Presbyterians Loyal to Historic Faith Dr Macartney Says
Dr C F E Macartney moderator of the General Assembly and pastor of Arch Street Philadelphia says the great body of Presbyterians is loyal to historic Christian faith. He arrives to discuss church unity at a Cincinnati mass meeting and dedicates the Church of the Covenant hall in Ohio.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
C. FE. Macartney
General Assembly
Arch Street Church
Philadelphia
Macartney
Cincinnati Presbyterians
Church of the Covenant
the Commercial Tribune
Ohio
Buckeye
Logan County
Radio Programs for Today Local Stations T
Radio listings for Cincinnati and nearby stations show sermonettes church services concerts and lessons plus silent night notices and multiple oxygenated program times across WSAI WLW and region stations including Central KFAR KFOA and WBZ Springfield with services and musical broadcasts plotted by meter bands and daily hours.
Central Stations Schedule for KFNF Shendoah IA
Central Stations KFNF Shendoah IA lists 266 meters with 10:45 AM Morning Gospel 8 PM Religious services 6:30 PM Regular services and 8:30 PM additional services. Characters may reflect station programming and time slots for the day.
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KFNF
Shenandoah
Concert Schedule For KYW Chicago Broadcast
Radio listing shows a 5 PM hour long concert followed by a 7 PM concert on the KYW Chicago schedule. Frequency refers to 535.4 meters and 11 services are listed for the day.
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KYW
Chicago
Worth Broadcast Schedule Hidden in Fragment
WBAP FT Worth lists events with 475.9 meters at 4 PM concert at aiaie Theater and 11 PM frolic in Mineral Wells, indicating a radio to theater and local entertainment slate.
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WBAP
Worth
Aiaie Theater
Radio schedule highlights for Chicago station
WBCN Chicago lists a morning sermon at 10 30 A M followed by a one hour classical concert at 4 P M and vesper services at 5 15 P M. An evening classical hour airs at 7 P M and a two hour Popular program closes the day at 8 P M.
Le ang er Paul Church Schedule
The listing shows service times for a church event with morning and evening services and a concert listing. It includes 10 AM services 4 10 PM vesper services 7 30 PM services and a 9 15 PM concert.
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le Ang
Er Paul
Oncert
Radio Station Schedules Across Cities Include Church and Classical Programs
A compilation lists broadcast details from several stations including WDAF Kansas City WHB and WGN Chicago. Entries show times for classical concerts church services sermons lectures organ and vocal recitals plus Bible classes and children's programming across cities such as Kansas City Chicago St Louis Des Moines Louisville and San Antonio.
Radio Listings for Davenport Jefferson City Chicago and Iowa City
Radio schedules show concerts religious services and programs across multiple stations. Entries list times and program blocks including orchestras vocal numbers children hour hymns and church services across WOC Davenport WOS Jefferson City WQJ Chicago WSUI Iowa City and WTAS Elgin Illinois.
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WSUI
Iowa City
Eastern Stations CKAC Montreal Band Concert at 8 30
Eastern Stations CKAC Montreal presents a band concert at 8 30 PM on 425 meters of airtime with music likely to showcase local ensembles in a scheduled radio segment.
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CKAC
Montreal
Pittsburgh church services and concert schedule
WCAE Pittsburgh lists a 461.3 meter station schedule for the day with 9 45 A M services 2 P M church services 3 P M piano recital 5 80 P M dinner concert and 6 20 P M orchestral program reflecting a community event lineup.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
Evening Music Schedule at WCAP Washington
At WCAP Washington the program lists a 6:20 PM orchestra concert followed by an 8:15 PM organ recital in the evening schedule.
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WCAP
Washington
WEAF New York Schedule of Music and Services
WEAF New York lists 1 PM services 2 45 PM services with chimes and music 8 16 PM organ recital in a transmitter schedule style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Wear-Cleveland 389.4 Meters Symphony and Twilight Concerts
A brief listing notes a 389.4 meter wear event at Cleveland featuring a 2 P.M. twilight concert and a 12 M.-Symphony concert at the venue.
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Wear
Cleveland
Evening church and organ recitals listed for two stations
WGR Buffalo and WGY Schenectady publish a schedule of church services, vesper services, and organ and orchestra recitals throughout the day with times including 2 PM vesper, 3 PM organ, 6:15 PM organ, and 10 AM to 7:45 PM services and performances.
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WGR
Buffalo
Servces
WHK Cleveland Schedule of Sunday Services and Musical
WHK Cleveland presents a Sunday schedule listing church services at 9 30 A M 3 30 P M and 6 30 P M followed by an 8 P M musicale event. Community listeners are alerted to multiple services and a musical program.
