Radio Musical Schedule From Major Stations in 1925
United Press reports 1925 radio listings across New York Denver Omaha and Chicago. Maximilian Pilzer conducts a Central Park concert Loveland Chamber of Commerce curates Denver program Christian Church orchestra in Omaha Haydn’s The Creation with the Chicago Apollo Club and a WEAF broadcast with Billy Jones and Ernest Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WNYC
New York
Maximilian Pilzer
Symphony
Central Park
KCA
Denver
Loveland Chamber of Commerce
WEAF
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Chicago Radio Schedules And Concert Listings
Radio programs across cities include Chicago WHK WJY New York WLS WNYC and others with evening music blocks. Listings show orchestra performances dinner hour concerts and home circle programming across stations in New York Philadelphia Hartford and Omaha with varied times around 3 to 5 30 PM and late afternoon slots.
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Legeland
Wjyew
York— Orchestra
WLS
Newark
Richmondport Review
Boston
E Wonsemble
Enectady
Hartford
Chicago
Omaha
Wee
Philadelphia
Adantity
Was
Radio Station Schedule Readout
Listed is a sequence of talk and news program times across stations WAHG WNYC WGY WOC WGR WBZ WBAV with prime slots from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. The exact program names are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
WGY
WOC
WGR
WBZ
WBAV
Radio Listings and Concert Announcements Across Cities
A fragmented radio schedule lists programming on stations including WNYC, KYW, WFAA, WSM, and WGR with orchestras, concerts, and dinner music. Entries mention locations such as Richmond, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and New Orleans with showtimes around 6:30 to 6:45 PM and mentions of live ensembles and touring acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
WCCO
KYW
Chicago
Bradio
Wight
Pittsburgh
Boston
Orzan
APY
York — Trio
WFAA
ohfins—Orchestra
Hiladelphia
WSM
New Orleans
WGR
Buffalo
Etpweions Park
Spipringsel
Philadelphia
Tch
Auarte
Merchants Heat and Light Company 268 Meters
A historical ad note records the WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company referencing a 268 meter measurement tied to an event dated Friday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Radio and Opera Programs Across Cities Tonight
Listings show 7:10 P M to 8:45 P M broadcasts across Omaha New York Chicago and other cities including operas glee clubs orchestras and dance programs. Notable items include Shenandoah by Prather sisters in Shenandoah and a Bearding by Prof R W Weet in Madison with numerous music acts and talk segments filling the evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
New York— Opera
WLS
Chicago
Whiting
KFNF
Shenandoah
Prather _ sisters
wspDer
Louis—Music
WBAP
Worth—Music
WBZ
Springfeld—Orcestra
WEEI
Boston
Toreador Club
WHAS
Loutevilide
Renack
Cleveland
WHO
Es Moines
Des Moines University
WMAQ
New York
WJY
York
WMC
Memphis
WORD
Batavia
WMBB
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WOCO
Minneapolis-St
R. W. Weet
Chaco
Mabel
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight City Musical Programs
The listing shows multiple radio station pairs and times from 7:00 to 10:30 PM with orchestras, jazz programs, dance broadcasts, and featured venues across Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and more. It notes studio programs, guest performers, and regional orchestras alongside station call letters and names like WMAQ WGN KOA WHN and WCCO.
Radio Nighttime Schedule Highlights Listings
A sequence of late evening radio slots includes Atlanta Entertainers at 10 45 P M on WSB 428 3 and Los Angeles historic show At Home with the Kentucky Mountaineers on KFI 467 at 11 P M Also listed are Bristow Frolic Des Moines Orchestra Memphis Midnight Frolic Kansas City Nighthawks Frolic and Chicago Ginger Hour with various stations and times into midnight and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los_Angeles
Kentucky Mountaineers
KFRU
Bristow
WHO
Des Moines—Orchestra
WMC
Memphis
WDAF
Kansas City Nighthawks
Los Angeles
Euils
Msra
Vickers
Shicago
Penny Day At Riverside Park Draws Huge Crowd
A. W. Colter, manager of Riverside Park, reported the annual penny day drew more than 60 000 visitors who spent 88 480 pennies on rides. A truck would haul the 560 pounds of pennies to the bank, and the stack would stretch a mile and 660 feet if placed end to end.
