Zoning Board Seeks Pay Increase for Appeals Members
The Zoning Board of Appeals seeks a raise from $10 per meeting to $25 with a $2,500 yearly cap. The board, meeting weekly and sometimes twice weekly, hear appeals from the Building Department rulings and conduct site inspections. Members include Irwin Krohn and L Alvin Kreis, with hearings at 10 am Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Fred Schneller
George Hauser
George Schmid
Mr. Schmid
Irwin Krohn
L. Alvin Kreis
William Reehl
George Rendigs
Oscar Euphrat
Schmid
Carrel
Board of Control
Hauser
Krohn
Council
Hornberger
Hiller
School Board Approves Roberts Plan Withrow Not Included
The Board of Education adopted Edward D. Roberts recommendations for new and restructured schools. A junior high on the Withrow grounds was approved for after the eight year plan, while Hyde Park will run an eight grade system temporarily. Plans include a new Heberle School on Bank Street and Freeman Avenue with sixteen classrooms, plus open air rooms and potential pool. Some projects and reorganizations to be considered in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Edward D. Roberts
Roberts
Withrow High School
Hyde Park
Kilgour
Heberle
Withrow
Bank Street
Freeman Avenue
Jung Brewing Company
Oyler School
Vine Street
Auburn Avenue
Walnut Hills High School
Crippled Children’s
Rockdale Avenue
Evening radio schedules across Cincinnati and beyond
Radio listings show WKRC WLW and WSAI in Cincinnati with evening concerts and entertainments, PRILADELPHIA broadcasts including piano solos and Philharmonic pieces, plus New York stations WNYC and WQXR offering talks, travelogue, and musical programs. Cleveland WTAM lists dinner music.
Silent Tonight Radio Station List
A fragment lists radio stations including Central-KOB KFNF WCAL WCBD WGAZ WGST WHA WSUI WOI KFUO Eastern-CNRM PWX WAHG WBAV WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK WOR WOO WTAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KOB
KFNF
WCAL
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WSUI
WOI
KFUO
Eastern
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
WBAV
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WOO
WTAM
Evening Radio Listings From Philadelphia to New York
Program notes list piano solos by 12 year old Carmen Giordanof in Philadelphia at 1d 6 P.M. WIP. 7 P.M. talk by Charles Evan Hes in New York on WEAF and other stations. 7:10 P.M. WJZ features a 150 member cadet choir with WGY. 9 P.M. WEAF presents Aida with a network cast. Davenport, Iowa hosts a Juvenile Band concert on WOC and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
Carmen Giordanof
WEAF
New York
Charles Evan Hes
WEEI
WFI
WCAE
WEAR
WGR
WWJ
WJZ
WGY
Aida
WOC
Davenport
Juvenile Band of
Dubuque
Evening radio concert schedule and guests
List of radio program slots from Chicago station WMAQ with times and performers. Contralto, Anthony Wons in Orchestra, R F D program, string music, vocal trio, judges' frolic, midwig revue, organ and orchestra sets, Carl Craven tenor and C L Hutzler bass noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wons
Richard
WMAQ
Chicago
Carl Craven
C. L. Hutzler
Radio Schedule for Chicago Stations WMBB and WQJI
WMBB schedules a 7 P.M. semi classical program and 8 30 P.M. popular program. WQJI offers a 7 P.M. Digmer concert a 10 P.M. entertainers program and a 1 A.M. Ginger hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
WQJI
Digmer
Ginger
WHT
Local Radio Listings Evening Schedule Highlights
A compact rundown of programs across stations in Chicago Louisville and St Louis featuring classical concerts bed time stories dinner concerts farm speeches and jazz skamper plus hourly musical programs and a pirate ship broadcast noted for 2 hours at ee station and ball scores provide context for the night’s entertainment and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Radio and Concert Broadcasts Across Stations
A listing of programs across multiple stations including KDKA E Pittsburgh WCAE WCAU Philadelphia WEAF New York WEAR Cleveland WEBJ New York WHAM Rochester WHN New York WHAR Atlantic City. Entries show times for baseball scores recitals talks operas and concerts with several hour long programs and soprano Mildred Carrington featured on WEAF.
