Here Comes the Bride
Evelyn Roberts marries Lowell Randall on a Bermuda honeymoon marked by public attention and hopes of privacy. The couple worries about sharing their first days with another couple, while the husband seeks to mingle with new acquaintances as the wife longs for intimate seclusion. The scene captures early 20th century marriage pressures and social observation during a Caribbean escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randall
Evelyn
Bermuda
Lowell
le Roy Hamilton
Hamilton
LeRoy Hamiltons
Mike
By Press Publishing Co
Health advice and warnings against home remedies
Dr Royal S Copeland promotes reliance on medical advice over word of mouth remedies and urges consulting a doctor for serious symptoms. The column answers readers questions on vaccination reactions arthritis and vision issues, emphasizing hygiene and professional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
Confessional Interlude in a Nurse’s Vigil
In a tense scene a nurse Madge guards Fanny Powell while Katherine Bickett rests. The dialogue blends authority with fear as Madge resists sleep and Katherine tolerates the nurse’s wardroom discipline amid fear for the patient’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Katherine Bickett
Fanny Powell
Madge
Graham
Dress Rules of Golf and Tennis across Fashion Lines
The piece notes how golf and tennis influence dress from Paris textiles shows. Lenglen inspires sleeves disappearing frocks in flannel linen and a sleeve free one piece style with a square neckline. It traces from sport wear to wide use in fabrics and fashion, including knit topcoats and turtle neck sweaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Cincinnati Delegation to Attend Road Meeting
Five members of the Cincinnati Automobile Club and several Cincinnati businessmen will attend a Carrollton Kentucky meeting to discuss a military road between Ft. Knox and Ft. Thomas. Senator Ernst of Covington and Kentucky legislators will speak. accompanying business leaders include J Stacey Hill and W E Hawk of the Hotel Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Carrollton
Ft. Knox
Ft. Thomas
Ernst
Covington
Kentucky
J. Stacey Hill
Hotel Gibson Company
W. E. Hawk
The
Gibson
Radio Programs for Today on Cincinnati Stations
Local stations list today with WSAI at 4 PM airing a twelve hour anniversary dedication program. WKRC schedules 10 PM entertainers and 11 PM dance music hour. WLW lists 7 PM dinner hour concert. Baseball scores appear in the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
WKRC
WLW
A Pretty Play Garment No 5128 For Young Children
The outline garment features attractive pockets and practical lines suitable for boys or girls. Available in sizes 2 3 4 and 1 year, the 4 year size needs 2 1/2 yards of 27 inch fabric plus 1/2 yard for collar and leg bands. Pattern mailed on receipt of 10 cents.
Saturday Barn Dance Sparks Local Weekend Plan
A community note lists events for the evening with a lullaby at 7 45 P M and a Saturday night barn dance at 8 P M lasting about five hours, inviting residents to attend.
Bright Spots for Today Radio Listings
Radio schedule highlights include five hour 4 P.M. to 12 A.M. programs across cities with notices for anniversaries and dedications. Featured acts include The Gondoliers in York Pennsylvania Orpheus Mandolin Orchestra in Philadelphia and Koltum Piano Quartet in New York alongside regional musical programs and sorority events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
WIP
Philadelphia
WCCO
Minneapolis- St. Paul
South Dakota
KFAE
Pullman
Delta Delta Delta National Sorority
KGO
Oakland
Swedish Singing Society
Eastern Stations Program Schedules at WEAF New York
Radio guide for WEAF New York lists 5 P.M. dinner music 6 P.M. soloists and talk 7 P.M. musical program 9 30 P.M. humorous half hour and 10 P.M. dance music on 491.5 meters with 214 hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WHN
Radio Concerts and Programs Across Cities Listed
A listing shows station call signs with scheduled musical and public events. Entries include WCAE Pittsburgh WCAU Philadelphia WFI Philadelphia WGBS New York WGY Schenectady WHK Cleveland WHN New York WIP Philadelphia and WJIZ New York with times for dinners orchestras talks and recitals.