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Cleveland
Radio schedule highlights for WHN WIP and WJY
WHN New York lists a 361.2 meter schedule with a 2 PM special program and evening orchestras and a 3:30 PM dance club and revue. WIP Philadelphia shows morning services and an afternoon orchestra. WJY New York airs a 7:15 PM concert orchestra and a 9 PM reminiscence segment.
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WHN
New York
WIP
Philadelphia
Program Schedule for WJIZ NY Children's Hour to Vesper Services
WJIZ New York lists a daily schedule beginning at 8 A.M. with children's hour followed by 10 A.M church services, 1:30 P.M. Bible class, 3 P.M. vesper services, and a 6 P.M. orchestra musical program on the 454.3 meter band.
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WJIZ
New York
Radio and church schedule snippets from Philadelphia and beyond
A brief listing shows WNYC in New York airing an eight o clock two hour strand program while WOO in Philadelphia offers a 1 30 Sunday school and a 5 sacred organ concert plus a 6 30 evening service. WLIT in Philadelphia lists a 1 P M concert orchestra on 394 5 meters. WREO in Lansing notes multiple service times including 9 and 9 30 A M and 6 P M with other references to services.
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WNYC
New York
WOO
Philadelphia
Radio Station Listings for West Coast Cities
KFI Los Angeles schedules 467 meters with church services at 1 P M Vesper at 6 P M theater at 9 P M and special program at 11 P M KGO Oakland lists 1 Le and 65 30 P M orchestra 9 30 P M church services KGW Portland shows 485 1 meters church services at 12 30 P M municipal concert at 5 P M and dinner concert at 9 P M
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KFI
Los Angeles
Church Federation
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
Radio and Church Services Listings by City
Station schedules list KHJ Los Angeles KNX Hollywood KOA Denver and KPO San Francisco with sermon organ recital concerts church and non sectarian services and evening and afternoon programs across multiple times and meters for the day.
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KPO
San Francisco
Whitney Hurt In Polo Fall At Aiken
Harry Payne Whitney, noted New York sportsman, was injured in a polo match at Aiken South Carolina when his horse fell and threw him. He was knocked unconscious but physicians report his condition as not serious.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Aiken
S. C
New York
A Simple Comfortable Frock No 4 664
This pattern describes a printed crepe smock and batiste guimpe suitable with jersey or plaid suiting and wool crepe or silk. Cut in four sizes 4 6 8 10 years, with fabric yardage details for a six year size and pattern mail order for 100 cents.
Unity Masonic Lodge to Initiate Five Candidates Saturday
Unity Lodge of Masons Ludlow Kentucky plans third degree work for five candidates at 7 o’clock next Saturday night. The lodge, formed last November by merging two Ludlow lodges, boasts all officers as Past Masters with seven years’ Third Degree service. Membership exceeds 5600.
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Unity Masonic Lodge
Ludlow
Unity Lodge of Masons
Unity Lodge
Masonic Lodge
North America
The
Blue Lodge
Samuel Reed
Brothers Drown After Arm Lock Rescue Attempt
Raymond and Louis de La Foret, aged 10 and 12, drowned in Ten Mile Creek Toledo Ohio after Raymond’s tub overturned. Louis died attempting to save his younger brother, their bodies found two hours later with arms locked in a death grip.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Raymond
Louis de la Foret
Ten Mile Creek
Louis
Milestone Club Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary Dinner
The Milestone Club marked its eleventh founding anniversary with a dinner at the Cuvier Press Club. It doubled as a joint birthday celebration for Walter Rowe, Royal Milestone, and Charles Koch. Richard Smethet, newly elected Cuvier Press Club board member and Milestone Club member, thanked attendees for support.
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Milestone Club
Cuvier Press Club
Walter Rowe
Royal Milestone
Charles Koch
Richard Smethet
The
Berlin Ready For League Admission Demand
Paris dispatch says the German government is prepared to demand admission of the Reich into the League of Nations without reservations. The move could hasten negotiations on security issues already under discussion.
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Paris
Havas
League of Nations
Bennett couple welcome eighth-pound baby in Los Angeles
Enid Bennett the motion picture actress and her director husband Fred Niblo became parents to an eight pound baby yesterday afternoon in Los Angeles. Their three year old daughter Loris Bennett gained a sister.
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Los Angeles
Enid Bennett
Motion Prcbure
Fred Niblo
Loris Bennett
1925 Book of Fash IONS Spring and Summer Read
A request offers a 1925 spring and summer fashion book in exchange for 12 cents in silver or stamps. The ad targets readers seeking up-to-date style guidance from the period.
Loot home of valuables snatched from Newport residents
Frank Wriggleworth of 322 Thorn ton street Newport reported a burglary by a person with a duplicate key who took jewelry and clothing valued at 200 dollars. Augusta Binder of 605 Park avenue said a purse containing 3 dollars and a key was snatched at Sixth and Washington streets as the thief fled through an alley between Washington and Overton avenues.
