club Harry Woodward Charles Graeser Hanover Ind Emil Herbrick

Washington Orchards Infested by Pheasants

Pheasants from China swarm in Washington orchards and upland areas near Wenatchee. Gardeners and truck growers face damage as game laws bar killing. Birds prowl at daybreak and intrude into homes. The invasion disrupts farms though pheasants are non native to the state.

New York World News Service Wenatchee Wash Northwest

Wedded on Two Days in Kentucky and Indiana

Elmer Montgomery and Miss Opal Armstrong, newlyweds from Lawrenceburg Kentucky, married by eloping to Jeffersonville Indiana. They began their vows just before midnight and finished as the calendar turned to a new day.

Lawrenceburg Elmer Montgomery Opal Armstrong Jeffersonville Ind

Miss Sutherland Injured in Horse Back Incident

Miss Katherine Sutherland daughter of former Senator Sutherland West Virginia was thrown from a horse on a park bridle path and sustained both arms broken in the accident.

Sutherland Associated Press Washington Katherine Sutherland West Virginia

Radio Schedule Highlights for New York and Philadelphia

WNYC New York airs 526 Meters special program from 5 PM. A two hour slot precedes, detailing a special broadcast. WLIT Philadelphia presents two orchestra programs at 1 PM and 5 PM on 394.5 Meters, each lasting one hour.

WNYC New York WLIT Philadelphia

Radio Schedule for WLW Cincinnati Mother’s Day Concert

Radio program for today lists WLW Cincinnati on 422.3 meters with a Sunday school lesson at 9 30 A M and church services at 11 A M 7 30 P M and a 8 30 P M concert feature honoring Mothers Day events.

WLW Cincinnati

Silent Sermonette Bids Night In Radio List

Radio schedule fragment notes a 4 PM sermonette and sacred chime ceremony followed by a silent night. Station list includes Central and Eastern networks with multiple affiliates such as KFDM KSD WGAZ WGST WHA WTAY WCEE WMC WOI CNRO PWX WAAM WHAZ WOR and others.

KFKX KFDM KSD WGAZ WGST WHA WTAY WCEE WMC WOI CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WHAZ WOR WRC WMAK WFI WTAM WDWF WEBJ

Central Stations Program Schedule at WGN Chicago

The listing outlines a day of events at WGN Chicago on 370.2 meters starting 11 A.M. with entertainers then a 2 P.M. organ recital followed by a 2:80 P.M. musical recital and an 8:30 P.M. musical concert and a 9 P.M. musical program.

WGN Chicago

Organ Services and Recital Schedule at WHAS Louisville

WHAS Louisville broadcasts at 299.8 meters with church services at 10 57 A M. An organ recital and vesper song services run for one hour starting at 5 P M.

WHAS Louisville

Chicago radio schedule lists sermon and orchestra

WQJ Chicago announces a morning sermon at 10 80 a m and an 8 pm orchestra program with vocal numbers, indicating a varied broadcast day for listeners.

WQJ Chicago

Evening Musical Schedule at Webh Chicago

At 5 PM a one hour musicale and at 7 PM a two hour musical program with studio entertainment are planned as part of Webh Chicago programming details.

WEBH Chicago

Radio Schedule Highlights Morning Service to Evening Concerts

WBCN Chicago lists a day with a morning service at 10 80 AM a 4 PM classical concert lasting one hour a 7 PM classical hour and an 8 PM popular program running three hours across the afternoon and evening.

WBCN Chicago

Organ recital and choir service at WLS Chicago

A 6 80 P M program at WLS Chicago features an organ recital and a church choir performance at the station in the evening.

WLS Chicago

Studio and Evening Concerts on KYW Chicago

A radio listing for KYW Chicago shows a 4 P.M. studio concert followed by a 7 P.M. concert. The schedule outlines two performances with no further details on artists or venues.

Eastern Stations Schedule on WEAF New York

WEAF New York lists Sunday programming with 2 P.M. hymn and services 3 P.M. services and chimes music 6 20 P.M. entertainers two hours and 8 15 P.M. organ recital on 491 5 meters 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. schedule

WEAF New York

Evening program highlights at Wear-Cleveland and KDKA East

Afternoon musicale at Wear Cleveland at 3 30 P M. Evening feature at Wear Cleveland 9 P M. East Pittsburgh list includes church services 10 A M. Symphony concert 1 30 P M Organ recital 8 P M Vesper recital 3 45 P M Dinner concert 5 30 P M baseball scores 6 30 P M Services continue.

Wear Cleveland KDKA Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Church Schedule for Sunday Services and Recital

WCAE Pittsburgh lists a 9:45 A.M. service followed by 2 P.M. church services, a 3 P.M. piano recital, and a 6:30 P.M. dinner concert all at the same venue.

WCAE Pittsburgh

Schedule of church services and concerts at WGY Schenectady

The day’s program at WGY Schenectady lists 379.5 meters with events including morning church services at 9 30 A M and 6 30 P M, 2 35 P M symphony, 7 45 P M orchestra, and a 9 P M violin recital.

WGY Schenectady Symphony Orchestra

WAEQ Oley Bland 273 Meters Daily Schedule

The entry lists schedule events including 10 80 A.M church services 4 30 P.M church services and 9 P.M musicale at WAEQ Oley Bland 273 meters.

Waeq-Oley Bland

New York Event Schedule With Music and Dance Acts

WHN listing shows a day of varied events including an organ recital at 2 PM and multiple musical programs. Christian Endeavor at 12 PM with a dance orchestra at 4 PM and string trio at 4:30 PM followed by Gem entertainers at 9 PM and a final orchestra at 9:45 PM.

WHN New York Christian Endeavor

Philadelphia Event Schedule Note

A fragment notes times for a Philadelphia church service at 6 15 P M and an 8 30 P M orchestra, with a measurement 508 2 meters referenced in the headline.

WIP Philadelphia

Evening Broadcast Schedule for WJY New York

At 7 15 P M the concert orchestra performs on WJY New York channel 405 2 meters followed by a talk at 9 P M This schedule outlines a two hour programming block with music and discussion.

WJY New York

Radio Program Schedule For WJZ and WOO Philadelphia

Times listed for WJZ New York and WOO Philadelphia include children's hour concerts vesper services and various musical programs throughout the day with morning services Sunday school sacred organ concert and violin performances. The schedule emphasizes religious and cultural programming across two stations with specific start times.

WJZ New York WOO Philadelphia

Flay Union Officials Who Sued Fitzgerald

Six directors of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks were reprimanded by a convention vote in Kansas City for joining a suit to block Grand President E. H. Fitzgerald from organizing an investment company linked to the Brotherhood Bank in Cincinnati. Names include Levi Cincinnati Stevens Salt Lake City Broci Vancouver Cox Richmond Hugh Atlanta Mullalley Newcastle. The convention backed the Executive Board in reprimanding Fitzgerald for the same issue.

Kansas City, Mo The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Brotherhood E. H. Fitzgerald Brotherhood Bank Cincinnati George S. Levi H. L. Stevens Salt Lake City John Broci Vancouver B. C J. C. Cox Richmond

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