Shortridge High School Junior Carnival Committee Lists
Shortridge High School announces committees for the Junior Carnival third year event. Ride show includes Scott, Yager, Rowe, Yates, Parrish, Wheeler, Dynes, Hill, Blatt, Winsted. Main show features Otto, Ashjian, Retmeter, Christopher, Kern, Bradford, Tittle, Ragan, Triller, Hatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Grace Yager
James Rowe
Beatrice Yates
Frank Parrish
Garver Wheeler
Vivian Dynes
Helen Hill
Barbara Blatt
Robert Winsted
William Otto
Armend Ashjian
Charles Retmeter
Marshall Christopher
Fred. Kern
Edith Bradford
Janet Tittle
Dorothy Ragan
Ruth Triller
Nixon Hatley
Fae Huston
Margaret McMains
Jarvis Allen
William Carstang
Frederic Dusenburg
Viola Hawkins
Kathryn Holiday
Emily Pond
Delbert Gunder
Mary Whitmeyer
George Dirks
Obed Kilgore
Horace Holt
Harriet Denny
Ellen Danner
Ann Tyndall
Lucille Wade
Max Stockton
Ruth Lewis
Amen Cox
Lee Searcy
Mordecai Brill
Hugh Baker
Virginia Brookbank
Adolph Emhardt
Edgar Berry
Mildred Bowerman
Alice Baker
Lilian Schorling
Leona McDale
Susan Gray Shedd
Delma Vestal
Gordon Thompson
Anne Withers
William Ransdell
Sara Powell
Kelso Elliot
Florence Chapman
Mina Shadday
Jean Johnson
Booth
Addie Axline
Frances Foster
Margaret Kent
Thomas Potter
Mary Neil
Miller Keller
Smothy Rubin
Stedman Pierce
Lloyd Russell
Joseph L. Stout
Nellie Munson
Virginia Logan
Mariam Ramsay
Martin Lane
Helen McCoy
Marjorie Brown
Harry Bailey
Helen Irwin
Henry Spaulding
James Woolford
Martha Chapman
Betty Ann Parrott
Frances Mohler
Blance Bailey
Theodore Callis
Josephine Wetzel
Joseph Ollier Young
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious trouble says an advertiser for Creomulsion. The ad claims creosote based medicine soothes inflamed membranes and attacks the root germs, with a guarantee and refund if not relieved after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Anita, Ga
Shortridge Activities Highlighted In 1920s Updates
Tulsa high school principal visited Shortridge to study methods. Writings by Mrs Kate Milner Rabb featured at Press Club. Echo staff received new style books from William N Otto. Miss Mary Pratt spoke on a European trip. Ellen Saxon elected president of DePauw Women’s Athletic Association. True Blue Club sold sectional badges. Two student teams formed by Ronald Green and Robert Lewis. Zoology field trip to Bacon's Swamp. Theodore Douglas judged Cathedral vs Crawfordsville debate. Lester Horton and Douglas Dale acted in Everyman at St Paul’s Church. Crescendo Club did not meet. next session March 17. Ring and pin design approved for junior class. Illness prevented a Senate meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Milner Rabb
Press Club
William N. Otto
Shortridge
True Blue
Ronald Green
Robert Lewis
William Hadley
Angus Cameron
Grocers Meet To Discuss Advertising Tactics
More than eighty retail grocers attended a meeting of the Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce. Speaker H. T. Smedley, secretary of the Retail Grocers Association of Pennsylvania, urged advertising to counter mail order houses and cash and carry systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. T. Smedley
Retail Grocers Association of Pennsylvania
1925 Radio Schedule Highlights From United Press
United Press reports a 1925 broadcast slate featuring the United States Army Band at 7:30 P M EST in Washington, Denver programs for the U Glee Club and music courses, and a network of stations including WNYC WCAE WCAP WOO WJAR WWJ WEEI WCCO at various times. Ottawa CNRO presents a French Canadian choral concert at 8 30 P M EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
United States Army Band
KCA
Denver
WNYC
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WOO
Philadelphia
WJAR
Providence
WWJ
Detroit
WEEI
Boston
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Radio Programs Across Cities Highlight Late Afternoon Scheduling
Listings show stations WCAE WBCN WDAF and others airing varied content from juvenile hour to bedtime stories and hotel programs. Cities include Schenectady Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with times around 5 to 6:30 PM and noted show topics like education and genres ranging from drama to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
WDAF
Kansas City
Cleveland
Din- Hotel
Oxy
Tedren
Tories
Springfield
Asa
Ee Wreld
Mass
Educ
CAE
Metusburgh
Chici Stone Quintet
Fragmented OCR List of Musical Organizations and Notes
A garbled OCR excerpt lists musical groups and locations such as orchestras and choirs tied to various cities like Des Moines Ottawa Chicago NY and mentions terms like Educational course and Choral Society. The readable elements are fragments with no coherent event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Oonost
Joah Club
Bps
WANG
Des Moines
Ottawa
Chateal Paurier
WBON
Chicago
Riaretine Es
Tate
Bosschestra
Radio listings show orchestras, talks and concerts across cities
Chicago and other cities feature a dense schedule of broadcasts and live performances. Programs include piano recitals, orchestra concerts, glee club appearances, and university lectures from Northwestern to Archadia Cafe Orchestra. Details list times and stations such as WLS WMAQ KOA WWJ and more.
