Linwood notices lecture and events at church and school
Dr Alvin Ranshaw will lecture on Mammoth Cave at the Presbyterian Church at 8 pm. Northside orchestra will perform for a Ladies Aid fundraiser. Mr and Mrs Robert Fleming of New York visit Mrs Minnie Lodwick before moving to Chicago. Linwood Mothers Club offers first aid class at 2 30 pm with Red Cross guidance. All women invited. Community Center held a poverty social Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Ranshaw
Mammoth Cave
Presbyterian Church
Northside
Robert Fleming
New York
Minnie Lodwick
Chicago
Linwood Mothers’ Club
Red Cross
Wmorrow
Poore
Community Center
Saturday Literary Club Notes and Clifton PTA Tea
Miss Winifred Jones hosted the Saturday Literary Club at her sister Mrs Adolphs Clifton avenue. Dr Ida McCormick read Queen Victoria by Carb and Eaton. Miss Dorothy Fulton to entertain next Saturday. Clifton School PTA to hold a silver tea March 10 at 2 with a children’s program and cake and candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jones
Literar Rancho Club
Mrs
Adolph
Clifton Avenue
Queen Victoria
David Carb
Pritchard Eaton
Ida McCormick
Dorothy Fulton
Clifton School Parent-Teachers’ Association
Local Social Roundup at Madisonville Delights Guests
Mrs Charles Remus hosted a loglock luncheon Tuesday for Stewart guests Mrs Benjamin Keam and Mrs G Malone of Covington Ky. Geeta Nash entertained for Ms Peiran bound abroad. Mrs Robert Haas and Mrs Harry Brenner returned from Springfield visit. Mrs Haussler led a sewing club meeting Thursday afternoon. Amusement Club members had lunch with G H Stevens Friday and spent the afternoon at cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Remus
Stewart
Lace
Benjamin Keam
G. Malone
Covington
Geeta Nash
Peiran
Robert Haas
Harry Brenner
Springfield
Haussler
Mrs Grogan Hosts Luncheon in Honor of Huntington Guest
Mrs James Grogan entertained with a luncheon and a matinee party honoring Mrs Percy Williams of Huntington West Virginia who is visiting briefly. Mr and Mrs Earl Richard hosted five tables of bridge at the community party with guests including Mrs Meyer Cambria Steicker Lawrence Richardson Weiss and Rudge. Mrs M E Mockbee led the Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church Thursday afternoon. Mrs Fred Brookbank hosted a luncheon followed by cards with the listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grogan
Percy Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Earl Richard
M. E. Mockbee
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fred Brookbank
Mesdames
John Meyer
John Cambria
Fred Steicker
William Lawrence
Richardson
Weiss
Rudge
Garden Club Hosts Talk on Conservation at Community Hall
Mr and Mrs George Hawke entertain her father Bosse from Ohio Mrs John Bahr of Mason Ohio visited sister Mrs Charles Baylar Cincinnati guest last week Garden Club met in Community Town Hall Tuesday afternoon to hear Mrs Nelson Heigh of Cincinnati speak on conservation of wild flowers and garden plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawke
Bosse
Ohio
John Bahr
Mason, O
Charles Baylar
Garden Club
Community Town Hall
Nelson Heigh
Cincinnati
Visiting Kin and Teachers Gatherings Noted in Florida and Delaware
Mr and Mrs Harry Weinke visit Mrs Weinkes brother family in Bowling Green Florida. The Misses Warren entertain their brother Prof Fred Warren of Delaware during the teachers convention. The Current Events Club meets next Monday night with Miss Meta Agger. Ernest Roland visits Dayton Ohio. Mrs John Atkins hosts a gathering for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weinke
Weinke
Bowling Green
Fla
Warren
Fred Warren
Delaware
Meta Agger
Ernest Roland
Dayton
John Atkins
School event notes at the Norwood home
Mrs Olivia B hosts a gathering at her Norwood home on Tuesday with guests including Mesdames Bridge Keen Harding Hill Evite Langley Murray Nelson and Wilson. Miss Delma Hulick of Miami University visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Ich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia B
Norwood
Mesdames Bridge
Keen, Harding, Hill
Evite
Langley
Murray
Nelson
Wilson
Delma Hulick
Miami University
Joeich
Mount Washington Host Family Gatherings Noted
