Embezzlement Case Waives Examination in Municipal Court
Elmer J. Johannigman a 38 year old former cashier at Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust waived examination yesterday before Judge Woestein and was sent to the grand jury. He faced embezzlement charges on 5990 with bond set at 10000 secured by relatives. Dorger says bank accounts show actual shortage of 16631.40.
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Elmer J. Johannigman
Palos Avenue
Price Hill
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Woestein
Johannigman
Henry Bentley
Clarence A. Dorger
Trains Freed After Price Canyon Slide Hits Utah Rail Route
Traffic on the Denver and Salt Lake City line resumed after a slide and washouts in Price Canyon stranded about two hundred motor cars and tourists. Price Castle Gate and Helper faced water shortages. sections of the Midland Trail bridges were washed out and some buildings flooded as crews assess months of highway repairs needed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Price Canyon
Here
State Highway Commission
Castle Gate
Price
Helper
Norwood Starts City Planning Commission Work
Norwood begins forming a planning commission with J R Johnson of 4402 La Fayette Avenue added to the municipal engineering staff. Johnson, a student at Ohio State University, will survey city locations and draft a plat to guide zoning decisions with cooperation from Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
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Norwood
J. R. Johnson
LaFayette Avenue
Johnson
Ohio State University
Baker
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norwood Council
Service Fund
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Duck Creek Road
Eight new members join Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Eight individuals were admitted to full membership by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors at yesterday's meeting. New members include J. D. Slattery of Slattery & Dunlap attorneys W. S. Little attorney E. M. Minor of the Minor Raridan Manufacturing Company R. L. Cox of the Raleigh Smokeless Fuel Company John L. Matthews manager of Kline Bros Company Henry B. Street of Roettinger Street attorney H. G. Balthaser of Circle A Products Company and W. B. Ackerman general agent of John Hancock Life Insurance Company.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Slattery
Slattery & Dunlap
W. S. Little
E. M. Minor
Minor- Raridan Manufacturing Company
R. L. Cox
Raleigh Smokeless Fuel Company
John L. Matthews
Kline Bros. Company
Henry B. Street
Roettinger Street
H. G. Balthaser
Circle A Products Company
W. B. Ackerman
The
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Two Cincinnatians Commissioned by War Department
Allen Kingsbury Thompson of 2513 Ohio avenue was commissioned a Second Lieutenant of field artillery. Bryce Hampton Detter of Elston road Oakley was commissioned a First Lieutenant of cavalry by the War Department.
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Officers Reserve Corps
War Department
Allen Kingsbury Thompson
Ohio Avenue
Bryce Hampton Detter
Elston Road
Oakley
Heat Wave Puts City on Edge at 101 Degrees
In Yankton South Dakota firefighters reported a temperature of 101 degrees this afternoon marking the hottest day of the season per the government Weather Bureau. The hot spell prompts concerns over heat safety and daily activities.
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Mercury
Yankton
S. D
Government Weather Bureau
June Church Wedding Unites Warrington and Rosenkrantz
Yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Advent Miss Rachel Warrington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Warrington, married Baron Iver Holger Rosenkrantz, a New York architect and painter. The ceremony featured lilies and roses, simple decor, and a large Cincinnati reception at the Warrington home followed by dinner at Castle Farm. The couple plan to reside in New York after their wedding journey.
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Cincinnati
Parvin Titus
Lohengrin
Messrs
Harrison Field
M. Spencer Ferguson
Charlton Wallace
Ross Seaman
Stephen Dana
Andrews Espy
Elizabeth Irvine
St. Paul
Katherine Winship
Macon
St. Timothy
Polly Ingalls
New York
Marjorie Wright
Elise Kupferschmid
Lida Bell
Virginia Warrington
Baron Rosenkrantz
Marcus Rosenkrantz
Hot Springs
George C. Dunlop
Elmhurst Place
C. M. Hinklefield
T. T. Gaff
Julia Rohs
Josephine Rohs
Grace Methodist Church
Norwood
Marie Geis
Charles W. Geis
Lawrence Wininger
Indianapolis
E. F. Louis
William McKay Brackney
Frank LaCamera
Myrtle Geis
Garnett Davis
Cecil Hendrick
Una Booth
Winninger
Fletcher Holiday
Joseph LaCamera
W. O. Wing
Eugene Riley
Clarence Dickey
William Cunningham
Edward Siebert
Love's Embers A Limousine Ride To A Westchester Farm
The narrator, Philip Veritzen, and Lillian drive from New York City to the open countryside. Veritzen teases the narrator by pressuring Lillian about a summer lease while the group discusses future plans, revealing tension over Lillian’s travel and residence.
