Hoover Heads Billion Dollar Coal Pool Merger
New York world news service reports a bituminous coal merger forming among twelve large companies with assets over 1 billion dollars. Pittsburgh Coal and Consolidation Coal would anchor the group with other eastern firms. the plan aims to stabilize supply, modernize machinery, and reduce unprofitable mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Wall Street
Pittsburgh Coal and Consolidation Coal
Lexington
Py J. E. Johnson
H. Hazard Coal Operators
Exchage
West Virginia
Scretary of
Commercce Hoover
Missionary Whallon and Family Return to Cincinnati on Furlough
The Rev. Albert K. Whallon and his wife and two sons Harold and Daniel arrived in Cincinnati after five years in China where they served at Pao Ting Fu. They avoided Shanghai by crossing Japan and Korea to Yokohama. They plan a six month furlough and will reside at 201 Worthington Ave Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert K. Whallon
Cincinnati
China
Marion Oskamp
Alfred Oskamp
Wyoming
Ohio
Worthington Avenue
Mr. Whallon
E. O. Whallon
The
Herald and Presbyter
Soul to be subject of Sunday Christian Science services
Sermon topics set for 11 o clock service at First Church Boston Second Church Clifton Norwood with Soul as theme. Evening service suspended July and August. Wednesday 9 pm testimonies of healing and Christian Science experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifton Avenue
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Christian Science i
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Bank
Weyer
A Avenue
Ohio
Assumption Day Masses at St Peter’s Cathedral Observed
Assumption Day at St Peter's Cathedral today is a holy day of obligation. Masses are scheduled for 5:30, 7, 8:00 and 11:10 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
ST. Peter’s Cathedral
Eighth and
Plum Streets
Clergy Schedule For Sunday Services In Rochelle Area
Revival topics and sermon titles set for multiple churches tomorrow. Rev F A Campbell speaks on The Offense of the Cross at First Presbyterian Rochelle while Dr C E Stanton preaches The Character of the Church at Wyoming Baptist. Dr A Watkins discusses The Lure of Brevity at Winton Place M E. G D McCullough heralds The Law of Compensation at Mt Auburn Presbyterian. Rev A P Schnatz delivers The World's Fickleness at First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Campbell
Rochelle, Ill
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
G. D. McCullough
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Missionary Melvinne Sollman to Speak at Lincoln Park
Miss Melvinne Sollman a Swatow China missionary will address the morning service at Lincoln Park Baptist Church Lloyd Pobst of Denison University will deliver the evening sermon The Richmorn Street Christian Church.ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvinne Sollman
Swatow
China
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Lloyd Pobst
Denison University
I Am Resolved What to Do Message from Pastor
Dr. R. R. Fillbrandt, pastor of the Washington Evangelical Church, will deliver the morning message titled I Am Resolved What to Do tomorrow. The sermon is expected to focus on guidance and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Fillbrandt
Washington Evangelical Church
Presbyterian Church radiocast sermon at WLW tomorrow
The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant will air a service on WLW at 11 o'clock tomorrow. Pastor Dr. F H Stevenson will preach on the theme For it is God Who Worketh in you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
WLW
F. H. Stevenson
God
Dr C. W. Blodgett Sermon in Oakley Church
Dr C W Blodgett will preach at 11 o clock tomorrow in the Methodist Protestant Church of Oakley. Singleness of Motive and High Ideals will be Dr Blodgett s subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blodgett
Cotestant
Oakley
Beginning of a Fall Sermon by Dr. Powell at Norwood
Dr. L. J. Powell, pastor of the Norwood Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on the theme The Beginning of a Fall. His message will address spiritual renewal and moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Powell
Norwood Baptist Church
Methodist broadcast of church school lesson tomorrow
The Methodist Book Concern will radiocast church school services at 9:80 o'clock tomorrow morning from station WLW. Dr J B Hawk will teach the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Book Concern
WLW
J. B. Hawk
St Luke's Church to Mark 60th Anniversary Tomorrow
St Luke's Church at Third and Parsons Street will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary with a community event tomorrow. parish officials invited local residents to join in marking the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Church
Third and
Parsons Street
Reverend C H Lewis to Speak at Avondale Church
The Rev C H Lewis, superintendent of the Children's Home, will occupy the Avondale Presbyterian Church pulpit tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lewis
Children’s Home
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Sermon to Be Broadcast Before Sacred Chime Concert
A ten minute talk titled Some Principles of Christian Living will be radiocast from Station WSAI at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon as a prelude to a sacred chime concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Reverend Menard to speak on Sources of Personal Power
