Radio Programs Schedule Rings In Monday With Orchestra Hour
Central Time listings show EDEA symphony orchestra, multiple city stations and rooms across Pittsburgh Minneapolis Chicago and more. Programs include children's hour dramatic segments bedtime stories and music concerts led by several named ensembles and conductors. Local stations feature around the town segments and noon farm program.
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Indianapolis Times
Edea Sympaony
Pittsburgh
Conree
Minneapolis
Paul
Sephia Davis
Dan Chiseeabe
WGR
falo—Lopez
WDAF
Kansas City
Brother Club
WIP
WBZ
Pee Mass
Ote Achat
East Pitts
Eo Hwa
Pitta
Delphia— Wey
Kyw
Chicago
Uncle Bob
WCAP
Yaethsten
Betta Schieee
New York
Roseland Or Steel Oviax
Cleveland
Loew's State’ Theater
WOAW
Omaha—Heiman Orchestra
Rites Held for Fire Victim Bedford Wysong
Funeral services are set for Bedford C. Wysong 48 proprietor of Wy Clothing Store 765 Massachusetts Ave burned to death in a Shelbyville Tenn hotel Saturday night. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Wysong arrived by train from Indianapolis today accompanied by Mrs. Frank Grooms a half sister and her husband. He leaves a widow and two children Evelyn 21 and Thomas 4. He is survived by a sister a half-brother and other relatives. He was a Knights of Pythias member and had spent over twenty years in Indianapolis business. Born in East Germantown Wayne County Indiana.
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Bedford C. Wysong
Massachusetts Ave
Shelbyville
Tenn
Shirley Bros
Illinois St
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Mr. Wysong
Frank Grooms
Chicago
Evelyn
Thomas
Edna W. Greenough
Shirrel Shissler
Grooms
The
Knights of Pythia
East Germantown
Wayne County
Indiana
Shake Off Ball and Chain Pastors Advice
Dr. Frank and G Wicks of All Souls Unitarian Church urge breaking free from the past. They warn that clinging to losses and failures keeps one enslaved, and advise burying past injuries while extracting wisdom to live bravely in the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank & G& Wicks
All Souls Unitation Church
Dr._ Wicks
Marley
Radio Music Listings Across Cities Highlight Concerts and Programs
A cache of station call letters and times outlines a mosaic of nightly musical programs. From Kansas City to Philadelphia, cities like Cleveland Newark Milwaukee and Boston showcase orchestras, choirs and bands with schedules around 7 05 PM to 10 PM. The listings feature University and theater bands, instrumentals, quartets and vocal ensembles with varied venues such as theaters and concert halls.
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East Pittste Orchestra
KSD
Missouri Theater
Long Island
BAV
Boston—Musical
South
Tal Denny
Kansas City
Davenport
Town
Sandmar
Pinecone
WOR
Newark —Musicale
WTAM
Cleveland
Wake
Providence
WCAB
Pittsburgh
WJJD
Mopee Te Iil
Mooseheart Novelty Orchestre P Ap
Milford
Kan
Worth— Black and i . One Hour. Wex (617). Sbetroit
WHO
Toes
Bees Goon Ocal
Drake
Poyre Wnyc
Phiadel Ae Ae Gevereni
Oronto
Church pamphlets urge open doors to all at services
At Sunday services Rev Mills a World War major distributed pamphlets declaring the church doors are open wide to whosoever will come.
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Mills
Musical radio listings from Ames to Newark across cities
A fragmented schedule lists radio programing by city and time with stations such as KFI WSB WHN WEAF and AF. It references orchestras including the Paul-Stage and Buffalo Statler ensembles and notes varied show times in cities like Ames Los Angeles Atlanta Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia.
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Ffinneapolie
I CIA
Raadin University
Memphis
Mitjnneapolis
Chicago
Tate
Fiat
Detroit
Kansas
WEAF
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Linwood Church Women to Hold Quarterly Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of Linwood Christian Church will meet at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the church. A native of India will address the gathering. A note adds that a thousand thunderstorms are ongoing around the earth.
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Women’s Missionary Society of Linwood Christian Church
India
CAFE ROBBED OF TIES AND GOODS REPORTED
Catherine Rassman of 302 Virginia Ave reported a thief entered her cafe on Sunday and stole eight neckties cigars and tobacco valued at 40. Rex Redwine 18 of 718 Fletcher Ave was held for questioning on a 1000 vagrancy bond. Other theft losses were reported.
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Catherine Rassman
Virginia Ave
Rex Redwine
Fletcher Ave
Local purse theft reported at City Trust Building
Miss Donna Harris reports theft of $8.90 from her purse at 1305 City Trust Building. Arthur Hall of 712 N Illinois St. is associated with $35 taken from his room.
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Donna Harris
W. Tenth St
City Trust
Arthur Hall
Illinois St
Two White Prisoners Escape From Putnamville Farm
United Press reports two white inmates escaped from the State penal farm at Putnamville on Sunday and were being hunted across central Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greencastle
Ind
Putnamville
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DAF
Fia
Buffalo
Onauer” of
Troy
Brute Simon
Wonca Percy
Jefferson City
Moeek Snodgrass
Aion
Ivories
Atlanta
Elgin
Mooseheart
Rataas City
Ighthawke
Iowa
Ehimes
Atainment
Tennessee
Dr. Wicks
Pape
WMAQ
WJAX
WCAE
WOBD
WOS
WEMC
WCCO
WDAR
WOC
KFKX
Woap
Wash
Wardman Park
Springs
Mich
phiinnelis-St. Fort Bearent Pee
Stanley Theater
Boston
Dallas
WMC
Georgia Serenaders
St. Les
Ciite Dedicatee
Omaha
United States’ Infantry Band
Woo
Hastings
EEI Bosinfonian
Mes
Weather Report
Phiadelphia—Musical
Clevelant
Sptaare Orchestra
Hotel Mevivania Tra
KFTI
Los Aain
KFEB
T. A. Mills
New England
Blis
KDKA
Wccc
KFKB
WHAZ
KG6
Wwoc
WLS
WQJ
WGN
WEBH
WRC
WBCN
WCAL
WTAY
WHAS
WIJY
WFI
WGAZ
WBAV
WBAP
WTAS
WNYE
WEEI
Woo—Wor
Ws5b
WAHG
WHN
KGO
Mission Society
Foley
Bankers Investment Co
Continental Bank
Allen Clinton Clinton Daviess
Elkhart
Cannelton
Fort Wayne
Franklin Indianapolis
Laporte
Mooresville
New Harmony
Washington Lake County
Marion County
Cass County
Harrison County
Newton County
Pike County
Tel
Ity
Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank Va%o
Pletcher Savings and Trust Company
Vans Woollen
H. F. Clippinger
Bond Department
Comptroller
Elmer W. Stout
George C. Forrey JR
Theodore Stempfel
Gustav H. Mueller
Walter F.C. Golt
Ice
Feman H. Tyndall
Harold B. Sutherlin
Ralph K. Smith
LPH
G. Wocher
Frank T. Wocher
Clarence
Robinson
Otto J. Feucht
Chester L. Robinson
Walter J. Hubbard JR
Maurice W. Socwell
Foreign Department
Henry L. Hilkene
TOTAL
Thomas Taggart
James A. Allison Hervey Bates JR
Tipton
Blish
Blish Milling Co
Seymour
James I. Disshuth
Indianapolis Wire Bound Co
Geo. C. Forrey JR
Fletcher American Co
Fred Hoke
Leo M Rappaport
Albert M. Rosenthal
Standard Paper Co
Gustav A. Schnul
Fletcher American
Fletcher American National Bank
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