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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
11
Nation wide schedule highlights stations from New York to Detroit with brief program notes and times. Nathaniel Shilkret’s Salon Orchestra and Red Apple Club are among featured performances with multiple stations listing evening slots.
A list of broadcast times and programs for Tuesday at 5 30 P M across stations WCABE WEAF WEEI WHN WJAR WRY NEW YORK TRIO WLW WGY WJID WOC WCAU WDAF detailing city and program types from orchestras to pianists.
A scrambled text lists radio stations and imagined programs across U S cities. It mentions WEAF New York WCAE WEE WGR WOR WWJ WEAR and others with scores or frequencies and notes orchestras and travelogues in cities like Milwaukee Philadelphia Detroit Atlantic City and Shanghai Peking.
A listing of radio programs with times and stations across Hartford New York Schenectady Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Detroit Cleveland and other cities. It notes orchestras concerts talks and programs on WTIC WIJY WJTD WGY WJAR WCCO WRC WBZ WSAI KIDM WCX WEAF and more.
A scattered schedule lists stations and programs across multiple cities. Entries include WJZ New York cellist performance at 8 10 P M and WIP Philadelphia orchestra, with additional music and talk offerings in Cincinnati Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Omaha and more.
The board of works voted to notify county commissioners that the city will pay half the cost of a $22,000 Bean Creek bridge at Shelby and Minnesota. They refused to alter plans for a Bluff Rd. to Meridian St. link, keeping only the Meridian St. subway under Belt Railroad tracks. The lighting project on N Meridian St. was extended from Sixteenth St. to Fall Creek. James E. McNamara Construction Co. won the Delaware St. widening and resurfacing bid for $20,032.35.
Rainbow Division Veterans Association will hold a 3 p m meeting Wednesday in Superior Court Three. President Garrett W Olds and Secretary R E Murphy announce the gathering for members and eligible attendees.
Mrs. Nancy Mather of Richwood Ohio says the first dose helped her and her children quickly. Thousands of mothers rely on FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for children with coughs and colds. No opiates. Sold by all druggists.
The solution fills the listed horizontal and vertical clues from the prior page. Key entries include antitoxin, constellation, lariat, mis takes, insect beetle, female deer, civilizes, and cords for ropework, with many standard crossword terms completing the grid.
Long list of individuals with ages and occupations appears, including Diana Oli and Angeline Barlow, with addresses and notes such as waitress, student, nurse, and clerk. The fragment resembles a marriage licenses or civil records section listing applicants and their vital details.
Adolph Hendrick age five of 839 Charles Street suffered head injuries when struck by a car near his home. Maurice Harley of Brill Street and Madison Avenue was the driver under investigation.
All dolled up in new uniforms the Indianapolis post office band will give its second concert tonight at the Federal Building. The band probably will attend the National Association of Letter Carriers convention at De.
Community notes recount a burglar alarm in Marion where six 2 cent stamps were stolen after a back window screen was removed. A 23 man vigilante committee forms to curb bank banditry in Decatur County as local school staff see no changes with a likely athletic director exit in Kokomo. Feigned injuries report Mrs Crissman and Lee Nelson with minor finger injuries. Albert R Hall names Miss Mary Gillen as assistant secretary in Washington starting in October. Kiwanis in Fairmount backs Frederick Neel for Indiana lieutenant governor as Daviess Circuit Court vacation ends Labor Day with Judge Hastings presiding.
September term six weeks session noted with twenty end cases on the criminal docket. John Plummer, 60, died near Columbus at Beck's Grove from injuries after a cow he was leading dragged him 100 yards.
Thomas Hawkas of 1501 Hoyt Ave reported to police that he arrived to stop two youths removing a rear tire from his parked auto at 200 Indiana Ave. He said the suspects fled with the spare tire already off the rack.
A Baltimore woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing her menopausal distress after long illness and a failed search for relief. She notes improvement through a full treatment and mentions benefiting her two daughters as well. The ad promotes the product for nervousness and hot flashes.
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