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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
6
A 1920 article by Eleanor Gunn examines sportswear blending feminine details with athletic cuts. It describes a black and white silk jersey dress with a surplice blouse, ruffles, stripes, and pearl buttons, suited for tennis or golf. It also discusses hats, silk stockings, and woolen hosiery for warm weather play.
Adele Garrison discusses jealousies and artistic concerns with her husband Dicky. He dismisses Miss Dean as a potential model while recalling past favorites and weighing the risks of female attention, as Adele ponders safety in numbers and enduring marital trust.
A close look at Closson's selection highlights gifts suitable for a June wedding. The store promises quick, satisfying solutions for any taste and budget, with a broad display of beauty and utility items for brides and guests alike.
A listed sale item set includes candle sticks priced at 7.00 for pairs, 4.00 each, and 3.50 for other items. Iridescent glassware such as goblets, tumblers, parfaits, sherbets, fish bowls in amber aqua marine crystal with celestial blue accents, and flower baskets vases bowls decorate the collection. Crystal candle sticks in celestial blue amber and aqua marine accompany the selection.
Cincinnati band master John C. Weber and his group left the telly for a Western Chatauqua Circuit engagement opening today in Winfield Iowa. Katherine Hoch soprano, noted in Cincinnati musical circles, will be soloist, with engagements to Kirkwood Missouri ending September 10.
Miss Isabella Cummings, after twelve years in civil service and now Secretary of the Department of Agriculture of Saskatchewan, becomes the first woman in Canada to serve as executive head of a provincial government department.
Women homeopathic physicians in Michigan have organized a state association to coordinate practice standards and professional advocacy. The group aims to support members with education, networking, and public outreach initiatives across the state.
On June 1 1920 the Cincinnati Council passed Ordinance No 210 1920 vacating James Alley from Trout Alley west to its eastern terminus after a petition by nearby property owners and six weeks of public notice. The ordinance was approved by Mayor John Galvin with clerk Fred Schneller certifying and a public copy filed.
An ordinance approves vacating Trout alley from the north side of Pioneer street to the south side of James alley the northern terminus of Trout alley. Petitioners abutting the alley and six weeks of newspaper notice support the action. Attest Clerk Schneller Mayor Galvin approved June 1920 copy on file for public inspection.
A public sheriff sale in Cincinnati Ohio is scheduled for Saturday June 19 1920 at 11 o clock am. The property lies in the southwest quarter of Section 10 Town 2 Fractional Range 2 in Green Township Hamilton County Ohio within the Miami Purchase and bounded as described.
On June 1 1920 Cincinnati City Council passed a resolution to sewer Lehman Road from Purcell Avenue to Elberon Avenue. The project will assess benefits to abutting properties in five yearly installments with interest. property owners may pay cash within 30 days of the assessment ordinance. The city will cover the remainder, including intersection costs. A copy of the resolution is on file in the Clerk of Council’s office.
Public auction in Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio on June 24 1920 offers Parcel 1 865 Clinton Street and Parcel 2 71 Bauer Avenue with improvements. Parcel values 5500 and 5000 dollars. Sale by order of court in the case Margaret Udry plaintiff vs George Wurzelbacher et al defendants. Terms cash.
John Williams and others sue Caroline Lieke Waechter and unknown heirs for ownership in fee simple of a Hamilton County lot on Clifton Avenue. Plaintiffs allege possession and that defendants claim adverse interests contrary to plaintiffs title and estate. case filed April 30, 1920 in the Court of Common Pleas, Hamilton County Ohio.
Frank Rissover, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, Ohio, entitled to parole recommendation from Superintendent and Chaplain. Application hearing set for on or after June 1, 1920. C. F. Garver, Chief Clerk.
Delbert Moore confined in the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield is to be before hearing on and after June 1 1920. Chief Clerk oO. F. Garver announces the action.
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