Gala concert aids Old Ironsides with massed bands
United Press reports a 6:20 P M gala concert in New York featuring massed Army Navy and Marine bands to aid Old Ironsides. Other stations list Alabema Sciot's band from KGO Oakland and operatic performances at WLW WGN and WIP with Gounaud's Mirrella The Royal Vagabond and In a Persian Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WNYC
New York
KGO
Oakland
Alabema Sciot
WLW
Cincinnati
Gounaud
Mirrella
WGN
Chicago
WIP
Philadelphia
Lehmann
Children Join In Service and Sunday Talks Across Town
A local religion notes page lists Sunday morning sermons by Rev. Fred A. Line at Central Universalist Church and Rev. H R Waldo at Second Baptist Church with topics on life, golf, and God. Other pastors including Rev. Elden Mills Rev L C E Fackler Rev Charles Gun Solus Rev G L Farrow and Rev J H Rilling announce services, Sunday schools, and evening meetings with themes from Christian unity to reincarnation and the race of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Line
Central Universalist Church
Fifteenth and
N. New Jersey Sts
H. R. Waldo
Second Baptist Church
God
Masonic Home
Franklin
L. C. E. Fackler
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Baal
Brotherhood
Ladies’ Aid
Charles H. Gunsolus
Christian Spiritualist Church
J. H. Rilling
Second Evangelical Church
Novel Revue at Lyric Next Week at Palace Theater
The Palace theater presents a versatile vaudeville bill for the first half of next week. Zermain and Farrar star with music by a sextet, Paul Cadieux sings, and Bill Desmond headlines The Dude Bandit sketch. The program includes Capitol City Trio Delbridge and Gremmert Equillo Brothers Florence Cast The Director and Train in Dixie. On screen are Rustling for Cupid The Shadow on the Wall Pathe News Aesop Fable and Topics of the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater
Zermain
Farrar
Paul Cadieux
William Desmond
Dude Bandit
Mexico
Mr. Desmond
Capitol City
Delbridge
Gremmert
Dixie
Equillo Brothers
Florence Cast
Eddie Cole
George Snyder
Greene
Gale
Aurora
George O'Brien
Anita Stewart
Pete B. Kyne
Eileen Percy
Creighton Hale
Pathe News
Stolen automobiles listed for Harold Welch and others
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Harold Welch of 3246 Graceland Ave Ford from Market and Del aware Sta Judge 1 Saunders 2149 North western Ave Buick 66 254 from St Clair and Delware Sta W H Moory Cicero Ind Ford 402 714 from Pennsylvania and Georgia Sts Stella Zimmerman 315% N Del aware St Ford 557 033 from Mort dian and Tenth Sts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Welch
Graceland Ave
Ford
Market
Delaware
Judge 1
Saunders
Northwestern Ave
Buick
St. Clair
Delware
Automobiles Recovered by Police Belong to Local Residents
Vehicles found stripped or abandoned by police include a Chevrolet owned by Emmett O'Brien of 231 Hanson St at Thirtieth St and Emerson Ave, another Chevrolet of George W. Johns at 2128 Broadway, a Hertz touring car with Illinois plate 192-122 found at 622 BE Market, and a Ford owned by Theodore Ballard of 980 Roache St near 2461 Bond St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett O’brien
Hanson St
Chevrolet
