Mardi Gras Planned by Civic Group at South Grove Club
East Riverside Civic Association hosts a Mardi Gras festival and children's Halloween party at 7 tonight in the South Grove golf club house. Rev C Hildebrand leads adult games with George Taylor. 800 children expected for parade and costume judging. city recreation department runs the kids festival. women from Emerson Grove assist. Arthur Michael and William Taylor oversee refreshments. Kate Durbin and A Kerrs manage the fish pond. Firemen’s string band provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Riverside
Everett Smith
Emma Schmidt
Robert Kluger
Roberson
Emerson Grove Women's League
Arthur Michael
William Taylor
Kate Durbin
A. Kerrs
Day Program Schedule on WFBM Indianapolis Radio
The lineup lists Wednesday morning slots on WFBM Indianapolis, with programs from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. including Pep Unlimited Club Aunt Sammy Bond Bakers' orchestra Republican county committee Farm Community Network Jim and Walt American School of the Air Columbia salon orchestra Two Thirty tunes and silent periods.
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Pep Unlimited Club
Aunt Sammy
Bond Bakers’ Orchestra
Republican County Committee
Farm Community Network
CBS
Jim
Walt
American School of the Air
Columbia Salon Orchestra
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments and Programs Listed
A garbled roster lists a morning radio schedule with various programs, time stamps, and sponsor mentions including The Breakfast Club, Circle theater organlogues, Capital dairies, Ho Po Ne, and several NBC slots. The fragmentary listing covers talks, music, livestock reports, cooking shows, and time signals across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Federation
Stewart
L. S. Ayres Sewrge Aire
Hoosier Club
Circle Theater
Capital Dairies
Indianapolis Paint & Color
Leander & Becker’s Decorator
Wilson
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
Vaughn Cor
Marot Trio
Union Ice and Coal
Ho-Po-Ne
Father John's Medicine Ad Colds Coughs Health Claim
Advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a simple food remedy that builds strength with vitamins to shorten colds and coughs. Claims 184 hospitals and institutions use it regularly and emphasizes it contains no drugs or alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Store Owner Battles Bandits In Indianapo lis Night Plunders
Reported robberies and purse snatchings span Indianapolis and nearby areas Monday night into today. Joseph Butler, 69, storekeeper of 2444 Martindale Avenue, was forced to surrender $105 after resisting two armed bandits. John Ferris, 56, of Beech Grove, was assaulted as a thief tried to rob his car in a garage. Additional victims include Dochterman, Dunkerson, Lang, Bowes, Barnes, Clayton, Hauser, and Stewart with varied loot from money to clothing and jewelry.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Butler
Martindale Avenue
John Ferris
Beech Grove
Ferris
William F. Dochterman
Oakland Avenue
Marcus Dunkerson
Bell Street
Carl R. Lang
Delaware Street
Robert Bowes
Downey Avenue
Roy Barnes
College Lee
Pred Clayton
New York Street
William Hauser
Gray Street
Cardella Stewart
Missouri Street
Daughter of President Is Dead in East
Mrs James Robert McKee daughter of President Benjamin Harrison died Monday at her Greenwich Connecticut home Berkeley lodge She was born in Indianapolis sister of Russell B Harrison Mexican consul in Indiana and wife of merchant James R McKee They resided in Greenwich for years She was once known as the girl of the White House and this year earned an honorary Doctor of Laws from Miami University Ox ford Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Berkeley Lodge
Greenwich
Conn
Russell B. Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana
McKee
James R. McKee
Roy L Danks Dies After Prolonged Illness
Funeral services held in New York for Roy L Danks retired millionaire. He died early Sunday after four years of failing health. His widow was Doreen Ward of Indianapolis. The couple traveled widely and recently returned from a long European visit.
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New York
Roy L. Danks
Doreen Ward
Indianapolis
Mr. Danks
Mrs. Danks
Europe
Cleveland Expands Jobs With 350000 Emergency Appropriation
The city of Cleveland allocates 350000 for emergency use to fund additional employment for 6250 registered jobless men through the city service department and the employment bureaus.
