Radio Schedule Notes for Several Cities in 1925
United Press listings show evening programs across stations WTAM WCAE WWJ WEEI WJAR WOC WCAP WOC WCAP WRC WJZ and WCCO. Highlights include Gypsey string orchestra at 9 p m EST Grand opera night at 8 p m EST educational program at WRC and U S Navy band at 5 to 6 p m EST Fr and R family at 6 45 p m CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WWJ
Detroit
WEEI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WOC
Philadelphia
WCAP
Washington
Davenport
Gypsey
KGO
Oakland
WRC
WJZ
S. Navy Band
WCCO
Minneapolis
R. Family
Radio Listings Roundup of 5:30 to 6:30 P. M. Programs
A scanned page lists radio schedules across stations from WAHG to WOR with times around 5:30 to 6:30 P.M. including Long Island Philadelphia Schenectady Providence Hartford Detroit New York Omaha Cincinnati and Newark entries. Programs feature music orchestras vocalists organ trios and program notes for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahg
Long Island
Fisher
WLIT
Phila
Lphia
WGY
Chenectady
Lone Island
WJAR
Providence
WTIC
Hartford
KFAB
Lincoln—ogram
Wear
Cleveland
WHAD
Milwaukee
WJR
Detroit—Orchestra
Cincinnati
WNYC
New York—Trio
WOAW
Omaha—Organ
WRNY
New York—Orchestra
Artford
Schenectady
WOR
Newark
Varied peered and city codes noted in fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions several stations and locales including Omaha, Minneapolis and Detroit with codes such as WOAW 526 and WBZ 333.3 and a Springfield Bane concert reference. No coherent event or narrative present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOAW
Omaha
Wweco
Minneapolisalu
R. Family
WBZ
Springfield
WCX
Detroit
Radio Station Schedule Snippet
A listing shows daily radio program blocks with stations WGR WKRC WOAW WDAF WJR and others. Times range from 8:00 to 12:00 featuring sequences like 8:00 WDAF WJR and 11:00 WKRC 11:45 WDAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGR
WKRC
WOAW
WDAF
WJR
WMAK
WJZ
WOO
WAHG
WTAM
KPO
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los Angeles
KNX
Hollywood
WHO
Des Moines
Cincinnati
Llne i
Kansas City
KFT Ser
Angeles
Wietisac Frehéstra, Esr
Eek
Beatle EU. Sic
Crazy Radio Dial Listings Across Cities and Programs
A fragmented OCR list maps numerous stations and venues across the United States. It mentions WEAF New York and a roster including WEEI WJAR WOO WGCAE WWJ WOC WOR plus many others in cities like Cincinnati Philadelphia Omaha Des Moines Memphis and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestra
WEAF
New York
Es Gostes
WEEI
WJAR
WOO
WGCAE
WWJ
WOC
Wes Wor
Iaeonestra
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
WRW
Tarrytown
Shenandoah
Denver
Tdi
East Pittsh
Psernae
Louis
Cture
Spingfeld
Washington
Kansas
Weaf Coy
BO Des Moines
Downer Poe
Detroit
Serenaders
Memphis
Atlanta
WMAK
Lockport
Denver to New York radio schedule summary
scrambled log lists multiple stations and programs across cities including Denver Chicago New York and Philadelphia. mentions football talk orchestra program ball scores and various call letters with uncertain timing and content.
Standholders Ordered to Clean Stands or Lose Permits
William H. Freeman announces a city order requiring Courthouse square vendors to install garbage containers and place all refuse in them. The board of sanitary commissioners will collect the refuse. Noncompliance will lead to permit cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Freeman
Board of Works
Courthouse Square
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Freeman
Hoosier Briefs report cow gore and storm damage in Indiana
Hoosier Briefs notes OY Smith of Rochester area gored by a cow injuring his left thigh. Mitt McKinney farm barns destroyed by lightning, estimated loss 5000 dollars. Nathan Enyart of Plymouth wins 13994 dollar contract for L F Stunt Road in Marshall County. Seventy Fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry survivors in Warsaw elect officers. A bolt of lightning kills four hogs on Orville Orn’s Milford area farm. Boy Scout Week to be observed in Seymour September 21 to 26 with a parade on the last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt McKinney
Seymour
Burglar Alarm Worth Keeps Burglar Away
Jane Bemenderfer, 65, heard noises at 1.30 am at her Rochester Indiana home and rang her homemade burglar alarm using a dinner bell and wire through her bedroom window. The alarm drew neighbors quickly and the intruder fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Rochester
Ind
Jane Bemenderfer
Klinckback in Jail in Oberholtzer Murder Case
Earl Klinck returned to jail in Noblesville Indiana to await trial with D C Stephenson and Earl Gentry on charges of murdering Miss Madge Oberholtzer. He arrived with a deputy sheriff after attending the Evansville funeral of Mrs Roy Stratton his sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Earl Klinck
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Evansville
Roy Stratton
Aged man killed by auto in Goshen incident
Amos Schrock, 78, died from injuries after being struck by an auto driven by 18 year old Orville Kayser in Goshen Indiana. Kayser was held in jail overnight and released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Goshen
Ind
Orville Kayser
Amos Schrock
Cross Word Puzzle Clues From Horizonal and Vertical
A list of crossword hints including troubled, rouse, go to sleep and many others across horizons and vertical clues with diverse wordplay and letter counts, typical of a vintage puzzle page.
Memorized Motions of a Bowing Head and Compass Point
A compact note links the act of bowing the head to fishlike mimicry and a second note in a scale, then anchors with a point of the compass as a guiding cue. The phrasing suggests a concise catalog of gestures and a directional reference.
