Without a Heart
Eloise Eldridge an 18 year old city organist known as the girl without a heart falls in love at first sight with Norman Benson after he dines with her brother. As she pursues music and independence, the encounter stirs questions about a hidden warmth behind her cool demeanor and a new romance begins in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Eldridge
Moving Picture
New York City
Suzette
Eloise
Norman Benson
Ben
Long Island
Mr. Hr
Press Publishing Co
Love
Like Mother Like Daughter Styles for Junior Fashion
An article describes junior fashion trends with teen friendly details from velvet to metal trims, with color notes and waistlines. It notes outfits favor belts necklines and matching hats to coats, plus plaid themes and jumper styles for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Column Invitation and Address
Readers of The Commercial Tribune are invited to write to Eleanor Gunn, Fashion Editor, with clothing questions. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for responses and guidance on apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Confessional reveals Scheming Wife and Lee Chow’s forceful plan
The narrative shows a wife plotting with Lee Chow to arrange a meeting with “Steve” while fearing Draconian repercussion from Mrs. Spicer and Missee Graham. She frets over funds, recalling an emergency New York bank account set up by her father as she plans to secure money for the upcoming interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Chow
Graham
Mrs. Tice
Missee Tice
Steve
Lee Chow
Dicky
New York
Fanny
Fall From Auto May Prove Fatal Near Montgomery
Mrs. Dora Strickley 38 of Cleveland, wife of stage hand George Strickley, was injured when a car door suddenly opened near Montgomery Ohio. She fell to the road, striking her head and suffering a fractured skull. Taken to General Hospital by her husband, she remained in serious condition as he traveled from Cleveland to work at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Fanny Powell
Dicky
Lee Chow
Dora Strickley
George Strickley
Cleveland
Montgomery
General Hospital
Strickley
Grand Opera House
Trials of attaches of raided clubs postponed to September 8
Trials of three attaches tied to the Maketewah and Hillcrest country clubs raided by state agents were continued in Milford Court. Prosecution seeks more evidence while caretakers face liquor charges. Emil Schmitt was arrested at Maketewah. George C. Miller and Elmer Corell at Hillcrest. Bonds set at $1,500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Court
Maketewah
Hillcrest
Emil Schmitt
George C. Miller
Elmer Corell
Two Men Held for Grand Larceny Connection
Robert Bradley aged 42 and Henry Poevici 31 of 625 Main street were held to the grand jury on grand larceny charges after a citizen detective trailed them to a house at 31 West Central parkway. James T. Marsh of 4815 Ash avenue Norwood identified a handbag with clothing stolen from his auto at Ninth and Race streets and helped summon police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradley
Henry Poevici
Main Street
West Central Parkway
James T. Marsh
Ash Avenue
Norwood
Ninth and
Race Streets
Central Parkway
Radio program schedule for today across Cincinnati stations
Local stations WLW WSAI WKRC list hourly programs from 6:30 P.M. through midnight with instrumental, story, orchestra, and talk segments. Central stations WHAS WDAF WMAQ WLS WQJ etc feature concerts, travel talks, organ and orchestra programs and late night varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Two-piece dress pattern with inverted plaits and new blouse
No 5153 presents a two piece dress fashion with inverted plaits in the skirt and a front fullness blouse under a back yoke extension. It offers sizes 34 to 44 inches bust with yardage details for 36 inch material and lining, plus 10 cents to mail pattern.
Book of Fashions Fall and Winter Issue 18925 1926
An advertisement offers a up to date fall and winter fashion guide for 18925 1926. Readers are urged to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to obtain the publication.
Nighttime Radio Listings For Cleveland to New York
A dense schedule lists evening programs across multiple stations from Cleveland to New York, detailing dinners concerts studio talks and operatic broadcasts with times ranging from 5:05 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. featuring orchestras bands and soloists. Stations include WTAM WGR WEAF WCAE WIP WGY WCAU WFI WRNY WHN WIJZ WEAF WYNC WIJY WGBS WEBJ and more with varied genres and events.
