Tribute for Monon official Frank B Humston follows funeral
Frank B Humston 60 division passenger agent at Monon Railroad lay in state at 3013 College Ave Indianapolis. Funeral at 2 30 pm with burial at Crown Hill. Large turnout from railroad world and civic groups. Pallbearers included W M Forbis and J W Armstrong among Monon and Shrine leaders. Reverend McFall delivered the sermon.
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Frank B. Humston
Monon Railroad
College Ave
Crown
Robert Elder
Murat Temple Shrine
W. M. Forbis
Gary
Ind
Frederick A. Doebber
Indianapolis Traffic Club
Spencer L. Pearson
The
Fred Kemper
Union Station
J. W. Armstrong
Monon
Ji. P. Hurrie
Monon System
F. P. Verna
E. F P. Cockerell
C. J. Orbison
Mural Shrine
Frank A. Butler
Columbia Club
W. J. Schoonover
Scottish Rite
John Ward
Humston
John W. McFall
Broadway M. E. Church
Smallest Will on Record Probated in Los Angeles
A probate file records a Will drawn by W. F. Bichenbach in Los Angeles on Oct 17 1923. It specifies that all real and personal property goes to his wife W. S. Bichenbach and is signed by W. F. Bichenbach on the back of a calling card.
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W. F. Bichenbach
Los Angeles
W. S. Bichenbach
Humston Death Shocks Indianapolis Traffic Club
Albert Stump delivers memorial address for Mr. Humston at a noon Traffic Club meeting in Severin. Money trains paused at Thirtieth St station to honor the late official. Mrs. Walter W. Lynch, Humston’s daughter, seriously ill in Methodist Hospital, family says. His last words queried her condition.
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Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Humston
Walter W. Lynch
Mr. Humston
Methodist Hospital
Two Pedestrians Hurt Blame Rain in City Accidents
Rain was blamed for two pedestrian incidents. Mary Mitchell, 9, was struck by a street car after stepping from a College Ave car near Massachusetts Ave. and New Jersey St. She was hospitalized then released home. Joseph Kern, 70, was hit by a car near Central Ave and taken to Methodist Hospital with bruises.
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Mary Mitchell
Nineteenth St
College Ave
Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey St
East Tenth Street
James McCune
E. St. Clair St
City Hospital
cCune
Joseph Kern
Central Ave
Robert Peterson
Wayne Ave
Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs Frank E Gavin
Funeral services for Mrs Frank E Gavin 71 church worker and club woman Greensburg pioneer resident who died here Tuesday will be held at 1308 Central Ave Friday at 0oom Burial Crown Hill cemetery persists as final rest.
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Frank E Gavin
Greensburg
Central Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
James Yule Retires as Manual Training Head of Dept
James Yule ends a thirty year tenure as forging department head at Manual Training High School and is honored by the faculty at a Wednesday afternoon party in the gymnasium.
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James Yule
Manual Training High School
Tonight's Radio Listings Show Staged Concerts and Comedy
Radio schedule lists 1925 programs from United Press WJZ New York and stations WCBD Zion WIP Philadelphia WRC Washington WKY Schenectady. Features include American Orchestra Society broadcast, Cornell mixed quartet, Rossini opera bouffe The Barber of Seville, Latin American night and Wedding Bells comedy.
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United Preas Wjz
New York
American Orchestral Society
WCBD
Zion
CST
Cornell
WIP
Philadelphia
Civic Opera Company
WRC
Washington
WKY
Schenectady
Radio programs list across North American stations
An extended schedule lists MRT Toronto KEDM Beaumont KFI Los Angeles KESEF Shenandoah KH Los Angeles KNX Hollywood KPO San Francisco KR Fairmont St Louis KYW Chicago WAHG Richmond WRAY WRZZ Springfield WRAX Northfield WTTW Pittsburgh WECO Minneapolis and other stations. It notes minstrel, concert and talk programs with performers such as Gordon Griffiths Walter Haines Theo Prince Henry Milne Arthur Vandervoort and Dorothey.
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Toronto
Can
King Solomon Lodge
Gordon Griffiths
Frank Will
O Canada
Walter Haines
Theo
Prince
Henry Milne
Arthur Vandervoort
Uncle Rhoome
George Grifftha
Ernest Mazifuil
Bob’ Wilson
Charlie Kenney
KEDM
Beaumont
Texas
Central
P. m
KFI
Los Angeles
Calif
Pacific
Evening Herald
Examiner
Newa Bulletting
Dan McFarland
Arcantat
Consolidated School of Cromwell
Pacific Tatesalo Company
Art Hickmann
Eel Fitzpatrick
Richard Headrick
Uncle John
New
Lind Studebaker
Sittan’s
Cocoanut Grove
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Setner
Fairmont
St. Louis
Selver's
Setas Kyw
Chicago
Mra
Anne J
Vucle Bote
Coon Sandera
Remington Welch
Orzantatl Wahg
Richmond
Pastern
Sal Seeley
Helena Lynch
Rontuctor
Norman Curtissian
Wang
Dirothy
Hickles
Hooker Eaton
Adys Arment
Logtr Gene Sullivan
Norman Corts
Dorothe Wo
Phtjive
Gene Napolitan
Mie
WRAY
Columbus
Ohio
Columbis Mandham
Lanne
Sprindfield
McEnets
Pittsburgh
Volunteer of America
Nyysica Preseram
Sequille Eioh Wat
Northfield
Minn
Central Sae
Qurnalea de Gevaree
Wella Stetien
Philadelphia
Meyer Darts Hotel
Porerleania
Diverse radio concert listings across multiple stations
A dense schedule lists music programs, dance numbers, and spoken features across stations WDAF WDAR WEAF WHAS WIP WJZ WMAQ WOC among others. Entries include orchestra performances, piano tunings, children's stories, health talks, and student recitals scheduled from afternoon to late evening across cities such as Kansas City Philadelphia New York and Chicago.