Dinner Concert at Central Stations Features Ten Artists
Central Stations WQJ Chicago airs a dinner concert at 7 PM by a ten-artist orchestra. The event runs about one hour, offering a five hour longer program line up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Chicago Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
WMAQ Chicago lists 6 PM announced program, 8 PM entertainers, 8 30 PM radio photologue and 9 PM theater revue in the evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule at WMBB Chicago
The listing shows a 250 meter station with a 7 PM semi classical program and an 8 30 PM popular program detailing two time slots for the broadcast schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
Evening program at Webh Chicago recital schedule
At 7 PM an orchestra performs during Sunday school followed by instrumental music for one hour. At 9 PM readings and dance selections preceded by Hawaiian guitar and piano pieces for one hour. The 11 PM slot offers more dance selections and songs with Hawaiian guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
Chicago stations KYW and WBNC list bedtime stories dinner music and a two hour special. WHAS Louisville presents an 8:30 P.M. concert while WGN Chicago runs Skeezix time a 6:30 P.M. dinner concert an 8:30 P.M. classic hour and a 10:30 P.M. jazz skamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
WGN
Skeezix
Radio and Baseball Scores On Air Tonight
WTAM Cleveland schedules dinner music, studio and novelty programs from 6 to 9 PM. KDKA Pittsburgh lists 309.1 meters and 5 PM baseball scores as part of the evening listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Covington Ford Challenge Tests of Railway Car Law
A Covington federal court session opens today to test a U S statute on assigning privately owned railway cars to coal mines by mine capacity. Ford Motor Company and Fordson Coal seek injunction to block ICC distribution, claiming unfair advantage to smaller mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States District Court
Covington
Ford Motor Company
Fordson Coal Company
Delaware
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Corporations
Cumberland Valley Railway
Ford
Harlan County
C. A. Moorman
A. C. Dennison
Circuit Court of Appeals
A. M
Covington Notes Show Picnic Funds and Local Troubles
Covington residents joined a Coney Island picnic organized by the Covington Federation of Mothers' Clubs to raise money for Covington High School stadium improvements. A boy, John Elion, 9, vanished from his home, while a 14 year old, Kirby Houston, fractured both legs after a fall from a billboard. Additional items include fines for speeding and reckless driving, a shooting incident in Cincinnati, a will directing funeral expenses, a bankruptcy filing, and a St Lawrence Deep Waterway talk at a Covington luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Coney Island
Mother’s
Covington High School
Garrard Street
Cincinnati
Clifford Pandorf
Linn Street
J. B. Read
Dixie Highway
Thomas Wainscott
Pike Street
John B. Read
John Elion
Pleasant &Reet
Johnnie Jones
Negress
L. L. Manson
Mystic Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Julu Wolford
George Taylor
Gladyson
Bruce Brown
Richmond
Lind
Margaret E. Marksberry
Erlanger
Hayden T. Marksberry
Raymond D. Marksberry
Eva Dean Hickey
James W. Owens
Broadhead
Rockdale County
United States District Court
Charles H. Jackson
New York State
Associated Chambers of Commerce
New York
Covington Industrial Club
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
John Mitchu
West Twelfth Street
New Booth Memorial Hospital
Second and Kennedy Streets
Earl Crouch
Jonesville
Roetken
James Asbury
Cynthiana
W.C. Thompson
Falmouth
Kirby Houston
West Third Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
Elks Plan Devon Park Playground Event Sunday