Covington Dry Agents Await Resignations
Federal dry agents at Covington headquarters await requests for resignations as Samuel Collins plans to reappoint those who remain. In the Eleventh District covering Kentucky and Tennessee, officers James M. Wood Rodman Russell and Oscar B. Wells are among those expected to be retained. Wood has a strong record, having arrested and prosecuted thousands of violators, with October 15 set for the resignations and reappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lexington
Samuel Collins
Eleventh District
Kentucky
Tennessee
Collins
James M. Wood
Rodman Russell
Oscar B. Wells
Wood
Bond Forfeited In Kenton County For Feigned Pocketbook Theft
James H. Meyers a Cincinnati chiropractor faced bond forfeiture after failing to appear in Kenton County Court on a breach of the peace charge. The arrest followed a purse theft at Erlanger Race Track where $44.75 was found on Meyers. Sheriff Thiel jailed Meyers after he claimed the name Meyers and posted a $500 bond. Local man H Wilson reported a $60 pocketbook theft, but Kentucky law does not recognize pocket picking as a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Meyers
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Read
Kenton County
Meyers
Erlanger
Charles McKimley
Elsmere
McKimley
Thiel
H. Wilson
Ludlow
Kentucky
Plumber to contest Covington plumbing code validity
Covington attorney A E Stricklett says the plumbing code will be challenged in higher courts. Mohr the plumber of 132 Kavanaugh street had a prior $10 fine and costs and awaits tomorrow’s continuation. Paul Jones of 813 Scott street pleaded guilty to similar charges and was fined 25 dollars and costs for unlicensed work. Walter Hardebeck, Plumbing Inspector, charged both cases citing sanitation concerns. City Solicitor Martin J Brown defended the ordinance as valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
A. E. Stricklett
Joseph Mohr
Kavanaugh Street
Mohr
Byudge Manson
Klette
Paul Jones
Scott Street
Jones
Walter Hardebeck
Striecklett
Hardebeck
Martin J. Brown
Good Roads Group Drives Auto Repair Issue in Kenton County
The Good Roads Association to push a county resolution to bar repairs by motorists on hard surfaced Kenton roads and to oppose oil stations on Dixie Highway right of way. A committee will meet Cincinnati Automobile Club to discuss Newport office plans, with possible escalation to the American Automobile Association. Newport owners had sought a Campbell County charter, which was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Good Roads Association
Dixie Highway
Harvey Myers
Edward E. Walker
Harry Mann
John Klette
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Newport
American Automobile Association
Newport Automobile Owners
Campbell County
George W Reasor Drugist Dies After Long Illness
George W Reasor a 53 year old druggist of 21 East Fifteenth street died yesterday after a long illness. He had lived in the city ten years and is survived by his widow a son John H Reasor and a daughter Eva Reasor. Funeral services will be at his residence tomorrow at 3 pm with burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Reasor
Fifteenth
Scott Streets
East Fifteenth Street
John H. Reasor
Eva Reasor
Highland Cemetery
Negro Attacks Woman Steals Purse on Eleventh Street
Mrs. Clifford Schied of 1216 Russell Street told police a Negro struck her in the face on Eleventh Street between Russell and Washington around 7 30 pm and grabbed her purse containing 18 dollars before fleeing. Police were given a description of the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Schied
Russell Street
Eleventh Street
Russell
Washington Streets
Covington Notes Featuring Local Bankruptcy and Court Actions
