Covington Bride Weds Carroll Prague Nuptials
Miss Elizabeth Pretton Prague wed Mr. Robert de Valcourt Carroll at Covington in a simple elegant ceremony. The couple and guests lingered over a pink bridal table as Rev. Blackburn officiated and plans to tour Old Mexico and the Southwest were announced.
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Smilax
Elizabeth Pretton
Prague
Covington
Robert de Valcourt Carroll
Lewis Matthews
Hugh Colville
Blackburn
Carroll
Lewis Carroll
Miss Williams
Richmond
Miss Prague
Richard Colville
Frank Prague
Presbyterian Church
Chic Evening Waists Featured In Pale Yellow and Rose
Two fashionable evening waists showcased in pale yellow panne velvet and rose broche satin. The yellow design uses deep panne folds with lace and embroidery, while the rose waist features a bolero style with ruched chiffon border and a high ceinture of black velvet ribbon.
Cincinnati Symphony Eyes Permanence With $20 000 Year Fund
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra aims to become one of five permanent U S orchestras. Directors plan a six year guaranteed funding of 120 000 to maintain the ensemble outside ticket revenue. One donor offers 5 000 a year if Prof Van der Stucken remains as director, while Mrs. C R Holmes emphasizes securing permanency first and notes the director’s role follows.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Association
van der Stucken
C. R. Holmes
Kerrs Erect New Home After Harrison Avenue Wedding
George P. Kerr and his bride were married by Rev. F M Kirgan of Fairmount M E Church. A lavish reception followed with many gifts. The couple will reside in a new home on Harrison avenue, surrounded by friends. Miss Mary Hart hosts a luncheon for her debutante niece, Miss Benton.
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George P. Kerr
F. M. Kirgan
Fairmount M. E
Mary Hart
Miss Benton
The Woman's Club and the Alliance Meeting
The Woman's Alliance met yesterday afternoon at the Unitarian Church. Mrs Fifield of Boston prepared a paper on The Woman's Club and the Alliance, noting the club works on philanthropic lines without religious tone while the alliance blends religion and philanthropy.
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Woman's Alliance
Unitarian Church
Brotherton
Fifield
Boston
Woman's Club
The
Alliance
Saxbys Christmas Annual Out With Notable Features
Saxbys annual issue is a handsome magazine with an illuminated cover and fine half tones. It highlights prominent figures including James Whit and Riley, Fleischmann, M. E. Ingalls, and features Saxbys Salmagundi, cheerful pieces, poems, and works by Robert Barr, Robert J. Burdette, J. C. Pond, B. Howard Payne, and others.
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Saxby
Howard's
James Whit
Riley
Fleischmann
M. E. Ingalls
Robert Barr
Robert J. Burdette
J. C. Pond
B. Howard Payne
Clergyman Wed Two Couples Yesterday In Troy
Reverend Warren Partridge joined in marriage two couples yesterday. One pair included Harrison of Troy and an accompanying clerk from Ohio, with plans for a brief southern trip afterward. The other couple featured Miss Marguerite Brown of Northside in Mr. Dge's study, with a future home on Northside.
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Warren Partridge
B. Alj
Oy. O
Thes Rts
Harrison
Troy
Alexander
M. Shepherd
Marguerite Brown
Northside
Dge
Hood Barnaparna Said to Cure Force Value
Local columnist notes Hood Barnaparna as a supposed cure for force applications. The piece discusses estimated value and potential impact in medical and technical fields, citing expert opinions and speculative market interest.
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Barnaparna
Alliance official and church events featured in column
The piece notes a Boston School Board member and National Alliance secretary reporting on alliance conventions in the South. It lists Walnut Hills M E Church Christmas sale plans and a St Nicholas Club benefit event for the YWCA building fund with several performers. A three act comedy, Miss Brown of Portsmouth, was staged by Mrs Hayward's School of Placution at Norwood Auditorium.