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Long Island
New York
Lillian
Philip Veritzen
Mr. Veritzen
Lilian
Feat. Ser., Inc
Social Guests Attend Event Listings Names Across Several Families
A long list details guests and couples including Adolph H. Stader mann Richard Fluke Raymond Shealer R J Thuman William A Lemmon K E Walsh Nora Crotty Charles F Williams Mary Walsh F W Huss plus many others with various party sizes and marriages noted among Mr and Mrs. Weldon Lodge Paul Eggert Oscar Oaken Robert McEvilley Joseph Buenger C J Breeman R E LeBlond Robert Heekin William B Poland Charles F E McCarthy E W Wilkinson L A Fritsch Edward L Douglass R B Smith Judge Joseph O'Hara Charles J Ziegler A P Streitmann Joseph B Verkamp Oscar Stoehr Charles H Stephens Louis J Dolle E S Runnells Loretta Quill J D McCracken Henry Gau.
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Adolph H._ Stadermann
Richard Fluke
Raymond Shealer
R. J. Thuman
William A. Lemmon
K. E. Walsh
Nora Crotty
Charles F. Williams
Mary Walsh
F. W. Huss
William Lodge
Paul Eggert
Charles H. Stephens
Louis J. Dolle
E. S. Runnells
Loretta Quill
J. D. McCracken
Henry Gau
Tomorrow's Horoscope Signifies Subtle Plans and Diplomacy
A 1927 horoscope forecasts a day favorable to secret activities, diplomacy, and private dealings led by Neptune and Saturn with Luna. Personal affairs improve while caution is urged on property transactions. notable nativity Roy MacCardell is mentioned, plus sewing pattern notices for youth dresses and a georgette design.
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Pleiades
Orion
Neptune
Saturn
Luna
Roy MacCardell
Ser. Inc
Women to Talk Politics Tea for Second Ward Charter Move
Women in the Second Ward are invited to a tea at Miss Ida Heitzman’s Hyde Park home at 2 p m Friday. Speakers include Mrs Edward Bower on Ward Organization Mrs Guy Tawney on Issues of the Coming Election and Miss Lenore Lewis on Our Charter Candidates.
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Second Ward
Ida Heitzman
Observatory Avenue
Hyde Park
Edward Bower
Guy Tawney
Lenore Lewis
Miss Heitzman
Women Workers of the Ward
George Hand
Madisonville
UP TO DATE SPRING AND SUMMER 1927 BOOK OF FASHIONS
A request offers a 12 cent payment for a spring and summer 1927 fashion book. The notice seeks silver coins or stamps as the form of payment and implies reissued styling guidance.
Cancer not a germ disease says NY Medical Society talk
A New York State Medical Society session highlighted cancer as not a germ disease. The speaker urged early detection through regular exams, public education on periodic health checks, and noted advances in radium and painless surgeries reducing fears of operations.
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New York State Medical Society
Health Q and A on chest sounds and low temperature
Reader asks what causes a sound like water near the heart or left rib end and about a low body temperature. The answer cites indigestion for the sound and low resistance for a temperature around 96 to 97.7. Readers are advised to send a self addressed stamped envelope with questions.
Advice Page on Health and Grooming From 1927
A 1927 newspaper feature offers brief guidance on stammering cures and ideal weight for a 17 year old girl at five feet six inches, suggesting 134 pounds. It also advises frequent shampooing and a good tonic for oily hair and recommends elocution lessons, inviting readers to send a selfaddressed stamped envelope for details.
Extension of Car Lines Urged at Conference
A delegation from Price Hill Westwood and Cheviot urged extending the street car system to connect their communities with Cincinnati. Western Hills associations backed laying tracks on Boudinot avenue to join Warsaw and Westwood lines, enabling looping after the Highland and Auburn avenues plan. The Western Hills High School on Ferguson road would need transit, and the plan was discussed with E D Gilman, who will consult Street Railway officials. The company reportedly opposes the belt line due to cost and potential future extensions westward.
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Price Hill
Westwood
Cheviot
E. D. Gilman
Public Utilities
Western Hills
Boudinot Avenue
Warsaw
Highland
Auburn Avenue
Western Hills High School
Ferguson Road
Gilman
Hold Woman on Charge of Causing Delinquency
Mrs. Mabel Robertson of Charleston West Virginia 24 is held on a warrant charging that she prompted the delinquency of her daughter Minnie Price 15 Detectives McShane and Brink arrested her and she denies the charges saying the girl came to her of her own accord and paid her own railroad fare she claims she secured a job for her but the girl refused and she turned her over to police Saturday with parents notified.
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Mabel Robertson
Charleston
W. Va
McShane and Brink
Hallie Price
Robertson
Minnie Price
Toilet Bags and Travel Accessories Include Roll-up Pouches
Advertises toilet bags for travelers with roll-up cases, Pullman aprons, and compartment bags with drawstrings or metal frame tops. Describes varieties in colors and materials for ladies and men with price ranges from .75 cents to 11 dollars. Includes hand brushes hair brushes tooth brushes unbreakable combs soap boxes sponge bags wash bag cases and related items.
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Vineyard Place
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Edward Fehring
Lillian Arkell Rixford
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