Ground Broken for New Community Church in Hyde Park
Ground was broken for the Community Church of Hyde Park built by local Methodists at a cost of 500000 dollars. Architect plans praised as modern and beautiful, with open community use for all denominations and daily attendance goal of 590. Building at Observatory and Grace avenues. C A Carson Construction Co of Logansport is general contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Earl Hoon
Hoon
Observatory and
Grace Avenues
C. A. Carson Construction Company
Logansport
Ind
Kiwanis Club Reports Fourth July Rescue Feats
Kiwanis members recount four rescues on July Fourth, including Harry Price saving a swimmer at Marie Antique Camp on the Big Miami River and a girl swallowing a firework snake but recovering. The meeting featured a merchandising talk by James W. Fisk of the Cincinnati Post, with future gatherings planned at John Beltzhoever’s farm and Camp Edgar Friedlander in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanians
Marie
Miami
Cleves
Harry Price
Marjorie McCullough
Raymar Drive
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
James W. Fisk
The
Cincinnati Post
John Beltzhoever
Edgar Friedlander
Delegates to Attend Annual Civic Dinner
Delegates from civic associations nationwide will attend the Federated Civic Association dinner at the Zoo clubhouse Thursday night. The event will feature a report on progress defeating the gas rate approved by the City Council. Myers Y Cooper will speak on development of Cincinnati home communities. Mayor Carrell will be present. Gustave W Drach, hospital addition contractor, will speak. More than 150 guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Civic Association
Zoo
Myers Y. Cooper
Real Fatate
Cincinnati
Carrell
Gustave W. Drach
Good Samaritan Hospital
Drug Store Robbed by Two Men in Walnut Hills
Wal nut Hills druggist Arthur Mechlem said two young men entered his shop about 10 15 last night and held him at gunpoint while one of them took fifty dollars from the cash register. He was alone and ready to serve them when the robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mechlem
Woodburn
Myrtle Avenues
Walnut Hills
Mechlem
Katherine
Hal
Fanny Powell
Meredith
Richard Graham
Lucia
Dicky
Ser., Inc
Steamer Betsy Ann Breaks Wheel Shaft Near Gallipolis
A main wheel shaft on the Betsy Ann of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company broke at dam 26 near Gallipolis Ohio at noon yesterday. Thirty five passengers were aboard and all were transferred to another vessel. Betsy Ann was en route from Pittsburgh and a replacement steamer is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Dam
Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Covington Plans Highway Completion Celebration
W. C. Ryerson heads a three member committee to plan Covington Dixie Highway celebration on August 12 marking the Kenton County section completion. The committee also includes Dr. J. R. Kelley and Harry Mann. An automobile parade will run from Covington to Falmouth over the finished highway segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ryerson
Kenton County
J. R. Kelley
Harry Mann
Covington
Falmouth
Mitchell woman seeks divorce and name restoration in Kenton Court
Mrs Theresia Lebare of Mitchell sues for divorce from planet Lebare with alimony and restoration of maiden name Therese Young. They wed in Chicago on August 22 1922 and police report a Saturday restaurant assault. Mrs Grace Coyle also files for divorce from Virgil R Coyle a Boone County farmer. They married in Dayton Ohio on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Theresia Lebare
Mitchell
Planet Lebare
Theresia Young
Chicago
Grace Coyle
Virgil R. Coyle
Boone County
Dayton, O
Notable People Listed With Residence Locations
A list of individuals including Emerson C. George Anna Webdus Earl H Porth Catherine Raper Ellsworth Quigley Cleo Wilson Joseph E Wilson Mary Ruth Scull Mitchel M Jackson Clara M Hackman Laurence A Detrick Alma Marie Vince Milo R Davis Emma Marie Hartley and several cities such as Zanesville Dayton Martinsville Clarksville Cleveland Chicago Covington Springfield Lima. The fragment outlines names and multiple town references without further context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson C. George
Anna Webdus
Earl H.porth
Catherine Raper
Ellsworth Quigley
Cleo. Wilson
Joseph E. Wilson
Mary Ruth Scull
Mitchel M. Jackson
Clara M. Hackman
Laurence A. Detrick
Alma Marie Vince
Milo R. Davis
Emma Marie Hartley
Zanesville
Dayton
O. Dayton
Martinsville
Clarksville
Cleveland
Chicago
Covington
Springfield
O. Springfield
O. Lima
