Summer Social Notes and Travel Plans Across Cincinnati
Local society page details numerous summer departures from Cincinnati including trips to Europe and East Coast destinations. Families like Stearns Minot and multiple households plan oceanside stays, European tours, and lake retreats while engagements and weddings anchor upcoming social events.
Social Roundup Notes Guests and Travel in Covington Area
Miss Pruden Sayers returns from Georgetown while Hamilton James visits from Pittsburg. Mrs Fritz Cochran and Elizabeth Dallas guests of Mrs N G Morris depart. Delphine Bratt arrives from New Orleans to visit Miss Bright Kelly. A chaperoned camping trip departs from Miami Boat Club with Eaton, Walters, James, Gray, Coombs, Meacham, Kaiper and Quackenbush. George Diehl attends the Cornell College reunion. Brent Woodall hosts a dinner at Ft Mitchell Country Club for Frederick Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruden Sayers
Wallace Place
Georgetown
Hamilton James
Pittsburg
Howard James
Fritz Cochran
Elizabeth
N. G. Morris
Dallas
Texas
Delphine Bratt
New Orleans
Bright Kelly
George Eaton
Miami
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Frederick Houston
Labelle Dunlap
New York
Bright Keller
Jane Martin
George Hall
Frank Colville
Nan Nash
Charleston
W. Va
Sidney
Arthur
Henderson Peebles
Emmet
J.R. Savage
Cynthiana
Kentucky
William Bruehl
Batavia
Edith Walters
Paris
R. T. Kincloy
Clifton
Marshall Hill
Will Andrews
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
John B. Taylor
Miss May
St. Louis
Bettie Washington
Charles Collin
Overton Street
O. G. Fetter
Hartwell, O
Sidney Seman
W. A. Young
Monmouth Street
Clarence Schoolfield
John Meara
Lexington Avenue
Card Club
Herman Koegle
Paducah
Florence Bartlett
Minnie Mae Grannemeyer
Eighth Street
Miss Bartlett
Lucile Root
Josephine Behrmann
Ruth Baker
Ruth and
Ella Baker
Ida Brown
Frances Bliss
Lillie Britt
George Rossiter
Elva
Beulah Kaiper
Josephine Behrman
Lenard Speaks
Walton Hill
Edward J. Hayman
Chicago
James Wright, Jr
East Third Street
Detroit
Nannie Hodge
Dr. Thornton
George Orr
Cincinnati
Burton Warner
Covington
Aubrey Barbour
Carson Force
R. W. Nelson
Mary Shanks
Grace Spence
California
Sidney Seaman
J. A. Anderson
Newport Card Club
Walter Matthews
George Ott
W. H. Bigler
Harry Matthews
Arthur Ott
George Baker
Julian Heiman
Sophia Achgehner
B. C. Schaefer
William Dorsey
Harry Stafford
A. McCarthy
J. Adams
John Irvin
East Fifth Street
Cora Bigler
Harrison
Elizabeth Dreyer
Lyda Sauer
Newport
Wilfred Zeller
P. J. Reuter
Leona von Wahlde
Lillian Krebs
May Hellman
Charlotte Groshiem
Lillian Altenburg
Carrie Niebern
Minnie Krebs
Lillian Sauer
May Krebs
Stella Dreyer
Clarence Gress
E. Metterhausen
al White
Ed Hanlein
E. M. Dreyer
Clem Finnell
William Earl Klein
Will Klein
Arthur and
Raymond
Rodger Johnson
Horace Waltermann
Eunice Kilpatrick
Edward Solar
Marion Robinson
Newport Social Roundup Sees Guests and Gatherings
Newport hosts and guests fill Monmouth and Woodbine with bridge clubs, dinners, showers, and parties. Families from Newark to Cincinnati visit relatives, attend weddings, and plan summer travels while local clubs award trophies and gifts at various social events across streets and avenues.
Hartwell M E Church Bids Farewell To Kimball Family
A farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kimball and Mrs. Louis G. Vance was held Monday at Park Avenue M E Church before their move to Miami. The event featured daisies lilies and carnations and a musical program by local artists including Georgia Burbank and Maryse Bennett. Letters of regret from former pastors were read and Dr. Barber served as master of ceremonies.