Miss Elizabeth Sutton’s home welcomed kin including Prof. Clarence Wood of the Ohio Military Institute and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Frances Wood of College Hill, O. and Mr. and Mrs. O E Ragland of Madisonville VA. Mrs. Carl Corbly hosted guests at Cambridge avenue with sister Luella D Lemon and her daughters Henryette Lemon and Mrs Ralph C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sutton
Clarence Wood
Ohio Military Institute
Wood
Frances Wood
College Hill
O. E. Ragland
Madisonville
Belle Feemster
Thomas Atkins
Tusculum
Carl Corbly
Cambridge Avenue
Luella D. Lemon
Henryette Lemon
Ralph C. Jones
Colton Foster and Dryden
Hartwell Garden Club hosts talks and plans lecture
The Hartwell Garden Club enjoyed a session hosted by Mrs G W Wipper on Raymor boulevard Hyde Park with talks on soil preparation for spring planting. Dr Felter of the Wild Flower Society to present an illustrated lecture in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Hartwell
G. W. Wipper
Raymor Boulevard
Hyde Park
John T. Hall
Carolyn B. Welsh
Felter
Wild Flower Society
A. E. McGilliard
Phi Beta Pi
Gueanor McGilliard
Social Rounds and Club Gatherings in Carthage
Mrs W Burtschy hosted a Tuesday mask party with guests including Mr and Mrs E Stark and other couples. The Jolly Social Club met with Mrs Classeier and the G A Club played cards. Ladies' Aid of the M E Church plans a business meeting and luncheon. Mrs Albert Cook visited Walnut Hills with Mrs G Emmerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burtschy
E. Stark
J. J. Stark
Jickman
Hemback
W. Pohliking
E. Remp
James Hannah
Bond Dill
R. Shickner
the Jolly Social Club
Wyoming Woman's Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Wyoming Woman's Club will meet in five clubrooms tomorrow at 3 p.m. Mrs. Jed Townley chairs and will present Mr. Stuart Walker speaking on Repertory Theater. Also noted is a luncheon club gathering at Mrs. Charles M. Paul's Oliver Road home with multiple attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Woman's Club
Jed Townley
Stuart Walker
Charles M. Paul
Oliver Road
Mesdames Dorsey Noonan
Stanley Roetinger
Arthur Peck
A. T. Welsh
Herbert Sonebarger
David Jones
Fred Townley
Edward Brooks
Herbert Stonebarger
Wlrss
Jay Sutherland
C. Veakey
Wilmuth Avenue
New Richmond O
Carl Aull
Harry Hope
John G. Williams
W. W. Darley
Missoura’ Ogilvy
Walter Ogilvy
Walter Tarr
LOCAL SOCIAL NOTES FROM LOCKLAND MEETINGS
Mr and Mrs George Engert and son Rus returned from Wabash Indiana after visiting friends. Mrs Fred Pahner hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing Club with members including Mrs Floyd Henry Grace Riddle Mrs Marvin Ballew Mary Margaret Mrs Will Partridge and others. Needlecrafters met Mrs E J Franks Northside with many attendees. Frank Edwards hosted gatherings with Mr and Mrs Robert Hesterberg and Mr and Mrs George Engert Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Engert
Russell
Wabash
Ind
Fred. Pahner
Floyd Henry
Avondale
Grace Riddle
Marvin Ballew
Mary Margaret
Will Partridge
Grover Jones
Stewart Haines
Gene
Charles Link
Irs
Clifford Brown
Lou Mohr
Mirs
Wesley Sullivan
E. J. Franks
Northside
Nipert
Mt. Auburn
Cole
Walter Buehrman
Albert Imbshoff
O. C. Hale
Charles Scheag
Earl Franks
Henry Strausser
H. Reach
Social events in St Bernard mark gatherings at homes
Mrs Baumgardner hosted a housewarming at Rose Hill. Mrs F Schwartz will host the Five Hundred Club on Thursday. Mr and Mrs S Paulson of Church street were surprised by friends for their wedding anniversary. Mrs J Waltersman held a Thursday card and luncheon. Schulhoff hosted cards and luncheon on Tuesday. A surprise reception honored Mrs G Miller by the Card Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgardner
Rose Hill
F. Schwartz
Five Hundred Club
S. Paulson
Church Street
Mrs Hochmuth Hosts Anniversary Dinner at Elmwood Church
Mrs H Hochmuth Sr with daughters Mrs Lloyd Curiess and Mrs N Strohmenger held a dinner for fifty guests at the Elmwood church in honor of her wedding anniversary. Mrs FE Stark hosted her card club Thursday afternoon and Mrs Wersel plans a Crystal Five Hundred Club gathering Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Roll