Thirtieth St
Emerson Ave
George W. Johns
Broadway
Massachusetts
Hamilton Aves
Illinois
Theodore Ballard
Roache St
Ford
Bond St
Watermelons Arrive In City At Market Stands
Florida watermelons sell for 2.50 each and peaches from Gal fornia 20 to 30 cents a pound as new arrivals hit city markets. Prices for other fruits and vegetables include Racme beauty apples 25 cents a pound, green asparagus 20 to 60 cents per bunch, white asparagus 10 cents a bunch, cantaloupes 10 to 20 cents, honeydew 35 to 50 cents, grapes 10 cents a bunch, grapefruit 10 cents or two for 25, ship tomatoes 20 to 30 cents a pound, hot house tomatoes 40 cents a pound, raspberries 80 to 35 cents a box, eggs 30 to 38 cents, butter 53 cents a pound, cherries 50 cents a pound, summer squash 20 cents a pound, pineapples 10 to 35 cents each, apricots and plums 15 to 25 cents a pound, peas 20 cents and two pounds for 25, green beans 20 and two pounds for 25, Indianapolis strawberries 20 to 80 cents a quart, and lemons 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Galfornia
Racme
Indianapolis
Radio Programs Schedule Summary
A fragmented radio schedule lists stations and programs from KYW WBZ WGY WLIT WOC ORR WRNY WEEI WEAF WABC WBA P WDAF WEBH WFI WHT WIP WJR WLIB WLS WMBB WMCA WOAW WORD WPG WOQJ Y WSB WCCO and others. Mentions dinner concert orchestra chimes organ sports and various concert or spoke programs across many stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
WBZ
WGY
Wlit—Concos
WOC
ORR
WRNY
WEEI
WEAF
WBAP
WDAF
WEBH
WFI
WHT
WIP
WJR
WJZ
Congressional Forum
WLIB
WLS
Ford
Glenn
WMBB
WMCA
WOAW
WPG
Work of Congress
WSB
Wsba
RNY
WwNro
Radio Night Schedule Listing by Station and Time
A historical radio guide lists dance shows and program times across stations such as WBZ KMOX WTAM WEBH WIR WEAF WGY WPG WEAF WOAW WQJ WPG WMBB WCCO WLIB KPRC WENR WFAA WDAF and WEBH from 7:30 PM to 12:00 PM showing the evening lineup by station and half hour slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
WGY
WPG
WEAF
WOAW
WQJ
WMBB
WCCO
WLIB
KPRC
KMOX
WENR
WFAA
WDAF
WEBH
WGN
Auldweennes
GBS
Wip
Peacin’ Garden
WHD
WMAQ
Dawn and Pratt
WMCA
Ochestra
Wpg—Dance
Drawing Room Players
WSM
Nestea
Wtam— Orchestra
la Forge-Berumen Musicale
KDKA
PWX
Popularrogram
WwRe
EPRC
WSB
Tel Skylark
KFNF
KFI
KGO
Alameda Bang
Rendezvous Club
al Organs
Orchestra
WJJD
Settin
War
WRNY
Nighthawk
Kfi—Radio Club
Adath Poets
Episcopal
WWJ
WBAP
WJZ
Ehured Carrillon
WOK
Baptist Choir
WTAM
Uncle Walt
Capitol Family
WEEL
WTAG
KSD
WCAB
Wbz—Orchestra
Poe de E
Wht—Women's Council
Wccco—Science Services
KOA
KYW
WJAZ
WLS
WLWL
Paulist Choris
WCX
Neapers Kfnf
Ethen Rule Circle
AL —Musicale
WCAU
Tabernacle
WREO
Science
Melody Hour
WBBM
Bible E Aude
Oyal
WGR
WSAIL
WJR
P. Vicahand
Cogrey
coRal Servi Cavalry Band
WEFI
First _ Christian Church
First Christian Church
Church of Christ
Old Maste
KNOX
KFUO
WOC
KPR
Evening radio schedule with orchestras and programs
A dense listing of radio time slots and stations featuring orchestras, vocalists, talk, and educational segments from 6:30 PM through 7:30 PM. Entrants include WMOX WFAA WOR WBBM WBZ WGN WEAF WGY and others with varied music, talks, and recitals noted.
