Dinner Meeting Signals Aggressive Allen Memorial Campaign
The Allen Memorial hospital drive grows active with a Monday initial gifts gathering led by Co W Chapman. Lunch instruction follows for Army leaders as daily divisions educate lieutenants on hospital needs and fundraising strategy. Chapman asserts expansion is vital for continued community service and urges every citizen to support the effort.
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Alén, Memorial Hospital
W. Chapman
Mqmning
Glyde S
Hinson
Sales Army
Frank J. Fowler, Jr
Army
CO. W. Chapman
Allen Memorial Hospital
Allen Memorial
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Farmer Acquitted of Check Charge Near LaPorte City
Hensy Miller a 74 year old farmer near LaPorte City was acquitted after appearing before Judge George v Sager in municipal court. The case was dropped due to insufficient evidence. Witnesses testified Miller and two companions attempted to cash a $100 check after a liquor incident and a death were noted. Miller claimed limited recollection and one drink.
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Hensy Miller
LaPorte City
George v. Sager
L. H. Bender
Franklin Street
John W. Gwynne
Sager
Joe Heyberger
Jess Mayes
Miller
Bender
Heyberger
LaPorte
Henry Kuehl Dies at 92 in St Ansgar
Henry Kuehl, 92, long ill, died at the home of his son August Kuehl in St Ansgar. Funeral services were held today in charge of Rev. Brammer, pastor of the German Lutheran church. Mrs. Emil Erdmann and Miss Martha Erdmann hosted the Ladies' Aid society gathering in the church social room Thursday afternoon.
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Courier
St. Ansgar
Henry Kuehl
August Kuehl
Brammer
College Baseball Scores Report
Notre Dame defeated Southern Methodist 6 to 5 while Arkansas edged Northwestern 7 to 1. Purdue beat Wabash 6 to 3 and Toledo defeated Illinois State 4 to 1.
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Notre Dame
Southern Mathesist 'S
University of Arkansas
Northwestern
Tiliais
Loilslons State
Purdue
Wabash
Bobby Thatcher Laji Term The Decline Of His Fortunes
Bobby Thatcher’s career faded as he secured a job as section foreman’s assistant in a small town through an employment agency in Chicago.
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Laji
Bobby
Chicago
Farwell Father Dies in Concord at 86
William Farwell aged 86 died at his Concord home Thursday night. He leaves Frank E F Farwell of the law firm Pickett Swisher Farwell and four other children Amos Farwell Stella Wilson Carleton Miller and one more daughter. The family is summoned east and will bring the body to Alden Iowa for funeral services likely next Thursday. He was born in New Hampshire and served in the Civil War. Surviving siblings include Mrs Mary Stevens Des Moines and Silas Farwell Iowa Falls.
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William Farwell
Concord
N. H
Frank EF. Farwell
Sullivan Avenue
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Amos Farwell
Los Angeles
Cal
Stella Wilson
Pasadena
Carleton Miller
Wichita
Kan
Frank Farwell
Alden
Farwell
New Hampshire
Mary Stevens
Des Moines
Silas Farwell
Iowa Falls
Tracr Legion Men Sponsor Road Graveling Drive
Members of Epublic-Pinch post American Legion Tracr will begin a fundraiser next week to gravel a half mile east of town from Bert Axon corner to West Union cemetery. Estimated cost is 1300 dollars with cash donations first and labor or hauling later if needed.
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Courier Special Service
Tracr
Epublic-Pinch Post
American Legion
Bert Axon Corner
West Union Cemetery
Jock Legion Post
Buckingham Cemetery
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Tama County Board of Supervisors
Bob Company
Iowa National Bank
Des Moines
Cassius Thomas
Raer
Army Air Service
Langley Field
W. Va
Bismarck
N D
Army Engineers
Missouri River
U. 8 Golf Team Faces Ryder Cup Defenders
The American squad, led by Capt. Walter Hagen, prepares for the 1926 Ryder Cup at Leeds facing British pros. Clubs, shafts, and climate pose early hurdles as teams are announced with players like Hagen, Farrel, Diegel, Sarazen, and Dudley.
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Leeds
Samuel Ryder
Wentworth
Ewcomers
Smith
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles Flash
Hagen
Johnny Farrel
Lea Diegel
Gene Sarazen
John Golden
Dudley
al Espinosa
al Watrous
Joe Turnesr
Brush
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Archie Compston
Charles and
Ernest Whitcomb
Harry Cotton
Perey Ailis
Aubrey Boomer
Fred Robson
Stewart Burns
Walter Hagen
England
Farrell
Diegel
Brown Family Plans California Trip by Auto
Ned Brown his wife and son Philip will leave for Van Nuys California by automobile for a week. They recently sold their Cedar Bend residence to Floyd L Chamberlain president of the Chamberlain Machine Works. Brown son of Warren Brown long in Waterloo lumber business has sold his Waterloo Lumber company interest to partners and will not locate permanently in California.
