Radio Programs and Concert Listings Across Cities
Radio schedules list multiple stations with 5 50 P M to 6 30 P M slots featuring orchestras bands talks and local concerts across New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Dallas Minneapolis Pittsburgh and Providence. Highlights include New York Central Park Band at 6 30 P M and various city broadcasts from WEAF WJZ WNYC WHK WQJ WLS and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheei
Boston
WEAF
New York
Dren
WFI
Philadelphia
Sune
Jim
WHK
Cleveland—Orchestra
WHN
New York—Orchestra
WJY
WLS
Green
Cornhuskers
WNYC
W York
WOC
Ute P. M—Kyw
Chicago
Net
Bob
Vee Lawnhurst
Sac Aay
Providence
Davenport
WTIC
Hartford
Oliniss
Janist
WEB
WMB
WOA
Omaha
Woo
R. O. O. Band
WPG
Atlanta
WQJ
WCCO
Minneapolis
St Seal
WJZ
York—Musicale
WLIT
Central Park
KYW
WOAE
Pittsburgh
Keystone
WEEI
WHAF
tTrio
WFAA
Dallas— Orchestra
Cleveland
WGBS
Polo
Radio Schedule Highlights for Today
Talks today across WEAF WNYC and WOAW WHK WGBS WGY WOC WMAQ and WLS with programs listed by half hour slots including morning to evening blocks. The lineup indicates a mix of talk shows and music from multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WNYC
WOAW
WHK
WGBS
WGY
WOC
WMAQ
WLS
Radio Guides Link Networks With City Sound
Radio listings show stations such as WGY WOC and WSMB scheduling dine music, orchestras, and time blocks in cities including Philadelphia Chicago Columbus Cleveland and Boston. Programs include dinners music lullabies minstrels fireside hours and classical hours across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WGR
Buffalo — Orchestra
Radio Concert Listings Across Markets
A dense array of radio schedules lists concert and music programs on stations such as WBZ WEAF WEEI WHO KYW WBC and more. It notes times from 7:00 to 10:00 with varied programs including orchestral soloists choral selections and band performances across cities including Chicago St Louis Omaha Hartford and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
WEAF
WEEI
WHO
KFDM
WFAA
KYW
WBC
WBAP
WHN
Fansag
WAR Wls
Chicago
WOO
Philadelph
Pantheon Lagtet
Atlantic Cit Mance
Winlow
Tarertown
Elgin
Omaha
War
New York
WIZ
Hartford
Shaaats
St. Louis
Ft. Worth
Springfield
J. A. Watts
York
Adek Rectal Weel
Boston
Koral _Socret
WHAS
Aldren
Whngs
Cleveland
Sic
Des Moines
Postoffice
WMAQ
WOC
Davenport
WORD
Batavia
Inele Dan
WMBB
KDKA
East
Pitts- Pan Oervis
Beatiment
Springfield—Philharmonic
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WDAF
Kansas City
Broadcast listings announce 1925 musical programs
United Press reports radio lines from WEAF WLS KGW WNYC WHO and local stations. Programs include Billy Jones and Ernest Hare on WEAF at 8 PM EST Handel’s The Messiah on WLS at 10 10 PM CST Bendix Symphony Orchestra on WNYC 8 10 PM EST and Postoffice Band concert on WHO Des Moines 7 30 PM CST with Hoot Owls on KGW Portland at 10 30 PM PCST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
New York
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
WLS
Chicago
KGW
Portland
Hoot Owls
WNYC
Bendix Symphony Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Postoffice
Radio Listings and Station Notes Scrambled
A fragment shows station call letters and program tags across multiple markets including New York Philadelphia Chicago Davenport Atlantic City and Tarrytown with references to mixed quartet vocal dance selections orchestral and lectures. The excerpt ends abruptly with WSB and At.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WEBH
Chicago
WLS
Radio Station Schedule Listing By Time
The schedule lists radio stations by half hour blocks from 7:00 to 11:45 with call letters such as WEAR WGAZ WMBB WEBH WPG WSB WWJ WMC WOO KOA WEAR WQJ WGN WCCO WEBH WOAW WHO WMC and WDAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAR
WGAZ
WMBB
WEBH
WPG
WSB
WWJ
WMC
WOO
KOA
WQJ
WGN
WCCO
WOAW
WHO
WDAF
Evening Radio Schedule Mixed with Orchestras Across Cities