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WDAF
Kansas City
Central
the Star's
School of the Air
Kansas City Children’s Bureau
Hotel Muehlebach
Trianon Ensemble
The
Star's Radio Orchestra
Dream Daddy
Walter Greenough
WDAR
Green Hilla Farm Hotel
Arcadia Cafe Dance Orchestra
Morning Glory Club
Herscher and
Zoehrns
Philadelphia
WEAF
New York
Stort G. R. Kinney Company
Nat Lewis
B. Fischer
Coffee Dance Orchestra
Chicago
Lyon & Healy
Sen Kan
Progr
Drake
Blackstone Dance Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
Buffa Courier and Enquirer
Din Vincent Lopez Hotel
Statlerner Imu Dance Orchestra
Ith Gleser
Santa Cla Os
A Pont Ge
Mise Lopes Hotel
Statler Dance Orchestra
Harold Gieser
Schenvetady
N.Y
Hastern
Oy. m
W. Woodall
Salvation Band
Aiddress
Taylor
Eat
Sweeney Adie
S. F. Bencater
Gilbert Jaffy
Cleveland
Ohio
Ponce de Leon
Herbert Hayward
Dirt i. Grebe
Hanna
Ethel
Hawes
Lowitime
Whe Stellhopa
Edestra
Dean Smith
Dea Moines
May Vibers
Eva Winegard
Marion Speer
Monday Muate Club
Ade
Mra
Jessie Audrow
WIP
Yen Davenport
Ehostess
Marx
Regal
Memphis
Tenn
Novelty Orcheatra
Frank Tira
Royal Canadian orchestra to play on WTAY Oak Park air
In the evening schedule WTAY Oak Park announces Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadian orchestra from 6:45 to 7:45 pm with Harry Sosnik as conductor. The Detroit News orchestra performs at 8:30 with Jean Goldkette and singers Norman Butterfield Claudine Secor and Anne Campbell listed among participants.
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P. m
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadian Orchestra
Wtay
Oak Park
Ill
Central
Harry Sosnik
Ray Kroc
Sandy Meek
Black Cat Orchestra
Detroit
Mich
Eastern
Detroit News Orchestra
Jean Goldkette
Knights of Harmony
Norman Butterfield
Claudine Secor
Anne Campbell
Detroit News
QUIZ YOUTH IN MURDER
Milwaukee police questioned 22 year old Wenzel Hoover in the death of 25 year old Vera T. Boshard who was strangled and stabbed in her home. Hoover was held without charge and denied knowledge of the killing as he was taken into custody while leaving the Boshard flat.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wenzel Hoover
Vera T. Boshard
Grain Men to Meet for Indiana Dealers Convention
Annual convention of the Indiana Grain Dealers Association will be held at the Board of Trade Building on January 15 and 16. Speakers include Raymond Morgan of Knightstown former Indiana House speaker James P. Goodrich former Governor J H Armington government meteorologist and Fred G Harner of Chicago.
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Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Board of Trade
Raymond Morgan
Knightstown
Indiana House of Representatives
James P. Goodrich
J. H. Armington
Fred G. Harner
Chicago
Madison to Host Good Roads Meeting Friday Noon
The Madison Chamber of Commerce will hold a good roads meeting Friday at noon. Speakers include John D. Williams director State highway commission A V Burch commission vice chairman and Earl Crawford commissioner. The opening of the new roads into Madison will be celebrated.
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Madison
Ind
Kahlo Sells Stock as Geddes Interests Take Control
The Havens and Geddes Wholesale Dry Goods Co. transfers control with the purchase of Harry C Kahlo stock valued around 350000. R Felix Geddes becomes president, R Parker Geddes vice president, Fred B Brown secretary treasurer. Kahlo withdraws. personnel remain otherwise unchanged. The firm operates from 204 206 S Meridian St in a five story building, founded by Elisha Havens fifty four years ago.
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Wholsale Dry Goods Co
Geddes
Harry Co. Kahlo
R. Felix Geddes
R. Parker Geddes
Fred B. Brown
Kahlo
S. Meridian St
Elisha Havens
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