Covington Lodge of Elks presents athletic events and drills at Devon Park under the Devon Park Playground Committee. Edith Huddleson Gaiser leads the program with prizes from Covington Business Men's Club and speakers including Mayor O Donovan Judge Read George Phillipps J Mason Houck and John Middendorf. Real estate transfers list Luther Stone to Ethel Reusch Ludlow lots and Pettibone to Clifford Hamlin Lakeside Park and Hauck to Mary Phillips Ludlow with stamps values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Covington Lodge of Elks
Devon Park
Edith Huddleson Gaiser
Covington Business Men's Club
Mayor O'Donovan
John B. Read
George Phillipps
J. Mason Houck
John Middendorf
Kenton Circuit Court Prepares Murder Trials
John R. Sexton 39 of 228 East Pearl Cincinnati to be tried for murder before Judge L T Applegate on Monday June 15 following a preliminary hearing. He allegedly killed Earl Roberson 22 of 212 Wright last Sunday. Sexton pleads not guilty. Percy Walker negro 808 Russell Street murder case set for Wednesday. Campbell Johnson 17 of Golden WV committed to reformatory until 21 for auto theft. J D Biles 21 negro sentenced to six months Covington Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
John R. Sexton
East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
L. T. Applegate
Kenton
Sexton
Earl Roberson
Wright Street
Percy Walker
Russell, Street
Peter Dudley
Campbell Johnson
Geleden
W. Va
Kentucky State Reformatory
J. D. Biles
Covington
Warn Parents Keep Children From Stray Dogs in Heat
Covington Health Officer James P. Riffe urged parents to keep children away from stray dogs during extreme heat after several dog bites went unreported. Dr. L. H. Crisler examined the animals for rabies as part of the health warning. He advised avoiding excessive ice water, cold liquids, heavy meats, and intoxicants in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James P. Riffe
Health Department
L. H. Crisler
Dr. Riffe
Marriage Licenses Issued In Cincinnati Springfield and Covington
Names and residences listed for marriage licenses include Willie Sharp and Pearl Lawless of Cincinnati, Lawrence Reamis of Springfield Ohio, Mary Hughes of Zanesville Ohio, Richard Hoover of Covington and Ruth Hamilton of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Sharp
Cincinnati
Pearl Lawless
Lawrence Reamis
Springfield
O. Mary Hughes
Zanesville
Richard Hoover
Covington
Ruth Hamilton
Newport Summer School Session Opens June 15
Newport pupils start a seven week summer program June 15 at Newport High School with E F Sporing as Superintendent. Hettie Ermert J L Cobb oversee high school students Viola Rammelsberg Katherine Warren supervise grade children. Credit limits apply to extra work. Delinquent aid is the aim. Eighth grade commencement is June 11 at Park Avenue auditorium. Southgate Colored School graduation is Friday evening at Park Avenue School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newp
E. F. Sporing
Newport High School
Eighth
Columbia Streets
Hettie Ermert
J. L. Cobb
Viola Rammelsberg
Katherine Warren
Park Avenue School
Southgate Colored School
Monmouth Street Improvement Association Formed
Frank Rosing was elected president of the newly organized Monmouth Street Improvement Association at the Barker House meeting. The group aims to install boulevard lights on Monmouth Street, with the York street association sharing expenses after an ordinance was approved by the City Commissioners on Tuesday. Other officers include Henry Koenig as Secretary and Albert Weingartner as committee chair. Committee members are Fred Dorsel Reuben Dine Walter Brown Harry Schaeper John Feldman Albert Bahlman and A Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dorsel
Reuben Dine
Walter Brown
Harry Schaeper
John Feldman
Albert Bahlman
A. Rosen
Realty Transfers Show Bellevue Newport Dayton Deals
Real estate transfers include Thomas Moreland selling a Bellevue lot to Bernard Mulhaney for 1000 stamps. Louis Cramer sells a Southgate lot for 5000. Helen Schmidt sells a Newport lot for 5500. Frank E Egbers sells a Dayton lot for 6500. Louis Buerger sells a Newport lot for 5000 to Robert Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moreland
