Covington Faces Sharp Insurance Rate Increases
Covington property owners face major rate hikes after a state actuary board decision. Mayor O Donavan called a meeting of local insurance agents for August 17 to discuss complaints and possible remedies.
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Covington
State Actuary Board of
Louisville
O'Donovan
Covington Insurance
Hero
State Actuary Board
Mutual
State Insurance Commission
O'Donova
Covington Eagles to Attend Grand Aerie Convention in Toledo
More than 100 Covington Lodge of Eagles members led by Judge Read depart for Toledo to attend the Grand Aerie convention. Samuel Furste will serve as official delegate, with George Langley and Al Marks appointed to convention committees by Otto P. DeLinse. Covington entries include a parade drill team and Kentucky Colonels band members in the marching club lineup.
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Covington Lodge of Eagles
Read
Kenton County Court
Toledo
Grand Aerie of Eagles
Samuel Furste
Covington Aerie
George Langley
al Marks
Otto P. DeLinse
Covington E'S
Ake
Covington Marching Club
Kentucky Colonels
Acquitted of Murder Yet Jailed for Intoxication
Mary Duncan 22 of 217 Covington avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Manson for intoxication. The case followed her June 1 arrest in her room at 828 Scoig street after a death involving her sweetheart Harry Rader 21. Rader’s dying statement claimed the shooting was accidental, leading to acquittal by the Kenyon County Grand Jury. Mrs. Campbell referenced further family tensions and a missing sister Eta and her husband Edward Tilley.
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Mary Duncan
Covington Avenue
Manson
Francis, Campbell
Scoig Street
Harry Rader
West Twenty-second Street
Rader
Duncan
Kenton County Grand Jury
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Campbell
Eva Duncan
Edward Tilley
Eta
Prohibition raids and legal actions around Covington area
Prohibition officers raided a Newport home finding two large stills and liquor. Five men including Joseph Ashami and G Bockerstette were arraigned on conspiracy to violate liquor laws with hearings set for September 11. Various arrests, bonds, and civil cases span Covington, Alexandria, Cincinnati, and surrounding towns with local officials and witnesses noted.
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Joseph Ashami
Joseph Uebel
George Oven
Sheansang
G. Bockerstette
Campbell County
Roetken
Covington
Alexandria
Weyer
Bockerstette
Prohibition
Ann Street
Newport
William Gray
Frank Rhodes
Hazel Rhodes
William Burd
York Streets
Ira Harman
Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Dayton
Federal
W. E. A. Wyman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Erlanger Track
Pickett
Wyman
John Putthoff
Police Department
Putshoff
A. H. Bryant
Ft. Tho
New England Distilling Company
Pike and Russell Streets
Bryant
Knights Templar of
Kentucky
United States
George M. Massengill
Corbin
E. M. Reader
Boys’ Department
Covington Y. M. C. A
Frances Kenneth
Governor Fields Attends Jolly Funeral in Mentor
Governor Fields of Kentucky travels from Frankfort to Cynthiana and on to Mentor for Rep A J Jolly funeral at Mentor Baptist Church. He will speak at the service and later address Beech Grove Sunday School Union across the church. Clergy from Ludlow Covington will officiate with honorary and active pallbearers named.
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Governor Fields
Kentucky
Frankfort
Cynthiana
Mentor
A. J. Jolly
Mentor Baptist Church
Beech Grove
Representative Jolly
Hubbard Schwartz
Newport
Fields
Union
J. T. Dougherty
Ludlow
Paul B. Parks
Covington
William C. Buten
Louis B. Tieman
J. C. Mills
State Department of Education
Jacob Roll
Chester W. Dorsey
Bellevue
S. Cox
J. D. McCrone
Fred Williams
George Read
Andrew Thurner
Eugene Williams
G. S. Daniel
W. D. Young
Farmer Gets His Money Gypsies Ordered Out of County
Judge Buten ordered two gypsy women Ruby Miller and Julia Miller released from Newport Jail after the farmer William Curry of Mentor Kentucky recovered $48 taken when one woman offered palm reading. The band had camped at Front and Beech streets for over a week and left the county. charges continued if they return.