The Rev. P. C. Menard pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church will deliver an outdoor sermon on Sources of Personal Power at tomorrow evening's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Spiritualist Church
West Thirteenth Street
S. E. Rugi
P. C. Menard
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Land Battle Bonks Marco Island Two Factions Clash
Two armed factions claim 3000 acres on Marco Island, one backing Barron G. Collier interests and Sheriff Maynard, the other led by W. G. Williams. Sheriff forces seal land with no trespass signs while court action looms to remove deputies and resolve ownership of the disputed tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Myers
Fla
Marco Island
Barron G. Collier
Maynard
W. G. Williams
Marco
Collier County
Storter
Everglades
Collier
Williams
Collier's
Collier Agents in New York Downplay Marco Island Reports
Representatives for Barron G. Collier in New York said dispatches overstated the Marco Island situation. They noted ongoing daily contact with Florida and no unusual incidents reported. Collier holds 95 percent of island property with a small disputed strip, which remains unsettled. Collier was aboard his yacht and unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
New York City
Associated Press
New York
Barron G. Collier
Marco Island
Florida
Falls During Raid Capture of William Polly
Police raided the second floor apartment at 426 West Seventh Street after neighbors reported men and women entering it. William S. Polly, 37, fled down a stair and was captured after a fall, while a young woman escaped by leaping from a window. Polly was charged with disorderly conduct and treated at General Hospital before being taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Polly
West Seventh Street
Frank McNeal
Assimus
Polly
General Hospital
Wedded in youth and again after divorce in Kentucky
William Franklin Tadlock a 23 year old roller skating champion of Louisville and hearts expert, and Margaret Perkins a 23 year old of Cincinnati, were remarried after a year apart. They had wed years ago in Louisville, were divorced, and now reunited before a train to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Franklin Tadlock
Ben Biedenharn
Kenton County
Read
Margaret Perkins
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Tadlock
Pastor Dr. M. B. Johnston to address YMCA club
Dr. M. B. Johnston, pastor of the Christian Church of Newport Kentucky, will speak to the Monday Night Club of the YMCA next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnston
The
Christian Church of
Newport, Ky
Pastor Dr. Tomlinson to Speak at Westwood Church Pulpit
Dr. L. G. Tomlinson, pastor of Westwood Cheviot Christian Church, will occupy the pulpit at Westwood First Presbyterian Church to deliver a sermon and lead a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Tomlinson
Westwood-Cheviot Christian Church
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
West End Fairmount bus line begins service today
The City Transit Company inaugurates the West End Fairmount line with a twenty minute schedule. The route runs from Government Square terminal north on Main Street to Freeman Avenue Dayton Street Winchell Street Bank Street Spring Grove Avenue Harrison Avenue over the Harrison Avenue viaduct to Beekman Street to the west end of Carll Street and back. Extensions to Grand Central Station and Mariemont are under application with the Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Fairmount
City Transit Company
Thomas L. Tallentire
Government Square Terminal
Main Street
Freeman Avenue
Dayton Street
Winchell Street
Bank Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Beekman Street
Carll Street
Grand Central Station
Tallentire
Public Utilities Commission
Linwood
Red Bank
Mariemont
Soloists Shine as Summer Symphony Delivers Open Air Evening
The Zoo concert by the Summer Symphony Orchestra featured Cara Verson making her debut with three short pieces replacing Beethoven Concerto No. 4. Margaret Fischer sang in three duets with Fred Patton, including Don Giovanni and Veronique, to mixed nerves but overall charming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Zoo
Summer Symphony Orchestra
Fred Patton
Cara Verson
Miss Verson
Debussey
Margaret Fischer
Messager
Veronique
T. W
Rabid Dog Chases Pastor at Covington Church
A stray dog believed rabid attacked Rev F W Points at the Main Street M E Church in Covington as he opened the door. Police and ministers chased the animal out. Patrolman Schneider shot the dog. Points, an American Bible Society salesman, had gone to retrieve Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Points
Lexington Pike
M. E
Eighth
Main Streets
Covington
T. B. Stratton
Schneider
Mr. Points
American Bible Society
Mr. Stratton
Man Put Under Bond In Ex Wife Case
Bart Stuntebeck. 50. druggist. posted a peace bond for 2000 in Police Court yesterday while awaiting October trial on an indictment charging shooting with intent to kill his former wife Mrs Josephine Stuntebeck of 3906 Church Street Latonia. The shooting occurred eight een months ago. Mrs Stuntebeck had a disorderly conduct warrant. She testified he followed her from church last Sunday and annoyed her. Judge Manson warned him to worship elsewhere or face a bond so high only a millionaire could sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Stuntebeck
Josephine Stuntebeck
Church Street
Latonia
Stuntebeck
Manson
Noisy Cans At Center Of Public Nuisance Case
