Here Comes the Bride in a Honeymoon Hurry
Evelyn Roberts marries Lowell Randal in a church ceremony and faces advice on domestic life from Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Le Roy Hamilton. The couple learns of a sudden business matter risking their honeymoon, prompting a change of plans to leave on a boat the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Roberts
Lowell Randal
Evelyn
Mrs. Hamilton
Harry
Lowell
LeRoy Hamilton
George
By Press Publishing Co
When Bride Meets Bride in Bermuda
A fragment reports a social scene in Bermuda where two bridesgrooms leave Evelyn and Mrs Le Roy Hamilton to spend the day together and their conversation shifts toward intimacy. The passage ends abruptly with an unfinished insinuation about what followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Evelyn
le Roy Hamilton
Hay fever risks and nasal treatment tips for August
The column discusses hay fever causes and factors, stressing that local care helps but underlying dispositions matter. It notes irritations, nasal blockages, and structural issues, and mentions treatments using local anaesthetics and cautious procedures. It ends with a Q and A on health topics answered by Dr. Copeland.
Inverted box pront style for grown-ups and children
Pattern No 5136 shows a popular style with new features for both adults and children. The design uses tub silk gingham or rep and is cut in four sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years. Six year size needs one and a half yards of thirty six inch material with a quarter yard contrasting material for vestee and pocket facings.
Sports Clothes and the Boyish Figure in Fashion
Eleanor Gunn discusses the rise of sports wear for women in Paris, noting the popularity of two piece dresses and peach crepe frocks with pleated skirts and jumper tops. She describes pastel colors, matching hats, doe skin shoes, and the move away from white, with country clubs and a sport oriented fashion culture emerging in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
Paris
Fairchild
A Wife's Confessional confronts a mysterious caller
The narrator receives a telephone summons from a man claiming to be Mother Graham's stepson. As she prepares to meet him she coordinates a covert pickup near a culvert while Mother Graham is away with the children, and a tense sequence unfolds with Katherine aiding the ruse. The caller, posing as Steve, is revealed to be Duckett of Blank Motor Company, as the plan advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Powell
Dicky
Steve
Durkee House
Mr. Duckett
The
Blank Motor Company
Bridgehampton
Covington County Candidates File Petitions by July 1
County offices seek petitions due by July 1 with County Clerk John W. Middendorf while municipal primary petitions are due fifteen days before October 17. Named candidates include Democrats for Sheriff Homer J. Northcutt and Harry G. Klosterman. Republican J. Mason Hawk. Democrats for County Judge Judge John B. Read and J. E. Plummer. Democrat Edward J. Tracey and John Lunsford. Republican Rodney G. Bryson. Police Judge candidates Judge L. L. Manson George E. Phillips Richard Northcutt Arthur Inskeep Joseph Dothengall. Current Board of City Commissioners members except J Mason Hawk plan another run in October. Past Councillors' Association of Kenton and Campbell Counties organizes. Reception and Concert Committees list H. E. Mulliken Ludlow Russell Bain Covington Elmer Sensel Newport F. L. Lichtwacht Dayton R. R. Wegener Latonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Middendorf
Harry G. Klosterman
J. Mason Hawk
John B. Read
J. E. Plummer
Edward J. Tracey
John Lunsford
Rodney G. Bryson
L. L. Manson
George E. Phillips
Richard Northcutt
Arthur Inskeep
Joseph Dothengall
Board of City Commissioners
Councilors’ Association
Kenton
Campbell Counties
H. E. Mulliken
Ludlow
Russell Bain
Covington
Elmer _ Sensel
Newport
F. L. Lichtwacht
Dayton
R. R. Wegener
Latonia
Record of Local Court Pleas and Negotiated Settlements
Garfield Rose faced a choice of $5 weekly support or one year in state prison after pleading guilty to failure to provide. Sunny Scott jailed two months after guilty plea for assault and battery. Massie Vivian fined $100 and jailed thirty days for moonshine possession. settlement reached to drop John Williams versus L and N Railroad suit for 25000 after alleged shooting by a detective near Latonia Station. Williams had been acquitted in Covington Police Court on theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Rose
Russell Street
Bertha Rose
Applegate
Rose
Sunny Scott
Massie Vivian
Neuman
Latonia
Williams
Covington
Rotary plans outing and baseball event at twin oaks golf
Covington Rotary Club discussed a July 9 outing at Twin Oaks golf links. Phillip Klein named committee chairman. The Optimist Club challenged a twilight baseball game on June 16 and twelve members with wives will attend the international Rotary convention in Cleveland, leaving Sunday from Cincinnati on the Rotary Club special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oaks