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Burnet House
School of Art
St. Paul Cathedral
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Consumers’ League
Boston School Board
National Alliance
Miss Field
Alliance
South
St. Nicholas
Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Hinkle
Fred Hinkle
Miss Middleton
Lida Galigher
Bob Humphreys
Cincinnanati College Club
Mullanes
James
Anna Kittredge
Kindergarten Bazaar Opens in Music Hall in Cincinnati
The German American Kindergarten Bazaar opened last night in Music Hall drawing a large crowd. The event runs through Saturday with aims to raise several hundred dollars for the kindergarten. Numerous booths offer foods, garments, and Christmas gifts amid colorful decorations and staff list. A luncheon supports Kirby road school needs with magic lantern shows music and a doll sale.
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Leopold Markbreit
Messrs
L. Ries
A. Dorst
Nippert
Mr. Pister
Kirby Road
Northside
Mothers’ Educational League
Orpheus Concert Soloist Charlotte Maconda
Charlotte Maconda will be the soloist at the Orpheus concert tonight in the Auditorium. She ranks among leading American singers with a silver flexible voice and magnetic temperament. Her career includes festivals in Maine Vermont New Hampshire Albany and appearances with Handel and Haydn Society in Boston and with several Western cities and choirs.
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Orpheus
Maconda
United States
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Albany
Handel and Haydn Society
Boston
Kansas City
Apollo Club
Minneapolis
Aneha
Chicago
Choral Hony
St. Louis
Roadway Best Service and Equipment to St. Louis
Train service daily from B and O g W Bee Bitepere to St. Louis highlighted by enhanced equipment and faster transit. Officials promote improved reliability and passenger amenities as part of a broader rail network expansion.
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St. Louis
Women group presses constitutional ban on polygamy
A New York meeting of the Interdenominational Council of Women urged Congress to propose a constitutional amendment banning polygamy and polygamous cohabitation in the United States. Resolution calls for swift action and disfranchisement for persistent practitioners to secure passage in the current session.
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New York
Interdenominational Council of Women For Christian and Patriotic Service
Darwin R. James
Edmunds
D. R. James
Whoelaeas
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
United States
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Plea for Sympathy in Old Circuit Court Horse Case
In Circuit Court yesterday Samuel Hecht sued Henry Brill over a horse threatened for levy. The defense claimed the horse belonged to Hecht’s father, not Hecht, and the court learned the animal had been sold over a year earlier, exposing the attorney’s zeal as unnecessary.
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Samuel Hecht
Central Avenue
Henry Brill
Brill
Hecht
L. H. Pymmull
Brauer Seeks Four Mile New Road Before County Board
Abraham Brauer a Miami Township farmer asks County Commissioners to open a new four mile road that would run along his property replacing part of the old Lower River road. The old road has washed away in places forcing officials to hike or ride rough.
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Abraham Brauer
Miami Township
Lower River
Aeolian Hall Recitals Draw Cincinnati Music Lovers
Aeolian Company recitals at Aeolian Hall in Cincinnati attract growing crowds. Sol W Brady to sing songs including Beauty's Eyes and The Rosary, accompanied by Fred J. Hoffman and the Pianola and Aeolian Orchestrelle. Thursday at 3 PM performances continue.
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Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
Cincinnati
Chopin
Rossini
Godard
Sol W. Brady
Tosti
Nevin
Brady
Fred J. Hoffman
Elm Street Club Euchre Dance Draws 200 Couples
The Elm Street Club hosted a Monday night euchre dance at the clubhouse with more than 200 couples in attendance. Early hours featured card play and sixteen prizes awarded. This marked a highlight in a winter entertainment series planned by the club.
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Elm Street Club
Peng
Local residents linked to church in Ahawhan Kentucky
Al Roberts of Ahawhan Kentucky and Mins Meliss Knon of wr o ¢ placa are connected with the Ren erry Avenue Street Baptist Church.
Turnpike Case Exposes Tampered Company Records
Senator J J McMahen probes a Springdale turnpike deal amid suspected record tampering by an agent. P N Wright withdraws after selling his stock while Burns is accused of false deed insertion and a $4000 commission. Wright vows to support legal action against directors and county officials.
