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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
2
Radio listings show a schedule with multiple stations and programs including Philadelphia Hawaiian guitar WJJD 302.5 and Denver Ora tra PW 400 Havana Cuban concert and Spring piano recital EBH across several time slots.
Readable OCR fragment lists radio station call signs and music programs across multiple markets. Mentions Chicago orchestra, New York music programs, Houston accordion and vocal acts, Long Island ensembles, and several regional stations with varying frequencies.
A fragmented listing details radio stations and their evening offerings. Entries mention Chicago New York Los Angeles San Francisco and other markets with orchestra songs stage shows and dramatic readings. Programs include organ music jamboree theater revue and varied entertainment across stations.
A scrambled OCR style radio schedule lists orchestras vocalists and dance numbers across multiple cities including Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Davenport Davenport and Los Angeles with times such as 10:15 PM 10:30 PM and 12:00 Midnight. The entries mention organs violins guitars and ensembles as part of a varying nightly lineup.
The Latin Club elected Hazel Gooch as president Doris Bush as vice president and Iina Cornell as treasurer. Irene Newell is president Leone Tacoma is vice president and secretary for the French Club. Frieda Otting is president Lillie Burris vice president Alma Wenning secretary for the Spanish Club. Seventy four men reported for basketball practice with Albert Rubush Hershell Marshall and Leslie Brandt as promising prospects. The Booster staff plans to attend the Indiana high school press convention at Franklin October 23 and 24 with about twenty delegates including Margaret Black Norman E Isaacs George Lloyd Ruth McConville. The Junior Red Cross Club elected Lela Walton president Mother Silverman secretary and Edna Kirch treasurer.
County clerk’s office reports a surge in notary bond applications as precinct workers assist with voter registration. Deputy clerk Jessie Scooler notes 18 to 20 bonds issued daily and over 250 since Sept. 17. Last registration day is Oct. 5.
Times Special reports M W Battenfield aged 60 from Delaware Ohio was killed when a fast train struck his car near Columbia City Indiana as he and his wife returned from Des Moines Iowa. His wife was severely injured in the collision.
A crossword themed as a football puzzle lists across and down clues ranging from 1 Flurry 2 Antipathy to 66 Exclamation of laughter. It includes terms for positions, actions, body parts, animals, and common objects across multiple numbered entries.
George N Mannfeld reports to Richard Lieber that in August wardens arrested 139 for fish and game law violations and secured 126 convictions. Fines and costs totaled 2324.85 dollars, mostly to the public school fund. The largest offense was hunting without a license with 67 arrests.
A Seymour theater offered a $50 prize to the first couple who agreed to be married on the stage during the evening showing of Dante's Inferno. Miss Priscilla Kersey, Boone County's oldest resident, celebrated a 95th birthday with a Sunday school party.
On the recommendation of Sergt. John J. O Neal of the police accident prevention bureau the board of safety ordered stop warnings painted on Brookside Blvd at Rural St and on Michigan St at Holmes Ave. Leave of absence for Claude Schover was extended to January 1 on the police chief’s recommendation. The city council will be asked to transfer 1450 dollars from the police salary fund to the automobile parts and equipment fund.
Germany plans a 100 kilowatt broadcast station at Herzog stand Bavaria for crystal set reception across the nation. The project aims to extend radio access to all parts of Germany.
After Balmoral holiday, King George and Queen Mary back at Buckingham Palace. Scotland Yard calls assassination report a flat canard. Home Office says it is absolutely without foundation.
A scanned list shows numerous marriage licenses issued to individuals from Indiana and nearby areas. Names include John M. Miller, Claire Harroll, Hattie Hoffner, Darcy Lewellen, Lulu Cox, Don Ulmer, Dorothy Greenwalt, Clarence Park, Sedonia Robinson, Gilbert, Rae Baurley, Florence Peters, Raymond Smith, Irene Miller, Lee Campbell, Dorothy Fieneigh, Bert Davis, Carrie Whitman, and others with ages and hometowns such as Greencastle Columbus and Bid Myrtle. The entries mix professions and ages across a broad set of towns, indicating a regional licensing notice.
The Indianapolis Boy Scout Council announces a training course to prepare men for leadership roles in guiding boys. The program aims to provide essential skills for effective youth leadership and Scouting activities.
Bloomington report says Florence Robertson daughter of an automobile dealer was exonerated today in the death of Ja som, 75, commander of the G A R post. Ransom Robertson, a passenger in the fatal path, was fatally injured and taken to the hospital.
Russel T. Mackall of the city sanitary commission announced the board approved buying two Sterli tractors at 5 612 50 each to pull trains of garbage cars.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a fast acting bowel cleanser that expels long standing matter and gas. It cites testimonials from physicians and users like F M Noble and J E Puckett praising health improvements and urges prompt professional advice if relief does not occur within 24 hours.
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