Archbishop to Lay Corner Stone of New St Boniface Church
Archbishop John T McNicholas to lay the corner stone of the new St Boniface Church in Cumminsville tomorrow. The $300000 church will be a leading example of regional architecture and will include a procession and sermon by the archbishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
John T. McNicholas
St. Boniface
St. Boniface Church
MacNicholas
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrews
Sermons Planned by Mohawk Pastor and St Paul’s Dean
The Rev. W. G. Trower of Mohawk Presbyterian Church will preach tomorrow morning on A Joyous Religion. The Very Rev. Dean Edgar Jones will preach tomorrow morning at St Paul’s Cathedral on The Three Great Antagonisms to Faith and Life. The Five Wounds of Jesus will be the topic of the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Trower
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Dean Edgar Jones
St. Paul's Cathedral
Seventh
Plum Streets
Jesus
Sermon Preview by Rev. A. P. Schnatz at First Re formed Church
The Rev. A P Schnatz will preach tomorrow morning on Why Jesus Did Not Wish His Miracles Advertised at the First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
A. P. Schnatz
First Reformed Church
Bible Scholar Dr W S Martin to Speak at Richmond Street Church
Dr W S Martin, a Bible scholar from Atlanta, will occupy the pulpit at Richmond Street Christian Church tomorrow morning delivering a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Martin
Atlanta
Richmond Street Christian Church
Dr. A B Watkins to speak on Moments and Memories
Pastor A B Watkins of Winton Place M E Church will discuss Moments and Memories and The Unknown Future in a tomorrow talk. He will address faith, time, and hope for followers in the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Watkins
Winton Place
M. E. Church
Reverend Henzel to Occupy Washington Evangelical Pulpit
The Rev. E Henzel will occupy the pulpit of the Washington Evangelical Church tomorrow in the absence of Dr. R R Fillbrandt the pastor who is away for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Henzel
Washington Evangelical Church
R. R. Fillbrandt
Minister to lead morning service at Westwood church
Dr. Frank Granstaff of Lane Theological Seminary will conduct the morning service at Westwood First Presbyterian Church tomorrow and Rev H E Armacost, pastor of Westwood Methodist Church, will preside at the evening devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Granstaff
Lane Theological Seminary
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
H. E. Armacost
Westwood M. E. Church
Possibilities of Prayer Sermon Radio Broadcast
Dr Jonathan Hawk of the Methodist Book Concern will radiocast a ten minute sermon titled Possibilities of Prayer at 3 o clock tomorrow from Station WSAI as a prelude to a sacred chime concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hawk
Methodist Book Concern
WSAI
Presentation by National Chaplain at G A R event
Dr. W. Blodgett National Chaplain of the G A R will deliver the presentation address at the upcoming ceremony. The event marks a gathering of veterans and members with program including remarks and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Blodgett
The
What the Cross Reveals Discussion by Reverend Stanton
Reverend C. E. Stanton, pastor of the Wyoming Baptist Church, will discuss the meaning and implications of the cross in a forthcoming service. The talk centers on religious symbolism and personal faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stanton
Wyoming Baptist Church
Reverend A D Moore to lead Methodist service broadcast
The Rev A D Moore will act as Superintendent of a service conducted by the Methodist Book Concern. The service will be radio cast at 9 30 o clock tomorrow by station W L W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Moore
Methodist Book Concern
W.L.W
Judge Yeatman to Speak at Mt Lookout Church Ground-Breaking
Judge W. Meredith Yeatman will deliver the principal address at the ground breaking service for the Mt Lookout Methodist Protestant Church located at Griest and Niles avenues scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meredith Yeatman
Mt. Lookout Methodist Protestant
Griest and
Niles Avenues
Morgan will splits estate between father and husband
Jane Norton Morgan widow of J P Morgan leaves the bulk of her estate to her father and 150000 to each child Henry Sturgis Morgan Junius Spencer Morgan Frances Tracey Pennoyer and Jane Norton Nichols with Mr Morgan receiving Wall Hall Estate in England and Hartford county property plus life use of household effects executors named as Mr Morgan and the two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane Norton Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Mineola
N. Y
Henry Sturgis Morgan
Junius Spencer Morgan
Frances Tracey-Pennoyer
Jane Norton Nichols
Private Beam Sentenced to Naval Prison and Dishonorable Discharge
Private George E. Beam of the Marine Guard at the Summer White House in Swampscott was sentenced to two years in the Portsmouth Naval Prison and a dishonorable discharge. He pled guilty to conduct prejudicial to good order, being AWOL for fourteen hours, slander, breaking arrest, and refusing to bathe when under arrest. Beam, from Lebanon, Pennsylvania, had been ordered to bathe but refused, prompting the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
George E. Beam