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A. W. Colter
Riverside Park
Colter
Crossword puzzle clues list with scattered entries
A long list of crossword clues and fragments ranges from 1 to 85 with many missing or garbled entries. The page includes definitions for words like grasp lariat and region frost bite to more cryptic prompts such as a plant used to make a bitter drug and a large mythical bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Hoosier Briefs and Local Tales From the News
A collection of brief Indiana items: a night light scare at a Fairmount bank cleared as wire trouble. Whitewater pool near Connersville opens July 4. Newcastle youth George Goodwin on a California trip with family history. a chicken theft foiled by a dog. Judge Joe Cripe lenient with Gott Heb Herkomer on liquor charges. Washington to become a first class post office July 1. accusations against Jasper Parish’s wife over mace usage. Walter Knowles survives a tramp’s failed revolver attempt. child Keith Wiles injured after a tree fall. Windfall High School repairs. Plymouth high filler issues. Lieut Donnellan and Miss Josephine Kinney wed. Ambrose Colvin 10, Kokomo, sent home by authorities. Vincennes to codify traffic rules.
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Nou
Nesterdan
Beth
Egad Roscoe
viaBee
Shore
Smoken
R Williams
WEA Service
Bristanley
Theivery
Pete Drummond
ED Wurglers
Ives
NEA
Freckles and His
Bloosser
Abversen
Abraham
Uncola
WOAW
Christian Church Orchestra
Hayden
Apollo Club
Woo—Webh
WGN
KSD
KOA
Columbus
Springfeld
WBCN
Wear
WGAZ
South Bend
Eign
Rae Ina
Mey Petal
Magrogram
An Stude Witi Nee Mente
Ide Awak Wee
Abel
Atlantic
City—Dance
Tarrytown
Avtas
Elgin
Kruse-Connell
Ohio
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Victor Records
Indianapolis
Fenn
Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
WFBM
Gus Edwards
Dessa Byrd
Circle Theater
KFDM
Beaumon
ARG
Aetenia
Ratete
Minneapolis-St. Pam
WDAP
Kansas Cit
WEBH
Beaton—Orchestra
Wis
Chicago—Evening
R. F
WTAS
WWJ
WQJ
Davit
Ascatine
Iowa
Atlant Pene
Detroit—Orchestra
Cake - M
Chi
Wesley M. E. Noir
Foka Usic
War
Toby Sthene
Orchestra
WMC Ogee
Chestra
Woo
Valeone
Kwhs
Hausic
Deny Chestra
Chicago—Revue
Wbrbcn
CREO
WEA Danas
Eveland
Jazz Skamper
WJAR
Providence—Orchestra
Buffalo—Orchestra
WHK
Chicago—Cornhuskers
OAW
Skylarks
Ussad Ghana
WCAP
Washington —Orchestra
KTHS
Hot Spit —Sport Review
Orgin
WCEE
Genectady
Varied Entertainment
Tea Room Orchestra
CKAC
KFKX
PWX
WTAM
KGO
WCBD
WHAZ
WIP
WLW
WSAI
WKRC
WMAK
WOAI
WSUI
WFI
Willard
Edie Battery CO
W. 11Th St
42Nd St
42Nd and
College Ave
Weldely Accessories Co
Meridian St
Edie Branch
W. Wash, St
Robertson Tire and Battery Co
Prospect and Churchman Ave
New England
Hoosier Briefs
Fairmount State
Tony Payne
Payne
Buller
Whitewater Swimming Pool
Connersville
George Goodwin
Newcastle
California
Frances Hamon
Summitville
ITV
Joe Cripe
Washington
Jasper Parish
Carthage
Walter Knowles
Frankfort
Knowles
Keith Wiles
Tipton
Windfall High School
Plymouth
Joe Donnellan
Dayton
Josephine Kinney
Berrien Springs
Mich
Donnellan
Ambrose Colvin
Kokomo
Wabash
Vincenness
United States
Firestone
Goodyear
MIC
Illinois St
U. S. Co
Liams
Comfort Balloons
Elkin Bros
F Iver
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