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Springdale
Michael O. Bits
J. J. McMahen
Burns
McMahen
Hamilton County
P. N. Wright
Wright
Burglary Thwarted By Early Morning Chase On Elm Street
Patrolman Tim Hanley chased a burglar who had broken into a cigar store at 805 Elm Street. The thief fled after dropping into the street before dawn and leaping to escape through a transom, leaving with no loot as the pursuit ended.
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Tim Hanley
Tim
Elm Street
Hanley
X Ray Performed On Messenger Boy Crush Incident
Hugh Early, a messenger boy injured when crushed between a street car and a canal bridge on Sycamore Street, was transported to Presbyterian Hospital for X rays to locate his fractured bones. He remains a patient at City Hospital, which lacks an X ray machine and is seeking one.
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Hugh Early
Sycamore Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Early
City Hospital
Old Man Missing From Presco Farm In Iowa Visit
Charles Leffier a Presco Iowa farmer visiting Cincinnati disappeared after leaving Mrs. Bier's home at Dayton and Freeman avenues Tuesday morning. He bought a watch on Vine street an hour later. he is elderly and carrying a substantial sum, leading relatives to fear he met bad company.
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Charles Leffier
Presco
Cincinnati
Leffier
Stukenberg & Bro Advertises Holiday Furniture Sale
The Stukenberg and Brothers store features festive, first class furniture offered at 45 to 20 percent discounts. They invite customers to view their Christmas selections with no obligation to buy and emphasize easy stock display.
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Stukenberg & Bro. S
Catarrhal Diseases Described as Ongoing Menace
Chronic coughs and colds are portrayed as a pervasive catarrhal threat crossing borders and unsettling public health. The text laments the impact on children, mothers, and men, transforming laughter into wheeze and speech into cough.
Elm Street Club Holds Election For Two Tickets
The Elm Street Club in Cincinnati reports two candidate slates for the annual election to be held next Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm at the Elm Street clubrooms near Findlay. Regular slate led by Stephen Hauser Jr and Herman Steincke faces Independent slate headed by Richard Syhngen and Christ Angert with listed officers and directors. The club marks its twenty fifth anniversary with an informal observance and a formal reception and ball planned for February 5.
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Elm Street
Cincinnati
Findlay
Stephen Hauser, Jr
Herman Steincke
Richard Syhngen
Christ Angert
Sec
Wm. Miller, Jr
Jos. Cramer
Fred Guckenberger
Meagurér
H. W. Meier, Jr
Fred
Albert Bode
Jos. Zimmerman
W. M. Birnbryer
Paul Schirmer
Chris Schott
Albert Widman
Andy Oker
Adolph Geiger
G. C. Joenk
Henry Glins
Jim Norris
Geo. W. Williams
Pioneer Jacob Shearer Dies in Madisonville
Pioneers of Madisonville mourn Jacob Shearer who died yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs Miles Morton home on Section street at the age of years. He had been an invalid for several years and his fading sight added to his hardships. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o clock from the Madisonville M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Shearer
Madisonville
Miles Morton
Section Street
M. E
Bond refunding to close by December thirty first
Assistant United States Treasurer Bosworth at the Cincinnati Subtreasury announces the refunding of 3 percent and 4 percent bonds will end December 31. Citizens in this city and elsewhere are urged to call promptly to avail themselves of the opportunity before the closure. The order to discontinue the refunding follows a directive from Secretary Gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bosworth
Cincinnati
Gage
Rev A W Taylor to Lecture on Social Ideas of Jesus
Rev Mr Taylor of Norwood Christian Church will lecture at Vine Street Congré Church Thursday evening. The subject is The Social Ideas of Jesus, and the Social Reform. Questions and discussion will follow the address.
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Mr. Taylor
A.W. Taylor
Norwood Christian Church
Vine Street Congré Church
Jesus
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