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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1929

Page

3

Diamond Jubilee of Birth of G. O. P. Celebrated at Ripon Wis

Ripon Wisconsin marked the Republican party’s birth with a diamond jubilee celebration. Secretary of War James W. Good and Governor Walter J. Kohler spoke as thousands gathered for the festival and pageant detailing the party’s origin in 1854. A two ton circus elephant led a parade with floats, bands, and political events.

Ripon Wis United States Republican Party James W. Good Congress Nebraska Kansas Wisg Alvan Earlé Bovay Wisconsin Walter J. Kohler Republican Good Gov. Kohler George W. Peck Peck Ripon College Jackson Mich Philadelphia Roy E. Reed Hoover

Davis declines to confirm resignation rumor linked to radio tube firm

Washington June 7 James J Davis Secretary of Labor refused to confirm or deny reports he plans to resign to become president of a merger tied radio tube manufacturers firm.

Washington James J. Davis

Busy Craft Shop drives local sales and YWCA event

The Craft Shop for the Handi capped near opening at Shillito store reports strong sales with stock replenished by Shut-In Society and related groups. A three ring indoor carnival at the YWCA on Ninth and Walnut features shows, booths, a style comedy, and two fashion presentations from 5 to 10 PM with elections for Business Women's Club directors in the afternoon.

Shillito Ohio Commission For the Blind Clovernook Home For the Blind School For Crippled Children Ways and Means H. George Sickles Julius Fleischmann Alice Laws Albert Capelle Ninth and Walnut Streets Henry Thurman Business and Industral Girls of the Ida Norman Business Women’s Club Marion Brogan Ethel, Brainerd Bertha Bruckman Katherine Grimm Martha Kemp Marie McMorrow Edna van Horn Florence Wood Nell Hudson Hallie Wanzer Charlotte Ullrich E. Fern Flint Freda Dethlefs Mathilda Schmidt

Children’s Day Observed Across Cincinnati Churches

Cincinnati churches observe Children’s Day with child participation in services. Clifton Methodist and Seventh Presbyterian plan themed sermons and special features. Christian Science groups radio broadcast Sundays. Church of the New Jerusalem hosts labor of love sermon. Knox Presbyterian adds mid week service with organ recital and two sermons. Reverend speakers include W H Fowler Jesse Halsey Louis G Hoeck Herbert Hezlop. guest singer Prof Luther Richman.

Herbert Hezlop Luther Richman Jesus Clifton Methodist Church Church School W. H. Fowler Seventh Presbyterian Church Jesse Halsey Boston Mass First Church of Christ, Scientist Park Avenue Walnut Hills Clifton Avenue Weyer Avenue Norwood WKRC Christian Science Churches Cincinnati Louis G. Hoeck Church of the New Jerusalem Knox Presbyterian Church State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls

Weather roundup for Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee report

Ohio Cloudy with showers possible in the south Saturday. Sunday fair and warmer. Kentucky showers likely Saturday, Sunday fair with little temperature change. Tennessee likely showers Saturday. Sunday fair, warmer in north regions. The report lists temperatures, highs and 24 hour precipitation for many cities including Cleveland Boston Nashville Albany Detroit Chicago Jacksonville St Louis Omaha Denver Pittsburgh New Orleans Galveston and other stations with numbers from June 7 1929.

Ohio South Portion Kentucky Tennessee Indiana North Eastport Louisville Ita Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland N. York Detroit Atlanticc S.S. Marie Wash’ton Chicago Duluth Atlantic St. Louis N.orleans Kansasc Galveston Omaha Pittsb’gh Denver PW Iickense T. R Pittsburgh Pastbhoosensiiens Seers W. Va Sonee W. Vau Parkersburg Oweee Pt. Pleasant Portsmouth O Cincinnati Hie Seeee Evansville Ind Aimianeniin He Dam No Vorg Cana Casees New Orleans Eee Eeeeenee Franklin Devinansooniacha Teeee Lock No Rere Eraeenee Senee Zanesville Aicaeaens Cheapie Ivanhoe Snpebbaansitasiien Radford Siopsieenteweebees Tenee Hinton Kanawha Falls Charleston Eeeeewenee Logan Seen Beattyville Chattanooga Tenn Florence Kansas City, Mo

Ohio River level at Cincinnati falls to 17.3 feet

At 6 o'clock last night the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 17.3 feet and was decreasing. The steamer Cincinnati departed for Louisville at 6 and Chris Greene sailed for Huntington at 5.

Ohio River Cincinnati Lonieville Chris Greene Huntington

Bus Company Sues Rival for 250000 Damages

Interstate Transit Inc a Norwood based bus line filed a 250000 dollar suit against Forrest Motor Corp in response to a Public Utilities Commission complaint. The Interstate claim asserts the Forrest filing was in bad faith intended to harm its credit and public standing by alleging insolvency.

Interstate Transit, Inc Norwood Bus Corporation Public Utilities Commission Forrest Motor Corporation Forrest Company Robert N. Gorman Thomas Tallentire H. L. Barber Interstate Interstate Company

Board of Education grants absence leaves

The board, meeting at the Education Building on East Ninth, granted one day leaves with pay for June 21 to several staff members to make steamship connections and approved similar leaves for summer study. The regular meeting is set for Monday June 10 at 3:30 p.m.

Board of Education East Ninth Street Emma L. Roetken Twentyeighth Carolyn Ann Heinbach Avondale Carola. W. Jackson Cummins Emma Andrew Hoffman-Mann Carrie É Raney Lincoln

New Civil Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court A-14,610 to A-14,626

A list of new cases filed in Common Pleas Court with docket numbers A-14,610 through A-14,626 including Charles Shively versus Mt. Moriah Park Cemetery for injunction and various divorces, damages, partitions, and the $250,000 Interstate Transit claim. Also includes an offer for a 1929 fashion book.