Covington
Realty Transfers Inform Transfer to Hazel V Hacker Park Hillsite
Robert C. Simmons and D. Collins Lee transfer a lot in the Park Hillsite division to Hazel V. Hacker for eight thousand five hundred dollars in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Simmons
D. Collins Lee
Hazel V. Hacker
Park
Mounted policeman injured after heat collapse
Warren McAllister a 53 year old mounted officer from 4503 East Ern avenue collapsed from heat and fell from his horse near Main and Allison streets. He received head cuts at General Hospital and was returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McAllister
Eastern Avenue
Main
Allison Streets
General Hospital
McAllister
Joint J O U A M concert by boys and girls in Tiffin
The J O U A M National Home in Tiffin Ohio sends its girl glee club and boys band to perform at the library auditorium Friday June 12 at 8 pm. It marks their first appearance in Northern Kentucky. The 40 member band and 30 voice glee club will offer classical patriotic and popular selections. After the concert they will stay as guests of Junior Order and Daughters of America members. Superintendent Mr and Mrs Charles H Kernan supervise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordgner and Daughters of America
Charles H. Kernan
Five Held to Jury in Liquor Prosecution Rounds
Oscar H. Roetken placed five violators on bonds for preliminary hearings and sent five others to the Federal Grand Jury on liquor law charges. Notable arrests include John Williams tied to a murder case, Arthur and Homer McFarland, and George Radford. Multiple stills, whisky, and mash were seized during raids near Bromley Kentucky and in Covington Campbell County Newport and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Roetken
United States
Federal Grand Jury
John Williams
Alban Williams
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Williams
Prohibition
Wood, Russell and WeHs
Bromley
Arthur
Homer McFarland
George Radford
Bromiley
Charles Stein
Pike Street
Covington
Charles Schultz
Henry Lillie
Reservoir Road
Campbell County
H. G. Thamer
Tenth and
York Streets
Newport
Peter Schwartz
Charles R. Schulte
Second
Madison Streets
Wells, Wood and Russell
Dayton
Robert Smith
Vernon Fitzpatrick
Roetken
Herman Berbrink
Five Prohibition Raids Net Stills and Moonshine
Federal agents conducted five raids in Campbell County last night, seizing two moonshine stills of 200 and 65 gallons, about 70 gallons of moonshine, 1650 gallons of mash and 300 home brew bottles. Five men were cited to appear before Commissioner Roetken: Rhodes Hall, Chester Porter, Charles Eckerle, William Reichert, and John Magner, all Newport residents. Hall and Porter had previous raid ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Prohibition
Russell
Wells
Newport
Charles Eckerle
Front and
Beech Streets
William Reichert
Tenth and Ann Streets
John Magner
Usz Columbia Street
Hall
Porter
Government special rates due by July 1 announced
L P Holzhauer division chief in Covington announced that government special rates on pool tables narcotics oleomargarine retail druggists bowling alleys sale of liquor under permit manufacture of cigars and tobacco pawnbrokers taxicabs and similar items are due on or before July 1 heavy penalties and criminal liability may follow for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Holzhauer
Internal Revenue Office
Covington
DeCoursey Avenue
Latonia
Mother Goose
Hansel and Gretel
Mike Finnigan
G. Sherdan
Frank J. Meninger
East Fifteenth Street
Drees
Manson
Hey
John Moffet
Elm Street
Joseph Burns
Ash
Ludlow
Names scattered across Covington and Cincinnati in OCR list
A jumble of personal names and places appears, listing individuals tied to Covington Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Filenames include Dayton Detroit Indianapolis Hamilton Connersville Florence Newport and several last names such as Purtee Quinn Dryer Stephens Benschatt Walker and McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Purtee
Dayton
Joseph R. Quinn
Covington
Bankemper
Chester Dryer
Dora Stephens
Erlanger
H. F. Benschatt
Sortinses
Renilda Tuchb
Ckvington
Walker
Detroit
Mich
Misceen
Indianapolis
Ind
Mécouneia
Connersville
William A. Lohn
Newport
Mary Gronotte
Otes Richards
Lorence
Lottie
Marshaill
Ovington
Frank Samson
Cincinnati
Ary Geraci
Man slashes throat in home during severe heat episode
Anton Rudolf, 42, of 1011 York Street, attempted suicide with a razor after a nervous breakdown. His wife Mrs. Rudolf wrested the blade and cut her hand. Police lodged him, after hospital treatment, awaiting asylum arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Rudolf
York Street
Rudolf
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Oldenburg
Ind
Newport Notes Trial Delay and Barber Union Gains
The Williams assault case was continued until Thursday after George Conner failed to appear due to illness. John Inggall faced arraignment on the same charge. Journeymen Barbers Union Local 261 won an agreement to 8 pm Saturday close times starting July 1, with pay rises to a guaranteed $25 weekly plus 60 percent of earnings over $32 and sick benefits rising to $15 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Charles Williams
