Masons Near Goal in Campaign for New Temple Debt
Cincinnati Masons campaigning for a $600,000 fund to free the new Masonic Temple of debt were $45,096 from the goal as subscriptions reached $367,545 at a Gibson Ballroom meeting. A dinner at the Linton was planned to close the drive. gifts included $1,000 from United States Playing Card Co and High Noon Lodge, plus contributions from Norwood Chapter and individual donors.
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Cincinnati
Maurice E. Pollak
United States Playing Card Company
Dupuis
John Omwake
A. C O. Russell
R. J. Morgan
John F. Robinson
High Noon Lodge
John H. Lewis
Charles F. Hake
Norwood
Order of the Eastern Star
Chris H. Rembolt
Elise E. Reéembold
Philip Pfalzgraf
Times- Star
Edward Pfalzgraf
Philip Pfalzgraf, Jr
Frank C. Kiefer
Appellate Court Upholds Temple Pledge Collection
The Cincinnati Masonic Temple Company wins on appeal to collect $500 pledged by W. S. Little for the new building. The Court of Appeals affirms the judgment, marking the first case on unpaid pledges. Judges Wade Cushing and Simon Ross concur. Judge Francis Hamilton did not.
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Temple Company
Cincinnati Masonic Temple Company
Court of Appeals
W. S. Little
William Alexander
Little
Common Pleas Court
Company
Wade Cushing
Simon Ross
Francis Hamilton
Boston Girl Graduate Weds in Vatican City
Mary Mc Laughlin, Simmons College and Boston University Law School graduate, and Frank Comerford, VP and treasurer of International Paper and Power Co, were married in a private St Peter's Cathedral chapel. The ceremony, first in Vatican City since the Lateran treaties, featured vestments from St Peter's collection and a papal blessing conveyed by Cardinal Gasparri.
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New York World News Service
Rome
Frank D. Comerford
International Paper and Power Company
Mary McLaughlin
Simmons College
Boston University Law School
Vatican City
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mer. Francis J. Spellman
Whitman
Mass
Vatican
St. Peter's
Michel Ingelos
Cardinal Gasparri
Holy Father
Frank Comerford
Gasparri
Body of Paul Snyder recovered after drowning at Cable Lake
Panton, June 17. The body of Paul Snyder was recovered from Cable Lake after drowning. Coroner T C McQuate observed the youth appeared to have suffered an attack of acute indigestion while bathing.
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Panton, CO
Paul Snyder
Cable Lake
T. C. Mc
Christensen, Gear Company President, Victim of Confidence Trick
John Christensen of Cincinnati Gear Company was defrauded when a man posing as Dr Emil Christensen of the Danish Embassy claimed a $300 check would be held at the French Consulate. Christensen cashed the check and later it was returned for forgery. Police say the Chicago suspect may be extradited to Cincinnati if charges are pressed. the two Christensens are unrelated.
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John Christensen
Cincinnati Gear Company
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Chicago
Emil Christensen
Washington
Christensen
Christensens
Baum Safe and Lock plant acquired by Herrlinger firm
The Baum Safe and Lock Company plant at Front and Lock streets was bought by A Herrlinger Cordage and Paper Co for about 100000. The one acre site will be remodeled into a modern paper plant with three elevators and metal window frames. Shipping will rely on river and rail access. Cleneay and Nourse were brokers.
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Baum Safe and Lock Company
Front and Lock Streets
A.herrlinger Cordage and Paper Company
United States
Albert P. Herrlinger
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio River
Herrlinger
Cleneay & Nourse Company
Tailoring Firm Leases Space in Pugh Building
The Hamilton Tailoring Company leased 2,700 square feet on the seventh floor of the Pugh Building for two years at 2400 dollars. The lease was arranged by Frederick A. Schmidt Company with Pugh Printing Company as lessor. Rooms 1413-17 and part of 1418 in the Enquirer Building were leased yesterday by the National Machine Tool Builders Association for two years at 6120 dollars, brokered by Schmidt Company.