Tea and dinner music schedule at WHK Cleveland
The WHK Cleveland program lists a 4 PM tea concert followed by 6 30 PM dinner music. The sequence outlines two distinct performance slots with no additional details on artists or venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Radio listings for Philadelphia New York Schenectady and Washington
Radio schedules detail evening programs across stations WFI Philadelphia WGBS New York WGY Schenectady and WRC Washington with concerts stories travelogues and choirs. Highlights include orchestras bedtimes stories vocal selections and a travelogue Cairo at 9 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Uncle Geebee
Kentucky Guard to Parade Here
Reserve officers from Covington and the Thirty-eighth Divisional Tank Company Kentucky National Guard planned Defense Day activities with a Covington Industrial Club dinner. The parade will start 9 30 at Court and Race streets and end at Lytle Park with songs prayers and remarks. Citizens of Hamilton County are urged to join as Minute Men and Minute Women. names to be sent to Colonel Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky National Guard
Covington Industrial Club
Tank Company
Seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Cincinnati
J. J. Pontius
L. Connelly Weaver
Lew Palmer
Milton D. Campbell
Hamilton County
Campbell
Coolidge
Court
Lytle Park
Father O'Connor
Colonel Campbell
Federal Building
Forty Three Become Citizens and Fifteen Rejected
Forty three aliens including thirteen women were admitted to citizenship by Judge Hickenlooper. Fifteen applicants were rejected. The list names numerous individuals by nationality such as German, Romanian, Russian, Italian, Swiss, French, English, Turkish, Canadian, Polish, and Greek, with many addresses in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
Louise Benninghaus
Resor Avenue
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Big Four Wreck Blame Placed on Dispatcher
Ohio report assigns responsibility for the Big Four wreck near Kenton on June 18 to train dispatcher R N Clark of Springfield for omitting some trains from an order to slow traffic at Grant Siding amid road construction. Inspectors also fault the Big Four for not providing flagmen at the crossing. approval of the report is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R.N. Clark
Springfield
Kenton
SM Grant Siding
O. F. McJunkin
T. H. Burke
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Utilities Commission
Clark
Grant Siding
Big Four Railroad Company
Paris expo shapes modern fashion trends in furs and art
A 1925 fashion note analyzes shifting tastes toward artificial materials like rayon and faux pearls, and the revival of fur borders and ermine accents. It highlights cubist and scretonne motifs influencing Paris and American styles, with coats and hats embracing avant garde lines and self fabric or ribbon trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Summer Sweethearts On A Silver Lake Train Romance
Annette Brinkley and Lucile Manton travel to Silver Lake with two bank teller suitors, Orion Van Dyke and Peter Preston. A comic case of mistaken familiarity sparks playful intrigue as all four pursue a vacation romance, aided by a witty aunt and a city-couple dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Brinkley
Lucile Manton
Silver Lake
Orion van Dyke
Peter Preston
Lucile
George
Lake George
Van
Preston
Annette
van Dyke
By Press Publishing Co
Bankruptcy Filings Show Fortman Liabilities at $1 745.63
Edward L Fortman of 1409 Main Street filed schedules of bankruptcy in the United States District Court yesterday He listed liabilities at 1745 63 and assets at 1181 69 Of the assets 1112 06 represents funds in the hands of Walter D Murphy Cincinnati as assignee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Fortman
Mainstreet
Tcy
United States District Court
Walter D. Murphy
Cincinnati
A Wife's Confessional and Hidden Espionage
In a tangled domestic tale, Katie the maid teases and eavesdrops as the narrator contends with his mother-in-law and the revelation that Steve may be her stepson. The scene blends superstition, loyalty, and deception amid tea, Luncheon plans, and private fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Graham Fain
Lee Chow
Ain
Steeve
Steve
Dicky
Methodists Open Fire on College Boxing
The Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church denounces intercollegiate boxing contests. It says such rivalries corrupt the sport and resemble the brutal professional game, warning it will feed commercial ring activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sollenes
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Zoning Board
Seeger
Broadway
WKRC
WLW
WSAI
WNYC
Collies
Wall Street Review
Cairo
A. Duques
WJIY
Zoological Society
KSD
ST. Louis
WEBH
WGN
Skeezix
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
WCAU
Mildred Carrington
Lector
Trio
Charles Fans Hughes
Entertainment
WEBJ
WHAM
Rochester
P.m.—Theater
WHN
Atlantic City
Schenectady
Acer
Glee Club
WRC
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, C
Kentucky
Donahey
Ohio
Fields
State
National Guard
Katrinka
By Fontaine Fox
Grocer IS
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Frank Schwape
New Richmond
Carl Schoeliman
Westwood
Marie Kriege
Hearne
Joseph Elsen
Freeman Pees
Rose Kramer
Clausen
Ile Behringer
Penrose Avenue
Pee Jielen
Innes Avenue
Hans
Max
Carthage Avenue
Alfonse A. Heitzler
Herrison
Henry Wolf
Reading Road
Esther Wolf
Christina Bernath
Glenmore Avenue
Nicholas Rieder
Baymiller
Peter Filipin
Race Street
Lure Bogner
Beekman
Anna ‘Kline
Joseph Michals
West McMicken
Meyer Neuwark
Wesley Avenue
Simon Morris
West Court Street
Morris Rosen
Jacob Raible
Maple Avenue
Fred Bohlen
Jefferson Avenue
Leo H. Bach
East
Compton Road
Fernand Henri Audrand
Peebles Corner
Catherine DeMart
Bankill Avenue
Alice Mills
Neave Street
Charlotte M. Lamping
Paxton Road
Arthur W. Hewitt
Hewitt Avenue
Turk
Andrew Pappas
East Sixth Street
Lillian G. Cuffe
Cleveland Avenue
Benjamin Tourish
North Wesley Avenue
Greece
Courtis A. Constandinos
Costa Beidos
Eleanor Gunn
Japan
Fairchild
the Commercial Tribune
Fay Stevenson
Fortman
Adele Garrison
Methodists
Florlick
Anne
the Neptune Sales Company
West Fourth St. Main
Gail
Hubig
Llouse
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