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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
KDKA chief announcer H. W. Arlin earns high praise in Quebec after French-Canadian youths with limited English listening to his score updates and understanding the play-by-play.
England begins to realize radio industry growth as a count shows 1,500,000 radio set owners spend 10,000,000 pounds yearly on wireless apparatus.
The Claypool Trio Alma Miller Lentz violin Carolyn Turner piano Consuelo Coachman Rettig cello join The Times radio show Friday night over WEFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company station from Indianapolis Times studio Severin. Appearing from left to right in the picture at the Washington radio conference Nov 9.
Herbert A. Luckey was reelected president at the annual meeting held Wednesday night at the Severin. Other officers elected were Robert L. Moorhead first vice president George S. Greene second vice president George L. Glossbrewer treasurer and A. J. Allen secretary. Membership stands at 1,164. Luckey will represent the organization at the national level.
The Times radio program on Friday night from the Severin studio presents the Claypool Trio with violinist Alma Miller Lentz, pianist Consuelo Coachman Rettig, and Carolyn Turner. Lyric soprano Mary F Case will perform at least three solos with Boyd Johnson at the Baldwin Grand for Mrs Case’s numbers. The program includes selections from Verdi, Mascagni, and The Student Prince, plus surprises.
The Purdue University extension department will start a popular radio course in the Chamber of Commerce Building on November 5 at 7:30. Classes run weekly and will be taught by Francis F. Hamilton, city building commissioner and radio pioneer.
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