Radio Programs Across New York Cities June 13, 1925
A schedule of evening broadcasts from stations in New York and nearby areas listing dinner music violin piano and vocal performances, orchestras, operatic pieces, baseball scores and concert recitals from 6:00 p m to 1:00 a m. Notable listings include Waldorf Astoria dinner music at 6:00 p m and Yale Dramatic Association Rostand performance at 8:30 p m from Shubert Theatre New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
New York
Huyler's
Hotel Pennsylvania
WHYC
Chateau Four
Chateau
Passeri’s
Central Park
Wiz
Rostand
Uncle Geebee
Amphions Orchestra
Amphions' Orchestra
Vecsey Concert Orchestra
Viking Festival
Chamberlain Women's Quartet
California Ramblers
WHN
Strand Roof Orchestra
Metropolitan Trio
WMCA
WCAP
Washington
KDKA
Pittsbrurgh
WCAR
Pypfsburgh
AGI
WTAM
Clevieland
Special Program at Swedish Church for Children's Day
Sunday School children will recite and sing at the Swedish Congregational church observance of Children's Day. The Sept. Theodore Johnson of the Sunday school will lead with class recitations and songs. The pastor will preach all evening services at 7 30 o'clock on the subject Test Opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Johnson
Communion Service Address for Cromwell Orphanage Collection
The address will be followed by the communion service. The morning collection supports Cromwell Orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Chariot Wheel Puzzle No 203 edited by J and Boyd
Word list in this cross word page shows clues and answers for a number of entries including 1 clownish 43 a team in F scratched single file 13 wing 4 percent gumy fish shaped and many more with references to puzzle 202 and puzzle 203. This item preserves the period puzzle format with partial entries and quirky spelling typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Boyd
Mistyped Title Stub From OCR Source
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and numbers with no clear event. Readable items include a potential player or team reference and a date-like string. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Efficiently
A concise method for solving crosswords is to scan the horizontal and vertical clue lists for obvious synonyms. Read across from each clue number to the first shaded stop, and read down from each number to the first shaded stop below. Ensure the filled words form valid crosswise and downward entries.
Twenty Years Ago In Local News Roundup
Twenty years ago Elizabeth Bracken returned from Short Beach while Nellie Gordon visited Union City. Mary Duigan and Anna sail for Ireland next month. A surprise party honored Miss Ethel Curtiss. Merchants advertised eye glasses, hotel rooms, and women’s suits. Local officials discussed salaries. Sheriff Dunham’s pay was questioned. A fishing trip featured DeWitts. Krell became temporary letter carrier. Martin preparatory school closed with musical selections. Public notices included a county hearing and a bakery venture. Several upcoming sports and social events were noted, with travels to Sweden and summer plans also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duigan
Anna Duigan
Scott Street
Ireland
Ethel Curtiss
Naugatuck
Waterbury
Miss Curtiss
Ex-Hobo King A-No.1 Plans National Tour Against Wanderlust
Jean Ray Livingston once known as A-No.1 the king of trans will tour the country in sleeping cars to warn youths and adults about running away. He settled in Tarentum Pa years ago married with two children and now travels to deliver free lectures funded by past fame. He cites statistics on runaway youths including 200000 yearly, 84000 becoming tramps, 7000 crippled, and 3500 killed or buried in paupers' graves as rationale for his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Trans
Tare
J.ean Ray Livingston
Wiie
America
Gounaway
Miss Adeline Andersen Returns for Summer
Miss Adeline Andersen daughter of Mr and Mrs RH A Andersen of Fairview Avenue has returned from iXendall Hall Beverly Massachusetts for the summer. Announcement at St Francia church that summer instructions for parish children attending public schools have been discontinued. Miss Margaret M Dowling of Myrtle Avenue has accepted a sixth grade teaching position in Center School Beacon Falls. Dowling has substituted in the fifth grade at Prospect Street School this past year. A Swedish Congregational church service of song and praise will be held this evening at 8 o'clock under the Young People's Society. The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet tomorrow at 6 15 at the church. League members will assist at a song service at 7 30 where Rev J A Macmillan will deliver a summer evening sermon They That Go Down to the Sea expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Andersen
RH. A. Andersen
Fairview Avenue
iXendall Hall
Beverly
Mass
Sst. Francia’ Church
Margaret M. Dowling
Myrtle Avenue
Beacon Falls
Miss Dowling
J. A. Macmillan
Warden decries roadside billboards spoiling scenery
Warden Whittemore condemns illegal signs along Connecticut highways and urges strict enforcement of a new law imposing heavy penalties. The law prohibits placing advertisements within public highway limits or on private property without proper notices, with fines up to fifty dollars, six months imprisonment, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Kate
Whittemore
Notice of 1924 Grand List Tax Rate in District No 1
Tax collector John P. Jones notifies receipt of a rate book for the 1924 Grand List District No 1 at eighteen and one half mills on the dollar payable July 1 1925. Tax collection hours begin July 1 1925 at Town Hall and continue daily afternoons 1 to 5 and evenings 7 to 9 on specified weekdays. Dated June 10 1925 in Naugatuck Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Naugatuck
Conn
John P. Jones
Children Day at Congregational Church Events Planned
Congregational church observes Children s Day with 9 46 Sunday school, 11 AM worship, baptism for infants, Bible and pin awards. Story sermon Query Queer and the Flowers by J C Stocking. Music includes Processional March An them Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Us, With Verdure Clad, and March Pontificale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. C. Stocking
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Lafayette Orchestra
Hotel MecAlpin
Broadway
WOR
Newark
Colonial Inn Orchestra
Dueclid Trio
Pirana
Lkins’ Negro
Judith Roth
Ciro
WGY
Schenectady
Fink
WRC
Horlick
HORIZ
Sfent
Elizabeth Bracken
South Mainstreet
Short Beach
Nellie Gordon
Kittie Bradley
Union City
Brooklyn, N. Y
W. E. Pierpont
Jeweler
Opticon
Let and Up
New York City
M. W. DeWitt
Charles Lovine
Pardon DeWitt
Wred Levine
Stratford
George Krell
Trowbridge
William Kehoe
Martin Preparatory School
Hopson Block
Natalie Spring
Esther Crampton
Ruby Tutte
Dunham
State Capitol
New Haven County
Robert Grant Teft
Meriden
State Wiremen’s Asociation
W. A. Brauneis
Wsin
Chicago
Cuily Matthewson
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Matty
Young
Athletics
Cubs
McCann
Watsmen
Matthewson
CG. H. Squires
Alex Swanson
Billy Onacki
Bridgeport
Charles Lawson
Charles Ostrom
Carl Morrits
Sweden
Fred Nglehardt
Harvard College
W. GC. Hunt Trading Stamp Company of
Connecticu
Naugatuck Valley
F. F. Schaffer
G. LR
S’ Sui V. N. Peterson
W. T. Rodenbach Ass’t Treas
Ndries C
Myers Ass’t
Kennedy Store
Children's Day IN
Sawyer
Gletang Upso
Sin
Waterbury, Conn
Walter C. Gilnack
Church Street
Naugatuck Savings Bank Bank OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
Auto Electric CO
James Ives
South
Main
Naugatuch
Remington Portable
Peerless
East Main Street
Fancrais
RUBBER _ REGENERATING COMPANY
Naugatuck, Con
Mishawaka
Ind
Manchester
England
Montreal
Phillips Brothers
Webster Building
Dunham Mills
S. Pelgro
F. T. Baummer
MAX M. Cine
Hopson Building
Church &J
Nangatack
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