Alfonso Baruffato owner of Covington Ice Cream Company filed a voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court listing assets of 1450 and liabilities of 6252 33 John Taulbee of Nort was fined 10 and costs for speeding on the Dixie Highway cited to court by county patrolman Harry Nuxoll John W Menzies Federal Court Clerk returned from Atlantic City after attending the National Federal Court Clerks Association convention and was re elected Second of the association for the fourth time Charles Marshall of Newport held to Federal Grand Jury under 500 bond on liquor charges George ipagar road house Campbell County held to Federal Grand Jury under 1000 bond on prohibition violations Edward P Buckner city candidate for City Commissioner Ludlow four men James Halloran Albert Linck Arthur Wehrman and James Cowley fined 20 each for disorderly conduct for singing in Ludlow Ball Park at a m Senator Richard P Ernst returned to Washington after summer work in Senate committee affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Notes
Alfonso Baruffato
Covington Ice Cream Company
United States District Court
John Taulbee
Fourth
Isabella Streets
Nort
Kenton
Dixie Highway
Harry Nuxoll
John W. Menzies
Atlantic City
National
Federal Court Clerks’ Association
Mr. Menzies
Charles Marshall
Southgate
Newport
Roetken
George Ipagar
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Edward P. Buckner
Garrard Avenue
James Horace Buckner
James Halloran
Albert Linck
Arthur Wehrman
James Cowley
Ludlow
Dillon
Residence Names Listed in Ohio Kentucky Obituary Notice
A fragmented notice lists individuals linked to Ohio and Kentucky towns including Columbus Covington Hamilton Cincinnati Norwood and Cincinnati. Named persons include Theodore Gray Dorothy Whittington Ozie Lee Godfrey Marguerite Freeman Esther Hensley Obal Comis B Schweiters Jr and Loretta Pec with various neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gray
Hamilton
Esther Hensley
O. B. Schweiters, Jr
Norwood
O. Loretta
PEC
Stetrioceceres
Covington, Ky
L. and N. Fireman Hurt After Fall From Engine
R. B. McEndree a fireman of 220 Southern avenue Latonia lost balance when a locomotive lurched on Saratoga street and fell to the street. He suffered bruises and cuts and was taken by Newport police to St Elizabeth Hospital Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Street
R. B. McEndree
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Newport
St. Elizbeth
Covington
Two Stripped Autos Found on County Roads
Two abandoned cars reported by county officers over the weekend. A 1924 model coupe on Benning road had license tags radiator tires and accessories stripped. A light truck with Indiana plate 41 184 was found on Biddle road missing its accessories. Sheriff Witt notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krueger
Elmer Crowell
Richard B. Witt
Krueger
Sheriff Witt
Benning
Crowell
Indiana
Biddle Road
Leaves Mother to Reunite with Chicago Husband
Ethel May Tunget, 17, after days of dispute between her Newport mother Nettie Doering and Liston Tunget, chose to return to Chicago with her husband. A habeas corpus writ against the mother was dismissed, and an agreement allowed the girl a weekend to decide. Tunget had disappeared Friday. she was found with her mother detaining her in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May Tunget
Liston Tunget
Chicago
Nettie Doering
Saratoga Street
Newport
Buten
Doering
Hawkins
Thomas W. Hardesty
Tanger
Third and
Monmouth Streets
Drowned Youth Carl Bigler Sought Near Melbourne Camp
Relatives and friends of Carl Bigler, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John Bigler of 935 Putnam Street Newport, searched yesterday for his body. He drowned Sunday afternoon at a camp near Melbourne Kentucky while swimming with boys. His companion Harry Graf, 17, was drawn under twice trying to save him. Fred Bauman, auto shop owner and cousin, joined the search at Silver Grove government dam. Bigler worked with his father at Oakley Ohio automobile plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bigler
John Bigler
Putnam Street
Newport
Melbourne
Adolph Graf
Ann Street
Harry Graf
Fred Bauman
East Sixth Street
Government Dam
Silver Grove
Bigler
Oakley, O
Youths arraigned for disorderly conduct after church note