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From Chicago to Detroit
A dense listing shows March 12 daytime and evening radio segments across cities. Stations KOA KYW WCCO WGR KDKA WWJ and more broadcast orchestras, dances, musicals, and talks from venues like Strand Theater and Hotel Statler Orchestra along with local home economy and market features. The schedule includes Chicago programs like the Hotsy Totsy hour and various concert broadcasts, plus Detroit and Buffalo offerings and morning exercise slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cermen
Lo Dersee
Ah Conant
Cleveland
Spitenty
Bee Movnes
Townes
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Pe
Raa Symphony
Rainbo
P. M
WSB
Denver
Are
Ill
KYW
Ti Somnia Club
WQJ
Ne Crier
Detroit
Seto
Northfield
Inn St. Picha
Home Service
WBAV
Columbus
Home
Statler Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Meusicale
WGR
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shortridge H. S. Shorts
WFBM
Indianapolis Merchants Heat & Light Company
Gus Edwards Athletic Club
Careon
Norman Rogers
Robert Sherman
Horace Mitchell
Curtis Hunter
Novelty Committee
Clyde Hoffman
Araminta Fullilove
Mildred Lorash
Hazel Smith
June Weir
Esther Cox
Robert Carey
Raymond Thomas
Ted Leffler
M. C. Prunty
Tulsa Okla
Mary Pratt
Europe
Ellen Saxon
Women's Athletic Association
de Pauw University
Bacon’s Swamp
Theodore Douglas
Shortridge Faculty
Cathedral
Crawfor
Douglas Dale
Lester Horton
Little Theater Society
St. Paul's Church
Laura Donnan
Shortridge Senate
Ft. Worth
Pittsburg
Talies Beitler
Niralto
WHO
Aes Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Louisville Musicale
WSUT
detroit—Orchestra
Chios
Knights
Denver—Musicale
icago—Studio Artista
Ponicaso
DAF
Kansas
Pitteburn Re Ones
Inneaporte
Wey
Schenectady
WGN
WBZ
WLIT
WHB
WSUI
WMAQ
WOS
WCEE
WGAZ
WOR
RWW
WBAP
WTAM
KOA
WHN
KFI
Nate
KFNF
CNRO
WEBH
PWX
WOC
WLS
Chebtra
Chicago— Evening R. F
Northwestern University
Jefferson City
Ing
Desa Moines Theater Symphony Orchestra
Rialto Theater Orchestra
Steelster
Oriole Orchestra
Iphia
Arcadia Cafe Orchestra
Beit Madi Wis
WMA
Ers
Davenport
Wray
Goldkette
KFUO
St. Lie
Brunswick Radiolal Phonographs Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Brunswick-Radiola
Baldwin
Globe Duodyne
Indianapolis Music House
Gace
Gude
Gude’s
CKY
Ckac
WRC
WMC
WOAW
WOAI
WORD
WJY
WIP
WFT
WFAA
WCBD
KFDM
KFKX
KGO
KSD
Ran ——Kyw
Onjyera
Ames
Raates Association
St. Leonie
Bere He
St. Louie
St. Paul
Y. Mass
Goldkeiter Seanine
WEA
Id Cital
Walfdorf-Astoria
Hallpryd
WHK
Atlanta
Bonnie Barnhart
Spitalny's Best
RCA
East Pittern
Pupe EK
Hastings
Edison
Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
St. MA
Magna Vox
Kruseconnell
Ohio St
Globe Store
the House of Bargains
Xtra
Heid’s Shoe Stores
E. Washington
Illinois
Miles
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standass
Oil Company
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