Radio Programs and Orchestras Across Cities Tonight
A roundup of 1925 radio listings from WEAF WOC WCCO and others detailing Nathaniel Shilkret Wendell Hall the New York Philharmonic and Detroit Symphony performances with times and station call signs across multiple cities. The schedule includes Beethoven Symphony No 9 and other program notes as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Weaf
New York
WOC
Davenport
WCCO
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWJ
Detroit
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WGR
Buffalo
WAR
Providence
WEEI
Boston
WFI
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Shilkret
Salon
Wendell Hall
WIZ
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WMC
Memphis
Harry Nichols
Municipal
WCX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Radio Programs Listings July 21 Featuring WHK WHN WGY
Radio schedule fragment lists programs from WHK Cleveland WHN New York WGY Schenectady and Cincinnati. Mentions music and orchestral parts with partial station codes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursda
WHK
Cleveland — Music
WHN
New York
Cincinnati
Orfan
WGY
Schenectady
Radio and Music Listings Across Cities
City by city radio and music station notes include Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Omaha New York Minneapolis Montreal Dallas and New Orleans with station call letters and program blocks such as music and orchestras. The listings show multiple stations like WEAI WGR WFI WEN WHAF and others with varied times and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. M
Pittsburgh
New York
Trina
WEAI
WFI
WGR
WWI
WEN
Caai
New
Minneapolis- Bt
Fegona
WPG
Atty—— Misia
CKAC
Montreal
Bees
WEEL
WOU
WIAR
WFAA
Dallas
WSMB
New Orleans
Radio Listings Showcase National and Local Programs
A dense set of broadcast listings highlights stations from New York to Los Angeles and regional hubs like Mooseheart Cincinnati and Memphis. Items include concert programs, orchestras, and entertainment segments with times ranging from 9:10 to 11:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pple Club
WEAF
Rehi Gar
Resomalia
Orkan
Mk i
New
WJJD
Mooseheart
Kgt
Os Angeles
Ristow— Entertaiment
Oailana
Oe Ag
Cincinnati
Promi Atenor
Ewro
Washington
WOAW
Omaha—Or
WSB
Atlanta
Mac
XFI
Los Angeles
Wad
Memphis
Ore
WDAF
Kansas City
Bal- AL Maha — Aps Alaria
Coe
City urged to cut weeds on own land and curb shrubbery
A reader appeals to The Times through Mr Fixit to enforce weed removal on vacant and nearby private lots. The piece also notes park board action on Garfield Park weed cleanup and requests shrubbery trimming on Tuxedo Eighth Street to improve street safety. It mentions bridge post lettering, barn sanitation, and a call to report nuisances to Mr Fixit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Fixit
Orange St
Pleasant Run
W. Washington St
Sergant
Mary Moore
Park Department
Fixit
Commissioner's Department
Crossword Puzzle with Unfamiliar Word Clues
Dense list of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to places and people names like Pittman Parker Siman and addresses such as 638 W Thirty-Firet and 1140 N. Pennsylvania. Puzzle ends with a garbled answer prompt and scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pittman
N. Parker
Zercot Sipe
It Siman Jr
Pennsylvania
Dagar
N. Drexel
N. la Salle
Ge Y
Michigan
Sai Paice
Sai Paice” Fer E Eae Tate Utua Poo. Company
Shelby
Te Iol
Any
College
Essighe
Furnace
New Jersey
Hoosier Briefs and Small Town Notes Across Indiana
A jumble of items from Hoosier towns reports a one legged man in Columbus pondering an automobile spree after buying three cars on an empty meal budget. Bluffton farmers plan a remonstrance against taxes and public improvements. The 1776 Massachusetts Sun is shown as Boone County’s oldest newspaper on display in Lebanon. No bids emerged for Seymour’s Fancy Furniture Company sale. Princeton drivers face a glare light crackdown with about fifty arrests. Bertha Young seeks divorce and alimony after a sullen husband, Harley. Detroit funds and a wandering youth surface in an unrelated inquiry. A Mary Ewing farm yield near Vincennes is pegged as a possible state wheat record. Garth Swigert warns against bottle handling at the Star ice cream plant after an injury. Vermilion County Hospital reports 543 patients in its first year with twenty-one deaths. Gaiser Park in Seymour will get lights as council approves purchase of seventeen discarded posts.
Pettis Weekly Program Broadcast by Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
The Pettis Light Opera Ensemble will air a Pettis Weekly Program on WFBM tonight from 8 16 to 9 15. The broadcast promises musical entertainment and a selection of light operatic numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Paul Fred's Athletic Club
Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
Paul Fred's Athletic Club Syncopators
Light Opera Ensemble
Air
WFBM
Radio Fans in Germany Shun Advertising Broadcasts
Radio listeners in Germany stop tunes and tune out any broadcasts leaning toward advertisement as stations push marketing content.
Also Mentioned on This Page
WBZ
WIP
WKRC
WJZ
KGO
KFRA
KFI
WTAM
WOS
WOCO
WHAZ
WMAK
WCBD
WHA
WCAL
PWX
WAHG
KFNF
KFEKX
CNRO
Ee M
KEDM
Beaumont
Gene ' Weer
WGK
WJAR
wWleveland
Wile Aia Cievel
WRW
Tarryton Music
KDKA
WLW
WJY
Bonnet
WHO
EAF
WGBS
Abcs
Louisville
Bea Moines
Tarrytown
Pitts
WTIC
Hartsh
P. M
KED
Ee Ksdm
St Beaumont
Ouls
Frank W. Wood
W. New York St
N. Penn
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Record Center of
Indianapolis
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
Carlin Music CO
Wash
Treal— Cpt Ath Ey Bie
Atlantic City
Chestra
RNY Sas
EU Heteor
Me-Wex
Detroit—Red
KFDM
Wws
Whas—Who
WEAR
KOA
WBAP
KFRU
Boulevard
South Side
Theodore Taylor
Park Board
Garfield Park
China
Tom
Danny
Lany
Daddy
Amy
Williams
Anill
Trwlbami
Onta
Mator
Gome
Watane
WSR
Rotucket
Freckles
Blosser
AICE
Jumbo
Hoosier Briefs
Columbus
Robert Mattingley
Bluffton
E. Washington St
Massachusetts Sun
Worchester
Boone County
Lebanon
Seymour
Sneed
Jackson County
Brownstown
Princeton
Harley
Bertha Young
Alexandria
Hartford City
Mary Ewing
Vincennes
Garth Swigert
Star Ice Cream Factory
Vermilion County Hospital
Clinton
Gaiser Park
Pettis
Apa
Germany
Castoria
Centaur
New York, UT
Fletcher
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