Appeal To Be Taken In Annulment Verdict
Jury decides wife never deceived husband and he would have married her anyway. Wife protests saying she always loved him. The case centers on grounds of annulment and the potential validity of the marriage.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
4
Kip Rhinelander Loses Annulment Suit Faces Separation Action
Leonard Kip Rhinelander of a prominent New York family lost his annulment case against Alice Beatrice Jones a former mulatto housemaid and now Mrs Rhinelander faces a separate separation suit filed by her. The papers include alimony and counsel fees requests and an appeal was announced by Rhinelander’s chief counsel Isaac N Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
Davis
Isaac N. Mills
Rhinelander Annulment Trial Concludes with Jury Ruling
The jury finds Mrs. Rhinelander not deceitful about her colored blood and indicates the plaintiff would have married her even if he had known. Justice Morschauser will decide on annulment in a few days as Rhinelander’s counsel plans a brief on the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morschauser
Davis
Rhinelander
Gramatan
Bronxville
Rhinelaner
Leonard
Mills
Jacobs
Drunken Hog Roots Lumber Yard in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a hog wandered into the J J Newman Lumber yard alarming workers who called a deputy sheriff. The deputy traced the scene to a 100 gallon still hidden near steam pipes used for drying lumber and found prints on the still from a fingerprint expert who investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOG Roots Lumber Yard
Hattiesburg
Miss
J. J. Newman Lumber Company
Ward Camp
Cincinnati Records Double Murder by Exposed Suspect
Clifton Parks a 61 year old Negro was returned from Winchester Kentucky to Cincinnati by Detective Hall to face charges for the double murder of his wife Lulu Parks and George Bush. Parks said he warned his wife to stay away from him and admitted attempting to kill Bush but not his wife. The killings occurred Sunday night at Seventh and Harriet streets with Mrs Parks shot while holding Bush’s baby. Detectives McShane and Kaiser linked Parks anger to the Bush baby care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Parks
West Seventh Street
Winchester
Hall
Seventh and
Harriet Streets
Parks
Lulu
George Bush
West Ninth Street
Mrs Sophia Bick Dies of Apoplexy on Sidewalk
Mrs Sophia Bick aged 60 of 2233 Loth Street died yesterday afternoon after collapsing on the sidewalk at Central Parkway and Main Street. Coroner Handley ruled death from apoplexy. Body taken to Joseph Schreiber & Son funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Bick
Loth Street
Central Parkway
Main Street
August Bick
Army girds for defense amid critical distress report
Secretary Davis warned President Coolidge the regular army is extremely critical with housing and munitions strains. He urged expanding Hawaiian and Panama garrisons, warned of depleted reserves, and called for a pay as you go munitions policy and ten year programs. House committee favors strengthening Hawaiian defenses and Pearl Harbor upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
War Department
Coolidge
Panama
National Guard
Air Service
Special Air Board
Army
Lassiter Board
Weeks
Congress
War Secretary
Department
House Committee
Associated Press
House Naval Committee
Pearl Harbor
Stephens
Butler
Britten
Illinois
Lassen Peak Eruption Report From California
A special dispatch from Sacramento reports Lassen Peak began erupting at 7 a.m. today with a large plume of smoke drifting southward. The eruption was ongoing at 8 a.m. and similar smoke eruptions occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassen Peak
Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
The
Bee
Club Notes from Avondale Linwood and Northside
Avondale Mothers Club meets Tuesday at 2 to hear Mrs Boyle and Mrs Edwin Mayer at Linwood Community Center Linwood School hosts monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 pm with a program by Mrs Raymond ges Mrs Ethel Behrman Mrs Pauline Crumb Smith and a play Advance Club of Northside gathers Monday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs Florence D Henry and Miss Donnelly of Hamilton avenue with a book review by Mrs Charles Smithner and a reading by Mrs William C Shriner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Linwood Community Center
Linwood School
Raymond Ges
Ethel Behrman
Pauline Crumb Smith
Advance Club
Northside
Florence D. Henry
Donnelly
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Smithner
William C. ’Shriner
Price Hill History Club Hosts Diverse Programs
Mrs Walter Caven hosted the Price Hill History Club on Wednesday afternoon with guest Mrs Robinson of Delhi. Readings by Mrs Stuntz and Mrs Yers accompanied piano pieces by Mrs Cook and a reading by Mrs Hopper. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs Klein’s home with Mrs Weidinger Mrs George Caven and Mrs Klein as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Daughters of Isabella Cincinnati Circle Meeting Notice
The Cincinnati Circle of Daughters of Isabella will hold a business meeting tomorrow night at the American Legion auditorium at 7 45. A dancing class with Miss Kathleen Brosnan will be held at 6 30 prior to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Cincinnati Circle
American Legion Auditorium
Kathleen Brosnan
Clifton PTA to Meet Tuesday at 2 P.M.