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Cleveland
United Press
City Service Department
Columbia Club Hosts Unique Cinderella Ball for Members
The Columbia Club plans a Cinderella Ball for members and guests on Thursday night November 6. Louis H. Fink chairs the program committee. Maurie Bennett and his WFBM orchestra will provide music featuring Louie Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Emanon
Ella Ball
Louis H. Fink
Maurie Bennett
WFBM
Louie Lowe
Marion County Tuberculosis Association Plans Seals Sale Meeting
The seventeenth annual Marion County Tuberculosis Association meeting at Lincoln Thursday will mark the first step toward the 1930 Christmas seal sale. Association president Edward Harris announced. Dr. F G Barr of Dayton Ohio will speak on The Value of Good Health in Industry. Nine directors will be elected and H V Scarborough new Sunnyside sanatorium superintendent will be introduced. Mrs A C Rasmussen treasurer will review health activities including nutrition camps for sick children and health work with 50000 school children. Over 100 reservations have been made by civic representatives supporting anti-disease work funded by the seal sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Lincoln
Edward Harris
F. G. Barr
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
H. V. Scarborough
Sunnyside Sanatorium
A. C. Rasmussen
Radio Schedule Highlights A Dense Evening Lineup
A detailed listing of Times Radio Dial daytime and nighttime programs across CBS NBC and local stations. Notable entries include Henry George Philco hour Tony's Scrapbook and various orchestras, with hourly weather and columnist segments sprinkled through the night.
Evening Radio Schedule Listing Programs and Times
A detailed daytime and evening radio lineup lists multiple programs across hours from 3:00 to 12:30 with offerings such as French lessons, The Old Rocking Chair, Hotel Linton orchestra, NBC programs, and music by Purol concert band and Castle Farm orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Radio Club
Brooks and
Ross
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Amos ‘'N
Andy
NBC
Ohio State Department of Education
Purol
Chevrolet
Ameri Tax Scribe
The
Cotton Queen
Castle Farm Orchestra
Gibson Orchestra
Radio Schedule Highlights From Chicago and NBC System Networks
Distant stations feature a Columbia-Blackstone program to WABC WMAQ KMO WGN and NBC Wayne King parol concert to WJZ WWW. Chicago programs include news political talk and musical features on KYW WLS WMAQ WJZ and WEAF network feeds with orchestras and veteran hosts.
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Columbia
WFBM
Chicago
NBC_ System
WGY
Schenectady
G. E. Orchestra
Columbia—Paramount Hour
St. Paul
WEBM
Phicarp
WFAA
Dallas
WGN
NBC
Cuckoo
WJZ
KDKA
KYW
Hydrox
Tony Kabootea
WENR
Amos
Andy
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
KSTP
Bar Oheee
Wsmeson
Nahsville
Jack and
Bill
WMAQ
Dan and
Sylvia
Wayne King
Hot Springs
Kingsway
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Columbia—Blackstone
WABC
KMO
NBC System
WLS
Politica
Shrussler Columba
WOWO
KMOX
Mewis
P. M
Henry George
WEAF
International Radio Delights Feature Shaw Debut and Tin Pan Alley Stars
George Bernard Shaw voices his first international radio appearance on Columbia and WABC from WLW WHAS and NBC Chicago studios Tuesday night airing selections from Whoopee Show Boat Scandals and Vanities. James Stanley will sing When Good Fellows Get Together on Eveready program across WHAS WGN WIAM NBC. Tek Music presents Kalmar Ruby Rudolfeet Rodgers Kern and more on KDKA NBC network with five minute dramas.
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George Bernard Shaw
America
Columbia Broadcasting Network
WABC
Pure Oil Orchestra
WLW
WHAS
NBC
Chicago
Bederick Field Bullard
James Stanley
Eveready
WGN
WIAM
Kalmar
Ruby
Rudolfeet
Richard Rodgers
Jerome Kern
Tin Pan Alley
Tek Music
KDKA
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC and Columbia Programs
7:00 NBC WJZ Pure Oil concert featuring Columbia Blackstone program with Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson. 7:30 NBC WEAF Florsheim frolic and Coon Sanders Night Hawks. 8:00 Columbia Philco symphony directed by Howard Barlow to WFBM. 8:30 NBC WJZ Death Valley Days dramatic sketch and NBC WEAF Wonder Bakers Singing Violins with Phil Dewey.
