Broadcast Schedule Highlights from 1925 Cardinal Hours
United Press reports stations listing tonight include New York Philharmonic under Mengleberg at 8:25 P M EST in New York. WSB Atlanta airs hired help skylark at 10:45 P M CST. WIP Philadelphia presents opera house program at 8:30 P M EST. KGO Oakland showcases Victor Herbert Serenade at 8 P M PCST. KSD St Louis runs Grand Central Theater program at 7 P M EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Mengleberg
WSB
Atlanta
CST
Skylark
WIP
Philadelphia
Opera House
KGO
Oakland
Victor Hervert
KSD
St. Louis
Grand Central Theater
Radio Programs the Symphony and City Concert Notes
A fragmented radio program listing shows multiple stations and cities weaving classical and dinner concerts. It references orchestras in New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh along with dinner concerts and a few names like Uncle Win and WCAE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Symphony
Pittsburgh
Araee Mac
New York
Davenport
WPG
Atlantic City
PNEMA
Jar
WDAPF
Kansas Peters
School of the Air
WERAT
Lincoln
KFAB
New York—Music Wear
Cleveland—Orchestra
Chicago—Music
WIP
Philadelphis
Mooseheart—Dinner
Wons
New
Dance Clock Broadcast Schedule
A daily radio timetable lists program slots from 7:30 PM to 12:00 PM featuring station codes such as WIZ WPG CNRO WEEI WTAM WGY WSMB KTHS WEE WLIB woc WREO WBRM WRC KPO KOA WBCN WLS wai WCEE WSB WBRM WFAA WLIB woc WR WDAF KGO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNRO
WEEI
WTAM
WGY
WSMB
KTHS
WEE
WLIB
Woc
WREO
WBRM
WRC
KPO
KOA
WBCN
WLS
Wai
WCEE
WSB
WFAA
WDAF
KGO
Broadcast Station List of Concerts and Programs
A dense stream of radio call signs and cities lists numerous concerts and programs. Entries include Boston Chicago New York and more with varied performances by orchestras sopranos and bands and mentions of dinners and lectures across multiple stations.
Talks Today Classic Hour and Radio Listings
Radio listings show an evening schedule across multiple cities with talk programs, musical acts, orchestras, and concerts. Stations include WJSD, WJR, WRNY, WGRS, WLIB, WOAW, WOC, and others with various performers such as pianists, vocalists, bands, and orchestras in Chicago, New York, Boston, Houston, Cleveland, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Ho
Wra
WJSD
Moosechildren
WJ Renaders
Chicago
Dawn
Ay Gata
Tarrytown
Atlanta
Red
KFAB
la—Sonea
York
Carmich
Comphin Musicale
WOA New
Ino
Wryny Tion
Mae Itth
Hot Nee Matisse
WJR
San Cleveland
Novell
Um. M
WRNY
New York
Lincoln Kprc
Houston
Met
WGRS
Fic- Wy
New Orleans
EFRA
Okla
Music
Peany
Boston
Martin Pontiac
WLIB
Elgin—Orchestra
WORD
Batavia
Lansing
WMBB
Davenport
Regional Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight Parts of the Nation
A fragmented list shows multiple city programs and station call signs across the nation. It includes orchestras, jazz and dance programs in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Newark Oakland St Paul and Atlanta with various start times around 9 to 10:30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
WIZ
New York
WPG
WSUL
Town City