Officials of the Co operative Pure Milk Association appeared in Police Court to answer charges of maintaining a common public nuisance. They waived examination and the matter was set for the next grand jury. Residents complain of night noises from rattling cans and odors from spilled milk attracting rodents near the plant, with fines up to 50 dollars per offense. The case was referred to the October grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
East Seventh Street
Five Thousand Dollar Suit Filed by War Veteran’s Son
Max Stewart a five year old boy sues John Fischer and Bert Hutchens in Kenton Circuit Court for 5000 damages after an August 4 accident on Eighth Street left him with a broken left leg. The petition cites concurrent negligence by Hutchens for parking his ice wagon on the left curb. Fischer allegedly struck the boy when he ran from behind a vehicle. City Firemen's Union No. 88 elected Frank Koehne to a sixth term as president and named new officers. Police report pocketbook theft denied by investigation. Federal grand jury cases involve Dave Daniels and Zack Tittard, both connected with alcohol and beer cases in Newport. Rev James H. Lyon returns from vacation with Dr. S. W. Hughes and wife. Robert E. Mayor announces candidacy for City Commissioner in the October 17 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kenton
Max Stewart
Henry Stewart
John Fischer
Bert Hutchens
Fischer
Eighth Street
Hutchens
al Bowman
John Ryan
Jacob Warkin
Jank Koehne
Pension Board
Kirby Marshall
Garrard Avenue
Dave Daniels
West Fifth Street
Newport
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Zack Tittard
Fifth
Monmouth Streets
James H. Lyon
Shinkle M. E
Lakeside, O
S. W. Hughes
Westbourne Park Church
London
England
Names and Residences List Evident in OCR Fragment
A fragment lists individuals with associated hometowns: Elmer Baker and Lola Patterson from unspecified locations, Robert M. Crume, Kerkley from California, Leota Schwartzel of Dayton Ohio, William F. Tadlock of Louisville, Margaret Perkins of Cincinnati, Charles E. Letty of Greenfield Ohio, Naomi Williams of Hillsboro Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Baker
Lola Patterson
Robert M. Crume
Kerkley
Cal
Leota Schwartzel
Dayton
William F. Tadlock
Louisville
Margaret Perkins
Cincinnati
Charles E. Letty
Greenfield
Naomi Williams
Hillsboro
Democratic Executive Committee Nominates Legislator in Kentucky District
The Democratic Executive Committee chaired by Joseph A. Cassidy meets at Dietrich's Garden Ft Thomas to nominate a candidate for the Sixty sixth Kentucky district legislature. A large post primary meeting with chicken dinner and music follows at 6. Also details on National Rifle Matches duties for the 10th Infantry at Camp Perry and Ft Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph A. Cassidy
Dietrich’s Garden
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
A. J. Jolly
Mentor
Campbell County
Camp Perry
National Rifle Matches
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
John J. Harvey
Oscare
Harvey
Dayton
Harry J. Westendorf
Dayton Pike
Martin Finn
West Fifth Street
Newport
Moore
Newallce Court
Lillian Wiedeman
Campbell County Oerphans’ Resse
Mutteerth Street
Newport Lady Loyal Order of Moose
Fahrenhols's Grove
Alexander Chee
Georg Icher
Highland Avenue
St. Thomas
St. Euphrasia Training School
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Newport Highlands and Dayton
George C Ware transfers a Newport lot to L O Re ar via stamps for 7000 and a loan from the Home and Building Association of eneret covers a Newport lot. Daniel Howard transfers a Highlands Baby Farms lot to William P Tipton for 500 in stamps. Andrew Gerrein transfers a Dayton lot to J Radenhe for 500 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Ware
L. O’rear
Newport
Loan and Building Association of Eneret
Daniel Howard
William P. Tipton
Highlands Baby Farms
Andrew Gerrein
J . Radenhelot
Dayton
Revival of Princess Lines Shifts Fashion Tone
Fashions swing back toward curves and fullness with princess lines and gore revival. The silhouette grows from waist to hem with tighter upper lines and billowed lower sections. Designers mix fabrics like velvet crepe satin for autumn ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Advice Request
Readers may mail self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn fashion editor at The Commercial Tribune with clothing questions. The note outlines how readers can seek styling guidance and contribute to the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
ONE GIRL'S HEART Dances Into New York Debut
Bettina Browning leaves home for New York to pursue theater dreams. She befriends show folk including Lucile White and actors Gordon de Coverly and Larry Larmont. A telegram brings Bettina news of Larry's visit as opening night looms in vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Browning
New York City
Lucile White
Gordon de Coverly
Larry Larmont
Larmont
Hollywood
Bettina
New York
Lucile
Miss Browning
Lionel Larmont
Larry
By Press Publishing Co
Radio listings for national stations in the Midwest and East
A dense schedule of evening and late night programs across many stations, listing times for concerts, orchestras, lectures, stories, and variety acts from cities like Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo New York and more. The roster includes music, dinner concerts, novelty acts, and sports scores interspersed with dance and talk programs.