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WGY
WTAM
WGN
WHAS
WSB
WLS
Chicago
WJZ
KDKA
WSM
Nashville
WEBM
Lee Sims
Orches- Nec” Ayetere
EAF
Hal
Wenr
Cilenas Reet Aeoeer
Chevrolet
Columbia
Philco Symphony
WFBM
NBC
Blackstone
Frank Crumit
Julia Sanderson
WEAF
Coon Sanders
Howard Barlow
Death Valley Days
Wonder Bakers
Phil Dewey
Bobbed Hair Style Sway in 1885, Barber Says
Portland barber Amos Abbott, 78, who has run a shop fifty two years, recalls bobbed hair as a vogue in 1885 lasting about a year. He predicts women will eventually return to long hair.
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United Press
Portland
Amos Abbott
League Flays Hoover Over Power Regulation Attempt
The National Popular Government League issues a bulletin accusing President Hoover of trying to wreck electric power regulation. It cites events of the past two years to claim the administration circumvented federal power act protections and favored power interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Hoover
National Popular Government League
Opera Season Opens with Glitter and Somber Tone
The Metropolitan Opera opens its 46th season with Verdi’s Aida led by Maria Mueller and featuring Branzell Martinelli de Luca in a starry New York gala. Chicago Civic Opera launches its second season with Lorenzaccio as nobles gala attendance fills the new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Metropolitan Opera
Opera
Metropolitan Opera Company
Giulio Gatti-Carazza
Maria Mueller
Karin Sbranzeil
Giuseppe de Luca
Giovanni Martinelli
Verdi
Rosa Ponselle
Lucrezia Bori
Maria Jeritza
Miss Mueller
Aida
Miss Branzell
Amneris
Martinelli
Radames
de Luca
Amonroso
Metropolitan
Caruso
Shrine of Opera
New York Society
Chicago
Alexandre
Chicago Civic Opera House
Ernest Moret
Civic Opera Company
Chicago River
United States
Vanni-Marcoux
Emile Cooper
Ryersons
McCormicks
Swifts
Flight training device on car tests pilot control
A Washington report notes that physical condition heavily influences flying ability and accident risk. It describes a new training device mounted on a car with front wings as ailerons and rear wings as elevators, giving the novice pilot a feel for airspeed and control as the car speeds up.
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NEA
Washington
Arrivals and Departures at Mars Hill and Hoosier Airports
Mars Hill Airport lists Mrs Beulah Oliver of 3101 Kenwood avenue traveling to Cincinnati and Morris Hosier of 4243 Washington boulevard bound for Chicago. T A T planes halted by bad weather Monday should resume schedules today. Hoosier Airport notes Walker W Winslow of Indianapolis heading to Peru and Logansport aboard Curtiss-Robin.
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Mars Hill
Embry-Riddle
Beulah Oliver
Kenwood Avenue
Cincinnati
Morris Hosier
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
Hoosier
Walker W. Winslow
Indianapolis
Peru
Logansport
Curtiss-Robin
German pilot tops world record by inverted flight
Werner Weichelt, chief pilot at the Muenster aviation school, claims the world record for inverted flight. He remained upside down in an ordinary plane above the school's field for 46 minutes and 53 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Berlin
Werner Weichelt
Muenster
Niles Police Face Suspensions Over Bribe Charges
Seven of thirteen Niles police officers were ordered suspended after charges they took protection money from ten bootleggers and gambling house operators. Named defendants include Lieutenant Edward Kennedy and six other officers: Thomas Reese Fred Henderson Dominic Sharkey P. H. Booth James Miles and Leo Mears.
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Niles
United Press Niles, O
Niles Police Force
Edward Kennedy
Thomas Reese
Fred Henderson
Dominic S. Sharkey
P. H. Booth
James Miles
Leo Mears
AFL to Renew Drive Against Child Labor to Relieve Unemployment
The American Federation of Labor plans a new campaign in states yet to ratify the proposed twentieth amendment. The child labor amendment, approved in June 1924 after previous federal attempts were ruled unconstitutional, aims to curb child labor as a step to ease unemployment.