Marine Guard
White House
Swampscott
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
Wilbur
LeJeune
Marine Corps
Beam
Lebanon
Dawes Visits Early Home of Father in Mauston Wis
Vice President Dawes toured Mauston Wis visiting the family grave and historic sites. He wreathd his grandfather Henry Dawes at Evergreen Cemetery and spoke at the county fair grounds after viewing a Juneau County Fair pageant recalling Civil War hero General Rufus Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mauston
Wis
Dawes
Fair Grounds
Henry Dawes
Evergreen Cemetery
Rufus Dawes
Iron Brigade
Mr. Dawes
Juneau County
Fr. Sumter
Mauston Ae
Building Collapse Kills One in Hammond Indiana
A two story brick building collapsed in Hammond Indiana burying five workers and two women, killing Roy Christ 27, as debris slid into an adjacent excavation. Four other men and two women narrowly escaped death. The building was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Roy Christ
Covington Mayor and Commissioner Clash Over Lynn Street Water Work
A confrontation occurred in Covington between Mayor O Donovan and Commissioner Donnelly over a one inch water main on Lynn Street near Madison Avenue. The mayor demanded authorization details and a police stop followed after Donnelly denied city involvement. The board deferred action for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donovan
Donnelly
After
Lynn Street
Madison Avenue
Knights of Columbus
O'Donovan
Kluemper
Board of Commissioners
School Board Sees 4 Teachers Resign and 5 Appointed
At its monthly meeting the board accepted four resignations and appointed five elementary teachers led by Eula Griffin and Adele Slade. Miss Katherine McGinnis received a one year leave of absence. A West Covington delegation sought use of the Eleventh District School rear lot as a playground, which was approved. Sympathy was expressed for Mrs. Mary Rector Allen after her husband, M. P. Allen, sustained a skull fracture and remained in Bethesda Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McGinnis
H. S. Cox
Eula Rose Griffin
Adele Slade
Pearl Davis
Florence Tabenhoff
Mabel Burrows
West Covington
Charles Tschudi
Mary Rector Allen
M. P. Allen
Bethesda Hospital
Pastor’s Resignation Refused by Congregation at Erlanger Church
The Erlanger Christian Church congregation refused to accept Rev. F. M. Stambaugh’s resignation and voted to continue his salary while he handles business matters. Stambaugh said he would decide on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erlanger Christian Church
F. M. Stambaugh
Stambaugh
Pastor Receives Call From Freeport Church
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church awaits Rev. Walker F. Vance and his wife as they vacation in Rhinelander Wisconsin. Word came that Second Presbyterian Church of Freeport Illinois has extended a call to Mr. Vance. Church officials have not been advised of his intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walker F. Vance
Rhinelander, Wis
Vance
Second Presbyterian Church
Freeport, Ill
Boy of 13 Run Down in Front of Home
Blaine Homan a 13 year old of 617 West Third street ran from behind an ice wagon into an automobile driven by W B Givens of 427 Russell street in front of the boy s home His collar bone was broken Givens took him to St Elizabeth Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Homan
West Third Street
W. B. Givens
Russell Street
Givens
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Newport Man Harry Southgate 75 Dies
Harry Southgate 75 a Campbell County resident died at his Ft. Thomas home. A lumber dealer in Cincinnati before retirement he is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Charlton Thompson Ft Mitchell and Mrs H C Drex eleus of Chicago and son Clifford Southgate Ft Thomas along with three brothers James Southgate San Antonio William Southgate Ft Thomas and Rev Edward Southgate Lexington Ky. Funeral services Monday at Clifford Southgate’s residence Ft Thomas avenue with burial at Evergreen Cemetery Evergreen Chapel service at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Southgate
Campbell County
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati
Charlton Thompson
Ft. Mitchell
H. C. Drexeleus
Chicago
Clifford Southgate
James Southgate
San Antonio
Tex
William Southgate
Edward Southgate
Lexington
Evergreen Cemetery
Evergreen Chapel
Daughters Form National Alliance of Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Daughters granddaughters and great granddaughters of Civil War veterans eligible for membership in the newly organized National Alliance of Daughters of Civil War Veterans. The alliance aims to perpetuate the memory of loyal soldiers who preserved the Union. Anna Logan Tent No 1 meets at the Junior Order Hall Newport with officers Olsie Close president Mary Alice Leither senior VP Mildred Spencer junior VP Clara Klein secretary Ruth Spencer treasurer Pearl Hoop chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF
National Alliance of Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Union
Anna Logan
Junior Order
York Street
Newport
Olsie Close
Mary Alice Leither
Mildred Spencer
Clara Klein
Ruth Spencer
Pearl Hoop
Young People Division to Hold Union Services at Salem Church