Common Pleas Court Charles Shively Mt. Moriah Park Cemetery Orpha Coy Alvin Coy Martha Walters Benjamin D. Urmston Marie A. Smith James M. Smith Georgia E. Garvey Elmer Garvey Citizens Bank and Trust Company the Morgan & Hathaway Motor ,Company Barbara Osborne Davis Cabs, Inc William A. Bradford Walter Bradford Harry L. King Virginia Crary

Guarding Your Health and the White House Window

The speaker describes the White House office’s air and the President’s health under Dr. Joel Boone. He urges regular medical advice before extreme exercise and notes the President has lost weight under careful supervision.

White House Dr. Cond Joel T. Boone Navy

A Simple Frock and a Very Smart Bathing Suit No. 6498 6166

A dress pattern for girls in sizes 4 6 8 10 uses specific yardage for 35 inch wide fabric and crosswise strips for pockets and binding. A bathing suit pattern in bust sizes 34 to 44 notes fabric types and yardage for a 38 inch size. Also includes a literary excerpt from Love's Awakening revealing family tensions and warnings about a character named Philip Veritzen.

Jersey

Domestic Arts Guild Columns Solve Household Inquiries

Anita Auch will answer daily questions on recipes and home administration in The Commercial Tribune column. Readers may send inquiries to Anita Auch care of the paper for guidance on domestic tasks and household management.

Anita Auch The Commercial Tribune

Tomorrow's Dinner Menu Highlights

A planned meal features Pineapple Highball and Chicken on Casserole with Mashed Potatoes. Pears and Asparagus accompany Hot Dinner Rolls, Preserves, and Assorted Relishes. A head lecture with French Dressing is noted, followed by Tapioca Cream with Fresh Berries, Sponge Cake, and Coffees.

Fruit Cups with Citrus Pineapple Garnish

Mix orange juice lemon juice and sugar to slight sweetness. Chill the juice. Cut strawberries in halves and fold with pineapple. Spoon a large tablespoon of fruit into each glass and pour on the chilled juice. Garnish with a berry and mint sprig.

Peas and Asparagus Side Dish Instructions

Two cups of peas and one cup of asparagus cut into inch lengths are boiled, drained, then combined. Season with salt pepper and butter for a simple vegetable side.

Custard with tapioca and berries

Scald milk with sugar and salt in a double boiler. Add tapioca and cook until clear for about thirty minutes. Temper egg yolks with two portions of the hot mixture, then return to the boiler and cook two minutes. Fold in vanilla and stiff whites, chill, and serve with berries. Do not set warm custard in ice for chilling.

Chicken En Casserole Steps From Early Recipe

Step by step on preparing a young roasting chicken for frying with salt pepper and flour. Brown in fat in a skillet and continue with the casserole method as described in the fragment.

Casserole Recipe Instructions for Braised Chicken Dish

The method directs placing chicken in a casserole with a tablespoon of Lutter and two cups water, then baking two and a half hours with the dish tightly covered. After adding celery, carrots, and green pepper, top with more water if needed and bake forty five minutes longer in a moderate oven. A flour coating should yield a nice gravy.

Tomorrow Night Supper Menu

Savory cheese fingers pickles olives sliced tomatoes mocha tart tea featured for tomorrow night supper.

Bacon on Pimento Cheese Toast Strips

Prepare a small loaf by removing crusts and slicing lengthwise. Cut into long strips and toast lightly. Spread with double cream pimento cheese, add a thin bacon strip, then broil briefly. Serve hot.

Sponge Cake With Mocha Icing And Pecans

Split a sponge cake and fill with whip cream prepared at least two hours ahead. Only the top whip used, not the liquid. Fill as one inch thick, ice with mocha icing, plaster the cake thickly with pecans.

Dining etiquette for fruit cocktails

A reader inquires whether to offer a fork or spoon with fruit cocktails. The guidance favors a spoon, especially with juicy cocktails, noting a cocktail fork helps with cherries included in shaker-poured drinks. Answers credited to Anita Audh in care of the paper.

Sunday Horoscope for June 9 Predicts Lively Day

The Sunday horoscope foresees much activity with upheaval and agitation, possible disturbances to Sabbath plans, and strong literary and employment momentum. Those born today may have a lively, gifted, but unsettled life, likely with a literary career or assistive roles. The excerpt ends with a Longfellow quote about stars at twilight.

Astrological forecast for Monday June 10

Monday's astrological forecast notes a tedious day with limited interest unless it involves domestic or social matters. Employment may bring anxieties but not serious. sign writings carefully and avoid risky contracts with corporations or secret societies. A child born today may find success through strategy and secret understandings rather than straightforward dealings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. J. Davis H. & S. Pogue Co Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Park Av Clifton Frabasco Weyer Av Atlas Bank Neave Presbyterian Madison Road Cleanview Avenue New Jerusalem Oak and Winslow Glendale New Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park Randall J. Condon B. H. Siehl Julian Schwab W. C. Culkins William Licht R. QO. Robinson James Stillwell Culkins Chamber of Commerce Royal S. Copeland, M.D Ser., Inc Love’s Awakening Adele Garrison Philip Veritzen Mother Graham Richard Dicky Graham Margaret Veritzen Mary Denison Lillian New York Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc the Commercial Tribune Department of the Domestic Arts Guild Pineapple Anita Audh Bellonby’s Kroehler Main St Zoo Avon
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