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Farmer
Campbel County
Ruby
Julia Miller
Newport
Front
Beech Streets
Buten
William Curry
Mentor
Eteree
Curry
Ninety Ninth Campbell Baptists Session Set for Dayton
The ninety ninth annual Campbell County Baptist Association session will be August 19 and 20 at First Baptist Church Dayton Kentucky. Lyman P Hailey of Louisville will speak at a mass B Y P U meeting August 20. Officers include Hubbard Schwartz Dayton moderator Edwin C Hutton Newport clerk and Albert Brown Alexandria treasurer.
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Campbell Baptists
Campbell County Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Dayton
Lyman P. Hailey
Louisville
Persimmon Grove
Second Baptist of
Twelve Mile
Silver Grove
Wilmington
Overseas Veteran Dies After Six Weeks’ Treatment
John Thomas aged 26 of Ashland Kentucky died at Altamont Hospital Fort Thomas after six weeks of treatment for tuberculosis He was a discharged Infantry Sergeant with four months overseas He left a widow and father Creed Thomas of Ashland The body will be sent to Ashland Kentucky
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Altamont Hospital
Ft. Thomas
John Thomas
Ashland
Thomas
Creed Thomas
Doctor Arrested for Practicing Without License
Dr N. J. Goergen of 110 East Ninth street Newport was arrested yesterday on a charge of practicing without a license. He was released on 100 dollar bond and will appear before Judge Moore this morning. Warrant sworn by P. E. Blackerly, assistant secretary of the Kentucky State Board of Health.
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N. J. Goergen
East Ninth Street
Newport
Moore
P. E. Blackerly
Kentucky State Board of Health
Newport notes and notices from local church events and society elections
Holy Name Society and Ladies of the Altar Society plan a lawn fete at St Thomas Church Ft Thomas Kentucky on August 22 to fund an addition to the building with card games and orchestra music. Albert Levinson is elected president of the newly formed Hebrew debating and dramatic association with officers Ross Collier Selma Chaliff Gerald Charkins Helen Essig Sylvia Chaliff Louis Steinbach Irving Itkoff. The group is sponsored by bbi Finkelstein of the United Hebrew Congregation East Fifth Street Newport. kindling wood also advertised for sale by The W J Baker Co South 482 Adv.
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Newport Notes
Holy Name Society
Ladies of the Altar Society
St. Thomas Church
Ft. Thomas
St. Thomas Orchestra
Albert Levinson
Young Men and Young Women’s Hebrew Debating and Dramatic Association
Ross Collier
Selma Chaliff
Gerald Charkins
Helen Essig
Sylvia Chaliff
Louis Steinbach
Irving Itkoff
Bbi Finkelstein
United Hebrew Congregation
East Fifth Street
Newport
Realty Transfers From Ft Thomas to Newport and Dayton
Real estate transfers listed include J. K. Mays to W. H. Ware a Ft Thomas lot with stamps for 2000 dollars, Sam Raffe to Mary Scheben a Highlands Baby Farm lot for 500, Walter Lukens to Raymond Sheffel a Ft Thomas lot for 4000, Alma Knapp to Joseph Preuss a Clifton lot for 7500, heirs of Thilday Heyl to Earl Heyl a Dayton lot for 4000, John M. Russell to Richard Kennedy a lot 2 PP and Baby Farms, Christopher G. Morrison to Lillian Dietrich a Newport lot for 5500.