Union services organized by the Campbell County Council of Religious Education will be held at the Salem M E Church on Sunday August 30 at 8 PM. The Council chorus of 100 voices will sing with solos and quartets. Dr Diekmann president of Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati as principal speaker recently addressed 800 youths at Lakeside Ohio. The offering benefits Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Division
Salem M. EB
Eighth
York Streets
Campbell County Council of Religious Education
Council Chorus
Diekmann
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Lakeside
Campbellounty Protestant Orphans’ Home
Negro Arrested In Watch Theft From Store
Rufus Hunter alias Joe Wagner, a Negro, was arrested last night in a department store on Monmouth street by Detective Jackson and Policeman Hamilton on a grand larceny charge for stealing a watch valued at 50 dollars from J. L. Feldman Jewelry Company on June 27. Police believe he was involved in another loot at the same store on July 31, when jewelry valued at 600 dollars was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Hunter
Joe Wagner
Monmouth Street
Jackson
Hamilton
J. L. Feldman Jewelry Company
Hunter
Spanish War Veterans Seek 1926 Newport Convention
Members of the Captain A. M. Wetherill Camp United Spanish War Veterans press Bowling Green State Department for approval to hold the 1926 State Convention in Newport. The event will feature a Military Order of the Serpent parade with a 30 foot snake and initiations led by Ellis Decky Grand Guru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wetherill
United
Samoa
Jolo
George Richardson
Covington suits seek damages over street hole and plumbing code
Albert R. Hill sues City of Covington for 10937.50 claiming a May 11 motorcycle crash at Seventeenth and Maryland due to a hole in the street. Plumber Joseph Mohr seeks a writ to bar a plumbing code ordinance and Judge Klette from hearing a related Police Court case. Mrs Laurel Batchelor seeks divorce custody alimony and bank restraining order. married November 27, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Albert R. Hill
Covington
Hill
Seventeenth
Maryland
Joseph Mohr
Kavanaugh Street
John H. Klette
Klette
Mohr
Laurel Batchelor
George Batchelor
Covington Notes: Probate and Local Court Actions
The will of the late Mrs. Anna Gerdes was probated in Kenton County Court with Richard Roesing named as executor. Separate matters include youths charged with auto theft, federal beer possession cases, planned confiscated car sales, election board appointments, and funeral services for Dr. Charles F. Loste tter. A jail fight led to fines for two women and a disorderly conduct case for Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Anna Gerdes
Kenton County Court
Richard Roesing
Michael Dewes
Mary Dewes
Elmer Schwab
West Robbins Street
Harry Powell
Johnson Street
Klette
L. B. Wilson
Liberty Theater
Falmouth
Frances Hatchell
East Second Street
Newport
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Stephen Day
Isabella Street
Silver Grove
Roy B. Williams
United States
Lexington
Danville
State Election Commission
Frankfort
J. J. Donovan
John L. Rich
Kenton County Election Board
Peter P. Thiel
Charles F. Lostetter
Madison Avenue
Mother of God Church
West Sixth Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Pearl Les- Margaret Thomas
East Ninth Street
Mary Clay
West Fourth Street
Wales
Long
Russell Street
Jo Jon Liza Hospital
Newport Court Handles Local Offenses And Pensions
Charles Brooks of 329 Elm Street faces a preliminary hearing in Newport Police Court on a 13 year old Newport girl’s statutory charge. He is jailed in default of 2500 bond after Thursday arrest and Wednesday arraignment. Carl Hug pled guilty to assault and battery and was bound over to the Grand Jury on 100 bond after striking his mother in law, Mrs Lulu Meyers. Eldon Lake of Cincinnati received five days in jail for intoxication. Spanish War Widows pension applications are being taken at Newport Court House by G A Fahlbush with 9 to 11 am slots through the local camp and National Department processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Charles Brooks
Elm Street
Oore
Brooks
Moore
Horace
Carl Hug
West Third Street
Hug
Lulu M. Meyers
Powell Street
Meyers
Siemon
Eldon Lake
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Schoo
Third Street
Washington Street
Lake
G. A. Fahlbush
Newport Court House
National Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Realty Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Stuart R. Ducker transfers a lot in Fl omas to George R. Roth for 4000 stamps. William Meurer transfers a Dayton lot to Joseph Ortman for 2500 stamps. George H. Ritzie transfers a lot south of Newport to Irene Peters for 2000 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart R. Ducker
George R. Roth
Fl Omas
William Meurer
Joseph Ortman
Dayton
George H. Ritzie
Irene Peters
Newport
Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences In Ohio
Joseph A Nicholas from Coshocton wed Winifred Edith Baker of West Lafayette. George Walls from St Johns married Viola Dickson of St Johns. Kobe Vandermelen from Kalamazoo Michigan married Florence Vandelden of Kalamazoo Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Nicholas
Coshocton
Winifred Edith Baker
West Lafayette
O. George Walls
St. Johns
O. Viola Dickson
Kobe Vandermelen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Florence Vandelden
Face powder blamed as hay fever trigger at meeting