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Ball
Kimball
Charles B. Walker
George Franklin Barber
C. EB. Bennett
Norwood
John McGowan
T. P. Earl
James O. Gibson
C. P. Calvert
J. D. Sayers
Jacob Burkett
James
A. Grigg
E. R. Smith
G. C. Blackburn
Fred Taube
John B. Hunting
C. A. Ballentine
Charles W. Spraul
A. Martin
L. B. Hancock
W. F. Burbank
William Walker
J. W. Bryant
F. J. Spinning
J. L. Trisler
Ray Lindsey
John Brashears
F. J. Hesse
R. E. Stane
D. A. Wilson
Frank McPhereson
J. T. Randall
Joseph Kelley
O. B Lamb
M. 8. Abbott
I. N. Bunnell
Sarah Howells
E. C. Potter
Mary JL. Potter
Oo. P. Hunting
C. G. Cookston
Harriet L
Marie
Marie L. Wilson
Mary Hill
Mabel Wilson
Lily L. Randall
Willa Blackburn
Carolyn Welsh
Eva Edwards
Angie Mitchell
Bethel Byers
Mildred Friend
Ruth Smith
Alice McGowan
Helen Cookston
Georgia Burbank
Georgia
Gillman
Henrietta Steele
Florence Woodruff
Anna Lee Murphy
Hilda Hillman
Emily Hillman
Pearl Brown
Nellie Skinner
Dollie Ross
Margaret Skinner
Jessie Blackburn
Edna M. Abbott
Georgiana Hay
Elsie M. Cragg
Mary Bennett
Maud Ruhl
Messrs
C. L. Swain
A. T. Welsh
Frank Edwards
Stanley Hesse
Stanhope Blackburn
L. M. Guelick
M. B. Cragg
Otto Hillman
W. Cragg
C. T. Randall
William Bittle
Lewis H.becht
Harry S. Maddock
Sherman Palmer
Harper Ross
W. B. Carrier
Howard Henderson
Burns Avenue
William Midlam
St. Louis
Louis G. Vance
Miami
Fla
Robert Lindsay
William Scobie
George A. Shives
George F. Barber
E.C. Kimball
Carolyn Macy
Olive Hunting
Maud Puhl
Dora Anderson
C. H. Correll
A. Stanley
C. P. Muellen
Landeman
J. W. Organ
O'Conner
Williams
Roseboom
George Ackerson
C. O. Fennekahl
McCord
Brock
Victor Davis
J. N. Dugan
Harry
Woodlawn Avenue
C. E. Walker
Christopher
Smith
George H. Taylor
Harry Maurer
H. W. Hutchins
C. E. Wilkinson
Henry Kidd
Will Burgess
James Burgess
William Hull
Morse
Harry Moore
Floy Hull
Elizabeth Walker
Emma Wood Taylor
Florence Masterton
Helen Felix
Jeanette Maurer
Martha Maurer
Laura Mueller
Cora Mann
Alberta Williamson
Ralph Felix
Wyoming High School
Colorado
Emma J. Peet
West Virginia
Frank McPherson
Woodbine Avenue
8S. F. Peacock
Mabel
Chicago
Edward C. Kimball
Park Avenue M. E
Ethel Kimball
Charles E. Bennett
Barytone
Maryse Bennett
W. Bruce Carrier
Covington
Hettie Becht
Charles W. Spramn
Local Society Notes From Arlington Heights
Mrs C O De Camp returns from Eaton Ohio. Mr and Mrs H B Powell host dinner for Mr and Mrs Smith and Miss Clara Smith. Miss Hilda Steinkoenig visits Washington DC for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Joseph Buck and daughter travel to Cedar Point Michigan. Mr and Mrs Charles McKeag celebrate wedding anniversary with dinner for fourteen. C C English to Terre Haute then Gnadenhutten Ohio. Miss Ruth Nippert back from Louisville. Mrs H McKeag of Portsmouth visits son Charles. Do W E M auxiliary meets at Miss Mary Catton’s with Miss Smith of Cincinnati delivering Negro Education talk.