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van Nuys
Cal
Cedar Bend
Floyd L. Chamberlain
Chamberlain Machine Works
Mr. Brown
Warren Brown
Waterloo
Alvin Jackson
Waterloo = Lumber
Brown
Radio schedules and call letters in Central Standard Time
The article lists programs in Central Standard Time with all times in PM unless noted otherwise. It shows wavelength numbers on the left of call letters and kilo cycles on the right for identification of broadcasts.
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The
Associated Press
Radio Program Grid of 1930s Stations and Concerts
A dense schedule lists New York Chicago and Midwest stations with hour by hour programs. items include The Damrosch Symphony Orchestra, Tunes of Broadway, Nita and Rehee Wright, Ben Pellukk's Orchestra, and Wright sisters with Hotel Orchestra. Also noted are various church services, religious features, and late evening concert blocks.
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WABC
New York
National Forum
WMAQ
KMOX
KOTL
WCCO
U. S. Army Band
WEAF
Add. S
Naif Hoary
Lew White
Mildred Hunt
WGY
Damrosch Symphony Orchestra
WGY Whu
WDAF
WOY
WWJ
WGN
WDA
Nita
Rehee Wright
WW Who
Ben Pellukk
Wwese
BNL Wiz
KDKA
WLW
Department of Commerce
Kdka Wow
Goldman
Tio
Billie Jones
Ernie Hare
WOAI
Kdea Kyw
the Fells Orchestra
Chicago
Uncle Bob
al Melgard
WIJZ
Chicago Concert Co
Circus
Nighthaw Ensemble
O—Radio Florwalker
Flavin Pasencia
Broadway
Knights of the Bath
Ailb—Topsy ‘Turvy
o—Whitney Fria
Prahmud Sherman
Amosi Northwest Tabernacle
Cincinnati
Ion
Meansfield & Lee
Honovluluans
Jack
Gene
Minneapolis
Music Box
Daencee
General Electric
American _Tobacco
Wright Siters
Is—Park Central Hotel
Bankers Life Light Opera
WHO
David Lawrence
A. K
WTAM
Wwd
Seth Parker
WHO Wow
WIZ
Roxy Symphony
KYW
the Nomads
EWK Wrem
Richard Bonelli
Woat Koka
Uncle Henry
Koka
NBC
Symphony Orchestra
Church of Christ, Scientist
Melody Weavers
WDH
Father Pernini
Nighthawks
Pat Barnes
Pullman Porters
Orchestra
Dreamship
Orch
Tin
People's Ghursh
St. Thomas
Sunday Evening Club
Ald Bandy
el Comnacno
Amos-Andy
S—Cino Slingers
Minnesnois Symphony Orch
Des Moines
Stetson
Atwater Kent
Studebaker
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Radio Listings Across Networks and Times
A dense sweep of radio schedules lists dozens of programs across New York and national stations. Entries name orchestras, soloists such as Rudy Vallee and Vaughn de Leath, and multiple city affiliates WGY WTAM KYW WDAF KWK WBB, with varied time slots from 6:30 to 10:00 pm and noted live music, operatic hours, and talk segments including public affairs and markets.
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WEAPF
New York
Rudy Vallee
Dahce
World Today
Vaughn de Leath
Franklyn Baur
WGY
Family Party
MwEmpire Builders
Wis
South Gea Islanders
Jack Rodgers
KWK
Roxy
Kdkai
Recorders Orchestra
KDA
Real Folks
KDEA
Kremlin
Male Ghott
Lew White
Ludwig Kaurler
Cirestor
WLW
Newark
Den
WCCO
KMOX
WMAQ
WOWOS
Henry Burhig
Jon
Tat
KOIL
Panateinas Orchestra
Julia SandersonAlsa
Waaq
KMBC
United Charnl Ringers
Gaiety and
Doy
Alsa Waaq Knox
Koil Weep
New York Broadcast Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WOWO KMOX KOIL and others. Highlights include Siguard Nilsson with String Orchestra, a sermon by Rev. Barne, Musicians on Tour, Broadway Stars, Theatre of the Air, and a West Point Quartet. Numerous station labels and times appear, detailing airings and guests.
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WARC
New Y York
Ann
Afemory’s Garden
Wowo Kmox Koil Wea
Siguard Nilsson
Helen Oelhehn
Alo Wowo Kom
Wweco
DO. Barnehouse
Wowo Kmox Koil
Fro
WOWO
KMOX
Theatre of the Air
West Point
Alan
Kils-Weap
New York
Nh—Dr
Parkes Cadman
Boni
WTAM
Ala Esid
Wodaf
Major Dowes Famby
Bunion Derby Opens With 50 Runners In Baltimore Start
In Baltimore and Frederick the 45 mile Baltimore Frederick leg of C Pyles Bunion Derby began with under 50 entrants at 7 30 am The event continues toward Frederick as the objective point for the day. Houston Cubs Aim To Sweep Series After 8 8 Tie The Cubs seek a clean sweep of their series with Houston after a previous 8 8 draw Charlie Root and Riggs pitched in the second win Stephenson hit his second home run in two days.
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C. C. Pyle
Frederick
Baltimore-Frederick
CUBS
Houston
Tex
Charlie Root
Riggs
Stephenson
Honora
Charla
Stephis
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