West Second Street
George Conner
Cincinnati
Conner
Andrews Ballpark
Williams
John Inggall
West Fourth Street
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Eagles
Eighth
York Streets
Residence Names Across Ohio and Kentucky Figures
A list of individuals with associated residences in Ohio Kentucky and Ohio shows names including Howard Keener Greenfield Louise Mowbray Greenfield John Caldwell Beatrice Wright Hillsboro Ford J Schott Cincinnati Katherine Dockweiler Newport Oren Christenson Cincinnati Geneva M Walker Cincinnati Gordon Miller Bellevue Vera Beard Delmevue Henry J Verkamp Dayton Ky Helen J Davis Dayton Ky Dominick Citroni Cincinnati Dorothy Maxwell Cincinnati G A Pieter Newport Bertha L Kreidel Newport Charles Schaub Columbus Catherine McCarrick Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Keener
Greenfield
Louise Mowbray
John Caldwell
Aee
Beatrice Wright
Hillsboro
Oren Christenson
Cincinnati
Geneva M. Walker
Gordon Miller
Bellevue
Vera Beard
Henry J. Verkamp
Dayton
Helen J. Davis
Dominick Citroni
Dorothy Maxwell
G. A. Pieter
Newport
Bertha L. Kreidel
Charles Schaub
Columbus
Catherine McCarrick
Pupils End Year With Exams and Early Summer Break
Classes finished exams yesterday and students were dismissed until Friday morning when report cards will be handed out. Graduation of the high school seniors is set for Wednesday at Temple Theater and eighth graders on Thursday at Park Avenue School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Theater
Park Avenue School
Southgate Colored School
Marx Store
Ninth
Monmouth Streets
E. F. Bodenstein
Katherine Wenner
Roadside Parker War Highlights Local Arrest
Ray Hilton, electrician of 236 Ludlow Street Cincinnati, was fined 10 dollars and costs after a Campbell County Court hearing for breach of the peace. Hilton was arrested by County Policeman Weber on Saturday night for sitting with a young woman in a car parked on Licking Pike near Johns Hill. The incident marked the first arrest in the roadside parking crackdown, drawing resident protests and prompting county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hilton
Radigge Electrician
Ludlow Street
Cincinnati
Judge Buren
Campbell County
Hilton
Weber
Licking Pike
Johns Hill
Madden Elected Head of Campbell County School Board
Charles W Madden was elected President of the trustees for the Fourteenth School District of Campbell County at the annual election A F Pross was elected Vice President and J R Cisco Secretary Other board members are L W Williams and J B McCracken The issue of tuition for district children attending the public school at Park and Grand avenues was raised by the Newport School Commissioners The district was annexed to the city leaving over 100 children outside the territory needing education Woodlawn and other homes on the Water Works road between Newport and Ft Thomas are included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ®. Madden
Charles W. Madden
Campbell County
A. F. Pross
J. R. Cisco
L. W. Williams
J. B. McCracken
Park and Grand Avenues
School Commissioners of
Newport
Woodlawn
Water Works
Ft. Thomas
Transfer of Newport and Clifton Lots with Stamp Sums
A series of real estate transfers in Newport and Clifton are recorded, with buyers including Virginia Brown to Shelby Scott and Harry A. Rust to Joseph C. Theim, involving Newport and Clifton parcels. Stamp amounts range from 0 to $6,500, and a transaction from Highlands Development Company to John is noted with the Newport lot yet the stamp value trails off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brown
Shelby Scott
Newport
Harry Schumaker
Schneider
Harry A. Rust
Joseph C. Theim
George Nimeskerr
R. and
P. Myers
Clifton
Joseph Browning
Marion H., Reed
Dayton
John Schneider, Jr
Walter Burgess
Highlands Development Company
John
Volta-Tonic promises cheap battery recharge
Attention radio fans discover VOLTA-TONIC a new compound that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at about 7 cents each. The ad claims savings of over 60 percent and offers shipping anywhere at 75 cents per bottle from VOLTA-TONIC CO. 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Winton Place
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Central Union Depot
Eleanor Gunn
Adele Garrison
Mother Graham
Junior
Katherine
Marion
Feat. Ser., Inc
Kenton Circuit Court
Heat Downs
Ockenstette Jeweler
Albert Banasch Co
Race St
Bond
Sixth
Harriet Streets
John Offit
Saratoga Street
Offit
Mark Raghster
Tenth Street
Pleasant Tribble
Madison
Raghster
Scott Street
Matt Eiflar
John Street
Ee Burke
Davis Street
G. W. Johns
Middlesboro
United States District Court
Covington Notes
Plymouth Coal
Hatfield Coal Co
Madison Ave
City of
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Stewart Shillito
John Shillito
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