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Hamilton Tailoring Company
Pugh
Pugh Printing Company
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Enquirer
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Enquirer Building Company
Schmidt Company
Mrs Daisy Behymer Buys College Hill Home
Mrs Daisy Behymer purchased a four room frame house with a one car garage at 1624 DeArmond avenue College Hill for 5300 dollars. The lot measures 30 by 120 feet and Frank Fellhauer acted as broker.
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Daisy Behymer
Earl E. Jones
DeArmond Avenue
College Hill
Frank Fellhauer
Rack Sale of Six-Room House on Coronado Avenue
Mathias W Rack sold to Vito R Minella a six room two story frame house on a 50 by 150 foot lot at 1127 Coronado avenue Price Hill. Joseph H Biecker broker negotiated the sale. Consideration was 9200 dollars.
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Mathias W. Rack
Vito R. Minella
Coronado Avenue
Price Hill
Joseph H. Biecker
Car Collisions Lead to Fines for Two Drivers
Dennis Braswell of 912 Churchill Avenue and Robert Banks of 817 Central Avenue were arraigned in Traffic Court before Judge George E. Tebbs. Banks received an extra $3 fine and costs for operating his vehicle without lights.
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Dennis Braswell
Churchill Avenue
Robert Banks
Central Avenue
George E. Tebbs
Banks
Fifty Years of Wedded Bliss in Pleasant Ridge
This wedding picture shows Mr. and Mrs. Orge W. South of 3264 Beredith place Pleasant Ridge celebrating their golden anniversary with a reception at home tomorrow night. Mr. South born in Monterey Clermont County moved to Pleasant Ridge at age six and served as Clerk of the Board of Education council member and Building and Loan director. Mrs. South, born Flora Vincent, has long resided in Pleasant Ridge and they raised their family in the same house. Their children David J. Campbell and Robert I. Marshall and grandchildren Robert and Jane Marshall will assist. Campbell is Cincinnati Fire Dept equipment superintendent and Marshall works as a Baker Norton realtor salesman.
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Orge W. South
Beredith Place
Pleasant Ridge
South
Monterey
Clermont County
Board of Education
J. Charles McCullough Seed Company
Flora Vincent
David J. Campbell
Robert I. Marshall
Robert
Jane Marshall
Campbell
Cincinnati Fire Department
Marshall
Baker & Norton, Realtors
Cincinnati Professor Addresses Baptists in Denver
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Dr Earle E Eubank of the University of Cincinnati Sociology Department lectured at the Northern Baptist Convention on Our Changing Population He outlined five internal population movements shaping church work including urban migration northern Negro movement and industrial zone encroachment The address emphasized reaching a migratory 50 000 000 population across foreign parentage rural and tribal groups and migratory workers.
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the Commercial Tribune
Denver
United States
Northern Baptist Convention
Earle E. Eubank
University of Cincinnati Department of Sociology
Eubank
German firm loses suit over glass patent rights in Toledo
Europaischer Verband der Flaschen Fabriken of Germany sued American firms led by Owens Bottle and Libbey Owens in federal court seeking damages in the millions. Judge George P. Hahn dismissed the 1926 suit, saying American defendants were fair and generous. The case traced to a 1917 Berlin agreement granting foreign trade territory patent rights.
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Toledo
Europaischer Verbald der Flaschen Fabriken
Germany
Toledo Glass
George P. Hahn
Berlin
Hahn
Owens Bottle Company
Toledo Glass Company
Owens Bottle Machine Company
Libbey Owens Sheet Glass Company
Ohio Wesleyan University Announces Faculty Changes
In Delaware Ohio June 17 the Board of Trustees announced twenty-two new faculty members and the resignation or retirement of twenty-seven staff. Mrs Eugenia Overturf dean of women and Dr C C Crump director of Perkins Observatory head of astronomy depart were among those leaving. Dr William G Hormell named acting dean to cover Dean Smyser on leave. Twelve promotions and twelve leaves of absence also granted.
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William E. Smyser
Samuel F Kingston Dies After Illness in New York
Samuel F Kingston a longtime associate of Florenz Ziegfeld and a producer in his own right died of meningitis tonight at Presbyterian Hospital New York. He had been ill three weeks and was about 62 years old.