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Society of Letters
C. S. Fay
Kellerman
Withrow
Cincinnati
E. P. Wharlen
Wyoming School Board
May
Elizabeth
Irene “Hulick
Grace Divine
Antoiine Julin
Adelaide Richards
Arethea Cornell
Claire
Lois
Ayden Paddock
Laurence Divine
Earl Winnedge
Ella Warrener
New York
Russel Stearns Dwight
Martha Rowland Hopple
Reuben Tyler
Ruth Shipley
Wellesley College
Agnes Tyler
Miss Shipley
Charles Bromwell
Bromwell
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Paris
Fred Townley
Hemtsville
W. C. Peale
Federation Meeting of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Roettinger
Wells College
Eizabeth Roettinger
C. A. Wilson
Louisville
Millie Nord
Milburne Overbacker
Toledo
Putin Bay
Middle Bass
Richey
Reba Skinner
Margaret Miller
Columbus
Kuhn
Marion Kuhn
Stevens
Covington
Washington
Alfred Hess
Gull Lake
Cowing
Ruth Cowing
Colorado
E.R. Stearns
C. C. English
Terre Haute
Ind
Gnadenhutt
Ruth Nippert
H. McKeag
Portsmouth
Local Social Roundup Highlights Area Visits and Gatherings
St Bernard and Ath ens hosts welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs George Gonderly and Miss Mary Boyss. Church groups held meetings and an ice cream social on church grounds. Various ladies hosted card parties and social events featuring neighbors from New Richmond Carthage Pike Mc Clelland Avenue Clifton Reading and Northside with several couples planning moves to New York.
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George Gonderly
Athens
W. Curtis
Mary
Master David Boyss
New Richmond
Harris
Burnadette
H. Plump
Baptist Club
Mesdames C. Wuest
T. Brannan
J. Horton
W. Henn
N. Babbs
8. Spence
L. Schulte
M. Keefe
L. Meyer
Grace Horton
Edna Plump
New York
Carthage Pike
Wyoming High School Commencement and Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev John Grant Newman preached the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 08 and friends at the Baptist Church. Music was by Miss Jessie Thomson the Junior choir and a double quartet of men. Commencement exercises followed Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grant Newman
Baptist Church
Jessie Thomson
Wyoming High School
Dynamite Wrecks Detective's House in Honolulu
An explosion outside the bedroom window of Chief of Detectives Taylor and his wife aimed to kill them. No group claimed responsibility though Taylor had threats from Chinese gamblers. The blast wrecked a large tank and threw timbers fifty feet, destroying the back porch while the main building remained undamaged and occupants safe.
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Honolulu
Taylor
Brakeman Rescues Baby From Rail While Train Passes
Seattle June 13 Brakeman Frank Manifold of the Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad crawled onto the engine pilot and swung ahead to lift a baby girl by her skirt from the track just before the wheels passed over the spot. The engineer had spotted a figure on the rail too late to stop. The infant was saved.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank Manifold
Columbia & Puget Sound
Renton
Manifold
Youth Guilty of Murder in West Virginia Case
Charles Cook age 17 married of Wheeling was found guilty of first degree murder with mercy recommendation in the killing of Charles Bennett 16 of New Kensington Pa. His wife Lila Zane Cook and Joseph Wetne face later trials for alleged complicity. authorities say Bennett was lured to a fair ground beaten robbed and hurled into the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Cook
Charles Bennett
New Kensington
Lila Zane Cook
West Virginia
Joseph Wetne
Cook
Weithe
Young Bennett
Ohio River
Autoist Stratton Sentenced for Manslaughter in Seattle
Guy C. Stratton a Seattle lumber man and clubman received an indeterminate term of one to twenty years in the State penitentiary and a $500 fine after a May 16 manslaughter verdict for striking and killing seven year old Henrietta Johnson when his car sped Sunday January 26. The defense gave notice of an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Guy C. Stratton
Henrietta Johnson
Frater
Superior Court
Ohioan Killed in Runaway Near Chillicothe
Davis N. Kelienberger a 50 year old farmer died in a runaway near Chillicothe Ohio when his team was frightened by an automobile. The incident occurred June 13 and details indicate fatal injuries from the crash as the horses bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, CO
North Dakota Dry Law Tests and Saloon Trade Exposure
A veteran observer roams North Dakota and Minnesota, noting how prohibition laws clash with abundant bootleg alcohol. He describes sod-house era rise, cross-river liquor flows, and a booming Dakota economy while Minnesota profits from dry state leakage. He visits Grand Forks Fargo Mandan and Bismarck, laments lax enforcement, and notes politicians and sheriffs failing to curb violations.
