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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
12
A Friday radio segment on WFBM presented by Merchants Heat and Light features classical and popular pieces. The Victor Herbert Ensemble and the First Presbyterian Quartet will perform from the Hotel Severin studio.
Program notes list the Victor Herbert Ensemble conducted by Kerner with March Victorious Harvard and The Fortune Teller. Features soloists Virgil Henry and Mary Case, and ensembles including a first press quartet with soprano and organist, plus sacred works and Christmas carols.
An advertisement promises a free trial of a new method from Frontier Asthma Co for severe asthma attacks. It urges sufferers to send for the trial regardless of faith in remedies and emphasizes immediate action and coupon submission.
Mary Case a member of the First Presbyterian Church quartet will sing as soloist and as part of the quartet on The Times radio program Friday night from the Hotel Severin over WFBM.
Station KOA in Denver uses on air broadcasts to describe missing individuals and consistently succeeds in locating them. The approach centers on rapid public alerts and widespread listener engagement.
The Little Theatre Society of Indiana will present The Dust of the Road on WFBM Friday night at 8 15. Participants include Douglas Dale David Neefus Charles Dosch and Mary Herold with John Tribby as announcer and Eugene M Fife directing the program.
Indianapois Automobile Trade Association plans a poster contest for Indianapolis art students during the spring auto show week of February 15. E M Fife directs, deadline February 1, four prizes from 20 to 5 dollars. John Orman announces all passenger car show space is sold.
John Mc Cormack and Madame Bori will appear in a radio concert on New Year’s night under the Victor Talking Machine Company. The program will be broadcast through WJZ and KYW and KDKA WBZ Schenectady and WRC in a nationwide network.
The event honors the first anniversary of the January 1, 1925 radio program in Washington where McCormack and BorI were the first internationally known artists heard in a radio concert.
J. N. Lemon Sr. becomes division passenger agent for the road in Indianapolis replacing J. W. Gardner who moved to St. Louis Missouri. Lemon previously served as Cleveland Ohio based division passenger agent.
Inspection of the new banking rooms of the City Trust Company and City Securities Corporation in the City Trust Building at 108-1121 Washington Street is invited by Dick Miller, president. The building formerly housed the National City Bank at Delaware and Market Streets.
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