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Samuel F. Kingston
New York
Florenz Ziegfeld
Presbyterian Hospital
Aged Woman Hit By Auto On Broadway
Mrs. Anna Scha aged 73 of 1345 Broadway was struck by a car at Thirteenth street and Broadway last night. She suffered a broken right leg and two right ribs and was taken to Christ Hospital in serious condition. The driver, George Johnson 42, registered as negro, of 1408 Central avenue, was charged with reckless driving.
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Anna Scha
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Christ Hospital
George Johnson
Central Avenue
Mrs Coolidge Receives Doctor of Laws Degree
Grace Goodhue Coolidge wife of former President Calvin Coolidge was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws at Smith College fifty first commencement. President William Allan Neilson praised her graciousness and dignity in a role described as the most conspicuous position open to a woman in America.
Wooster College Honors Eight With Doctor Degrees
Eight persons received honorary degrees Doctor of Divinity Doctor of Laws and Doctor of Science at Wooster College during the annual commencement exercises held today in Wooster Ohio.
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Wooster, O
Wooster College
Train Victim Identified In Freight Jump Fatality
Urbana Ohio identifies the man killed when he jumped from a freight train into a passenger track today. The deceased is William Weaver, 19, of Connersville.
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Urbana
William Weaver
Connersville
Ohio Wesleyan Trustees names add Bigelow Harris to board
At the annual alumni luncheon in Delaware Ohio on June 17 William F. Bigelow editor of Good Housekeeping and George B Harris Cleveland attorney were named alumni trustees of Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs Ralph Haverfield Columbus and Orville Smith Cleveland were named alumni association directors.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
William F. Bigelow
New York
Good Housekeeping
George B. Harris
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ralph Haverfield
Columbus
Orville Smith
Mt Union Grants 107 Diplomas At 83rd Commencement
Mt Union College in Alliance Ohio awarded 107 diplomas at its eighty third commencement. Joy Elmer Morgan editor of the Journal of the National Education Association delivered the commencement address.
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MT. Union
Alliance
Mt. Union College
Joy Elmer Morgan
Journal of the
National Education Association
Cabinet Honored at Michigan Commencement
In Ann Arbor on June 1, three members of President Hoover's Cabinet were among fifteen awarded honorary doctor of laws degrees at the University of Michigan eighth commencement. Robert P. Lamont Secretary of Commerce Arthur M. Hyde Secretary of Agriculture and James W. Good Secretary of War received the honors along with Robert A. Millikan of Pasadena California.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Hoover
University of Michigan
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
James W. Good
Robert A. Millikan
Pasadena
Cal
Nolan Leads In Poll In Minnesota Fifth District
Minneapolis report shows Lieut. Gov. W. S. Noan Republican leading with 14,145 votes as 179 of 262 precincts report in the special Congressional election. Democrat Einar Hordale trails with 13,691 votes in a tight margin race.
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Nolan
Minneapolis
W. S. Noan
Minnesota
Einar Hordale
Pony Express Line seeks Cleveland to Detroit bus service
The Pony Express Line Inc of Cincinnati filed with the State Utilities Commission on June 17 an application to operate a Cleveland to Detroit bus line via Toledo. The plan calls for three buses each with a thirty three passenger capacity.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
State Utilities Commission
Pony Express Line, Inc
Cincinnati
Bunker Hill Celebration Parade Draws Boston Crowd
Boston marked the 154th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with a holiday program headlined by a large parade. Military and civic organizations joined in the event as part of the celebration.
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Bunker Hill
Boston
Canoist Drowns In Vermilion River Near Elyria
Aaron Liebman aged 18 from Cleveland drowned when the canoe he rented overturned in the Vermilion River near Elyria. His body was recovered today, the day after the accident.
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Canoist
Elyria
Aaron Liebman
Cleveland
Vermilion River
Here
June 19 Horoscope Warns of Treachery and Financial Crowding
On this day predicted social tension and possible financial waste in friendships. Watch for illness or misfortune of a friend and guard finances while changes are made carefully. A child born today may be industrious yet jeopardized by duplicity in friendships.
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Prentice
Tomorrow Night's Dinner Menu
Tomorrow night offers roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, oven browned potatoes, string beans, pickle relish, a dress and tomato salad, lemon ice, and coffee.