Kansas City
H. Hochmuth, Sr
Lloyd Curiess
N. Strohmenger
Stark
Wersel
Local Social Notes Highlight Brooksville Visitor and Club Hosts
Miss Katherine Taylor of Brooksville Kenton guest of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mishback. Loveland Woman's Club hosts at Anna Wakefield home with Mrs Clyde Bragg and Mrs Anna Wakefield as hostesses. Mrs Harry Thomas entertains friends on Tuesday eve with Mabel Holcraft Florence McKibbons Bessie Dawson Gladys Cutter Ethel Emerson and several others. Mr and Mrs John Sigler visiting in St Louis Missouri. Mr and Mrs H C Leever and Mr and Mrs James Bunnell spent a few days in Toledo Ohio last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Taylor
Brooksville
Lawrence Mishback
Clyde Bragg
Anna Wakeield
Loveland Woman's Club
Mirs
Anna Wakefield
Harry Thomas
Mabel J Holcraft
Florence McKibbons
Bessie Dawson
Gladys Cutter
Ethel Emerson
Dewey Winters
H. Fomas
John Sigler
Ieads
St. Louis
H. C. Leever
James Bunnell
Toledo
Tusculum Monday Club to Meet at East End Library
The Tusculum Monday Club will hold an open meeting tomorrow in the auditorium of the East End Library. Judge Frederick L. Hoffman will give the principal talk and Mrs. C. A. Mitchell will deliver a short review of current events. The responses will be quotations on spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusculum Monday Club
East End
Frederick L. Hoffman
C. A. Mitchell
Georgianna Club Plans Stag Party for Friday Meeting
The Georgianna Club announces a stag party at the upcoming Friday meeting. Details are limited but the event is scheduled for the club's next gathering.
Argus Club meets to read humor papers in Price Hill
The Argus Club of Price Hill met with Mrs J P Broyles at 4420 West Eighth Street on Thursday. Mrs J E Landau and Mrs T J Montgomery read papers on Humor. The next meeting will be at Misses Maomi and Margaret Whittaker's home at 4419 Carnation Avenue on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus Club
Price Hill
J. P. Broyles
West Eighth Street
J. E. Landau
T. J. Montgomery
Maomi
Margaret Whittaker
Carnation Avenue
Ridge Kennedy Silverton Circle Meeting Notice
The Ridge Kennedy Silverton Circle of the Child s Conservation League will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F Zeigler off Kennedy Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Conservation League
Ridge-Kennedy-Silverton
Child's Conservation League
F. Zeigler
Kennedy Heights
Cincinnati Woman's Club Presents So Crates and Aristophanes
Mrs. Alice W. Brotherton will give a review of The Clouds and present So crates and Aristophanes at the Greek Circle event in the Cincinnati Woman's Club on March 5 at 10 30 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
League for the Hard of Hearing Schedule
The week’s events include lip reading classes at Woodward High School and a sewing circle. Activities listed are Monday Miss Mithoefer class at 7 p.m., Tuesday board meeting at 7 30 p.m., Wednesday Mrs Hoy class, Thursday sewing circle 1 to 4 p.m., and Friday lip reading practice at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mithoefer
Woodward High School
Board of Directors
Women's Missionary Society Exec Meeting at First Presbyterian
The executive meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery will be held on a Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Isabella Meet at American Legion Auditorium
Cincinnati Circle of Daughters of Isabella holds regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 80 oclock at the American Legion Auditorium 320 Broadway A five minute talk on parliamentary law precedes the opening The Glee Club meets at 7 at the same place Attendees for the Atlantic City national convention next summer will meet and register with secretary Miss Reari Maley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Cincinnati Circle
American Legion Auditorium
Broadway
Glee Club
Atlantic City
Reari Maley
Daughters of Isabella Newport Circle Plans Meeting
Newport Circle No. 8% Daughters of Isabella will hold its monthly business meeting at Rhoda of Cent Hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The annual banquet is set for March 16 at 6 30 p.m. at the Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Newport