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Grand Forks
Red River
Hudson’s Bay
East Grand Forks
Minnesota
Dakota
J.W
Fargo
Red
North Dakota
Standard Oil
Pargo
Bismarck
Cando
Holds Bay
North Dakotta
Belle Gunness sighting in Mexico described by diplomat
A State Department dispatch from Mexico City cites a description matching Belle Gunness. The American woman, about 50, traveling alone in khaki, passed Palenque and headed into dangerous interior regions toward the Asumacinta River, prompting no action yet.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Thompson
Mexico City
Belle Gunness
Indiana
Mexico
China
Salto, de Agua
Asumacinta
Asassim
Gunness
Thompson
Clash Between Mayor Straub and Board of Public Safety
In Hamilton Ohio on June 13 the Democratic factional fight intensified as the Board of Public Safety adopted rules blocking promotions for officers not on the force as of June 3. George Dreher and Charles Stricker, recently appointed, become ineligible for promotion under the new rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Straub
Board of Public Safety
George Dreher
Charles Stricker
Dreher
Stricker
Democrats Re elect Heer As County Party Leader
The Franklin County new Democratic Central Committee re elected Fred J. Heer as Chairman for two years. Jesse Hard of Perry Township was named Secretary to replace Henry Raleston who could not serve. A committee was chosen to appoint the County Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Franklin County
New Democratic Central Committee
Fred J. Heer
Jesse Hard
Perry Township
Henry Raleston
Rogers Names Deputy Fire Marshal in Columbus
General W. S. Rogers announced Charles H. Mittendorf as Deputy Fire Marshal in Columbus on June 13. Mittendorf is backed by Beiser and the Montgomery and Third District Republican organization, succeeding the former incumbent.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
W. S. Rogers
Charles H. Mittendorf
Newman
Mittendorf
Beiser
Montgomery
Third District
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Lulworth
Maine
Stearns
Joseph Prestele
Virginia ‘Bilard
Newton
Mass
W. B. Young
Océan Grove
Old Point Comfort
Clyra 'Grover
Helen Ratterman
F. B. Maiitz
Avondale
Winnetka, T.L
A. Waldner
Europe
W. J. Lippincott
Jesse Lippincott
Mt. ,Auburn
Port Washington
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Pike Street
Wequetonsing, Mich
A. Apfelbaum
Jessie Barker
H. P. Cooke
Irvin Morganstern
City
Carrie Hays
L. E. Hays
Hays
Louis Hays
D. B. Meacham
Edith Meacham
Standish Meacham
Jacob Shrader
Patrick
Milwaukee
William C. Biles
Mt. Auburn
John Webb
Charles Sorin
Atlantic City
J. B. Tangeman
Ena, Mich
Samuel Karpeles
Marshall
Versailles
Robert Pugh
William M. Greene
Helen Greene
Orland Greene
East Walnut Hills
Helen
Dresden
B. W. Wasson
J. W. Owens
St. Paul
Mrs. Wasson
M. M. Shoemaker
West Fourth Street
East Coast
Margaret Morris
John A. Sullivan
Mt. Adams
Holy Angels’ Church
Father Moore
Katherine Morris
John Connelly
Mary Tyler
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Cora Pherson
East Liberty Street
Mt. Sterling
S. Hamlins
James C. Lewis
Denver
Col
Maggie Tadhera
Ancinnati
Alderson, Va
St. Philip’s'Episcopal Church
Kirby Road
Northside
Medard’ Keller
Charles Keller
Indianapolis
Mary O. Avery
Mae. Casey
Myrtle Avenue
Mayme Birk
Clfton
Wesley Hall
Clara Billow
H. Palmer
Mrs. Finley
Pearl Mazzi
Mae Casey
Cincinnati College Preparatory School
Grave
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Fernbank
J. F. Cassidy
D. A. RK
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Ft. Mitchell
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Occus
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Wisconsin
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Thenesota
Pridge
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