Dr. J A Murphy of Philadelphia told the American Pharmaceutical Association in Des Moines that face powder from powder puffs can aggravate hay fever or asthma. He said golden rod and scorn are misattributed and corn pollen is unlikely to travel far, with rag weed near cornstalk bases as a possible cause for sufferers in cornfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. A. Murphy
Philadelphia
American Pharmaceutical Association
Murphy
Biological Laboratories
Gasoline Price Cut Announced in Ohio by Standard Oil
The Standard Oil Company reduced gasoline prices by 1 cent per gallon in Ohio, effective today. Retail stations now charge 21 cents per gallon and tank truck service 19 cents, driven by decreased production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Your Fall Hats
Paris fashion notes insist on matching hats to coats with simple designs. A millinery show offers Alpine green Chinese blue old rose leaves wild aster and copper luster as safe neutral colors. Velvet hats gain popularity as versatile substitutes for felt or velour accessories include gloves bags shoes and scarves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor seeks reader mail for clothing tips
The Commercial Tribune invites readers to send self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn, the fashion editor, for clothing advice and wardrobe questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs Tonight
Local listings show seven to eleven events across WSAI and WKRC. Highlights include organ solos at 7 P M and a bicycle sextet at 8 15 P M on WSAI followed by news review with a sextet at 9 P M. WKRC features an orchestra at 10 P M and popular songs at 10 30 P M and ends with Bond Hill Soaps Orchestra at 11 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
WKRC
Bond Hill Soaps
Radio Listings from Today Include Marine Band Broadcast
U S Marine Band airs at 7 45 p m on WEAF from New York with station 4 491 5. WGR in Chicago carries a 9 p m Chicago Theater revue. WTAM Cleveland broadcasts Cook rg on 389 4. Chicago station QJ 447 5 airs The Ginger sane segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
United States Marine Band
WGR
WMAQ
Chicago
Chicago Theater Revue
WTAM
Cleveland
Cook Rg
Rents
The
Ginger Sane
Silent Tonight Radio List Shows Stations
A brief radio note lists Central and Eastern area stations including KFDM KF KX KEMQ KFUO KSD and WCBD WHO WOAN WOI WOS WOWL WSUI along with WAAM WBAV WBZ WCAP WCAU WCTS WDWF WEBJ WEEI WHAZ WJAR WJY WLIT WMAK and WOO WTIC WWJ for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
KEMQ
KFUO
KSD
WCBD
WHO
WOAN
WOI
WOS
WOWL
WSUI
WAAM
WBAV
WBZ
WCAP
WCAU
WCTS
WDWF
WEBJ
WEEI
WHAZ
WJAR
WJY
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WTIC
WWJ
Central radio listings for Louisville and Chicago area stations
Radio schedule fragments list numerous station call signs from WHAS Louisville to WGN Chicago with times for concerts programs shows and performances including orchestras school programs nighthawk frolic dance readings and organ recitals across multiple cities and venues.
Radio Station Schedule Highlights Eastern and Western Programs
A listing of evening broadcast slots across multiple stations including WTAM WHK WEAR WGR KDKA WCAE WGY WIP and more. Entries cover dinner music novelty concerts studio programs and dance segments with times from 5:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. featuring acts such as Uncle Kaybee Lewisohn Stadium concert California Nighthawks and Song of the Surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wip
Philadelphia
Uncle Wip
Wessels
California Nighthawks
Radio Schedule Promises Evening of Music
WGBS New York airs a varied musical program at 6 30 P M followed by soloists at 8 P M and instrumental pieces and an orchestra at 9 30 P M from the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Evening radio schedule with varied New York programs
WEAF and WJZ and WYNC air schedules list dinner music, singers and ensembles, a marine band, dance music, sport results, and concerts. Names include Mary Apfinger, Hugger's Four, Damon Runyon, and Apollo ensemble. Programs run from early evening through night with multiple orchestras and vocal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Mary Apfinger
Curbstone Four
Hugger’s Four
United States Marine Band
Barytone
Apollo Ensemble
St Andrews Men Elect Convention Delegates
Members of Chapter No 88 of the Episcopal Church of the Advent Walnut Hill elected a delegation to represent the branch of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at the fortieth annual national convention in Pittsburgh September 2 6 The representatives are Franklin Alter Jr W C Hurst E L Franklin and Charles Dunlop The society aims to spread the Gospel among men through prayer service and outreach with 10000 members and duties including parish visits Sunday school teaching hospital work and promoting daily family prayer and Bible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Walnut Hill
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Pittsburgh
Franklin Alter, Jr
W. C. Hurst
E. L. Franklin
Charles Dunlop
A Wife's Confessional Amid a Silent Showdown
A narrator describes a tense confrontation with the captor known as Steve, aided by Chinese ally Lee Chow. The woman seizes a pistol from her gown, warns not to underestimate her and maintains calm as Steve is frisked, searched, and restrained while a hidden danger looms. The scene ends with a plan to sway Steve after revealing crucial information.
