Welcome banquet and varied broadcasts across stations
1925 listing from United Press shows Washington WCAP hosts a welcome banquet for the Washington baseball team with several other stations including WEAF WEE WCAP JAR WJAR and more airing at 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m EST and CST. Programs include gypsy orchestra grand opera education and English speaking union banquet on WRNY KGO WOAW and others in New York Omaha Oakland and Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
WEE
Ton
WJAR
Providence
CAR
Pittsburgh
Troit
Woo
Phi
Delphia
Gypsy Orchestra
Radio Programs Schedule Across Stations
A list of radio programs aired in various cities and on multiple stations in the evening, including orchestras, concerts, sport reviews, and centered programs. Notable entries include Philadelphia Cen tralto and Detroit Orchestra performances with times such as 6 00 and 7 00 P M across stations WCAU WNYC WCAW WTIC and others.
Radio Schedule Glimpses from New York and Beyond
A listing of radio programs across stations in New York Houston Denver Des Moines and Milwaukee detailing pianist soprano baritone orchestra talk and concert segments. Notable entries include WJZ WRNY KPRC KDKA WCAP WEAF and others with times and locations such as New York Troy Houston Des Moines and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
The
Texans
WHAZ
Troy
WRNY
KPRC
Houston
Koa
Denver—Orchestra
WEAF
WCAP
Weel
Des Moines
WMC
Memphis
WMAK
Lockport
WOR
Newark
WSUI
Iowa City
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Bristow
aSee Wez
Spee Eld
WDAF
Milwaukee
P Paige
AR Walt Cateyt
Buffalo
Fragmented Radio Music Listings Across Cities
A garbled OCR list catalogs bands and performers by city and stations including Detroit, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Atlanta, Houston, Lincoln, Denver, Springfield, Dallas and more. It mentions saxophone groups, piano and violin players, vocal numbers, and agricultural program notices, with numerous call letters and frequencies. The text is fragmentary and mixes several unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJR
Detroit —Serenaders
WKRC
Cincinnatim
WLIT
WLW
Cincinnati
WMC
New York
WSB
Atlanta
Tecn
Wwak
Silent Radio Stations List Opens Dialogue Central Scene
A roster of stations from CENTRAL and FAR WEST networks appears in a silent broadcast context, signaling no current program notes or announcements. The listing includes major outlets such as KEMQ KYW WOND and KGW KHJ, hinting at a regional radio landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFIM
KEMQ
KYW
WAMD
WCCO
WEBH
WENR
WGN
WHAS
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WOC
WOR
WOWL
WQJ
CKAC
PWX
WPAV
WCAU
WCTS
WDWF
WEHB
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WIP
WJY
WRC
WREO
WTIC
Far West
KFAE
KGW
KHJ
Radio Listings Show Evening Musical Programs Across Cities
Evening schedule lists programs by time and city including Mooseheart Reponcert WHN New York 10:35 P M WSH Atlanta orchestras KFI Angeles WAHG Long Island Des Monier orchestra WSAT Cincinnati pianists WDA Kansas City Frolic KF1 Los Angeles KPO San Francisco orchestra WKRC Cincinnati troubadours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJJD
Mooseheart Reponcert
WHN
New York
WSH
Atlanta—Orchestra
KFI
Angeles
WAHG
Long Island
Wao
Eg Des Monier —Orchestra
WSAT
Cincinnati
WDA
Kansas City
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco —Orchestra
WKRC
Cincinnati—Troubadours
Mr Fixit and the City Hall Civic Improvements
A reader asks Mr Fixit to help with civic improvements at the city hall after a Times reader suffered financial loss from a deep hole on Daving on E Tenth St. The Department of Improved Streets will order repairs and inspect complaints about asphalt wear on Vermont St at Capitol, suggesting bricks to ease rough patches. The Board of Health will inspect addresses on Charles St. for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixit
City Hall
Mr. Fixit
Times Redder
E. Tenth St
Belt Railroad
Sherman Dr
Tenth St
Daily Reader
Department of Improved Streets
Capitol Blvd
Vermont St
Capitol
South Side
Board of Health
Charles St
Weather broadcast for aviators by Sears station in Chicago
WLS the Sears Roebuck station in Chicago has launched a service broadcasting weather reports for aviators. The broadcasts include sky conditions visibility wind velocity and temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Sears-Roebuck
Chicago
German Radio Fans Protest Advertising on Airwaves
German radio fans object to advertising being broadcast and oppose using radio stations in political campaigns.
Crossword Puzzle Intricate Word Grid From Old Paper
Complex four letter word puzzle with mixed clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes references to instruments eyes emotion Ireland parts of speech and various everyday items such as doors seats and plant parts. Contains a wide array of terms from anatomy to objects and abstract ideas.
