Community Chest Team No 5 Leads with $735 Subscribed
Team No 5 captained by M. D. Wells posted the day’s top total of $735 at the Monday Community Chest meeting. Team No 26 led by Jacob Rentz followed with $530 and Team No 34 under Ira Ramsey reported $487 as part of the division totals and grand tally of $24,026.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Wells
High Twelve
Mr. Wells
Community Chest Organization
Jacob Rentz
Ira Ramsey
O. P. Brown
Jos
Ricemander i I. W
Gerdan
Iva
R. L. Meermans
A. B.cLittery
Ales
M.D. Walt
Charles R. Davis
Thomas W. Dickey
A. W. Tindall
Rebecca Bowden
J. L. Stratton
Dell Davidson
John J. Maher
David H. Kay
D—S. Reed Megown
C. Ed Brown
Paul F. Butz
Frank W. Wallace
P. W. Bartholomew
J. C. Williams
W. E. Waddington
Wm. F. Moody
Carl Paisley
F. J. Thompson
Ira M. Ramsey
Chester P. Reynolds
H. A. Wilkison
Radio club notes clear air and strong signals
The Dealers' Unit of the Radio Association meets at The News office with confident reception from stations including WSMB New Orleans and Detroit. A speaker from Shenandoah Iowa touts Red Oaks Indiana as a Edenlike resort, while Jim Love is singled out for attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Association
KDKA
WSMB
New Orleans
Detroit
Red Oaks
Florida
KMA
Shenandoah
Jim Love
Dreco claims cure for stomach troubles in Hazelton man
A 65 year old Pennsylvanian reports Dreco stopped indigestion heartburn and nervousness after trying it at McKee's Rut Rate Store. Harry Cassel of Hazelton describes severe prior symptoms including vomiting back pain headaches and constipation and says the medicine restored appetite and comfort with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cassel
East Juniper St
Hazelton
McKee
N. Mill St
First Coast Radio Fan Recalls All Night LA Program
A letter from New Castle Pennsylvania dated October 18 1925 recalls the thrill of tuning into Los Angeles radio at night for three hours and later picking up WFAA Dallas, staying on air until six in the morning despite static interruptions. The writer offers to meet the radio editor and discuss broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
WFAA
Los Angeles
Cal
Dallas
Evening radio notes and reception across stations
A lively letter details a reception and the writer’s plan to visit. It notes radio club membership, dues paid, and signals a bustling night with stations WDPA Kansas City WBAP Fort Worth WSB Atlanta WAFD Port Huron KFI Los Angeles SKY Manitoba and more. A new Radio Association member Barton Walker Balentine is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDPA
Kansas City
WBAP
Fort Worth
WSB
Atlanta
WAFD
Port Huron
Mich
KFI
Los Angeles
SKY
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
Radio worker signs off for the night
A weary broadcaster says he must end for the night to reach the office before noon. He notes programs coming in tonight and that even a radio fan needs sleep.
Radio Program Listings for October 21, 1925 Across Stations
Schedule fragments show programs for XDRA East Pittsburgh WLW Cincinnati and WGY Studio with children talks criminology concerts addresses and musical numbers across EST CST times. Includes multiple time slots and a series of PEP concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handaneet
WGY Studio
Pittsburgh
Eastern Standard
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dinner concert and market reports on WBZ schedule
WBZ schedule lists a 6 30 p m dinner concert followed by market reports at 6 p m Copley Plaza orchestra at 5 p m and a 7 30 p m radio nature league program An Imperial Male Quartette concert is at 6 p m with harmonica selections at 8 45 p m Time and program names appear in the station listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
New England
Copley Plaza
Radio Nature League
Imperial Male Quartette
Radio Features Today and Tonight Listings
Radio schedule across stations WCRE WEAF EDEA O WOAT Q and others. Highlights include Davis Saxo phone Octet Gold Dust Twins Ross Gorman orchestra Eveready Hour Grand Opera Il Trovatore World cruise by radio Grand theater concert and choir performances in Chicago and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCRE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
Davis
Gold Dust Twins
Ross Gorman
Eveready Hour
Grand Opera
Chicago
Mayfair Methodist Episcopal Church
President Coolidge Hosts Freemasonry in Capital Session
President Coolidge welcomed the Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite Free Masonry in Washington for its biennial meeting. Some members will be elected to the thirty third degree and knight commander of the court of honor. The group supports a federal Department of Education with a secretary in the cabinet and compulsory English in elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction
Scottish Rite Free Masonry
Court of Honor
Department of Education
Powell Family Notes and Local Visits Report
The Wampum notes report Miss Helen Powell in steady condition. Michael and John Clegar of Manassas Virginia and Miss Mary Ann Powell visited Mr and Mrs Fred Davidson on Sunday. Miss Rose Kellner limited to her home with Mrs Vernica and Elizabeth Ferrantus of Ellwood City visited here Sunday. Dr F F Urey of New Castle visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Glover visited Miss Helen Powell of Chewton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clegar
Manassas
Mary Ann Powell
Fred Davidson
Rose Kellner
Vernica
Elizabeth Fer
Rantus
Ellwood City
F. F. Urey
New Castle
James Glover
Helen Powell
Chewton
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E—R. A. McKinney
DeLace Cole
McKee's
But Rate Store
James Cruze
Empire
THE
Pony Express
Betty Compson
Ricardo Cortez
Ernest Torrence
Wallace Beery
Pacemakers
International News
Universal
Seavys Studio
Mill Street
South Mill and Mechanic Sts
Sinclair High
Sinclair Opaline
E. W. Dean
Legion
Barton Walker Balentine
Wear
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Orchestra
WCAE
Pooley
N. Y
Waterman
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Standard Central
Reese-Hughes
Corn Sugar
Arlington
Vicinity
Moe
C. Ed
Smith Howe
Washington St
Washington Street
Liberty
Erner & Fisher
Andy Gump
Andy
Sydney Smith
FBI
SAT
Freemasonry
Southern Freemasonry
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Percy B. Walls Motor CO
South Mercer Street
Claire Windsor
Pathe News
Eugene O'Brien
Happy Langdon
Horace Greely, JR
Butler
Capitol Orchestra
Michael
Hans Kindler
Holland
London Morning Post
Victor Red Seal
Educational Art Society
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Jeannette Vreeland
New York String Quartette
Elly Ney
Ethel Leginska
Richard Crooks
mMe
Educational Art Societ c
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