Iowa
Chicago
WOR
Newark
CNRO
Ottawa
KPRC
Musi Wbem
Voc Ween
Minneapolis-St
Boston
WGN
Gricags
WIP
Philadelphia— Orchestra
WBBM
Chicago—Orchestra
WGBS
New York— Orchestra
WRC
Washington
WMCA
Met
Los Angeles
KHJ
Oly Shou
San Franciscorchestra
Denver—Orchestra
Lopez_ Orches
Jazzer
Mooseheart
New York—Orchestra
WLS
Chicago—Dance
New
York—Orchestra
Shicana
Newark—Orchestra
Neakland
WCCO
Rph St. Paul—Orchestra
Iladelphia
Wharrytown
KJR
Beattie
WCEE
Bemnonic
Wit
Ghigage
Pecialties
Los. P. M
WSB
Atlanta
Radio Station Call Letters List Prompts Network Notes
A long string of radio station call letters appears in the text, listing numerous AM FM and network identifiers such as Silent Today Central KFIM KFKX KEMQ KFUO WORD WHO WOAN WOI WOS WOWL Eastern WBAV WBZ WCAP WCAU WCX WDWF WEBJ WGHP WHAZ WLIT WOO WTAG WTIC Far West CFAC KFOA KLX KWSC. The fragment suggests a broadcast or licensing context with diverse regional outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFIM
KFKX
KEMQ
KFUO
WORD
WHO
WOAN
WOI
WOS
WOWL
WBAV
WBZ
WCAP
WCAU
WCX
WDWF
WEBJ
WGHP
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WTAG
WTIC
Far West
CFAC
KFOA
KLX
KWSC
Complex radio listings show scattered music and church services
A jumble of 24 hour radio schedules across cities lists orchestras theaters studios dance clubs and religious services. Notable mentions include Los Angeles KFI KGO KNX WBBM and Chicago WGN WHT WCAE WBBM with ensembles such as orchestras choirs and vocal groups and events from Mooseheart to East Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
Los Angeles
KPRC
Houston—Theater_ orchestra
Chicago—Dance
Web
WGBS
Oak Park
WGBU
Fulford
Fla
Dallas
Elgin—Dance
Wis
Chio
WOK
Chicago—Music
WOC
Davenport
Orceheira
WPG
Atlantic City—Orchestra
Omaha
Yee
New York
DX Houndout
Anne P.m—Ween
Chicago
Tatic’s Court
WJR
Pontiac
A Venture Llide
WDAF
Kansas City
Los Ngeles
KGO
Land— Orchestra
KGW Cat P
Portland
KH Sid
Zoe
M —Wox
Sedea
East Pittecools
Chicagoo
People’s Radio Church
Dradley
Detroit
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Minneapolis-St. Pau
A. M
WGN
Chicago—Theater
Sunshine Hour
Davenport—Symthony Orchestra
Wwi
Detroit—Orchestra
Wane
Alao
Wsal Wcae
KDKA
East Pittsbureh
Chi- Chicago
Cago
East Pitts
WBCN
WBBM
Lash
St. Paul
Arereetant
Eeve
Louisvilleho Gervici
Yrie
Silent Sunday Stations List by Region
A compact listing of multiple radio stations grouped by regions Central Eastern and Far West, including identifiers such as KFDM KFKX KEMQ KSD WCEE WMAQ WMC WIL WOI WDAF WSUI CKAC CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WDWF WEBJ WHAZ WGHP WOC WOR WRC WLIT WTAM WTIC and KFOA KLX KWSC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
KFKX
KEMQ
KSD
WCEE
WMAQ
WMC
WIL
WOI
WDAF
WSUI
CKAC
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WGHP
WOC
WOR
WRC
WLIT
WTAM
WTIC
Far West
KFOA
KLX
KWSC
Classical and Sacred Concerts Across Major Cities Tonight
A radio guide lists many evening broadcasts from Chicago Dallas New York and more. Programs include orchestras ensembles soloists choirs and church services across stations WLS WGN WKYC WNYC KFI KNX KPRO and others.
