Opera and Educational Broadcasts Tonight Across Stations
United Press lists WJAR WCAP WOO 10 PM EST with I Pagliacci by WBAF grand opera company. KGO Oakland 361 M 8 PM PCST educational program. WTAM Cleveland 389 M 8 PM EST ensemble and playlet. WOA Denver 322 M 8 PM MST conservatory artists. WCCO Minneapolis St Paul 416 TM 8 PM CST University of Minnesota program.
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United Press York
Adhaing Wjar
WCAP
WOO
Wbaf Grand Opera Company
KGO Oakland
WTAM
Cleveland
WOA
Denver
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
University of Minnesota
United Press
Radio Programs On Air Across Cities And Stations
A garbled listing of radio stations and programs across U S cities. Mentions WBZ KFAB WPG KMA WDAP WBAP WEAF WEEI WIP and others with assorted programs including orchestras concerts and children's hours.
Concert Radio Listings Sketch Across Many Stations
A dense list chronicles radio and concert programming across stations and cities. It notes announced times and venues including New York orchestras, Philadelphia and Newark recitals, Omaha organ broadcasts, and regional programs in Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Boston.
Radio Concert Listings Tie Across Cities and Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists numerous stations and times for concerts, orchestras, operas, and vocal performances across cities from Richmond to Boston. Entries mention violinists, sopranos, orchestras, and various concerts with broadcasters like WRNY WWJ and WBZ, reflecting a dense regional entertainment guide.
Radio listings feature numerous city programs and performers
A dense broadcast directory lists stations from WMCA to WEAF with multiple city programs. Entries include orchestras, choirs, soloists, and bands in New York Philadelphia Dallas Houston and other cities, detailing time slots and musical formats in a snapshot of 1930s radio programming.
Radio Listings featuring York Opera and City Orchestras
Broadcast schedule lists multiple stations with opera performances from York and various city orchestras. Notable entries include WEEI Boston Marimba Band, WJZ New York violinist, WBZ Springfield 9:05 PM, WBAP Fort Worth orchestra, KFI Los Angeles program, KGO San Francisco vocational music, and WRNY New York radio theater.
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Richmond Hill—Trie
Probedt M
New York
Revel- Providence
Berry
Philade
Aarto Waves
Rhe Yet Lockport Renaders
WMA
Family Girl
Waxy
New York—Orchestra
WSM
Nashville Tenn
WTAG
Worcester
Hartford
WTAM
Cleveland
WWJ
Detroit— Orchestra
WCAU
Episadelphines Oprangblamats
WCAP
Washington
Reece
Witeekot
Grehgati Entertaine
A —Berg
Houston
KDKA
East
East Pageapy
KOA
Denver—Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
Soprang
Danist
Wey
Waz
WBAP
Worth
WEAF
Bigo Wcap Weei
Woo
WHO
Des Moines
Buffalo
JAR
Providence
Philadelphia
WMCA
Newark
NY Hour
d_ entertainment
Atlantic
G City
Billy
Buck
Noahville
WSUI
KFAO
St. Louis
Ered
Eature
KFRU
Golumne
Cas ‘ Burgh
Christian Science
WMAK
WOS
WPG
City
KFAB
Lincoln
KPRC
WRZ
WJAD
Waco
Texas
WFAA
Dallas
Dallas—Agricultural Program
WMC
Memphis—Specialrogram
WOAI
San Antonio
WSMB
New Orleans
York
WEEI
Boston
WJZ
WLIT
WOW
Omaha
WSOE
Milwaukee
Oy City
Springfield— Orchestra
WRNY
Penador
Potertainers
WRW
Tarrytown
Radio Theater Players
WCER
Elgin
ML Estra
Whaei
Newcokevue
Wir
Pontiac
Ted Lewis
Orchester FO
Des Moines—Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City —Night Hawks
KFI
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco— Orchestra
Marriage Licenses List of Local Applicants and Details
A list of individuals applying for marriage licenses includes Omer B. Fisher a 22 laborer at 1749 New York and Irene Sullivan, Enola Z. Eilers and others with ages from 17 to 55. Items show occupations and home addresses such as Irene Sullivan and Lena O Phillips, with various trades noted.
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Omer B. Fisher
New York
Irene Sullivan
Companarles
Enola Z. Eilers
Marchal Olver
Bradley Gas
Lena O' Phillips
N. Chester
J. Theodore Schwarz
Pasadena
Pasadena Ants., Salesman. Modieska B. Gillespe, 21 1017 N. Delaware
Emmett E Schireliff
Weghorst Opaline L. Pos
W. Ray Carl
Kidwell
Rentugly Polieher
Mary J. Carver
S. Neversey
George B. Branham
Ing. Mont
Louise Jng
Bellefontaine
Honeath
Arthur G. White
Thir
Behel ¥ Hill
Rockwood
Dwight J. Van_Osdol
Spehyific Ind
Helen Cox
Broadway
Everett
L. Comstock
Ataington
Irma E. H Vee N
Buelid
Marion W. Yost
Ashland
Florence H. Rominger
Achiend
Morford
Olive
Wollen
Catherine I! English
Nichols
W. Thirtieth
Clara M. Hang
Central
David E. Evans
Hollywood
Cal
Tay M. Reynolds
N. Capitol
Madison, Echante
Violet W.” Garrison
Madison
Hottel Becomes Manager at Washington Bank Real Estate Dept
Henley T. Hottel, longtime executive secretary of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, announced his acceptance as manager of the real estate department at the Washington Bank and Trust Company. He succeeds Scott R. Brewer, recently elected president of the State Savings and Trust Company. Robert E. Throckmorton will head the bank’s insurance department, previously led by Brewer. Hottel’s successor is not yet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley T. Hottel
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Washington Bank and Trust Company
Scott R. Brewer
State Savings and Trust Company
Robert E. Throckmorton
Washington Bank Insurance Department
Brewer
Hottel
Spontaneous combustion linked to Wheeler Rescue Mission blaze
A small basement fire at 245 N. Delaware St. today at 5 15 a m is blamed on spontaneous combustion per the Wheeler Rescue Mission. Damage described as minor.