Bernard Mulhaney
Bellevue
Louis Cramer
Nae Ese
Southgate
Helen Schmidt
George Pacian
Newport
Frank E.egbers
Frank Donnermeyer
Dayton
Louis Buerger
Robert Hay
Local Residents Named in Community Directory
A list of residents from Mowrystown to Newport, Covington, and Cincinnati is recorded with names including Robert E. Brown Leona Sinyder Elmer Sn ee Madge Wardlow Clare eekall ie Astes A ORab Ailine Wright Lester B Hake Aliyne Late Alvan H Fehring Catherine Lachritz Catherine Stuckey Calvin Gillespie Lillian Weber Howard F Daly Pearl Lahm Lester Runyon Emma Hudson among others. The round of names spans multiple Ohio towns with no additional biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Brown
Mowrystown
Leona Sinyder
O. Elmer F. Sn
Madge Wardlow
Orab
Clare Eekall
Lester B. Hake
Bellevue
Aliyne
Clifton
Cincinnati
Katherie L. Lachritz
Newport
Robert. Morgan
Catherine Stuckey
Covington
Calvin Gillespie
Lillian Weber
Howard
F. Daly
Pearl A. Lahm
Lester Runyon
Springfield
Emma Hudson
Campbell County Grand Jury Returns 30 Indictments
The Campbell County Grand Jury reported to Judge Caldwell after five days of sessions that thirty indictments were returned while seventeen persons were dismissed and three cases sent to the next grand jury. Indictments cover cases from store breaking to statutory offenses and deadly weapons, with no charges against Spot roadhouse proprietors due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Grand Jury
Caldwell
W. H. Otting
Licking Pike
Snyder
Newport
Harris
Hobbs
Dean
Edwin Erdman
Hugh Johnson
Walter Bradford
Leslie ‘Gifford
Gleason
Fordyce
Melvin Banks
William Craig
Ben Stratman
Rochester Davis
Paul Kamadina
Willie Moore
Arthur Ruschell
Joseph Borges
William E. Powers
Joseph Powers
Charles Getser
John Armstrong
Fourth
Brighton Streets
Moore
J. M. Woods
Oiler Killed in B and O Railroad Yards
John Murray a 22 year old oiler from Alexandria Kentucky died in Silver Grove after a locomotive rammed an empty box car he leaned against. The impact fractured four ribs an arm and a leg and caused internal hemorrhage. He was the son of Charles Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Alexandria
Silver Grove
Murray
Charles Murray
Jury awards $600 to Mrs. Allen in Newport fall case
A Campbell County Circuit Court jury awarded Mrs. Hattie E. Allen six hundred dollars in damages after she sued Fen ton United Cleaning and Dyeing Co and the city of Newport for fifteen thousand one hundred fifty dollars claiming injuries from a January fifteenth sidewalk fall at Third and York streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Hattie E. Allen
Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Company
City of
Newport
Third and
York Streets
Volta-Tonic promises savings on battery charging compound
Radio fans are offered VOLTA-TONIC a new charging compound claiming to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries for 7 cents each saving over 60 percent. The firm VOLTA-TONIC CO. ships anywhere for 75 cents per bottle from 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
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Fay Stevenson
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
Granpaw Futty
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
K. F
Mr. James P. K.-Q
Dr. Copeland
Peccavi
Peecavi
Mrs. Bickett
NISER
Niser Ice Cream CO
Eleanor Gunn
Commercial Tribune
Akene
KFKX
WCAY
WCBD
WGAZ
Wgst Oi
Woae Who
WOWL
WOS
WOAI
WOI
Stern
WAAM
WBAV
Wee
NWCAU
WEAR
WEEI
WHAZ
WJY
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WEBJ
WWJ
WCAE
WCAU
Musical Architects
WFI
Mandolin Orchestra
WGBS
Oetertainers
Do Sfm
WGY
Schenectady
WJIZ
WBNC
WHAS
Louisville
Hubert Lee
J. T. Hall
Star Poulney Company
Simeon ‘McKean
Roadhouse
Foreman
Newport Courthouse
WM. Milius
City Hall
J. Mason Howe
Pic
Noah Webster
W.j.peld
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
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