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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1925

Page

10

Suburban Society Attends Family Reunion Branching Across Regions

Dr Kathrine Astler hosted a family reunion and party in Montgomery honoring her brother Dr C Kermeyer. About thirty five guests attended with relatives visiting from Madison Wis Massillon Ohi Ohio and Los Angeles Cal.

Kathrine Astler C Kermeyer Montgomery Margaret Chapman Alice Barnwell Madison Wis R. Barnwell Herman Zureick Massillon James Higgins Ethel Tullis Dayton Oscar Tullis James Colvin Nancy E. McAdams William McKee Los Angeles Cal J. L. Meyers Brinker Lyle Wadsworth Hamilton

Milford social notes and upcoming chautauqua events

Miss Cathryn Bardies was a guest of Greta Caldwell. Miss Bett Newtonville stayed with Miss Dorothy Hogan. Rose Emma and Nora Gauche returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls. The Milford chautauqua opens August 28 for five days. Mrs Shirley travels with B Y Collette of Wilmington. F H Hill of Lila avenue returns from Piqua visit. Sue Coler goes to Cleveland for illness in the family. Mary Christopher visits home from nurses training for a month.

Cathryn Bardies Greta Caldwel Bett Newtonville Severa Ays Dorothy Hogan Rose Emma Nora Gauche Niagara Falls Robbie Barber Eloise Cramer Hinsdale Mitford Chautauqua

Loveland Hosts Visit Amid Family Gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Regan of Missouri are guests of her parents Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Haarlammert. Miss Sarah Snell vacationing at Red Lyons, O. Also mentioned are Mr. Edward Davis of Northside and Mrs. A. Donally with Miss Grace Davis.

Mrs. Regan Missouri C. J. Haarlammert Sarah Snell Red Lyons Edward Davis Northside A. Donally Grace Davis

News in Brief from Newtown Society Gatherings

Mrs Harmeyer and Mrs Gary of Delta avenue and Mrs Belle Armstrong of Newtown hosted by Mrs Sarah Armstrong at a dinner. Dr and Mrs Campbell of Church street left on Meader for a trip. Mr and Mrs Turpin hosted by sister Missa Paxton of Milford Ohio. D L P Gieringer of Newtown wed Miss Marie Schott of Wedge wood avenue. Grace B Lemon returned from Kenton Ohio after visiting sister Mrs Claude Ferney. Charles Kuhn of Newtown wed Miss Florence Johnson of Mt Washington Ohio. Clyde Nabers and son Dennis left for Michigan for vacation. Mrs Harry Shaw and grandchildren of Portsmouth Ohio visited Mrs John Mueller on Main street.

Harmeyer Gary Delta Avenue Belle L. Armstrong Newtown Sarah Armstrong C. R. Campbell Church Street Meader R Turpin Missa Paxton Milford D. L. P. Gieringer Marie Schott Wedgewood Avenue Grace B. Lemon Kenton Claude Ferney Charles Kuhn Florence Johnson Mt. Washington Clyde Nabers Dennis Nabers Michigan Harry Shaw Portsmouth John Mueller Main Street

Masonic Employment Bureau Plans Card Party Fundraiser

The Masonic Employment Bureau will host a card party at the Arms on September 3 to raise funds for working capital. Superintendent David S. Ross receives a belt set from Braxton Campbell and two extra prizes will be awarded along with the event’s fourfold rise in activity. The bureau provides free job placement for applicants and participating employers.

David S. Ross Masonic Employment Bureau Braxton Campbell

Tropical Radio to Open High Power Station in Florida

Boston August 22 A new high powered radio station will open August 24 at Hialeah Florida. Operated by Tropical Radio Telegraph Company it links the United States with Central and South America enhancing commerce and diplomacy.

Boston United States Hialeah Miami Fla Tropical Radio Telegraph Company No. 1 Federal Street Central South America Americas Bogota Colombia San Jose Costa Rica Managua Nicaragua Almirante Panama Tegucigalpa Honduras Puerto Barrios Guatemala Belise British Honduras Nassau Bahamas Tropical Radio Telegraph New Orleans Central America Florida Radio Corporation of America General Electric Company West Indies South Atlantic Gulf Caribbean Tropical Radio Company Bahama Islands Cape Hatteras Pernambuco Brazil Atlantic Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Sea Tropical Radio United Fruit Company Pacific Ocean Beebe Galapagos Islands

Prank of Calendar Cuts a Week From Vacation

Cincinnati public schools will open on September 8, the day after Labor Day, after the Board of Education chose to shorten the summer break. The move aims to avoid extending the school year into June and to allow teachers to attend summer schools. Public high schools resume on September 8, with night classes starting September 14.

Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education Charles Handman Rothenberg School Leonard P. Stewart Rothenberg Bloom Handman Q. Brown Committee On Woodward High School C. A. Wilson Avondale H. L. Flegsa Sherman School A. O. Jones J. W. Simon Hughes High School W. Q. Brown Superintendent of Schools Denton Race Streets Cincinnati Whittier Garfield North Fairmount Mary Dill Carson School Linton Park Stowe Colored School Jackson Kilgour Kennedy Heights Madisonville Hartwell Theodore Roosevelt Handman A

Radio Program Today Highlights on WLW WSAI WKRC

The daily radio schedule lists WLW with Sunday school at 3 30 A.M. church services at 11 A.M. and a 8 P.M. concert. WSAI offers a P.M. sermonette and chime concert. WKRC presents a 10 P.M. classical program. Bright spots include WEAF and multiple stations with a Cincinnati concert on WLW at 8 P.M.