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Wheeler Rescue Mission
Delaware St
Church appoints new pastor H L V Shinn in Prospect and 8 New Jersey
The Rev H L V Shinn of Kansas City Missouri accepts the pastorate of Immanuel Reformed Church Prospect and 8 New Jersey Streets. He succeeds Rev Otto B Moor now at Immanuel Milwaukee Wisconsin. Shinn led St Pauls Reformed Church Kansas City for five years and studied at Heidelberg University Tiffin Ohio and Central Seminary Dayton Ohio. He previously served in German town Ohio and plans to arrive early February to preach December 6.
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H. L. V. Shinn
Kansas City
Immanuel Reformed Church
Prospect
New Jersey
Shinn
Otto B. Moor
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Pauls Reformed Church
Heidleberg University
Tiffin
Ohio
Central Seminary
Dayton
Germantown
Craig Funeral to Be Tuesday
Charles W. Craig, 67, Indianapolis candy maker, died Sunday at Martinsville Home Lawn Sanitarium. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Woodruff Place Baptist Church, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Eva, daughter Mrs Clayton Megg, son Carl S. Craig, sister Mrs Mary Ross, brother Edward S. Craig. He was born November 9, 1858 in Peru and moved to Indianapolis in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Craig
Fifty-Sixth St
Arlington Ave
Indianapolis
Home Lawn
Martinsville
Crown Hill
Woodruff Place
Craig
Peru
John Craig
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Eva Craig
Clayton O. Megg
Carl S. Craig
Mary Ross
Edward
Hoosier Briefs Summary of Local News Items
Divorce case in Ft Wayne as Mrs Hanna Cramer says Frank Cramer asked sheriff to jail him to avoid support. Corn crop damaged by freezing in north central Indiana. Peppermint oil fetches 20.50 a pound in Kosciusko County. Union Stock Yards in Richmond bought livestock valued at 423054.92. Marion schools report 97 percent attendance after six weeks. Hugo Stinnes Jr may visit La Porte with Edward A. Rumely. Clinton smallpox cases rise as 250 children vaccinated. La Porte Bankers’ Association swears in 300 deputy sheriffs. Over 100 applicants join Tall Cedars of Lebanon at Carthage. Clinton judge voids two search warrants over inadequate descriptions. Ft Wayne Sunday schools enter city basketball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Hanna Cramer
Frank Cramer
Real Estate Luncheon Sets Topic by Prof George Tapy
Prof George H. Tapy of Wabash College will discuss the Decalogue of Salesmanship at the Real Estate Board luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tapy
Wabash College
Chamber of Commerce
Waton Addresses Y M C A Gathering on Faith and Government
Senator James E Watson said on Sunday that Christian religion and American government share the same principles during a Y M C A big meeting at English's Theater. He added that Tennessee's evolution debate produced no clear definition of fundamentalism. Bishop Lester Smith will speak next Sunday on I Am the Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Tennessee
God
Lester Smith
Northwest District
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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CAE
Bable Sym M
Pittsburgh
Buffalo— Dance
WGY
Schenectady
Cleveland—Theater
Wee
Big Brother Club
Wane
WIP
Phil
WFBM
KFMF
WCX
WGR
WHAZ
KIAB
KFKX
KGO
KSC
Adelphia
Uncle Wip
Oreneere
WOAW
WOK
Chicago—Orchestra
Atlantic City
Newark—Sport Review
East Pittsburgh
Stokes
University of Pittsburgh
WCAE
Uncle Kaybee
Cap
Ant Dallas
WHN
I Talh
Philadelphia —Orchestra
WOR
Ashville
Paul—F
R. Family
WSB
WDAN
Radiolas Wilson
Wid
Penn ST
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Indianapolis Music House
Penn. St
Brunswick Radiolas Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Apolis
Lest
Paul
Enue
DA Spe
Eon
Nai
Milnette University
Sonie
Boras
Dea Moines
Prograt JR
Xontisc
Husic
Phila Iphia
Stanley Hour
KFIM
KEMQ
KLDS
KYW
WMBB
WBEM
WCBD
WEBH
WENR
WGES
WHAS
WHT
WJJD
WLIB
WLS
WMAQ
WOC
WOWL
WQJ
WBCN
WGN
CKAC
PWX
WBAV
WDWF
WEBJ
WFI
WGBS
WJY
WRC
WREO
Far West
KHJ
Rogram
Rik Pom
Y. W
Hot Springs
Richmond Hill
Minneapolo
St. Paul
New
Real Estate Board
With Washington Bank
Hook's Dependane Drug
Goldsmith's Gug
Haag Drug Co
America
Horace
Xoh
Williams
Maumee
Trwillams
Milkman
Nou
Night Hawk
Gan, Ma
Freckles
Blosser
Hane
Anssus Agoosey
Roctaer
Aurora
Church
Hoosier Briefs
Indiana
Tom A. Parker
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Union
Richmond
Marion Public Schools
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
Kaiser
Laporte
Edward A. Rumely
la Porte
Emmett Scott
Clinton
Lebanon
Carthage
G. E. Bingham
Charles Coleman
Sam Lynch
Centenary
Watson
Bayer
Ha “Bayer
Druggis
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