Roast Beef Instructions from a Historic Cookery Text
Select a rolled rib roast sized to the number served. Wipe, baste, and roast in a hot oven until seared then lower heat. Plan 15 minutes per roast plus 15 minutes per pound, basting at least four times. For gravy, skim fat and thicken with flour and milk or water, boiling briefly.
Waffle Batter and Roast Drippings Pan Garnish
Mix milk eggs flour and salt into a smooth batter. Beat in two eggs with intervals of heating. Heat a pan with roast drippings, pour in batter, bake twenty minutes, baste after five minutes, then cut into squares to garnish the roast.
String Beans Tender With Simple Seasoning
Cook string beans until tender and season with a light finish. Brown 1 small item to add color and flavor, then toss with beans for a bright dish.
Quick Bean Soup Flavor Base
A simple instruction describes sautéing minced onion in fat until light yellow, then whisking in two tablespoons flour. It instructs adding about a cup of bean liquid, heating until very hot, yielding a thickened bean soup base.
An Average Man’s Conception of a Happy Home
A concise portrait of a husband obsessed with routine and golf. He enforces punctual meals and frugal living, forbids domestic help and complaints about work, and imposes rigid roles on daughters and sons. The family adheres to mother made clothing and retires early ahead of golf matches.
Cake Flavoring and Substitutions Tips
Helpful hints explain flavoring lemon juice and rind for sponge cake. substitute cocoa for chocolate with 3 percent cocoa and 1/3 tablespoon butter per ounce of chocolate. potato flour halves flour quantity. powdered sugar cakes dry quicker but are less sweet. warming fruits before flouring reduces sinking during baking.
The Power of Silence in a Graduation Talk
Dr Frank W Chandler spoke to the Conser vatory of Music graduates on silence praising its power in courts, markets, religion and education. The feature also notes patterns for children's sun suits and a morning frock, plus social notes on local visits and Girl Reserves camp plans and staff details.
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Frank W. Chandler
Conservatory of Music
Chandler
Lane
Aoing
Love's Awakening in a High Society Dinner Plan
Edith Fairfax and Lillian plot a lavish dinner for Mary the Queen with Madge guiding shopping and color schemes. secrets flare as Dicky and the Princess Olina appear, while Simon and Underwood coordinate a guarded suite setup and a baited trap awaits a potential lead.
Up to Date 1929 Fashion Book Offer
The advertisement promotes a spring and summer 1929 book of fashion featuring color plates and 500 designs for ladies misses and children. It promises a concise dressmaking article and a needle section with thirty simple stitches, offering valuable home sewing hints.
Funeral services for Dr Charles F Brush held in Cleveland
Services for Dr. Charles Francis Brush 80 inventor scientist and philanthropist will be held Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Cleveland following his death Saturday night.
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Brush
Cleveland
Charles Francis Brush
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Nonchalant bandit robs Cleveland savings bank
The Citizens Savings Association at 145 Old Arcade Building, Cleveland, was robbed of 755 dollars by a lone hold-up man. Assistant cashier Mrs. Elva England was alone when the thief entered and he exited nonchalantly into a downtown crowd.
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Cleveland
Citizens Savings Association
Arcade
Elva England
Sandbar Serves as Makeshift Bridge at Bridgeport
The Ohio River has fallen so low that a sandbar is exposed near Bridgeport allowing West Virginia and Ohio residents to cross to the opposite shore. Many locals are using the temporary crossing to reach the neighboring side.
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Bridgeport
Ohio River
West Virgina
Ohio Shores
Norwood View to Gain New Playground Site
Norwood City Council approved a 200 by 200 foot plot at Hunter avenue end for a playground and allocated 15000 dollars for the property. An extension of Lafayette avenue from Ashland to Cameron streets was approved with a 12000 dollar appropriation. An ordinance authorized hydrant purchases for 3500 dollars and a second 3500 dollars was set for a seven ton gasoline road roller.
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Norwood View
Norwood
Hunter Avenue
Dale Road
Lafayette Avenue
Ashland
Cameron Streets
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Southern Railway
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William Osborne
Sloan Street
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