Radio and Orchestra Listings Spill Across Stations
A fragment lists Sunday programs across multiple radio stations featuring orchestras, vocal groups, dance programs, and concert music. Notable items include WBZ WBZ orchestras, KMOX Cotton Picker, WGN old prize fight, and WSM apogee 8 3. The text mixes performers, times, and show names without full sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
WN Light Opera
Royal Vagabond
KLDS
KMOX
Cotton Picker
KYW
CCO
WDAP
WEAP
WBA
wGebs
WIP
WMAQ
WMBB
WMCA
WOR
WPG
Wrny—Musicalee
WSUI
WSB
Wtam— Peeves and Gang
WTIC
Ackage
WAIU
WSM
KPRC
Radio Station Call Letters List by Region
A catalog of broadcast identifiers arranged by region including Central Eastern and Far West groups. The list names numerous stations such as Central KFDM KFKX WCBD WGBF WHB WHO WCAI WEMC WGST WHAD and Eastern WCAU WCAP WEBJ WHAM WHN WLIT WWJ Wwcx WOO WBAL WGHB WTAG WRVA plus Far West CFAC KLX KOAC KWSsc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
WCBD
WGBF
WHB
WHO
WCAI
WEMC
WGST
WHAD
WCAU
WCAP
WEBJ
WHAM
WHN
WLIT
WWJ
Wwcx
WOO
WBAL
WGHB
WTAG
WRVA
Far West
CFAC
KLX
KOAC
Kwssc
Merchants Heat and Light Co Events at Local Churches
Sunday services at Roberts Park M. E. Church at 11 00 and 2 00 at Cable Tabernacle. organ recital at 4 30 and a 7 30 silent event scheduled. Charles Hansen listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Roberts Park
M. E
Cable Tabernacle Services
Charles Hansen
Radio Schedule Highlights From United Press Telecast
A 1926 United Press listing outlines Central Standard Time radio programming across major stations. It shows orchestras, choirs, solos, dramas, and special numbers from WJZ in New York to WEAF and WHO in Des Moines, with operas, Bible hours, and festival hours among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Central
WJZ
New York
WEAF
Capitol Theater
Allen McQuihae
WHO
Des Moines
14Th Infantry
Weco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
KOA
Denver
Silent Sunday Radio Call Letters List
A compact enumeration of radio station call letters grouped by regions Silent Sunday includes Central-CNRW CFKX WIL WMAQ WMC WOI WHAS WGST WHAD KSO KFH WGBF and Eastern CNRO CNRT WRC CNRM WAHG WAAM WHAZ WHAM WJR WEAO WRVA WGHB WTIC Far West KFOA KWSC KLX CNRR CNRV CNRE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
CNRW
CFKX
WIL
WMAQ
WMC
WOI
WHAS
WGST
WHAD
KSO
KFH
WGBF
CNRO
CNRT
WRC
CNRM
WAHG
WAAM
WHAZ
WHAM
WJR
WEAO
WRVA
WGHB
WTIC
Far West
KFOA
KWSC
KLX
CNRR
CNRV
CNRE
Radio Concert Listings From A Market Evening Program
A dense broadcast schedule lists numerous stations and programs including WTAM WJZ WGN WFAA and more. Entries mention orchestras ensembles vocalists choirs and church services with times around 6 to 9 PM and late night recitals and organ concerts.