The listing shows a dense nightly radio timetable featuring orchestras in Hartford Detroit Philadelphia and Chicago with multiple stations and times from 8:30 to 9:30 PM and including dance programs jazz and a college football mention for Cleveland. It notes various stations WTIO WWJ WMAQ WBZ WGR WIZ KOA WCAP WRW and more with audiences in New York Providence Buffalo and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanta
Hartford —Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit— Orchestra
Ae FM
WMAQ
Chicago
Wfaa Gtd Dall
WGR
mpsis—Orchestra Woo
philadelpha—Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
United States
WRW
Tarrytown
Denver—Orchestra
KTHS
Hot Springs Sport Review
KYW
KFAB
Lincoln—Orchestra
WBCN
All-Nation Bieveland
leveland—Jazz
WEAF
York
WGN
WIAR
Providence—Orchestra
Buffalo—Orchestra
WHK
Cleveland—Orchestra
WLS
Chicago—Cornhuskers
Apole
AW Omaha
Skylarks
KOA
Denver
WCAP
Washington Orchestra
St. Woeb
Silent Tonight on Local and Network Music Programs
A scrambled listing shows various radio stations and a long string of program notes. It references Minneapolis Saint Paul dance shows, Omaha orchestra, Atlanta entertainers, Los Angeles evening folk writers, Des Moines orchestra, Memphis frolic, and Kansas City night hawks, with hour marks from 10 to midnight and odd fragments about pupils, ginger hour, and other station IDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseheart
KHJ
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Inetraeral
WHN
Omaha—Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los
Kansas City
Nighthawks
KFI Fezos Angeles
John Smallman
Los Angeles—Orchestra
WQJ
Chicago
New York
Tax Program Planned Broadcast From Continental Hall
A regular meeting of the bureau of budget in Continental Memorial Hall Washington will be broadcast by WEAF and the A T and T chain. President Coolidge and Gen Herbert Lord will give addresses to taxpayers. The Marine Band will perform and close with the Star Spangled Banner. Stations WEAF WCAP WEET WOC WJAR WOC WSAI will carry the program starting 6 30 p m CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Budget
Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D. C
WEAF
A. T. and
T. Chain
Coolidge
Herbert Lord
Budget Bureau
United States Marine Band
Santelmann
New York
WCAP
Washington
WEET
Boston
WOC
Philadelphia
WJAR
Providence
Davenport
WSAI
Cincinnati
Concert by 32 piece Oaklandon Band at Township House
The Oaklandon Band directed by R L Newhouse presents a 7 30 p m concert and lawn social at the Township House near Irvington on the National Rd. Proceeds aid Warren Township Troop 1 Boy Scouts drum and bugle corps. The drum corps performs and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklandon
R. L. Newhouse
Irvington
National Rd
Warren Township
Boy Scouts of America
Hoosier Briefs Mixed local notices and incidents
A roundup of assorted local items includes RS I R Resler of St Bernice facing assault charges. Bourbon State Bank installs a burglar-proof safe after a $12 000 robbery. Purdue listed Clara Bauer 17 as healthiest girl yet she drinks coffee daily and loves candy. Hartford City plans a $50 000 church edifice. A 6 ft 9 in grey eagle was killed in Muncie. Greensburg chimney struck by lightning. Six year old Helen shocked and soot filled a kitchen. Firefighters in Roachdale demand better water protection after a lumber mill fire. A Marion newlywed avoids a charivari by hiding in a police station roof escape. Hoyt Harding named county farm agent at Newcastle. Greensburg mother and baby escape drowning crossing a flooded stream. The buggy overturn near a rifle misfire injures Miss Ethel Porter. Milton Phenis, 118, of race...
Senator Watson Delivers at Indiana Centennial Event
Senator James E. Watson spoke as the chief orator at a centennial celebration in OANSP S I ndiana on Friday. The event marked a milestone for the locality with Watson outlining historical perspectives and national relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Oanspsi
Ind
James E. Watson
Crossword Puzzle Solution Preview and Clues
The page lists a large horizontal and vertical crossword with numerous clues including instruments, directions, fruits, and actions. It ends by noting “Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle” as the final line.