Teeth and Pupil Health Report From City and County Schools
The semi annual nursing report by Miss Alice Sterling and assistants covers Covington public and parochial schools, country schools, and the children's clinic. It lists vaccination rates and counts of treated conditions including vision, teeth, ears, throat, skin, pediculosis, goiter, and smoking among students through June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sterling
D. Hoppenjans
I. M. Eberfeld
Sterling
Covington
Chage
Covington Public
Ledyard Sisters Joint Will Filed for Probate
The joint will of Elizabeth and Helen Ledyard, long residents of Kenton County, names J L Richardson of Louisville as executor without bond and directs payments to Spring Grove Cemetery and several relatives. The will provides for a monument and avoids an estate inventory. The sisters died within June, with the document filed yesterday in Kenton County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Helen Ledyard
East Fifteenth Street
Kenton
Elizabeth Ledyard
James A. Ledyard
Green Line Car Company
Woodland Park
Ludlow Highway
J. Ledyard Richardson
Louisville
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
James Richardson
Ledyards
Adelaide Gedge
Anderson
Ind
Agnes Palmer
Lancaster
Mary W. Richardson
Lexington
Hannah Gedge
Charlotte Gedge McCullough
Mary Brooks
Old Ladies
Covington
Mary Blick
Garrard Street
Open Air Saloon Raid Leads to Aug. 13 Trial Date
Open air saloon at Madison Avenue foot raid results in arraignments for Dewey Scroggins Ernest Truidd and Ennis Brady before Commissioner Roetken. Truidd claims buying liquor from Scroggins Brady charged as part owner. Bonds set at 1000 500 and 500 with Aug 13 trial. Reichert cafe owner faces two charges with 1500 bond each and awaits grand jury. Baker held for grand jury on police evidence released on 500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Dewey Scroggins
Ernest Truidd
Ennis Brady
Roetken
Truidd
Scroggins
Brady
William Reichert
Tenth and
Ann Streets
Prohibition
Robert H. Baker
Fifth
Patterson Streets
Injunction Suit Resumes Over City Water Plant Pump
The Kenton Circuit Court resumed the injunction case of Lee Robinson and Latonia taxpayers against city officials over installing a new pumping unit at the Water Works plant. The dispute centers on petitions bearing about 6,000 signatures for a referendum, which the Commissioners rejected citing 2,000 signatures by non voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Lee Robinson
Latonia
Kenton
Covington Perpetual Building and Loan Elects Officers
The Covington Perpetual Building and Loan Association held its annual meeting at 728 Madison Avenue. Officers elected include John R. Bullock as President and W. S. Gould as Vice President, with Joseph B. Dunkie as Treasurer and J. C. Mindermann as Secretary. Directors named include Orie S. Ware and several others.
Ice pier plan eyed at Covington Newport across Ohio River
Mayor O Donavan reported a meeting at the Customs House for the proposed ice pier on the south Ohio River near Covington and Newport. Covington Industrial Club plans to front a delegation to press the project. Five men cited for speeding along the Dixie Highway admitted guilt in County Court with fines of 10 dollars and costs. Butler paid 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
O'Donovan
A. K. R. Lyman
United States
Cincinnati
Customs House
Ohio River
Newport
Mon O'Donovan
Harry Nuxoll
E County Court
Justice Depenbrook
Russell Street
John Mitchell
Cutter Street
John Price
Pennock Street
Joseph Butler
Wade Street
James Thomas
Greenup Street
Butler
Newport man believed dead returns home after night on river
Louis Becker 55 of Cumminsville disappeared while fishing on the Licking River near Newport. His friend David Umbach reported Becker missing after a boat mishap and night-long search. Becker reappeared early Monday saying he slept on the opposite river bank and helped by his brother he reached shore after clinging to a willow branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Louis Becker
Tappan Avenue
Cumminsville
Becker
David Umbach
Boyd Street
Cincinnati
Andy Trapp, Jr
Newport
Umbach
Frank Becker
Spring Grove Avenue
Henry Becker
Herron Avenue
Frank
Covington
Mexican Bean Beetle Threatens Campbell County Crop
County Agent Gordon B. Nance reports severe damage to Campbell County beans from the Mexican bean beetle. Inspections of thirty-one fields around Alexandria and nearby communities show only one field insect free. Florida and Alabama control formulas are offered, with sprays applied to the leaf undersides to kill larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Gordon B. Nance