Newport Circle
Rh. of C. Hall
Claremont
Philomathians Meet at Oyler Home for March Talks
The Philomathians met at Ms. W. W. Oyler's home on Tuesday with programs on Illiterate America by Mrs. W. J. Howard, The Better American Speech Movement by Mrs. Joan Findlay, and a review of Quare Women by Mrs. R. C. Webster. The next meeting is set with Mrs. R. C. Webster on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathians
W. W. Oyler
Iiliterate America
W. J. Howard
Joan Findlay
R. C. Webster
Catholic Women’s Association Weekly Program Notes
The Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association lists weekly events. Scheduled items include junior service meeting, arts and crafts, board meeting, parliamentary practice, a lecture by Rev. Mark Cain, Isitation Society sessions, Practical English and conversational French classes, dancing, and multiple dance classes across the week ending with Saturday’s slower class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's Association
Cincinnati Catholic Omens Association
Huesday
Mark Cain
Isitation Society
Batavia social gathered for Miss Mulloy’s visit
Newtown notes Miss Nelle Mulloy was hosted by Dr. and Mrs. E. T omnney in Batavia Ohio on Wednesday. Mrs Grace B Lemon returned home Monday after several days with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Mulloy
E. T.ommney
Batavia
Grace B. Lemon
Cotton fabrics shine this season in new weights and colors
In New York the writer notes cotton fabrics gaining against silks with heavier qualities such as serpentine crepe and cotton crepes with fiber silk. English prints with Oriental designs, India patterns, and fresh velvet ribbons headlining shops. White sweaters in fine wool and Fair Isle motifs appear, and Irish crochet ideas for veranda summer work close the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
England
Java
America
Grand Central Palace
Balkans
Raquel Meller
Nice
New York City Civic Stadium Plan Promoted for Central Park
A proposal to convert the Central Park reservoir into a giant municipal stadium is presented to W J L Banham, to host athletic events and parades. The plan favors Queens or other accessible districts, estimates cost near two million dollars, and envisions seating for about 150000 with extensive transit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
City
Central Park
W. J. L. Banham
Board of Trade and Transportation
Banham
Anne
Queens Borough
New York City
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Chicago
Harvard
Columbia
Hudson
Baltimore
Queens
Ee York Municipal
Court sentences multiple defendants in 1924 25 cases
In Criminal Court Judge Hurley and Judge Roettinger deal out sentences to several defendants. William Holloway and Arthur Jones, both described as negroes, receive thirty days in county jail each for petty larceny after stealing rope from John Bauer. John Bauer alias Hall gets one year for forging a check. Charles McGrale receives six months and a 200 dollar fine for carrying a concealed weapon. Four men including Will Davis and Ralph Moreland receive five year terms for unlawfully operating a stolen automobile. Joseph Hampton of Baltimore is sentenced to five years for shooting to wound Bessie Telford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holloway
Degute
Hurley
Criminal Court
Holloway
Arthur Jones
Holoway
Jones
John Wa. Donald
John Bauer
Hall
Bauer
B.M. Richardson
Pearl Market Bank
Bessie Telford
Debate Ends In Coin Toss Refusal By Jury In Collinsville
A Collinsville jury of four refused to pick a winner after flipping a coin for a Grange sponsored debate on whether bachelor girls are more valuable to a community than bachelors. The affirmative speakers were Alberta Finlay Elsie Baker and Ethel Finlay. the negative were Hugo Kinsinger Walter Jasbring and Franklin Cory. Mrs Homer Cunningham Mrs Levy Goldsmith Scott Finlay and John Welsh served as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Collinsville
Alberta Finlay
Elsie Baker
Ethel Finlay
Hugo Kinsinger
Walter Jasbring
Franklin Cory
Homer Cunningham
Levy Goldsmith
Scott Finlay
John Welsh
Coolidge
Grange
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