Evening Radio Highlights from New York Stations
Today’s bright spots include WEAF at 6 30 P M with Light Opera Quartet and 7 25 P M Lew Isohn Stadium concert broadcast across W4JZ WRC and WGY in New York area listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Huyler
United States Marine Band
WJZ
Orchestra
Damon Runyon
Sporting
Lewisohn Stadium
Waldorf-Astoria
Weaf Light Opera
WRC
WGY
Silent Tonight Radio Network Confronts Broadcasters
A listing shows silent or muted signals across a wide set of stations including KFKX KFM KFUO KSD WCB WHO WLW WOAN WOI and others with varied call letters and one quoted entry WEBJ WEEI WHAZ WIAR wJY WLIT WMAK and WOO indicating a disrupted or paused broadcasting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KoDy
KFKX
KFM
KFUO
KSD
WCB
WHO
WLW
WOAN
WOI
Wos
Wowk
Wham
OWBAY
WBZ
WCAP
WCAU
WCTS
WDWF
WEBJ
WEEI
WHAZ
WIAR
Wjy
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
Pickford Plotters Sentenced to Years to Life in Kidnapping Plot
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge McLucas sentenced C. Z. Stephens and Claude Holcomb to ten years to life in San Quentin after their conviction for conspiring to kidnap film star Mary Pickford. Adrian Wood was acquitted. defense plans appeals. Detectives said the plot targeted Jackie Coogan Baby Peggy Pola Negri and Doheny grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
McLucas
C. Z. Stephens
Claude Holcomb
San Quentin
Mary Pickford
Adrian Wood
Ury
Louis Geck
Jackie Coogan
Peggy
Pola Negri
E. L. Doheny
Pickford
Rest and relaxation versus strenuous living in health debate
Dr Royal S Copeland discusses two types of men and the danger of overwork. Some never take a day off while others chase sport with the same intensity, neglectting nature and enjoyment. He warns the pursuit of “strenuous” leisure as a path to poor health and urges balanced living and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dawson
King George
Pfpeland
F. W. TH
A Wile's Confessional in Adele Garrison's Tale
Lillian rebels at coffee rules while Katherine and I nurse a delicate scene. A telegram arrives, stirring nerves as I prepare for dawn and an early check of Drake's promised work.
A Simple Frock Pattern No 5160 Featured
Describes a children's frock with flat back and fullness at the plugged flounce sleeves adjustable to short or long wrist length. Three sizes 16 18 20 years require materials: 3 1 2 yards for 18 with long sleeves or 4 yards less for short sleeves. Pattern mailed for 10 cents.
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Hoover
Pittsburgh Coal and Consolidation
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke
Elkhorn Coal Corporation
West Virginia Coal and Coke
Island Creek
Western
Indiana
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chuck
W. H. Huberm
Park Avenue M. E. Church of
Hartwell
Europe
C. E. Stanton
Wyoming Bbaptist Church
Brey
A. & Watkins
Winton Place
M. E. Church
A. P. Schnatz
First Reformed Church
the Richmorn Street Christian
Burnet House
Vine Street
Frederick E. Andrews
Avondale
Presbyterian Church
Reading RD. and
Lexington Ave
Carroll H. Lewis
Florida Island
Mad Dog
Newport Notes
Princess Lines
Fay Stevenson
Wwlw
WKRC
Bond Hill House
WHAS
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WQSJ
Chicago
WHT
WMA Hicago
Peananes
Pratta Dan
Peru
Chicago Eater Revue
WGN
Skeezix
WEBH
Ngs
WBCN
Static
KYW
Uncle Bob
WMBB
WLS
Cleveland
Wear
WTAM
Lake Erie
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
Kdka—E
WGR
Buffalo
Pe FM
Uncle Wip
Wessels
California
WRNY
Dent Atkinson
WYNC
WGBS
Melody Four
R. Val S. Copeland, M.D
Britain
Grysome J
Caroline
Martin W
G. D
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
King Feature Synd., Inc
Wile’s
Adele Garrison
Katherine
Lillian
Katheri
Madge
Shylock
Simon
Katie
Meesis Graham
Allen Drake
Drake
Fanny Powell
Poe
Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Hummel’s
NISF
Niser
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