Alexandria
Department of Agriculture
Cold Springs
Four Mile
Silver Grove
Kentucky
Nance
Tennessee
Alabama
City to pay costs in Bregel court fight
Newport must cover court costs in the Frank Bregel case after his reinstatement July 1 following a year long dispute. Judge Caldwell of Campbell County Circuit Court ordered payment as the city failed to file specific charges per a State Court of Appeals mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bregel
Newport
Frank Bregel
Caldwell
Campbell County
State Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Livingston
Hermann
Flatinus
William F. Clark
Accident Victim Unconscious After Bellevue Dayton Crash
Harry Walton of 630 Front Street Dayton Kentucky remained semi conscious at Speers Hospital after his car collided with a Bellevue Dayton vehicle at Sixth and Terrace. Robert Badger of Columbus died soon after arrival at Middletown. Badger was identified by James Connaughton at Charles A. Smith & Sons funeral home. Three other occupants were not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walton
Front Street
Dayton
Bellevue- Dayton
Sixth and Terrace Avenues
Speers Hospital
Robert Badger
Columbus
Middletown
Badger
Charles A. Smith & Sons
Monmouth Street
James Connaughton
East Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Walton
Gillham Funeral Today for Mrs Sarah Gillham 86
Mrs. Sarah Lucinda Gillham 86 widow of James W Gillham died at her home 618 York street and will be buried today at 2 pm Services are at the home with burial in Highland Cemetery She was born in Bracken County Kentucky and lived in Newport twenty five years Survived by three sons Dr W O Gillham dentist Newport Dr Harry Gillham dentist Covington Dr Walter Gillham dentist Toledo and one daughter Mrs D J Walker Birmingham Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillham
Sarah Lucinda Gillham
James W. Gillham
York Street
Highland Cemetery
Harry Gillham
Covington
Walter Gillham
Toledo
D. J. Walker
Birmingham
Ala
Eight Newport men arraigned on liquor charges in Police Court
Judge Moore presided as eight men from Newport faced arraignment on drunkenness and related offenses. R Baker of 1st Fifth street faced extra counts of disorderly conduct and liquor possession, the latter dismissed. Baker paid 15 dollars plus costs. Other defendants received jail terms and fines: Charles Weaver thirty days. Asa Stamper from Lexington. R J Marcus 382 West Third street. Ibert Zekks Lawrenceburg Indiana. James Charles Ashland. William Sarver and John Conners no home, ten dollars and costs and five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Moore
R. Baker
1St Fifth Street
Charles Weaver
Asa Stamper
Lexington
R. J. Marcus
West Third Street
Ibert Zekks
Lawrenceburg
Ind
James Charles
Ashland
William Sarver
John Conners
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio Cities
A list of marriage license applicants shows Harold Griffith of Union City and Robert Albert Walters of Cincinnati paired with Mildred Hodage of Cincinnati and Evelyne M. Tom of Columbus, with Edward F. Spofford and others from Columbus also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Griffith
Union City
Robert Albert Walters
Cincinnati
Mildred Hodage
Edward F. Spofford
Columbus
Realty Transfers Prompt Entry in Southgate and Farm Lots
Elmer Lowenstein transfers lot in Southgate to Samuel Cass for 500 stamps. Highlands and Investment Company conveys a lot in Smods Baby Farms for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lowenstein
Samuel Cass
Southgate
Highlands and Investment Company
Smods Baby Farms
Poison from spider bite kills Mrs. A. Knerr
Police report Mrs. A. Knerr died in a Cleveland hospital after a spider bite at a summer cottage near Madison Ohio last week. The poison proved fatal after several days of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. Knerr
Radio Programs for Today Highlights Local Stations
Radio listings across WLW WSAI and WKRC detail schedule blocks from 6 P.M. to 11 P.M. with dinner concerts chimes instrumental hours and studio programs plus orchestras and opera. Notable items include WLW Crosley convention program Formica entertainers and Marion McKay Orchestra with classical closing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Crosley Convention
Formica
WKRC
Marion McKay
A Wife Foresees Lucia Meredith At Social Event
Katherine reveals Lucia Meredith's social power and charm, hinting Hal Meredith's motive for a visit. The conversation uncovers Lucia's reputation as a headhunter among women, her allure with artists' portraits, and her strategic social maneuvers surrounding Dicky Graham.