Ziegfeld Seeks Beauty Types From All Corners
The impresario notes his success comes from doing his own work and scouting beauty wherever she appears. He engages Joseph Urban and Ben Ali Haggan for staging and Esther Ralston is set for the role of the glorified American girl. He hunts for prospects in toothpaste ads, auto pages, college magazines, and beauty contests. He criticizes those who storm his gates as not all beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Joseph Urban
Ben Ali Haggan
Esther Ralston
Ziegfeld
Templeton Elected President of Uptown Merchants Association
Harry G. Templeton a real estate dealer at 4144 College Ave is president of the Uptown Merchants Association a group of businessmen in the College Ave and Forty Second St area. Other officers include Dr B S Davison vice president J Clark Mills secretary and treasurer with R D Hiple R A Hesseldenz Henry Rosener and Ferd Murr as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Templeton
College Ave
Uptown Merchants Association
Forty-Second St
Dr. B. S. Davisson
J. Clark Mills
R. D. Hipple
R. A. Hesseldenz
Henry Rosener
Ferd Murr
Rounding Round With Hickman
Roundup of local figures at Terre Haute appearing in social and business scenes. Milton Byron of the Berkell company is seen in an automobile outing with his dog. A girl tells treasurer at Englishs she misplaced her marriage license in the theater. Judge John E. Cox visits performances at Englishs and Keiths. A. F. Miller signs checks cheerfully. Henry Burton, Olsen interests press rep, walks Sunday night. George Fross of the Western Vaudeville Association visits friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Byron
Berkell Company
English's
John E. Cox
Superior Court
Terre Haute
English’s
Keith
A. F. Miller
Henry Burton
Olsen Interests
George Fross
Western Vaudeville Association
Funds to Finch Park Chautauqua to aid playgrounds
Proceeds from a June 11 to 16 chautauqua in Finch Park sponsored by the South east Civic Improvement Club will fund park playground development. J Ed Burk acting secretary says the goal is to equip the park with safe apparatus and beautify the area. Junior meetings occur daily and several prominent persons are slated for Sunday, June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch Park
State
Fletcher Aves
Southeast Civic Improvement Club
J. Ed Burk
Burk
Cantata at East Park M. E. Church
Children's exercises compose the program for evening services at East Park M. E. Church Sunday. A cantata The Festal Queen will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
M. E
Tire Dealers Meet at Columbia Club in Indianapolis
Managers of sixteen Rhino tire stores in Indiana gathered for a Friday meeting and dinner at the Columbia Club. George A. Volz of St. Louis, secretary of the organization, outlined the company's work with Sherrie A. Deming of Indianapolis serving as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhino Tire
Indiana
Columbia Club
George A. Volz
St. Louis
Sherrie A. Deming
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Byron G. Smith
Bible Teaching School of
Ft. Wayne
Christian Endeavor
First Friends Church
Capitol Avenue M. BE
Joseph G. Moore
G. L. Farrow
Victory Memorial Methodist
Samuel Piety
la Fontaine
North Side Nazarene Church
C. W. Jay
E. W. Jay
DR. Frank
C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Polonaise Militaire
Eeeeee Gounod
LYRIC
WCAR
WCRD
RWA Ene
AHG
Wsai i
P AP
WIBO
WSMB
WSOR
WJAR
WBCN
WJAX
TIC
Wear
WIR
WORD
WMC_ KPRC
Kiwx
Weaf—Lopez
Sam and Henry
dJunior C. Cc
WOCO
Wht—Enesainges
WMOX
Tho Wahg
Rason Connell
Bay Atwater Kent Radio
H. T. Electric Co
N. Capitol Ave
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano CO
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
WFBM
Harry Stevens
Harold (Red) Stevens
Jack Wright
Jack Perry
Ted Anderson
Gordon Carper
Urban Horney
Denny Dutton
The
Colonial Theater Orchestra
Motion Pictures
Sun, Mon and
Tues
John Barrymore
the Sea Beast
Syd Chaplin
Man ON the Box
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Asus Festa
Harold Lloyd
Ankles
Templeton
Hickman
Byron Morgan
Miami
Bebe
Lawrence Gray
Lester Huff
ORGA
Emil Seidel and
Fox News Weekly
Eeeeee
Ritz
Iceland
Loveland
Aileen Pringle
Chester Conklin
First National
Edward Resener
Lowell Sherman
Plastic Films
Marvelous New, Third Dimension Pictures
Circle Comedy
Circle Studios
Cello
Walter Reseaux
Circle Animated ’ News
Walnut Gardens
Indiana Motor Transit Company
Traction Terminal
City
Ires
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