Four Opera Season Promises At Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo announces a richer season with old favorites and new ventures. Parsifal returns in full due to Wagner’s will, Robin Hood and Enter Pauline debut, plus John Alden Carpenter’s Krazy Kat new score.
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Zoo
Isaac van Grove
Aew
Charles G. Miller
Wagner
Cincinnati
Pauline
Joseph Surdo
Clark Firestone
John ‘Alden’ Carpenter
Myrna Sharlow
Charles J. Livingood
van Grove
Livingood
Miller
C. H. Reinbold
Musicians’ Union
E. B. Hitchcock
Chris H. Reinbold
Frederic N. Shorey
Royal W. Ryan
Ruth Neely France
David S. Austin
Clark B. Firestone
W. L. Brilmayer
Ralph Quinn
W. A. Clark
Nina Pugh Smith
Forrest Lamont
Wiliam Tyroler
William Smith Goldenburg
Lewis Hillhouse
William G. Stiegler
Claude Shafer
Frank Rostock
Lillian Tyler Plogstedt
Edward Rosenberg
William A. Reeve
Marjorie Weber
R. C. Harris
Claribel Mosby
Donald F. Dearness
Elmer H. Dearness
Mabel Madden
Edith Havlin
A. S. Kang
Dayton
Marie Dickore
Blanche Greenland
Carl B. Adams
George A. Leighton
Mary L. Sims
Grace Haller
Rudolph Benson
Cincinnati Bus Drivers to Take Examinations
More than two hundred Cincinnati bus drivers must take licensing examinations next Tuesday and Thursday at 9 38 in the morning or 3 30 in the afternoon. E Dow Gilman, Director of Public Utilities, announced the plan following a Court of Appeals ruling reversing a judge's decision on city licensing. The union reportedly might appeal to the Supreme Court, but Gilman said he had no word on that.
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Cincinnati
E. Dow Gilman
Public Utilities
Court of Appeals
Stanley Struble
Drivers’union
Supreme Court
Gilman
Cincinnati Hy Pure Druggists Outing at Ryland Lakes
The Cincinnati Guild of Hy Pure Druggists held its annual outing at Ryland Lakes Country Club in Kentucky. National exec members joined from several cities, including ten from Pittsburgh. Herschel C. Jack of Covington chaired the organizing committee and Mayor Donnelly of Covington extended Kentucky hospitality during the event with a chicken dinner and afternoon sports.
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Cincinnati Guild of Hy-Pure Druggists
Ryland Lakes Country Club
Ryland
Hy-Pure
Pittsburgh
Herschel C. Jack
Covington Druggist
Donnelly
Covington
Kentucky
Vacancies in U.S. Civil Service Open in Cincinnati District
Announcement of vacancies in the federal service includes Electrician at Wright Field Dayton Ohio airway mechanician for the Sixth United States Civil Service District plus junior biologist positions and a patent examiner. Full information at Cincinnati District Secretary Room 403 Post Office Building. Also a featured winter fashion book offer.
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U. S
I. L. Earhart
United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Service
Wright Field
Dayton
United States Civil Service District
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Masonic Temple drive nears $100000 after second day
The fundraising effort for the Masonic Temple debt reached near the six figure mark after day two as subscriptions totaled 96432 led by Col. Charles F. Hake Jr.’s first division with 9145 and J Harvey Phillips’ fourth division with 8475. Zone O led with 2788. Notable gifts included 2400 from Kilwinning Chapter 97 and 500 from Hoffner Lodge.
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Masonic Temple
N Report
Linton
Col
Charles F. Hake, Jr
J. Harvey Phillips
A. Robert Greenke
Frank H. Nelson
Chase M. Davies
Maurice E. Pollak
Nelson J. Cohen
Kilwinning Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
George Kohler
Hoffner Lodge
A.M
Northside
Excelsior Lodge
A. M
Fancy water wrestlers barred from Coney natatorium
George F. Schott, president of the Coney Island Company, said Mrs. Valise and Alligator Jack Coppinger cannot perform their act in Coney Island's 3,000,000-gallon natatorium. They will instead perform at Lake Como due to the pool's purity standards. Coppinger arrives Saturday.
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Schott
Coral Gables
Fla
Coppinger
Motorists Warned On Defective Headlights Campaign
State wide campaign from June 15 to 23 targets cars with defective lights and obscured license plates. State inspector Charles Hlamburger said officers will warn drivers to fix lighting issues to cut accidents. repeat offenses may lead to court citations.
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Charles Hlamburger
State Inspector of Motor Vehicles
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Hamburger
Popular Suit Style for a Small Boy No. 6425
In a 1929 cooking and crafts page a four size pattern for a boys suit uses flannel or madras with multiple fabric options. It notes waist and trouser construction, yardage for four-year size, and variations with contrasting material. It also includes health notes on summer meals and canned foods plus a chocolate ice box cake recipe.
Mother Graham Resists, Grants Keys, Keeps Household Powers
In a tense scene a mother-in-law confronts a daughter-in-law over assigning Katherine a set of house keys. The elder asserts authority over the farmhouse and refuses interference, while the younger plans to keep harmony and ease caregiving burdens. The exchange ends with a grudging acceptance to share duties.
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Elizabeth
Katherine
Dicky
Katie
Junior
Gas Oil and Battery Applied to Religion
Rev Harold N Geistweit new pastor at Ninth Street Baptist Church spoke to the Optimist Club at the Gibson Hotel about gas oil and battery as symbols of energy patience and faith. Musician F B Beinkamp shared a brief talk on Cincinnati’s musical history.
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Harold N. Geistweit
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Optimist Club
Gibson Hotel
Geistweit
F. B. Beinkamp
Cincinnati
Cherry picker breaks hip in fall from tree
Charles E. Smith, a 50 year old man of 2571 Dix Street, fell from a cherry tree at 324 Hearne Avenue yesterday and sustained a broken left hip. The incident occurred while picking cherries.
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G. Washington
Charles E. Smith
Dix Street
Smith
Hearne Avenue
How to Prepare Beans with Steak Drippings
Use fresh string beans boiled in salted water or canned beans straight from the can. Cook half a small onion in the steak fat, add butter if needed, then whisk in two tablespoons flour. Add beans with can liquid, simmer until smooth about five minutes, season and serve.
Salad of Lettuce Hearts with Tomato Cucumber and Dressings
Arrange a nest of lettuce hearts on salad plates and layer ripe tomato slices. Surround with cucumber and green onion slices, serve with French dressing, and sprinkle with finely chopped green pepper. Optional: add a few slices of leftover cooked meat.
Choosing Fruits for Jelly Based on Pectin Content
The guide advises using slightly under-ripe fruits for jelly. It notes that pectin is richer in fruits just turning ripe and suggests combining high pectin fruits with those lower in pectin for pleasing results.
Fruits rich in pectin include currents grapes and apples
The text lists fruits high in pectin such as currents grapes crab apples quinces plums and apples. It identifies several fruits known for their pectin content without providing further context or details.
Proper fruit jam preparation guidelines
The guidance notes avoid water with watery fruit like grapes and currents as it dulls flavor and color. Hard fruits such as apples and quinces require three cups of water per pound. Sugar to juice ratio is one third cup per cup of juice, except very sour plums needing one cup per cup.
Notable Saturday for Intrigue and Unusual Ventures
Forecast for Saturday June 8 highlights Neptune dominated by lunar and solar aspects. Expect eccentric or singular events, stubborn obstacles, and possible delays. Personal affairs look pleasant with minor anxieties about correspondence. Birthday readers may face a year of intrigue with new ventures and aid from friends.
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Neptune
Angel
Shakespeare
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