City Students from Outside Town Spend Over Million
A Indianapolis survey shows annual expenditures by nonresident students at local colleges exceed one million dollars. About 3,500 students attend Indianapolis institutions, with 2,325 of them coming from outside the city. Notable enrollments include Butler University 1,474 total with 737 from other cities and several Indiana University units reporting many nonlocal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
China
Japan
Philippines
Porto Rico
Tibet
Latin America
Arabia
Idaho
Iowa
California
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Butler University
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Indiana Central College
Indiana University
Medical School
School For Nurses
Social Service
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Indiana Law School
College of Missions
City
Mardi Gras to Be State Wide
Committees will be named in principal Indiana cities to cooperate with the local committee in arranging the Halloween Mardi Gras celebration and parade to be held here. John F. Walker, street cleaning superintendent, announced today. James M. Ogden, corporation counsel, is arranging an Indiana dinner which will be one of the important features. Local committee names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John F. Walker
James M. Ogden
John B. Reynolds
Brodehurst Elsey
R. Walter Jarvis
A. LeRoy Portteus
Henley T. Hottel
A. J. Allen
William H. Book
Frank L. Bridges
Jud R. McCarthy
Herman F. Rikhoff
John J. O'Brien
E. J. Gausepohl
Orville Page
Jerry Liddy
Frank C. Jordan
Clarence L. Kirk
Norman A. Perry
Robert I. Todd
M. K. Foxworthy
Herb Jen- Pogg
Pha
Joseph L. Hogue
Yom Kippur Ends as Sundown Observance Concludes
Yom Kippur ends at sundown today marking the Day of Atonement and fasting for Jews. Rabbi Isadore Goodman spoke Sunday night at Beth El Temple to begin the observance. An experimental note suggests boosting radio signal by attaching a magnet to the aerial binding post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Goodman
Beth el Temple
Hoosier Briefs Entwined With County Happenings
Martinsville resident Dan Dora B. Egberts claims a record sunflower with 229 blooms in her garden. Auburn’s business bureau launches a finance company with 25000 capital to aid new ventures. Hartford City Knights of Columbus elect John Murphy grand knight. Manitou lake near Rochester sees thousands of mud hens killed by hunters. Goshen’s Walter F. Geyer faces jail in Michigan for liquor offense while his wife sues for divorce. North Manchester banks deter with tear bombs to ward off bandits. Atlanta’s D McGuire shows a tree knot resembling a Marine fleece. Irish Walsh of Munnele High School joins esthetic dancing and is elected yell leader. Bluffton’s Amos Markley injures his finger on an ice cream tub handle. American wives upgrade kitchen roles as Bloomington furniture firm runs night shifts to meet orders.
Central Library to host Clay County centennial plans
Sunday afternoon at the Central Library to make arrangements to attend the Clay County centennial celebration at Brazil Indiana Thursday and Friday. Elias J. Holliday Henry Knudson J. D. Strachan Joseph Sauer and Mrs. G Sinclair were named to complete the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Library
Clay County
Brazil
Ind
Elias J. Holliday
Henry Knudson
J. D. Strachan
Joseph Sauer
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Danny
Sed Feature Syndicate. Inc
Williams
Cale
Russell
Hurran
Trwillians
NEA Service, Inc
Nour
Nou
Earth
Roscoe
Ahem
Mel
Welch
NEA
Liss Welch
Roscoe Clash
Freckles
Blosser
Akust
Tag
Ako
Fei
Ais Crutch
LH Radio Ban
WBZ
Ng Field
Eee Wcae
Paisburgboncert
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
KMA
Shenandoah— Orchestra
the New Serology
WHAD
Org
YIP
Uncle Wi
Detroit—Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha —Organ
Cincinnati— Usic
Newark —Sport Review
Minneapolis- Paul
Centralto
WNYC
WCAW
Cleveland
Hartford Music
WGR
WEEI
WTAM
WHO
TOA
WLUAL
WOAI
WSMB
KFKX
KSD
WSAI
KGO
York—Banquet
Ad Antonio—Trio
New Orleans—Music
KFRKX
Hastings
Ocal
RMA
Kiwanis G'Ee
Shenandoshi—songe
Beaver Piste
Chim Ki “Scientific Footbal
Uis
lelphia—Orchestra
Weco
Okenne
Boston—Orchestra
War
Buffalo—Orchestra
WCCP
New York—Orchestra
N. Penn St
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Circle Aes Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Enat
Atwater
Kent
Super-Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Brunswick Radiolas
Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co
Gus Edwards
le Paradis
Cinciapart
Legion
Omaha—Grand Opera
RNY
Pian Anist
Denver
Springfield
Orches
KTHS
Hot
WPA
San Franciso
Hot Springs
WCAE
Wil
St .Louis
Cleveland—Orchestra
Philadelphia—Orchestra
Tarrytown—Orchestra
Times Reader
Walter Monroe
E. Cc
Ireland
College
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
Hoosier Briefs
Dan Dora B. Egbert
Martinsville
Auburn Business Bureau
John Murphy
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Hartford City
Manitou Lake
Rochester
Walter F. Geyer
Goshen
Pontiac, Mich
Manchester
D. M’guire
Munele High School
Amos Markley
Bluffton
Bloomington
Centennial
Met
S. S
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