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J. K. Mays
W. H. Ware
Ft. Thomas
Sam Raffe
Mary Scheben
Highlands Baby Farm
Walter Lukens
Raymond Sheffel
Alma Knapp
Joseph Preuss
Clifton
Thilday Heyl
Earl H. Heyl
Dayton
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Ohio and Indiana Residents
A list of marriage license applicants includes Forrest Kerkhoff of Columbus Ohio Olema Burke of Winchester Ohio Maurice Blau of Covington Elizabeth Blau of Covington Fred Harvey of Muncie Indiana Ethel Eicher of Muncie Indiana Wm Westerman of Erlanger Emma Boles of Erlanger Harold Theis of Cincinnati Helen Hageman of Cincinnati Ralph Miller of Somerset Ohio Mabel Higgins of Bremen Ohio filed for licenses.
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Forrest Kerkhoff
Columbus
O. Olema Burke
Winchester
Maurice L. Blau
Covington
Elizabeth Belle Blau
Fred C. Harvey
Muncie
Ind
Ethel M. Eicher
Wm. H. Westerman
Erlanger
Emma Boles
Harold Theis
Cincinnati
Helen Hageman
Ralph J. Miller
Somerset
Mabel Higgins
Bremen
Plans Considered for School for Cripples in Cincinnati
At a Board of Education committee meeting in Cincinnati tentative plans for the proposed school for the crippled on Rockdale west of Burnet avenue were approved in principle. Samuel Hannaford & Sons designed the plan which aims for a home like appearance and will proceed to construction after final changes. The session also received the ninety sixth annual valedictory report of the Cincinnati Public Schools by Acting Superintendent Edward D. Roberts and approved several staff appointments and salary adjustments.
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Board of Education
Rockdale
Burnet Avenue
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
F. B. Dyer
John B. Hollister
James G. Fisk
Edward D. Roberts
Cincinnati Public Schools
S. M. Bauer
Guilford School
Harlan C. Hines
College of Education
Gus Eich
Symmes School
Milton Birry
Nelson A. Walke
Withrow
F. L. Reuter
Vocational Education
Census Department
Roberts
Logan
Ottermann
Stewart
Hines
Jelly contest at Pure Food Show draws many entrants
Seventy four home made jellies were judged at the Pure Food and Health Show in Chester Park. Mrs. Frank Bradfield won first prize a new range. Mrs. Albert P. Frank earned second prize and claimed her third award in the food show contests.
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Chester Park
Frank Bradfield
East Fifth Street
Albert P. Frank
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Everett Bohl
Woodburn’ Avenue
Walnut
Food Show Highlights Confectioners and Final Day Plans
Hills earned third prize as candy making headlined yesterday's cooking school. Miss Helen Wilson praised for candies, with ice cream making slated for today. The show aims to surpass attendance records as it closes Sunday. Confectioners Day outlined. tomorrow Food Dealers Employees Day closes the event.
Radio Programs for Today Across Major Stations
A concise listing of evening broadcasts across WLW WSAI WKRC WJZ WEAF WIZ WNYC and others. Events include organ recitals bands concerts and news reviews with times from 5 PM to midnight and noted hosts and performers such as Damon Runyon Goldman Band and Lewisohn Stadium performances.
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WJZ
New York
Damon Runyon
New York American
WEAF
Goldman
WGR
Lewisohn Stadium
WGY
WLS
Chicago
Central Stations Radio Listings Evening Programs
A dense schedule from WHAS Louisville to Health talk on KYW Chicago outlines 8 30 P M concerts and midday to late night broadcasts. Programs include orchestras organ recitals radio artists and musical lectures across stations WDAF WGN WLS WQJ WMAQ WEBH and more with titles such as School of the Air Barn Dance and Sunday school.
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WEBH
Chicago
Radio Listings for Cleveland to New York Stations
A dense schedule of evening programming across multiple stations from WTAM to WRNY, listing dinner music studio programs concerts talk and dance shows with times from 5:30 PM to 11 PM and including Uncle Kaybee California Nite Hawks and the D X hound hour in New York.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Wip
Philadelphia
California Nite Hawks
WRNY
New York
Dress Pattern No 169 Pattern for Girls Ages 6 8 10 and 12
The pattern offers four sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years with yardage for 32 inch material and plain options. It includes a No 4693 version in batistes china silk crepe or pongee with optional fullness from tucks and a two year size needing 1% yard of 27 inch fabric. Patterns mailed to any address for 10 cents.