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A. F. of L
Scrinps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Stuart Walker to Join Butler Alumni Players Chapter
Curtis Hunter announced that Stuart Walker renowned playwright and producer will join the Butler university National Collegiate Players alumni chapter. Walker will be initiated at a banquet in his honor within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Walker
Butler University
National Collegiate Players
Curtis Hunter
Walker
Income Loss Shown by Indianapolis Street Railway
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company reports September income fell versus 1929 with gross revenue down 61,778 dollars to 363,740 dollars and net earnings down 72,859 dollars for the month. The report was filed by George C. Forrey Jr. as receiver of the railways.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission Today
George C. Forrey Jr
Akron forms Anti-death by Own Action Club
The Salvation Army sponsors a new Akron group named the Anti-death by own action Club. Membership requires only a pledge not to end one’s life. The club grew from recent personal crisis reports and multiple suicide attempts linked to Robert Louis Stevenson’s fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Akron
Robert Louis Stevenson
Suicide Club
Salvation Army
Indiana Bridge Project Bids Near 750000 State Cost
Indiana state highway officials estimate the Evansville bridge project will cost about 750000 with federal aid covering roughly half. Low bids on two sections total 1142745, while overall project cost is projected between 2 and 3 million. Kansas City Bridge Co led concrete and stone pier bids. other bidders include The Foundation Co, Pacific Bridge Co, and Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Albert J. Wedeking
Indiana State Highway Commission
Wedeking
Indiana
Wedekin
Kansas City Bridge Company of
Kansas City
Highway Department
J. T. Woeshell
Chicago
O. L. Grover
United States Bureau of Public Roads
the Foundation Company
New York
Pacific Bridge Company
Portland
Ore
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Leavenworth
Kan
Konjola Promises Relief for Ailments Wide Range
A sensational health claim extols Konjola a 32 ingredient medicine claimed to aid stomach liver kidneys and bowels as well as rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. An Indianapolis resident Mr Edgar C Browning testifies after years of illness he regained health following Konjola treatment. The Konjola Man to be found at Hook Drug Store Illinois and Washington Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Browning
West Gimber Street
Indianapolis
Konjola
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Browning
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Civic Group
South Grove Club
Harry Schopp
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Indianapolis Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Crosley Homemakers
Verso Lumberjacks
Mary Hale Martins
Morpheus
Selt
Peanuts
Pat Gillick
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
National Farm
School of the Air
Pia Pera
Doctors of Mel
Murdock Williams
Woman's Radio Club
Water
Kent Radio
Public Service Tire Co
New York St
Apollo Restaurant
West
Maryland Street
Whopper Bass
Carl Knuth
Parker Avenue
Allen's Lake
Greensburg
Knuth
Bandit
East
Dr. Barr
Times Radio Dial
Hotel Barclay Orchestra
Democratic County Committee
Tony
Graybarbour
Paramount-Publix
Heywood Broun
Biltmon Orchestra
Indianapolis Broadcasting Inc
Harry Bason
Republican Central Committee
Ed McConnell
Rose the Buddies
Public Welfare Orchestra
Don Herr
Waverly
Wm. H
Cancernetieen
Zenith Grab Fe
Connie
NBC _ System
St. Louis
Air Vaudeville
WGN Synocopators
Drake
Wee
Cleveland—Club Madrid
WBBM
Sige Tad
Spitalny'’s
Dallas—Studio Ensemble
WJR
Detroit
Delbridge’s
Mkyw
Panico
Gerun
Henry George Cigar Band
William Artzt
Central Asia
Borodin
Philco
Columbia Network
Wonder Gal
Hap Wonder Bakers
Graybar
Victor Herbert
Louis Katzman
Paramount-Publix Radio Playhouse
FBM
Jesse Crawford
Orae
William Hain
Marie Gerard
Jerry
Madison
Denver
Paramount
B. A. Rolfe
Henry George Stock Company
Oil City
Columbia Net
GEM Laundry
Fiat
Seripus-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Bank
Commerce Department
Device Trains
Walter D. Hickman
Hollywood
Saudavius
Tha Tndiane Hae Alwave
Uc Aag 4Uas
Nayo
Colleen Moore
A. J. Kalberer
Lyric
Karl Dane
Hosum
Dave
Tessie
Danny Duncan
Daddy
Fid Gordon
Aype
Lee
Gray
Marie Hughes
Brother
Lewis Ayres
Hell
Circle
Palace
Monte Carlo
Paris
Ohio
Apollo
Colonial
the Mutual
Motion Pictures
M-G-M
Hearst Metro News
Flip the Frog
John Mack Brown
Wallace Beery ‘N
Billy the Kid
Wes Front
Eer
RKO
Gray Family
Tressie
Laypo
Grace
Agility
Winnie Lightner
Warner Baxter
al 'Follies
Onie
Rio
Amosa
Evansville Span
U. S
Art
National Studio
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