Clifton Parent-Teachers Association announces a Tuesday meeting at 2 p.m. The children will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Parent-Teachers’ Association
Clifton Association
Covington Woman's Club Hosts Dinner for State President
The Covington Woman's Club will host a dinner at the Industrial Club on December 14 at 6 30 pm in honor of State President Mrs Sue Kinzer. She has been visiting Kentucky clubs and will share insights at the meeting. Reservations are due by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Business and Professional
Oman’s Club
Covington Woman’s Club
Industrial Club
Sue Kinzer
Cincinnati Business Women's Club Luncheon Features Mabel Griffith Talk
The Cincinnati Business Women's Club plans a Thursday luncheon with Miss Mabel Griffith speaking on The WSAI Radio Station. A doll and scrapbook project for Juvenile Court children follows a short program ahead of the monthly meeting led by the Business Opportunities Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Mabel Griffith
WSAI
Glee Club
Business Opportunities Committee
Meeting notices and training sessions in Cincinnati area
Friday at 7 p.m the Legislative Committee of Girl Reserves holds a meeting and a PRE Rose service for all Cincinnati and area reserves as the war ends. Advisers' Training Court sessions conclude Monday at 6 p.m at the Central Association with Miss Carter reporting on the Ohio Adult Guidance Council work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cen
Central Association
Miss Carter
Ohio Adult Guidance Council
Woman's City Club Weekly Schedule of Committees
The reader sees a weekly agenda for the Woman's City Club listing daily meetings and programs. Highlights include Americanization Group Committee events, Historical Study of the Family with Mrs. E. C. t, Public Health and Education Committee meetings, University Extension course on racial backgrounds, parliamentary practice class, and a civic luncheon with health-focused talks by Dr. Selkink Ada S. Stokes and Miss Mabel Skilton of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s City Club
Public Education
Ile E. Eubank
Dr. Selkink
Ada S. Stokes
Mabel Skilton
Boston
Guilford School
Catholic Women Association plans Christmas events and gifts
The Board of Trustees of the Catholic Women’s Association will contribute 100 to the Good Shepherd Convent Carthage for training colored girls in domestic science. Mrs J L Lackner adds another 100. The annual Christmas party is set for December 22 from 8 to 8 with Wirginia Pressler directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Manley
Henry Gay
Community Club Schedule Around Norwood
Local notes list meetings for the week in Norwood: Industrial Federation Council advisers at 7 p.m. Monday, Girl Reserve Committee nine a.m., Art Museum gathering 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Graded School Union at 2 p.m., Cloverleaf Business Girls Club 6:15 p.m., Glee Club 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Education Committee 10 a.m., Printing Committee 10 a.m. Thursday, Supper trial 6:15 p.m., Vir Asher Bible Council ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CA
Industrial Federation Council
Norwood
Art Museum
Business and Industrial Girls
Nortwood
Migednesday
Beli Education
thureday—Printing Committee
Asher Bible E Council
Plum Street Temple Sisterhood Meeting Planned
The Plum Street Temple Sisterhood will meet on Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Wise Center Building Reading of Scripture will be by Mrs H L Sachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Street
Plum Street Temple Sisterhood
Wise Center
H. L. Sachs
Hartwell PTA Plans Christmas Party and Dedication
The Hartwell Parent Teachers Association will host a Christmas party for members in the school auditorium on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Ten cent gifts will be exchanged and a collection will fund club supplies. The dedication of the new building is set for December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Parent-Teachers’ Association
Exchan
Sayler Park Mothers' Club Host September Meeting
Sayler Park Mothers' Club schedules a regurge meeting in the school hall. Miss Grogan of Cincinnati will speak to Room Registry about club activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayler Park
Grogan
Cincinnati
Club to Stage Aunt Hernshy on the War Path Play
Members will present a play titled Aunt Hernshy on the War Path on Friday and Saturday evenings under the direction of Mrs. Carl Breining. The cast includes Mrs. Homer Tetters Mrs. Schott Mrs. Charles Martin Mrs. Arthur Colburn Mrs. John Fehrenbatch Mrs. Roy Porter Mrs. William Welch Mrs. Anna May Hunt and Mrs. Charles Barkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Hernshy
Carl Breining
Homer Tetters
Schott
Charles Martin
Arthur Colburn
John Fehrenbatch
Roy Porter
William Welch
Anna May Hunt
Charles Barkley
Woman's Fortnightly Reading Club Hosts Surprise Meeting
Mrs B G Burns entertained the Woman's Reading Club in place of Mrs David Hall. Mrs Arthur Perking provided a book review for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
B. G. Burns
Reading Club
David Hall
Arthur Perking
Elks Lodge Holds Sorrow Memorial in Music Hall
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 Elks stage memorial services at Music Hall at 2:30 PM with John F. Malley delivering the principal address. Leo Thuis directs Elks Chorus and Orchestra and gives an organ recital, as Charles E. Cornette leads opening ceremonies. James B. Richardson reads the Roll of Departed Brothers. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
Elks
Music Hall
John F. Malley
Judiciary Committee
Elks’ Chorus
Leo Thuis
Charles E. Cornette
Lodge
James 8. Richardson
Ft Thomas Club Meets with Local Hosts and Speakers
The group gathered at Mrs. Ralph Pyne’s home in Ft. Thomas for a program led by Mrs. George Morck, Mrs. Dut ton Heinston, and Miss L Schulte. The next meeting is set for December 12 at Miss Bert Schulte’s home in Ft. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pyne
Ft. Thomas
George Morck
Dutton Heinston
L. Schulte
Bert Schulte
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Baldwin Piano Company
West Fourth Street
AAMT
Erna Joseph
Helen Strauss
Mothers’ Club
Elks’ Lodge OF
Southgate Literary Club
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell, Telephone Co
Ae Smith-Kasson
Smith-Kasson
Hollander Hudson
Hudson
Baronduki
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