Radio schedules list symphonic ensembles and soloists
Radio listings show concerts and programs across multiple stations from WTAM to KOA. Entries include symphonic ensembles, organ, piano and vocal performances, with times ranging from early evening to late night and occasional lectures or market reports. The Detroit News orchestra and the KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra are noted among others.
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Dew
An 'Beate Theater
WJAX
Harry Ba
Jeflereon Cy
King of the Ivories
Harry M. Snodgrass
WHO
Des Moisés
WMC
Memphis
KTHS
Hot Springs
158D Infantry
WRAP
Forth Worth
KGO
Oakland
WSAT
Cincinnati
Kdka Pittsburg
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Athrdlum
WOC
Davenport
Wandman
WRZ
Springfield
WEAF
New York
WTAS
Elgin
WCOO
MPLS
St. Paul
KOA
Denver
Radio Listings and Concert Schedule Across Major Markets
Fragmentary radio schedule notes cover multiple stations from Cleveland to New York with programs listed by time. Navy band concerts, organ recitals, and variety of music and talk segments fill evenings, including broadcasts from WWJ KYW WJZ WGY and more.
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WJAX
WRC
KBD
WOY
WIJAX
Cleveland
Forest Exchange
WWJ
Detroit
Fred Shaw
Arlington
KYW
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Rogra
WGY
Schenectady
Fort Worth
the Baptist Seminary
KGO
Oakland
Washington
United State Navy Band Orchestra
WSAT
Cincinnati
KDKA
Pittsburgh
The
Rusin National Chorus
St. John’s Greek Catholic Church
Homestead
Arlington Time
Sigmala
Duquesne Garden
Yellowjackets
Duluth
WRZ
Springfield
WJZ
New York
Wall Street Journal Review
U. Air College
Oberlin Hosts Popular Negro Tenor Roeland Hayes
Two thousand people packed the Oberlin chapel to hear Roeland Hayes, a colored tenor from Georgia who rose from a farm boy to sing in European courts. He received an ovation, was recalled twice, and drew attendees from across northern Ohio. The program’s highlight featured negro spirituals. A reception followed in the Art Building. Hayes once planned to visit Oberlin but other circumstances intervened.
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Oberlin
Roeland Hayes
Georgia
Europe
Ohio
Lsten
Hayes
M. E. Church Considers Oberlin Property Exchange
Oberlin January 13. First Methodist church and Oberlin College negotiate a property swap involving 35 South Professor Street and 100 North Main Street. If agreed the Hi O Hi Tea Rooms building would move south and a new church erected on the corner, replacing the burnt church site.
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Oberlin
First Methodist Church of
Oberlin College
Professor Street
Main Street
Second Congregational Church
Hito-Hi
North Main Street
North Main
Joint Installation Planned by Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows
Obvious errors in text aside, the piece notes a joint meeting of Rebekah Lodge and the Odd Fellows in Obolins Hall on a Wednesday evening with an open installation of officers and a program.
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Oberlin
Rebekah Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Patriotic Civil War Film and Wages of Virtue at Rivoli
The program highlights Grand The patriotic Civil War story Barbara Freitehie shows with romance and action. Wages of Virtue stars Gloria Swinson as an Italian cafe owner in an Algerian barracks with the French Foreign Legion. Dreamland offers Tamartean Manners with Richard Talmadge full of action thrills and romance.
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Barbara Freitehie
Rivoli
Gloria Swinson
Fmal
French Foreign Legion
Tamartean Manners
Richard Talmadge
Ralalie
Will of late John Hoffman filed in Crest line case
Bucyrus report states the will of the late John Hoffman, of Crest line, was written over 31 years and filed as part of probate proceedings. The document appears to reflect a long period of drafting and provides details on the deceased's wishes and distributions.
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Bucyrus
John Hoffman
Crestline
Nurse Beats Cough With Bronchuline Emulsion
A New York nurse could not stop coughing after medical consults until a half bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion halted the cough completely. The ad claims the syrup contains no sugar chloroform or dope and urges readers to ask C. W. Phillips or a dealer for a bottle.
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New York
C. W. Phillips
Will 1892 Probate Records Support Widow Inheritance
Dated June 27, 1892, admitted to record by the probate court. The will was never altered by codicils and sets a precedent for the gap between execution and filing. Witnesses John Hoffman Jr. and W. Stahl died before filing. The estate goes to widow Johanna Hoffman, aged 78.
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John Hoffman, Jr
W. Stahl
Women’s World Championship Skating Debut Won by London Club
The first world championship skating tournament for women took place in Davos in 1905 and was won by Mrs. Syers of the Figure Skating Club London. The season saw no American league club bat .800 as a team in five years.
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Davos
Syers
The
Figure Skating Club
London
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