Hyde Park Library Club plans star gazing night at Observatory
Hyde Park Library Club members will tour the Observatory for an evening program with Mr. Eliot Smith and his explanations of visible celestial bodies. The event is organized by retiring president Mrs. Edward Groninger.
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Hyde Park Library Club
Observatory
Eliot Smith
Smith
Edward Groninger
College of Music
Adolf Hahn
Lily Stimson
George Burton Wilson
Milton Sachs
Poor Providers Jailed For Family Support Failures
Three men were jailed by Judge Yeatman in Municipal Court for failing to support their families. George Rogers of 1525 Central avenue received two months after appearing intoxicated as his wife Mrs. Georgia Rogers testified of the family’s ten year old son. John Kroetz of 315 Charlotte street got a two month sentence after being charged by his wife Mrs. Esther Kroetz for failing to provide for their two children. W M Sears of 1335 Walnut street, prosecuted by his wife Mrs. Ethel Sears, was jailed for one month on a similar charge.
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Yeatman
George Rogers
Central Avenue
Georgia Rogers
Esther Kroetz
Charlotte Street
John Kroetz
W. M. Sears
Walnut Street
Ethel Sears
Armed men try to hold up West Street dump foreman
Two armed men attempted a robbery at the West Street dump foreman William Russia's shack yesterday. Patrolmen Stargel and Toney arrested William Whaley, 22, of 1254 Budd Street, and Roy Hunter, 19, of Detroit after workers heard cries for help and alerted authorities.
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West Street
Stargel
Toney
Russia
William Whaley
Budd Street
Roy Hunter
Detroit
Judges Decide On Jury for Shoplifting Cases
County Prosecutor Taft recommends a regular jury. City Prosecutor Wernke says municipal judges must decide if a panel can be impaneled without a request. He notes challenges and excuses may affect jurors and recalls only one prior jury demand this year ending with a disagreement. He also says the office cooperates with merchants to cut shoplifting losses.
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Charles P. Taft II
Harry Wernke
Mr. Wernke
Taft
Wernke
City Considers Deeding Vine Street Property to Library
The city may deed the Vine Street library property to the Library Trustees so it can be sold and the proceeds used to fund a new Public Library. Mayor Seasongood, Library Board members James Albert Green and Washington T. Porter, and City Solicitor John D. Ellis discussed the plan, awaiting a legal opinion before Council acts. The Library Board backs a Central Parkway site east of Walnut Street, and no Council opposition is noted.
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Vine Street
James Albert Green
Washington T. Porter
Library Board
Seasongood
John D. Ellis
State Supreme Court
Eighth Street Viaduct
City Planning Commission
Central Parkway
Walnut Street
Pathfinder lands at Lunken as air reliability tour opens
The giant navy plane Pathfinder completed a four thousand mile trip stopping at Lunken Airport to arrange reception for the third national air reliability tour. On July 5 thirty planes are to remain overnight in Cincinnati with Ray Cooper manager Ray Collins touring referee Frank Bogart James V Piedsal and Hugh White aboard. The party met Lieut. Paul Riddle before continuing to Indianapolis then Louisville.
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Lunken
Cincinnati
Ray Cooper
Ray Collins
Frank Bogart
James V. Piedsal
Hugh White
Detroit
Paul Riddle
Indianapolis
Louisville
Judge Yeatman Sends Five Speeders to Jail
Judge Yeatman in Traffic Court sentenced five motorists to jail for speeding. Those jailed were William Hayes 21 of 1825 Race street Charles Nell 28 of 7018 Carthage pike Richard Carle 19 of 3600 Saybrook avenue Joh Dengel 28 of 2730 Cox lane and Marcus Benzing 23 of the Y M C A. Sentences varied from one to two days with fines and costs and driving suspensions for two weeks for Dengel.
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Yeatman
William Hayes
Race Street
Charles Neln
Carthage Pike
Richard Carle
Saybrook Avenue
Joh Dengel
Cox Lane
Marcus Benzing
Eleanor Gunn on Fashions in 1927 Parisian Influence
New York notes that Americans wear Paris styles and the Nice costume sketch shows embroidered cards as bright trims. Designers source ideas broadly as scenic effects become decorative, with square necklines and bows. crepe satin and georgette replace flat crepes while tafetta plaids rise in fashion.
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New York
Paris
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
A Fashion Model's Diary on a Lovely Negligee
A fashion diary entry narrates choosing Nile green chiffon negligees with Chantilly lace and deep gathered frills. It notes Madame designing and offering watercolor options, plus coolie coats as beach wraps and travel silk robes for an abroad clientele.
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Madame
Guarding Your Health in Outdoor Living Trends
A health column extols outdoor country life as rejuvenating. It praises sunlight, fresh air, and daily open-air time, citing urban rail travel, cottage building, and rural scenery as enabling wellness. The piece includes Q and A on weight, bone-building foods, and eczema with brief recommendations.
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Washington
New York
Pt. Copeland
Thoreau
Concord School
Arbutus
L. P
Artillery Patent Suit Decision Upheld in Baldwin Case
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for Baldwin Locomotive Works in a Luellen Railway Artillery patent suit. The decision endorsed District Judge Thompson, finding no infringement in the flat freight car for 14 inch guns or in concrete replacements used to hold artillery on the front.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Luellen Railway Artillery, Inc
Thompson
Baldwin Company
Luellen
Organ Recital Postponed At Broadview Manor
Death of Mrs. Bertha E. Heekin announced yesterday leads Mrs. R. K. LeBlond to postpone the organ recital planned at Broadview Manor last night. Tickets will be honored at the next recital.
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Broadview Manor
R. K. LeBlon
Albert Heekin
LeBlond
Bertha E. Heekin
R. K. LeBlond
A Simple Attractive Daytime Dress Pattern No 6509
Striped tub silk with a bordered edge features a collar belt and cuffs in white broad cloth. Pattern offered in seven sizes 34 to 46 inches bust with a 38 inch size detailed.
Red Bearded Man Trails Protagonist on Island Train
In a Long Island station scene the narrator encounters a red bearded stranger who speaks poor English and appears to stalk him. After a tense exchange and a delayed return trip, the man boards a bench while the narrator worries over the stranger’s purpose and possible foreknowledge of his town journey.
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Long Island Road
Mr. Veritzen
Jim
Dicky
Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Astrological Forecast For Thursday June 9 1927
The column warns of Neptune and Mercury aspects urging caution in signing documents to avoid misrepresentation or scandal. It notes potential fraud or slander for those with birthdays and highlights the actor John Howard Payne as a notable nativity.
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Neptune
Mercury
John Howard Payne
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