Rt Rev Mer Louis J Nau Undergoes Operation At Hospital
Having suffered with a throat ailment for some time the Rt Rev Mer Louis J Nau rector of Mt St Mary Seminary submitted to an operation at Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday. Dr Joseph De Coursey performed the operation and attendants said last night he was resting and doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Louis J. Nau
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joseph de Coursey
Without a Heart by Fay Stevenson
Eloise Eldridge falls in love for the first time and faces heartbreak when Norman Benson, the man she loves, seeks forgiveness after a confrontation. Her family debates the eggs for breakfast as she wrestles with passion and doubt before the man returns with a plea.
Eloise Eldridge Finds Love After Dinner With Benson
Eloise Eldridge an 18 year old organist in a New York City theater meets Norman Benson at dinner with her brother Ben. They fall in love at first sight after a visit to an ice cream parlor. A brunette warns Eloise that Benson often tells women he loves them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Eldridge
Moving Picture
New York City
Suzette
Norman Benson
Ben
Benson
Eloise
Diversions for Health Add Years to Life
An editorial emphasizes rest and mental diversion as vital to health and longevity. It contrasts sustained work with playful or changing activities, urging readers to cultivate hobbies or diversions to improve happiness and well being. The piece also presents reader health questions answered by Dr. Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B
Plaid Gingham Dress Pattern For Girls With Bell Sleeves
Pattern descriptions note two designs No 4496 and 5207 with plaited sides and waist joining skirts. Sizes range from 8 to 14 years and 1 to 5 years respectively. Materials include printed cotton crepe ratine voile and silk crepe de chine. Send 10 cents to receive by mail.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christ Jesus
Boston
Mass
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church
Clifton Avenue
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
G. C. Morgan
Westminster Chapel
London
First Presbyterian Church
Clarence Tucker Craig
Clifton M. E. Church
William T. Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
R. J. Beard
Grace M. E Church
Welling
Henry Stone
Clifton M. E
Obed J. Wilson
Harmony Council of the Junior Order
Andd the Daughters of America
Poplar Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
L. J. Powell
Norwood Baptist Church
Robert O. McClure
Trinity
Indianapolis
Batesville
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Central Union Depot
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Burnet House
Vine Street
Frederick E. Andrews
Children’s Church
Avondale
Presbyterian Church
Reading RD. and
Lexington Ave
Jesse Herrmann
Good Will Spiritualist Church
West Thirteenth Street
S. E. Hugi
Morgan
Father
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Atlas Bank Bidg
East Fourth St
Rev
G. Campbell Morgan
Cecil Brownine
John C. Smitz
Anna Noggler
Geo Hilbers
Eliza Herzog
Raymond Wills
Wilma Evie
Nellie Boyer
Kkovington
Bellevue
Agea
Spots
WHAS
Louisville
ST. Louis
Grand Central Theater Program
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WQJ
Pratt and Daw
Kish
WMBB
WEBH
WENR
WLS
WGN
Skeezix
KYW
WBCN
Static
WHT
Wear
Buffalo
Kdka—E
WCAE
Uncle Kaybee
WGY
Schenectady
Lewisohn Stadium
WJIZ
Orchestra
Damon Runyon
Sporting Édi
Tor
Lewisohri Sadium
WYNC
Ieee Vocal and
ST. Andrew’s Men
Lee Chow
Steve
Dicky
Desperado
Frisk
Graham
Lillian
Lee Chew
Feat
Ser., Inc
Nau
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
BY Fay Stevenson
Norman
Mrs. Eldridge
By Press Publishing Co
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
V.R
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Dr. Copeland
Niser
Niser Ice Cream CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!