Two youths Thomas Bloomfield and Edward Faust faced Police Court on disorderly conduct charges from a Sunday night disturbance near Ninth and Monmouth. Bloomfield had a concealed weapons charge dismissed, fined 15 dollars plus costs. Faust fined costs. Additional cases include Redmond, Weaver, Shea, Tierney, and others on intoxication and traffic offense charges. A raid led to Abe Sopher being held over on weapons charges with a detective diploma shown later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Monmouth Streets
Brighton Street
Thomas Bloomfield
West Fifth Street
Newport
Edward Faust
York Street
Hundemer
Bloomfield
Moore
Faust
James Redmond
Worthville
Hamilton
Redmond
Saratoga Street
Fourth Street
Charles Weaver
James Shea
Springfield
John Tierney
Cincinnati
Louis Remennovsky
Edwin Weber
Robert Kittredge
Kittredge
Abe Sopher
Maybury
Sopher
West Sixth Street
Walter Grimsley, Jr
Grimsley
Campbell Circuit Court hears divorce petition filed by Mrs Sanders
Mrs Callie Sanders of Cold Spring Kentucky files for divorce and alimony in Campbell County Circuit Court against Samuel Sanders alleging cruelty habitual drunkenness and abandonment. A restraining order preventing sale of joint property was granted by Judge Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Campbell County
Callie Sanders
Cold Spring
Samuel Sanders
Sanders
Caldwell
Realty Transfers in Cold Spring Clifton Fort Thomas districts
John Powers transfers a lot in Cold Spring District to Peyton Cunningham for 6500 stamps. Newport Finance Corp transfers a lot in Southgate to Carl W Ball for 3500 stamps. Clemens Busse transfers a lot in Clifton to James N McArthur for 6500 stamps. Adele T Dietrich transfers a lot in Ft. Thomas to John C O Connell for 3500 stamps. Lawrence Rickert transfers a lot in Clifton to Beulah May Dickhaut for 5000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powers
Peyton Cunningham
Cold Spring
Newport Finance Corporation
Carl W. Ball
Southgate
Clemens Busse
James N. McArthur
Clifton
Adele T. Dietrich
John C. O’connell
Ft. Thomas
Lawrence Rickert
Beulah May Dickhaut
Marriage Licenses Published for Cincinnati Springfield and Newport
List of couples receiving licenses includes D. R. McKinney and Lillian English of Cincinnati George Pratt of Springfield Barnes Smith of Springfield Carl Brooks Lowe and Carrie Bell Albers of Newport Homer Scott and Margaret Frederick of Cincinnati with multiple entries. The records show names and residences without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. McKinney
Cincinnati
Lillian English
George Pratt
Springfield
O. Barnes Smith
Carl Brooks Lowe
Newport
Carrie Bell Albers
Homer Scott
Margaret Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fay Stevenson
Mickey
McGuire
Fairchild
Bell Syndicate
Tric
Fontaine Fox
Adele Garrison
E Chow
Mrs. Spicer
Horlick
New England Hat Co
the Neptune Sales Company
West Fourth St. Main
WLW
Formica
WSAI
Eveready Hour
WKRC
Bond Hill House Orchestra
WGBS
American-Scandinavian Foundation
WLS
WEAF
Opera
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WGR
WWJ
WCCO
KFUO
KOB
WCBD
WOI
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
WBAV
WBBR
WCAP
WCTS
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
Woo
WOR
WTAM
Louisville
KSD
ST. Louis
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WMBB
Cornhuskers
Ford
Glenn
Carhuskers
WQJ
Rainbo Skylarks
WHT
Melody Masters
WGN
Skeezix
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
WENRB
KYW
Uncle Bob
WBCN
Wear
Buffalo
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
WIP
Philadelphia
Wessels
California Night Hawks
WGY
Schenectady
Philharmonic Orchestra
Musicale
WCAU
Barytone
Harry Link
His Gang
Stratford
WRNY
WHN
Wijz
York
Frank Dole
Sears
Hongkongdemain
Ico
William Ballyn
Florence Burns
Columbia University
WYNC
Wijy
Zoological’ Society Series
Rene Juillard
Garrick Gailies
WEBJ
Wells
National Association
Cincinnati Automobile Association
McSorley
Williiam H.* Fuchs
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
Gus Fuchs
Seventh and
Patterson Streets
Frank Pfenning
Lindsay Street
Askaid
Newport Notes
Bec
Citizens National
National Bank
Citizens National Bank & Trust Company
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