Radio Schedule Listings From A New York Station
Evening schedule shows soprano Ray Miller at 7 30 and a law course by Charles Hyde at 7 30 followed by hourly music programs. Stations include WIZ WHAM WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL and many others with concerts orchestras and recitals. Evening programs continue through 11 05 pm with Slumber music and Faul Spechtl and his orchestra listed.
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Ray Miller
Charles Cheney Hyde
WIZ
WHAM
IXWK
KEOA
WRC
Stramberg - Carlson
WJZ
WBZ
WBZA
WBAL
EDICA
Wirkyw
KWK
WREN
WTMJ
KVOO
KBT
WSB
WMC
WHAS
KOA
WFAA
KPRC
WOAT
WRHAL
WREAT
IDKA
WIR
KYW
KWR
KDIKA
INDRA
KWEK
KVYOO
Dongine
Toa Wiz
KDA
WOR
Columbia Chain
Newark
Shelton Ensemble
New York University
WGHP
Faul Spechtl
Divorce Petition Filed in Lorain County Court
State of Ohio Uniain County In the Court of Common Pleas Ira S Courtney plaintiff vs Agnes B Courtney defendant Agnes B Courtney residence unknown notified Ira S Courtney filed his petition against her for divorce and equitable relief in case No 20245 hearing on or after May 1 1928 Attorneys for Plaintiff Baird Vandemark Tintler Mar 627 Spr 3 10 17 24 Mar 1d
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State of Ohio
Uniain County
Court of Common Pleas
Ira S Courtney
Agnes B. Courtney
Ira S. Courtney
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Baird, Vandemark & Tintler
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features
WEAF presented Maritana at 10 30 EST opera while WOR aired a London String Quartet at 10 EST WGBS described Wings at 9 EST and WIZ offered a Chicago National High School Orchestra with 270 instruments at 9 EST Crowell Hour on WEAF wrapped the schedule.
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WEAF
WOR
Londom String Quartet
WGBS
New York
Wings
WIZ
National High School Orchestra
Chicago
Crowell Hour
Radio Program Cleveland Stations in Evening Schedule
In EST WTAM and WEAR list a Bamboo Garden Restaurant orchestra led by Emerson Gill at 6 PM with talks by Arthur Haas William Farrar and Oscar Lee Dustheimer. A road mishap score is noted, followed by a general broadcasting schedule and weather forecast.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Emerson Gill
Bamboo Gareden
Arthur Haas
William Farrar
Oscar Lee Dustheimer
Ravenblum
Casuahs
T Coat Co
pam—Ball
Tae
Silant
Evening radio schedule from NBC studios and related stations
A dense listing of 8 10 p m programs with Musical Miniatures from NBC studios, Seiberling Slagers, Eveready hour, studio recitals, and various orchestras. Numerous time signals, weather notes, and station handoffs appear, plus related broadcasts across WEAF WJAR WGY WABC and others. The schedule includes performances by Florence Johnson Bevir, Charles T Jackson, and Emerson Gill, with diverse venues and network transfers.
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Florence Johnson Bevir
Charles T Jackson
Evelyn Leber Levere
Dorcas Snow
Emerson Gill
Bamboo Garden
Austin Wylie
Golden Pheasant Restaurant
Lewis Fuidauar
U. N
Kilroy Harris
Salco
Bohemian Merchants Radio Clay
Bessie Brown
al Walden
Ed Day
Bedford Glens
Wiay
Nowetice Spitaing
Hotel Statler
Balian
Uncle Jay
Dais Bench
Judge Corett
The
Newlyweds
Knight, Norris
Gibbs Rood
George Williams
George Williama
Music Makera
Mouaic Box
Red
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria Ginner
Congress
Charles G. Ross
Republican Party
Edith N Rogers
Maine
Mary Norton
New Jersey
WSM
Wcaiss
WGY
WFAA
KSD
KVOO
WTIC
WJAR
WCSH
WHI
WTAG
WRC
WGR
WEA
WELI
WIAR
WII
Wire
WCAL
WTAM
WWJ
WSAI
WGN
WRHM
WOC
WHO
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WDALK
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KPRC
WHAS
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WEBH
WCCO
WBT
Howard
WEFT
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WEI
WCAR
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D A R presses defense of policy on navy program
National officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution prepared to denounce pacifist members if attempts were made to oppose the Wilbur big navy program or to discuss a blacklist. The congress opened smoothly with delegates largely backing the D A R stance on national defense and speakers.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters’ Congress
Helen Tufts Bailie
Massachusetts
Wm. Allen White
Jane Addams
Congress
Alfred J. Brosseau
Ballie
Attends Meeting of Store Managers at Muir Co
Ernest Gravelin manager of Muirs Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad Street attended an all day annual manager's meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan at the general office of the Muir Co The program included a laboratory visit the company warehouse and wages instruction with a chicken dinner A separate note mentions a 7 1 2 percent wage increase for locomotive engineers in an agreement reached by Boston and Maine Railroad of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Ernest Gravelin
Muir
Broad Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Muir Co
Ash
Boston & Mather Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Belden High School Holds Sixth Annual Basketball Banquet
The Belden high school held its sixth annual basketball banquet in the auditorium honoring the girls team for a fourth straight county championship. Miss Mary Bunce welcomed guests, Principal H. L. Swick acted as toastmaster, and I. L. Landes offered congratulations. The county trophy was presented by H. Lehr Bailey. Captaincy for next year’s boys team went to Charles Aldrich. Girls captain tie vote between Lois Rogers and Dorothy Bater. a revote planned. Letters awarded to nine girls and eight boys, followed by a light entertainment and dancing.
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Belden
Mary Bunce
H. L. Swick
I. L. Landes
H. Lehr Bailey
Charles Aldrich
Mnert
Lois Rogers
Dorothy Bater
May Belle Reisinger
Thelma Barth
Dorothy Sandrock
Marjorie Reising
Theresa Reising
Millicent Mennell
Della Myers
Boston Men to Take Over Power Holdings
A Boston group led by John R. Macomber is reported to plan to acquire minority interests in the New England Power Association. The deal would transfer about 40 percent of the stock from F Y Carlisle and Co Northeastern Power Corp and Stone & Webster while International Paper Co holds roughly 45 percent of the common stock.
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New York
Boston
John R. Macomber
New England Power Association
FY. L. Carlisle & Co
Northeastern Power Corporation
Stone & Webster
International Paper Company
Open Weds as International League anticipates 1928 season
New York April 17 The International League with its strongest talent ever opens the 1928 season on Wednesday. All clubs claim greater strength and several feature multiple former major leaguers. Newark headlines with stars including Walter Johnson Jacques Fournier Bill Lamar Hugh McQuillan and Rube Lutzke.
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New York
Newark
Walter Johnson
Jacques Fournier
Bill Lamar
Hugh McQuillan
Rube Lutzke
Buffalo
Andy Cohen
del Bisgonetti
al Tyson
Leo Mangum
Nico Cullop
Gus Felix
Moore
Barrett
Thomas
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Leo Dixon
Stewart Bolen
Rochester
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Army of Ball
Johnny Mokan
Phillies
Rea Wings
Herman Bell
Hank Gowdy
Syracuse
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