Officers Fail to Appear in Criminal Court Testimony
Judson L. Stark, chief deputy prosecutor, noted officers did not appear to testify in cases though some were ill. Special Judge James E. McDonald fined John Lupear 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Others were discharged or had cases passed due to absent arresting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson L. Stark
James E. McDonald
John Lupear
W. N. Haag
Meridian St
N. Huckleberry
Central Ave
William L. Fee
N. Holmes Aves
Lyman E. Miller
Rain Comes Too Late to Save Purdue Berry Crop
In Lafayette Indiana on June 19 Prof Laurent Green head of Purdue University horticulture says rains arrived too late to save the berry crop.
Child fatally run over by oil truck at filling station
By Times Special KOKOMO Ind June 19 Rich ard 4 son of Harvey Plumber was instantly killed when run over by an oil truck while playing in the driveway of a filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Richard
Harvey
Rest Rooms and First Aid for N E A Meeting
The American Red Cross will provide rest rooms and emergency first aid during the National Education Association meeting from June 29 to July 3 in Indianapolis. Facilities will be at Shortridge High School Cable Tabernacle and Parlor C of the Clay pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
National Education Association
Shortridge High School
Cable Tabernacle
Claypool
School Head 30 Years Sullivan County Man Holds Record
Richard Park of Sullivan has been county superintendent of Sullivan County schools for more than thirty years, the longest tenure of any county superintendent in the state. Dr. Henry Noble Sheppard, state superintendent of public instruction, released the statistics. Samuel Scott of Clark County is second with twenty eight years, followed by William Everson of Shelby County with twenty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Henry Noble Shepherd
Samuel Scott
Clark County
William Everson
Shelby County
Sahara Grotto to Attend Supreme Council Meeting in Atlantic City
Sahara Grotto and Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets members depart Union Station at 8 p m Saturday with families for a special train to the Supreme Council meeting in Atlantic City June 238 25. Uniformed bodies will attend the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Grotto
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Union Station
Supreme Council
Atlantic City
Doctor to Address Naprapathic Association Convention
Dr. R. E. Craig of 504 State Li Ridg will depart Tuesday for Chicago to speak at the sixteenth annual convention of the American Naprapathic Association. His address is titled Evolution and Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Craig
The
American Naprapsthic Association
Lower fine on appeal for vagrancy charge
Carl Lafever of the 4700 block Washington Street was fined $5 and costs on vagrancy in front of Special Judge James E. McDonald. He appealed his city court conviction where a $50 fine and costs were imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lafever
Washington St
James E. McDonald
Lafever
Todd's Tonic Rejuvenates Ailing 69 Year Old Man
G W Black of Indianapolistestifies that Todd's Tonic cured months of stomach trouble indigestion and gastritis. He reports improved appetite sleep and daytime energy after using the tonic. The ad promotes Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores selling Todd's Tonic and offers home delivery for out of town customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
G. W. Black
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Haag
Haag Drug Company
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Freckles and His
Bloosser
Brunswick-Radiola
Penn
LDWIN
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
GLOBE
Indianapolis Music House
N. Fenn
Brunswick
Keith
WLW
WKRC
WMAK
PWX
WTAM
WOATI
WIP
WHAZ
KFKX
KGO
WCVD
CKAC
Proceds
Boy Scout
Willard Battery
Edie Battery CO
W. 11Th St
42Nd St
42Nd and
College Ave
Weidely Accessories Co
Edie Branch
W. Wash. St
Robertson Tire and Battery Co
Prospect and Churchman Ave
Hoosier Briefs
RS. I. R. Resler
St.mi
Bernice
Clinton
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bourbon State Bank
Clara Bauer
Purdue
United Brethren Church
Hartford City
W. J. Smith
Muncie
W. A. Switzer
Greensburg
Helen
Wabash River
George Rosenberg
Hugh Wodls
Thomas Tobin
Ernest Rothinghouse
Walter May
Lafayette
Roachdale
Marion
Hoyt Harding
Newcastle
Ralph Lynn
Ethel Porter
Milton Phenis
Sun God
Ize
Red Cross
Richard Park
Sullivan
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