WLW Church of the Covenant Services WEAF New York Capital Theater Gang WEEI WJAR WCTS WCAP WWJ WCAE Cincinnati BCN Chicago

Silent Tonight Radio Affiliates Listed in Brief

A compact notice lists station call letters including Central, KFDM, KFK, KSD, WAV, WCAU, W MAK, WOO, OR, WRC, and WTIC with minor formatting errors indicating a network or schedule snippet. No further context or dates provided.

Central KFDM KFK Bee KSD WAV WCAU Wow WOO, OR WRC Wra WTIC

Central radio schedule highlights music and church programs

A dense list of radio stations from WHAS Louisville to WLS Chicago schedules shows times for organ recitals church services and musical programs. Entries include KFUO St Louis WGN Chicago BCN Chicago and several others with varied program types from sacred hymns to concerts and reader requests.

Radio and church schedules from Cleveland to Buffalo

Broadcast and church service listings show stations WHK Cleveland WCAE Pittsburgh WGY Schenectady and WGR Buffalo with times for morning and afternoon programs musical performances church services and vespers. Notable entries include Epworth Euclid musical program and Godfrey Ludlow violin recital.

Cleveland Epworth Euclid Wgy Schenectady Os F. M Lakewood Farm Ensemble Godfrey Ludlow WJZ New York Pries Lakewood Farmens Punkt

Vacation Over Coolidge Works

President Coolidge resumes a busy White House routine after a week away. He confered with Postmaster General New and Senator Wadsworth on tax cuts and reorganization, welcomed Arthur Whitney, named Marion O. Dunning Savannah customs collector, and hosted George Harvey. Senator Edge touted GOP unity in New Jersey and urged tax cuts and World Court opposition.

Associated Press Swampscott Coolidge White House New Senator Wadsworth Rep N. Y Arthur Whitney New Jersey Marion O. Dunning Savannah George Harvey Great Britain H. C. Frick Pride’s Crossing Here Wadsworth Congress Department of Education Congressional Whitney White Court Edge Rép N. J Hahn Stokes Republican Central Committee

Glaciers Create New Pacific Seaport for British Columbia

Canadian officials report a tidewater inlet formed by retreating glaciers now reaches into British Columbia, offering a potential all Canadian route to the Yukon. The head lies north of Glacier Bay and remains ice bound, with land reserves placed around the water to prevent private ownership. Mineral prospects in the Yukon could later spur road development and liquor shipments via an all Canadian corridor, altering Alaska’s Panhandle boundary implications.

New York World News Service Victoria B. C Canada British Pacific Coast Alaska British Columbia Yukon British Empire Panhandle Glacier Bay Canadian Yukon Territory Alaska Panhandle Alaska Territory

Ice Recedes at Glacier Bay Altering Alaska Coast

The ice has moved about ninety miles north in twenty years from its former Glacier Bay position as a break up allowed salt water to fill a newly opened channel. Experts link this to a broader retreat following ancient northern hemisphere inundations. British Columbia officials plan to study the new Alaska passage again next summer.

Glacier Bay America British Columbia Alaska

Louisa Fletcher to wed Count von Schmettow in fall

Miss Louisa Fletcher daughter of banker Stoughton A Fletcher says she will marry Count Ernst Gottfried von Schmettow of Berlin this fall. She arrived from Europe aboard the Berengaria denying reports the engagement was off due to family reverses and cites birth certificate requirements for Berlin marriage.

Associated Press New York Louisa Fletcher Indianapolis Ernst Gottfried von Schmettow Berlin Europe Berengaria Miss Fletcher California Stoughton A. Fletcher Ewan Justice Zai- Leppe Boston Chicago Gottfried

Founder of Nigeria Dies at 79

London August 22 Sir George Goldie 79 founder of Nigeria and former President of the National Defense Association has died.

Nigeria Associated Press London George An Goldie The National Defense Association

Sale man held to jury in slaying with $5000 bond

Ferd inand Van Halanger, 60, a crippled salesman of 528 Richmond street, was held to the grand jury on a murder charge in the death of Edward Ware, 32, a restaurant owner of 4 Notre Dame court. Van Halanger said Ware shot him last Sunday night in front of the Richmond street address. Ware's mother, Mrs. L. Ware, lives next door.

Edward Ware Notre Dame Court Ferdinand van Halanger Richmond Street van Halanger Ware L. Ware

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Elmwood Loveland Rutland O. W. W. Brock Tia J. D. Wakefield Helen Wakefield Jack Wakefield Hyde Park A. C. Brock Emily Caswell West Fourth St Autumn WSAI P.M WKRC Commercial Tribune WHAS Louisville KFUO ST. Louis WDAF Kansas City WGN Linen Park KYW WQJ Sunshine Hour Rangers Missionary Hour Shepherd Radio Youths Radio Chapel Pioneer Hour Tabernacle Paulader WMBB WEBH WENR Little Tee Cincinnati, C Bize Book OF Fashions Wear Pittsburgh Peoples Radio Cepitol Theater Gang KDKA Interdenominational Services WGR Buffalo Vesper WOO Philadelphia WIP St. James Episcopal Church Capitol Theater Gang WRNY WJY WNYC Brooklyn Mark Strand WHN Pagieig Seaport Columbia Louisa von Schmettow Satinay Crepe Chine D. Oy Tussah Pongee Agee A Japp’s Japp’si Marcel La-Mar Dow Drug Company All Good Drug and Department Stores Lamar Laborato Perry-Payne
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