Rabies Prevalent in Southern Indiana in FY Report
Rabies remained widespread in southern Indiana through the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, according to Thurman A. Rice director of the State Pasteur Institute. Northern Indiana reported only a few cases with ninety two patients treated without deaths or serious outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thurman A. Rice
State Paateur Institute
Interstate Car and Foundry Company Organized
The Interstate Car and Foundry Company formed to operate at the Interstate Car Company plant on 832 Massachusetts Ave. It will rebuild railroad cars and perform general foundry work. Directors are George J. Diver Leo R. Meyer and Frank B. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Car and Foundry Company
Interstate Car Company
Massachusetts Ave
George J. Diver
Leo R. Meyer
Frank B. Scott
Radio Class Taught by Francis F Hamilton at Chamber of Commerce
Francis F Hamilton teaches a radio class every Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. The Purdue University extension department sponsors the class for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis F. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Purdue University Extension Department
Secretary of State Charities Board member attends prison convention
John A. Brown secretary of the State charities board left today to attend the National Prison Association convention in Jackson Mississippi from July 7 to 14 Amos Butler former secretary will speak on the Indeterminate Sentence in a noontime program yesterday's crossword answer shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Charities Board
John A. Brown
National Prison Association
Jackson
Miss
Navy
Amos Butler
Puzzle headline with Fifteen Letter Words Across and Down
Crossword puzzle includes four fifteen letter words starting with five. Clues reference various people places and objects across horizontal and vertical directions. The puzzle includes a closing advertisement praising Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Small Town Notices Across Indiana
Tipton residents suspect a theft of Orville Snowberger's saxophone from a school prompting school officers to investigate. In Warsaw municipal park a tulip tree was planted in memory of Mrs. Lillian Reed by members of the Warsaw-Winona Lake Federation of Clubs. Indiana University memorial fund reports 5 percent of pledges overdue, with $1,453,000 pledged and $501,622.82 paid. Charlotte Mische of near Seymour earns a bronze medal in Hoosier Ton Litter Club with a six pig litter. Goshen Masons consider buying a three story brick Masonic temple long used as a temple. Elkhart businessmen launch a $400,000 drive for a new Y M C A building with over $100,000 already contributed. Muncie forms a Press Club with newsboys as members. the Muncie Press and Y M C A cooperate. Everett Otte of Seymour qualified for a gold medal in a county corn contest with county agent Willis Stall noting corn yield of 100 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Reed
Warsaw-Winona Lake
Indiana University Memorial Fund
W. A. Alexander
Bloomington
Charlotte Mische
Seymour
Hoosier Ton Litter Club
Everett Otte
Henry J. Otte
Willis P. Stall
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs Rush Fuller of Clearfield Pennsylvania writes she suffered nervous trouble and fatigue but found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims it improved appetite and energy and says she would recommend it and respond to letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rush Fuller
2Nd Street
Clearfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
IHH
WERT
Avenvort
Pandan
Ottawa—Orchestra
Ape and
Eahoncert
Ouls— Theater
KYW
Chicago— Classical Hour
WCAE
Itzebury
Boston—Theater Orchestra
WEBH
Kittie Band
Bee Osents
Elgin
Argres E. Texans
Wlsicago
Spucago
Ad Woaw
Little Symphony
Atlantic — City
WEAF
Ar Permonic
WJAR
Pittsbillpeh
KFRA
Bristow
Avana
Prc
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WBBR
Staten Island
WGB
Magyar Ensemble
WHAS
Louisvile
Hoosier
Illinois St. Randolp
Frank W. Wood
New York St
Indianapolis
Freed-Eisemann
Grimes
Radiolas Wilson
Wid
Penn, &T
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Enet
Brunswick Radiolas
Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Kara
Kruse-Connell
Ohio
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Cable Tabernacle
WIMIR
Woai
WOAW
WJJD
Tom
Danny
Tom Duff
Williams
Nou
Sultanta
Nou Man
MN Gilk
Madame Galtanza
Freckles
Blosser
Mami
Gots Ca
Gynea Service, Inc
Claus
WHN
WHT
Paul Rader
New York——Orchestra
RKDKA
Eaft
Wor Lack
First Reformed Church
Wear
Gey Cland
Sireside Hour Webh
New York—Musicale
Chicago Tittle
Brown
Klein
WMS
WRW
Fcene
WJY
WRAY
Shenahdosh— Christian Church
Houston—Services
First Baptist Church
Des Moines—Orchestra
Janey A Wron
Tengo
Beaumont
Teen Ala
Springfield
Mass
Cleveland
WOAT
San Francisco
WQJ
Rainbo Skylards
WCB
Zion, i
Indeey Genes
Stone_ Church Choir
Chicago—Ensemble
Dallas—Orchestra
WMBEB
Iowa City
Wwcco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
M. Bee
Chicako—Danve
Ocala Wat
Yakor Ro Quer
Ome
San Er Lee Eel
Oakland—Orchestra
Davenport Lowa
Little Symphony Orchestra
KNX
Hollywood—Orchestra
Fanos Nieht
KPRO
Houston—Popular Orchestra
Meert
Hot Springer
Cheatra
Moe
CAR Company
Interstate Concern
Thalmesa Toy
Utah
Nancy Mather
Richwood
Foley
Hoosier Briefs
Tipton
Orville Snowberger
Goshen Masons
Elkhart
Men's Christian Association
Ben
Muncie
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