Cincinnati Transit Bond Bid For Downtown Subway
Rapid Transit Commission plans a bond issue to finance a downtown subway from Central Parkway to Government Square and to negotiate a potential lease with the Street Railway Company after the new year. The project would extend the loop, complete right of way to Oakley, and cost about 2.5 million dollars total with about 6 million already voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Commission
Central Parkway
Walnut Street
Government Square
FE. W. Edwards
Street Railway Company
Edwards
Cincinnati
Frank Raschig
Raschig
Commission
State Public Utilities Commission
Neel
Oakley
Madison Road
Third Street
East End
Brighton
Brighton Square
McMicken Avenue
McMillan Street
Harrison Avenue
E. H. Cornette
Christian Schott
Mr. Schott
Philip O. Geier
Richard Groninger
Poor Box Thief Sentenced in Madisonville Case
Harry Conrad aged 40 of 3026 Gilbert Avenue known as Louis Massin was identified by Captain Dunning as a national poor box thief. He received thirty days in jail and a $200 fine plus costs from Judge Eyrich after being caught rifling the poor box at St Anthony's Church Madisonville by Rev Martin T Malloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conrad
Gilbert Avenue
Captain Dunning
Eyrich
Conrad
Louis Massin
St. Anthony’s Church
Madisonville
Martin T. Malloy
Reiner Polk Impress in Debussy Saint-Saens Concert
Samuel T. Wilson praises Fritz Reiner for masterful conducting of Debussy The Afternoon of a Faun and the Saint-Saens Violin Concerto in B minor with Rudolph Polk as soloist. He commends Polk as a rising artist, Reiner’s superb accompaniment, and the strong finish with Berlioz overture and Beethoven Symphony No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Reiner
Debussy
Rudolph Polk
Saint-Saens
Mr. Polk
Mr. Reiner
Benvenuto Cellini
Berlioz
Beethoven
Samuel T. Wilson
Thomson family plans Mediterranean cruise after New Year
Mr and Mrs Peter G Thomson Jr prepare for a New Year cruise with daughters Anne and Laura. Invitations go out for teas at Hotel Gibson honoring Mrs Charles Graniger and Mrs Milton Brown on December 15 and for Miss Justine Hettinger on December 19. A Cincinnati Women’s Homeopathic League home bakery sale and bazaar is held today at Hotel Gibson’s Fifth street store.
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Peter G. Thomson, Jr
New York
Anne
Laura
Mediterranean
Oliver P. Coe
Hotel _Gibson
Charles F. Graniger
Milton W. Brown
Paul C. Edwards
Gertrude Hardesty
Justine Hettiger
Ft. Thomas
Miss Hettinger
Frank Stegeman
Cincinnati Woman’s Homeopathic League
Fifth Street
Gibson
Pioneer Musicians Honored By Cincinnati Club Talk
Mrs Adolph Hahn wife of the College of Music director praised early Cincinnati musicians for building the city into a musical center. She noted candlelight classes begun December 17 1800 and that 1873 saw America s first song festival in Cincinnati. Mrs Sarah Yancey Cline contrasted past and present school music teaching and urged developing a public trained to attend concerts.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Hahn
College of Music
Woman's City Club
Hahn
America
Sarah Yancey Cline
Woman Hits Pedestrian Then Runs Car Into Pole
Frightened driver Viola Blair lost control at Seventh and John streets yesterday afternoon. Albert Cochran, 50, suffered bruises and was taken to General Hospital. A 3 year old passenger, Virginia Blair, was cut after being hurled through the windshield. Also injured was George Richter, 75, hospitalized with a fractured hip from a separate hit and run earlier.
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Seventh and
John Streets
Viola Blair
Kenton Street
Albert Cochran
West Eighth Street
Virginia Blair
East Pearl Street
Cochran
General Hospital
Carey Blair
Joseph Aratus
West Seventh Street
George Richter
Hosea Avenue
Christ Hospital
Third
Main Streets
Charles Brocklemyer
Ridgeley Avenue
Richter
Rebirth of the lace dress in modern fashion
An article by Eleanor Gunn argues lace gowns are back in style with versatile pairings. It praises antique Italian filet and Chantilly lace, sheer black overlays, and combined uses with tulle or chiffon. The piece notes tulle scarves and fringed crepe shawls as popular accessories and suggests rhinestone buckles as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
Fairchild
Marriage whirl leads Marilyn to wait for elusive Livingston
Marilyn Manning, 29, pines after George Livingston, a lawyer who courts then flees marriage. He proposes 48 times during two years while she wavers. After a note from him says he will call tomorrow, she faces the mood of the marriage whirl and its pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Manning
George Livingston
Bruce McAdams
Europe
Maryline
Pride
Marilyn
Livingston
Helen
Alice
Wiil
Guarding Your Health Aims to Curb Cold Spread
Health column urges individuals with colds to act responsibly to protect family and friends. It explains transmission via droplets and surfaces, emphasizes covering coughs, using clean handkerchiefs, and avoiding infecting vulnerable children, calling every cold a social obligation.
Health Q and A on liver spots and home remedies
Reader asks about a brown facial spot labeled liver spot. Dr Copeland replies suggesting intestinal elimination as a remedy and invites self addressed stamped envelopes for more details. Copyright 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser., Inc
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Journey Begins Under Moonlight From Greenport Farmyard
In early morning light Lee Chow prepares the sedan for a trip in pursuit of Hugh Grantland. Lee Chow arranges sleeping arrangements for Junior and covers bags with a waterproof layer while Madge Lillian Marion settle in. Katharine watches anxiously as the group departs, Jim driving and Katie bidding farewell.
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Graham
Lee
Chow
Jim
Junior
Hugh Grantland
Lee Chow
Greenport
Powell
Lillian
Marion
Madge
Mrs. Graham
Katherine
Katie
Coryright
Ser., Inc
Schools Remove Candy Machine Slots
Dr. Randall J. Condon urged all teachers and principals to remove slot machines used for selling candy and peanuts from lunch rooms. He cited habit formation, space needs, and supervision challenges as reasons to eliminate them from public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Condon
A Most Attractive Model Dress Pattern No 5306
Broadcloth and satin or crepe and satin combine in this pattern for sizes 38 to 54 inches. The nine-size cut requires six yards of forty inch material for a forty two inch size with contrasting collar and sleeves. Separate apron pattern No 4958 fits seven sizes and requires 3% yards of fabric plus 1% yard for the apron.
Sunday and Monday Horoscope for December 6
Sunday favors domestic social and romantic activities and literary pursuits while warning against false friends and health risk. Those born on this day may have an active social year yet face deception. a versatile child should stay active and cautious. Monday urges routine affairs with caution on speculation and openness to new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser. Inc
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Raihhg
Kim
Gidding & Co., Inc
Coats
Vine Street
Eleanor Gunn
Fay Stevenson
By Press Publishing Co
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
J. T
Commercial Tribune
Adele Garrison
Gilbert Toys
Lincoln
Ives
FISE
Chickie
Woronary
E. Fourth Street
the Globe“Wernicke Co
Rookwood Pottery
MT. Adams
Take Zoo
Eden Park
the Nunner and Ashton Co
Pearl ST
Broadway
NISER
the ’Niser Ice Cream CO
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