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Batiste
Beguiling summer fashions meet autumn models in sportswear
Beguiling midsummer styles yield to autumn models that remain lively. Fabric interest centers on soft faced woolens, jersey and balbriggan waves, with strong colorings. Mannish lines dominate sportswear, pleats and gores widen hems, and gores and slot seams are attributed to Lucien Lelong.
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Jersey
Lucien Lelong
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Reader Advice
Readers of The Commercial Tribune can contact Eleanor Gunn, the Fashion Editor, with clothing questions by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the newspaper. This prompt route invites readers to seek guidance on wardrobe issues.
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the Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Ser., Inc
Guarding Your Health In Infant Care Rules
Dr Holt outlines fundamental disease prevention for babies focusing on maternal nursing, hygiene, milk supply, and supervised feeding. Emphasizes milk stations, district nurses, pasteurized milk, home care rules, and seeking professional advice. Also includes Q A health guidance and notes on community programs and rural challenges.
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Holt
Copeland
Dr. Holt
Boards of Health
Three Cincinnatians Injured in Grant Highway Crash
Three Cincinnati residents were injured in a late Thursday night crash on the Grant Highway near Amelia. Mrs Emma Lipscomb, Miss Margaret Hahn, and John Craig were treated by Dr H C Dehymer. Lipscomb suffered a dislocated ankle and dental injury, Hahn had scalp lacerations needing stitches, and Craig suffered a broken jaw.
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H. C. Dehymer
Amelia
One Girl's Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina Browning, a hopeful young actress, leaves her hometown for New York City. At a harsh tryout she endures humiliation and pressure from rival dancers while meeting industry figures and chasing a break in theater.
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Bettina Browning
New York City
Lucile White
Lucile
Gordon de Coverly
Larry Larmont
Larmont
Bettina
Ned
Rom
Timy
Tea Wagon Tension and Hidden Grudge at Farmhouse
A narrator recalls Katie's polished tea service amid brewing conflict between Lucia Meredith and herself. Tense undercurrents rise as Hal Meredith's loyalties and Lucia's ruthlessness strain relationships, while a planned visit to the hotel hints at social maneuvering.
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Katie
Lucia Meredith
Katheri
Hal Meredith
Ciy
Katherine
Hal
Ex Premier Orlando Resigns From Italian Chamber
Vittorio E Orlando former Italian premier and Versailles figure resigns as a deputy in Rome He cites dissatisfaction with Palermo municipal elections where his opposition bloc faced a decisive government victory and he informs the Chamber president by letter.
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Rome
Vittorio E. Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Palermo
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Fontaine Fox
Oswald
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WKRC
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KSD
WCBD
WHA
WHO
WOAN
WOI
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WOS
WSUI
WAAM
WBAV
WCAU
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WEBJ
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WHAZ
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WJY
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WMAK
WOO
WTIC
WBZ
WCAP
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WWJ
WGBS
Williams Trio
WIZ
Orchestra
Sporting
Waldorf-Astoria
WNYC
Garrick Gaines
Huyler
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WGN
Skeezix
WHT
WQJ
WMAQ
Pratt and Daw
Chile
Chicago Theater Revue
WMBB
WBCN
KYW
Uncle Bob
Wear
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
WCAE
Uncle Kaybee
Buffalo
Schenectady
Commercial Tribune
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
H. K
Fay Stevenson
By Press Publishing Co
Adele Garrison
Orlando
Associated Press
Gloeckner’s
Broadway
NISER
T All Niser Dealers
the Niser Ice Cream CO
Atlantic City
New Jersey
G. L. A. Thomson
Union Trust Building
Pennsylvania
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