Two Injured In City Street Mishap At Fourteenth Street
Miss Helen Hunter, 34, of 3247 Graceland Ave, suffered leg injuries after stepping on a tilted manhole cover at Thirty-Fourth Street and Capitol Avenue Saturday. Homer Anderson, 28, of 730 N. Illinois Street, was cut on the head when he fell against a window in an auto driven by Clarence Cobb, 2527 Eighteenth Street. Anderson said the car lurched as he tried to retrieve a box of matches from his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunter
Graceland Ave
Capitol Ave
Homer Anderson
Illinois St
Clarence Cobb
Eighteenth St
Anderson
Marriage Licenses Reported in Bloomington and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Bloomington Indiana and surrounding towns. Notable entries include ages and professions such as telephone operator and trucker, with spouses from local addresses and references to nearby communities.
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le Roy Wagoner
Bloomington
Ind
Mond 'Sawyer
Gioka Seaingicn
W. Twenty-Eighth
Hn W. Parnes
R. R. J. Box
Apie Gr Tee Jchuieon
Edna Nena Manis
Anie Steavens
Boule
Danvill mi
Ommizabeth A. Penn
Richard Cateiseel
Alabami F
W. A
Paix
Acta A
Twenrion Harina
W. Morarthur
Gratenhe Ie
Leading Announcers Attend Indianapolis Radio Show
Three of the world’s leading radio announcers will attend the Indianapolis show at Cable Tabernacle September 21 to 26. Bill Hay formerly of KFKX Hastings Neb now in Chicago will attend Friday evening. Leo Fitzpatrick “The Merry Old Chief” of the Kansas City Night hawks attends Tuesday and George Dewey Hay “Solemn Old Judge” of WLS Chicago will be present on opening day September 21. A glass enclosed booth will broadcast programs from the middle of the exposition building each evening with announcers from various stations in attendance. A large speech amplifier will extend the program to all parts of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Bill Hay
KFKX
Hastings
Neb
Chicago
WOR
Leo Fitzpatrick
Kansas City Nighthawks
George Dewey Hay
WLS
Exposition
Dinner for Howland at University Club on farewell
Fellow members of the University Club plan a farewell dinner Tuesday night for Hewitt H. Howland editor of Bobbs Merrill Publishers who resigned to become editor of Century Magazine Howland a former club president will depart in a few days for New York to assume his new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Hewitt H. Howland
Bobbs-Merrill Publishers
the Century Magazine
Howland
Club
New York
Climbers Report Insects Found at 21000 Feet on Everest
Mount Everest climbers at 21 000 feet discovered bees moths and butterflies amid a barren landscape with no vegetation. They reportedly ate one another for food due to scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mount
Everest
Two youths held on petit larceny charges
William Maley, 16, of 1242 Bridge Street and William Thompson, 19, of 12385 Nordyke Avenue, were detained today for allegedly taking auto accessories from Grover Wolf’s car at 240 Dorman Street on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maley
Bridge St
William Thompson
Nordyke Ave
Auto
Grover Wolf
Dorman St
Small Thefts Reported In Several Local Incidents
Police search for a colored man who robbed J. B. Toombs of $1 and two streetcar tickets near his Park Avenue home. A purse was stolen from Mrs. R. M. Martin at Muskingum and Pratt Streets. A vacant house on Pleasant Run Boulevard lost lighting and plumbing fixtures worth $600. Mrs. Morgan reported theft of food, slippers, and hose and an arson attempt at Beecher Street home. Tires were stolen from Falk Platt shop on Virginia Avenue. Auto accessories were taken from M. and W. Battery Company on Massachusetts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Toombs
Park Ave
Toombs
R. M. Martin
W. Pratt Sr
Muskingum and
Pratt Sts
Pleasant Run Blvd
Thomas Morgan
Beecher St
Falk Platt
Virginia Ave
M. and W. Battery Company
Massachusetts Ave
Accident Brings Light All Time A Sweet At Anderson
Charles Hudson foreman at Union Traction car shops regained sight in his right eye after a stream from a fire extinguisher struck him during a small fire at the shops in Anderson Indiana. He washed his eye and found sight restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Charles Hudson
Union Traction Car Shops
Y. M. C. A. To Open Fall and Winter Classes Tonight
The Y M C A begins fall and winter activities with night school starting tonight. Seventy one courses are offered and 4000 active members have been notified. A lobby program is planned for Wednesdays and Saturdays. A drive aims to add 200 new members.
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BY Ben Batsford
Jove
Sheriff
Helen
Williams
J RoniLliams
Genea seRvice
SIN Masor
Nol
Son Raquet
SMD
Miesus
Azob
Freckles
Blosser
Trey
Tim Gonna
Kim
Ima
Freexes
Fellas
WREO
WQJ
WOAT
WIBO
WMAQ
WMBR
WHAS
WGES
WGBS
WGN
WFI
WEBH
WBAV
WBBM
WBCN
PWX
KYW
KFDM
WHAR
KFNF
KOA
WSMB
WHN
WSAI
KTHS
WJID
Max Freedman
Dallas
New York —Orchestra
San Antonio
New _Orleane
Mudc
Long Island—Orchestra
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Indianapolis Music House
N. Penn. St
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Atwater-Kent Super-Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash. St
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Wawts ST
WFBM
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra
Abe Farb
Hot Springs
New York— Revue
WJJID
Mooseheart
San Francisco
Cleveland—Orchestra
WMC
Hoosier Briefs
OY Smith
Nathan Enyart
Plymouth
L. F. Stunt
Marshall County
Seventy-Fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Warsaw
David Harrington
Wakarusa
J. W. Hirschman
B. W. Carr
Orville Orn
Milford
Klinck
Esther
Hem
Raen
Shmuel
Fiz
Y. M. School
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