Melody Program 0 Close Times Season of Radio
Walter D. Hickman notes WFBM will air a melodic close to the season from The Times studio at the Severin. Charles De Sautelle and Royal Terrace Orchestra appear with Kathleen Bumbaugh, Tom Broadstreet, Martha Winkenhoffer, Mrs. D. H. Badger and Bryant Gillespie in solo and group numbers ending with requests.
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WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
the Severin
Charles de Sautelle
Royal Terrace Orchestra
Hadden Hall
Kathleen Bumbaugh
Tom Broadstreet
Martha Winkenhoffer
D. H. Badger
Bryant Gillespie
the Sautelle
Tiger Rag
Joe Decker
William Eckstein
Illard Frances
Eddie Hicks
Arl Fohl
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening Lineup
A dense CST radio grid lists performers and programs across stations WEAF KYW WCAH WGR WOR WTOP WBAL WCAP and others from 5:30 to 6:45 PM. Pianists orchestras vocal ensembles and dance numbers appear alongside school programs and lyric readings with multiple station mentions and entertainer names scattered through the timetable.
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WEAF
Wey
Muste c
St . C
fWs
WGR
Entervaings
Goloigts
MSNY
RVA
Paul_ Ash
Itty
KFH
WBA AL
Wcaua
Wiraa
Orchestra
Aonteren
WPG — Creatore
Broad Radio Concert Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
A rundown of radio programs across stations KDKA WEAF WBAP KMOX WCAP WTAM KOA KFI KYW KMOX WLS WRNY and others with orchestras silent film era singers and stage acts listed by time and station. Highlights include violin reed performances soprano solos and minstrel shows aired from 6:50 P M to 8 00 P M across multiple outlets.
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KDKA
WEAF
WBAP
KMOX
WCAP
WTAM
KOA
KFKX
KFI
KYW
WLS
WRNY
WMCGA
Broadway
Association
WOAW
Jaff
KFNF
Geneol
The
Reginas
Jolly Four
WEEI
WGBF
Wwor
WHB
Thomson
KOA — — String Orchestra
Minstrelsimne Gondoliers
Radio Highlights and Station Mentions
A fragmented radio listing notes WEAF programes including Sweethearts and ravers, with WGR Solow's soloists and WGI offering a 10 cent feature. WHA presents Pinafore while a vocal trumpeter is hinted at, and MAQ Tri Be and WMOr Valley are briefly referenced in the schedule.
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Eae Wca
WEAF
WGR
Solow
WGI
Wihhieon Fiolin
Wmor Valley
Radio Schedule Highlights From 1926 Evening Listings
Central Standard Time station WHAS Louisville airs light opera H. M. 8. Pina hfore at 7:30. WAHG Richmond Hill presents organist Edwin Stanley Seder at 6. WSB Atlanta offers veterans convention program at 10:45. CNRE Edmonton features Music Festival winners at 9:30. WRVA Richmond broadcasts Kipling program at 7:15.
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United Press Central
Whas
Louisville
Pinahfore
Richmond Hill
Edwin Stanley Seder
WSB
Atlanta
CNRE
Edmonton
WRVA
Richmond
Kipling
Jackson Heads Health Board
Dr Frederick E. Jackson elected president of the health board as part of a reorganization with no personnel changes contemplated. The board drafts an ordinance for a $125 000 temporary loan to cover expenses until tax receipts arrive. Dr Jackson succeeds Sol Schloss as president and Dr Arthur E Guedel becomes vice president replacing Dr Goethe Link. A photographic plate from exposure to a luminous plant in Bengal India has been developed.
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Health Board
Frederick E. Jackson
Bony
Dr. Jackson
Sol Schloss
Arthur E. Guedel
Goethe Link
Bengal
India
Baritone Tom Broadstreet to Reappear on WFBM Tonight
After a single appearance on Times radio over WFBM from Severin, demand brings baritone Tom Broad street back for two groups of numbers on the program tonight.
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WFBM
Severin
the Severin
Tom Broadstreet
Fifteen Pound to Seventeen Pound Births Reported
Spencer Wood visited General Hospital to greet his seventeenth child a twelve pound girl. In a prior birth Mrs Wood delivered a baby weighing seventeen pounds.
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Kansas City
Spencer Wood
General Hospital
Glow worms glow brightest before storms
Observation notes glow worms emit brighter light just before stormy weather, fading as skies clear. Researchers suggest environmental factors associated with barometric changes influence bioluminescence in these insects.
McClure Heads Legion League Amid Beach Naming
City Recreation Director Jesse C. McClure will head an American Legion committee to run state district and county junior baseball tournaments. Two Indiana teams will advance to a junior world series at the Legion national convention in Philadelphia next October. McClure urged registration of local teams by July 15. The park board named Twenty-Sixth Street bathing beach McClure Beach in his honor.
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Jesse C. McClure
American Legion
Legion
Indiana
Philadelphia
McClure
James eCrea
National Amateur Baseball Association
A. E
London girls refuse classes in vocational training drive
Girls aged 14 to 16 organized at Hull by the ministry of labor refuse to attend classes for specialized work. Many regard training for domestic service as despised. The school has closed mornings because those who attend fail to rise in time for morning sessions.
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London
Hull
Ministry of Labor
Times Sweetheart on Air Tonight
Marijane Badger, The Times souvenir melody radio pro gram on WFBM will perform in several song groups tonight. The Times calls her its little radio sweetheart.
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Marijane Badger
WFBM
the Severin
Marijane
Crowds Visit Lincoln Shrine in Springfield
Not less than 150000 people will visit the Lincoln shrine in Springfield this year says William Fay custodian of the tomb and monument. The 1925 total was 125000 and with more automobile tourists the number is expected to rise by at least 25000.
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Bu United Preas
Springfield
William Fay
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Aron
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Muusic
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Varledie
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WCSH
Weer
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Wraa
Sopebo
WGN
WHN
WJZ
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Rastus
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WHAZ
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WOR
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WRC
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KTHS
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WHO
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EMOX
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Wane Harm
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Merchants Heat & Light Co
Indianapolis News
Franklin Idfe Ins. Co
Indels
Athletic Club Clu
Geo. Irish
W. JL. Dysart
Frances Garthwaite
Indianapolis Times
Indpis
Athletic Club Orchestra
Plainfield
Dessa Byrd
Jackson
Pearson Piano Co
N. Penn
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Indianapolis
Madison
Monument Place
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilson-Stewart Music CO
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Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Greensburg
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Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Depot
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Monument Circle
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Bay Atwater Kent Radio
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N. Capitol Ave
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Washington St
Walkerton
Rochester
Mass. Ave
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R. C. Fiscus
Circle
McLure
Legion League
Dole
Lew Shank
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
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Massachusetts Avenue
Home Furniture Co
the Times
Motor Tire Company
Kelly Tires
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Kelly Springfield
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