Silent Tonight Radio Network Listing
A terse station list shows Silent Tonight across multiple networks including Central and Eastern regions. The record names KFNF KFUO KOB WCAL WCBD WGAZ WGST WHA WOI WSUI CNRM PWX WAHG WBAV WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK WOO WOR WTAM among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFNF
KFUO
KOB
WCAL
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WOI
WSUI
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
WBAV
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WOR
WTAM
Radio Listings From Cities Show Evening Music Lineups
A chaotic listing details multiple stations in Chicago and Kansas City with schedules for 6 P.M. to 1 A.M. including organ, orchestra, vocal, and classical programs. Notable entries include WLS, WGN, and KYW presenting varied music blocks and a police bulletin segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Carnas Orchestra
Anthony Wons
Radio and concert listings across New York stations
A dense timetable lists evening programs for WRNY WIY WIZ WNYC WEAF WEBJ WHN WGBS and PM stations. It includes soprano Lina Lanza talks zoological society events opera broadcasts concerts and dance orchestras with times from 5 PM to 10:30 PM and performers like James Ballyn Foskowitz and Tommy Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRNY
New York
Lina Lanza
Radio Girl
WEAF
Oer Foskowitz
Ja Nelson
WJJD
Tollepen Trio
Gold Dust
Twins
Eveready Hour
Opera
WGBS
Metro Dance Orchestra
Mikhail Mordkin
Sibyl Sammes MacDermid Studio
Jimmy Kemper
Tommy Lyman
Edie Maye
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Radio and Concert Schedule Fragments
Radio and concert listings across WTAM WHK WEAR KDKA WCAE WGR WGY WCAU WIP detail times programs including dinner music organ recital travel talk string quartet soprano Bertha Schulman and piano Helen Mont with orchestras and bedtime stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
Aleppo Corps
Bertha Schulman
Helen Mont
Summer Sweethearts at Silver Lake Tryst Ends in Rescue
Annette Brinkley and Lucile Manton plan with their aunts matchmaking schemes then sail with Preston and Van Dyke to a lakeside tryst. A canoe capsizes, Van Dyke dives to save Annette as the scene shifts to romantic escapades at a summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Brinkley
Lucile Manton
Ead
Fanny Farmingdale
Silver Lake
Orion van Dyke
Peter Preston
Annette
Hugh Buckley
Lucile
Preston
van Dyke
Fairyland
Presse Publishing Co
Deauville Sets Its Styles with Pearls and Fashions
Deauville remains a social hub as pearls wane for smaller choker ropes and jade and onyx jewelry appear. The blonde kid slipper trends to gray kid with matching hose, while outfits emphasize coordinated bag shoes and hat in matching tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deauville
Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Envelope for Style Help
Readers of The Commercial Tribune may ask Eleanor Gunn about clothes problems by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to ELEANOR GUNN Fashion Editor at The Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
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Ledyard Sisters
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Hatfield Coal Co
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
Oswald
Bell Syndicate, Inc
WSAI
Rio
Nelson
KSD
St. Louis
Electra
Margaret Anglin
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WEAR
WGR
WWJ
WJZ
Sea Songs
WRC
Adele Garrison
Hal Meredith
Dr. Meredith
Mrs. Meredith
WHAS
Margaret An
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WMAQ
Chapman
Grant Hadley
WMBB
Wwqj
Rainbow Skylarks
WHT
WGN
Skeezix
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
KYW
Uncle Bob
WENR
WBCN
WIY
Hotel Ambassador Ensemble
Zoological Society
WIZ
Frank Cole
Seven Seas
Ile
Landsay Hall
Air Mail
Wm. Ballyn
WNYC
WEBJ
WHN
Olcott Vail Trio
Chateau Shanley
Club Alabamy Orchestra
Kdka—E
Grand Theater
Uncle Kaybee
Buffalo
Philadelphia
WCAU
Wip
Uncle Wip
Pearl
Cincinnati, C
Fay Stevenson
Lucille
Fanny
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Zoo
North Carolina
Asheville
Black Mountain
Hendersonville
Waynesville
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Dixie Terminal
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