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Frank Wriggleworth
Thornton Street
Newport
Augusta Binder
Park Avenue
Washington Streets
Washington
Overton Avenues
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Stock Exchange Report
Bank clearings for the day totaled 12 066 626 in Cincinnati with weekly totals at 81 686 196. Call and time loans to brokers ranged from 5 54 percent and 514 per cent to bond houses, while money remained in stronger demand. Stock Exchange trading showed 8 853 shares sold today and 16 006 for the week, with numerous listed issues including Eagle-Picher groups Procter Gamble and Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. in activity across bonds and equities.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Ldry
Mchy
Rolling Mill
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill Pf
Baldwin New Pref
City Ice
Gruen Watch Com
Eagle-Picher Com
Seinen
Formica Insulating
French Bros.-Bauer Com
Cincinnati Gas Transl
Ates
Cincinnati Street Railway
McLaren A
McLaren A. Cou
Gibson Art Com
Gibson Art
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Ian
Hatfield-Reliance
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Purd
Ridemn Adcictsiakebiciins
P Oil Sa
Silveshtacline Ann
Te I Ics
Rae Alse Cases Tbiahiden
Ca. Oeics En Sercinices
U. Es
Eek
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati A Ee Et Ae
Cincinnati G. & E
Ohio Traction
Newport Man Transported After River Road Crash Near Brent
NEWPORT Dennis Mullen Jr. 37 of 230 West Seventh street suffered cuts and bruises when his car left River road near Twelve Mile Bridge and failed to negotiate a curve. He was taken to Speers Hospital Dayton Kentucky then to Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. The crash occurred near where Theodore C Burck formerly owned a cafe in Ft Thomas and was killed months ago. Mullen once ran the White House cafe at Tenth street and Grand avenue which was padlocked by federal authorities.
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Dennis Mullen, Jr
West Seventh Street
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Twelve Mile Bridge
River Road
Brent
Mullen
Newport
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Theodore C
Tony’’) Burck
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Ft. Thomas
White House
Tenth Street
Grand Avenue
Thomas H. Jeffers Dies at Work in Cincinnati Store
Thomas H. Jeffers, 61, of Fifth Street and Washington Avenue, collapsed and died of heart failure yesterday at the Wallingford Coffee Company store, 115 East Court Street, Cincinnati where he was employed. A lifelong Newport resident and former City Council member, he is survived by his widow Ida B. Jeffers. Newport Lodge of Masons to conduct funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Thomas H. Jeffers
Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Wallingford Coffee Company
East Court Street
Cincinnati
Handley
Hamilton County
Jeffers
Newport
Ida B. Jeffers
Newport Lodge of Masons
Child Struck By Truck In Front Of Home
Robert Weber a five year old son of grocer H A Weber was seriously injured when a motor truck owned by Kleeman Furniture Company Cincinnati struck him in front of the family home at Eleventh and Patterson streets. Witnesses say he darted into the street. The boy was brought home for examination and found to have a broken right leg and bruises. The truck was driven by A Rob inson.
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Robert Weber
H. A. Weber
Eleventh
Patterson
Kleeman Furniture Company
Cincinnati
A. Robinson
Golden Link Club Meets at Mrs Hill's Home
Mrs A A Hill vice president hosted the Golden Link Club at a regular meeting at her Fifth and Columbia streets home yesterday. President Mrs Thomas Hughes presided over the business session with members including Mrs John Mason Mrs William Toppin Mrs David Heintz Mrs Philip Marsh and others. Mrs David Hughes will entertain in April.
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Golden Link Club
A. A. Hill
Fifth
Columbia Streets
Thomas Hughes
John Mason
William Toppin
David Heintz
Philip Marsh
David Hughes
Elizabeth Anderson
Anna Teichwoeller
Clara C. Gray
Annie Hughes
Young Wife Granted Divorce and Custody in Circuit Court
Mrs. Russia Lansaw aged 16 of 417 West Fifth Street received a divorce from Fred Lansaw 28 in Circuit Court. Judge Caldwell awarded custody of their seven month old son and ordered Lansaw to pay $10 weekly. She testified they wed September 10 1923 in Wolfe County Kentucky when she was 14 and suffered mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Lansaw
West Fifth Street
Fred Lansaw
Caldwell
Lansaw
Lanson
Wolfe County
Five Men Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Five men arraigned before Judge Moore for intoxication were fined $10 and costs each. They gave as names James Sullivan E Burden Martin Lang Douglas Rolis and Sidney Baker all from Cincinnati.
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Moore
Wer
James Sullivan
E. Burden
Martin Lang
Douglas Rolis
Sidney Baker
Cincinnati
Money to loan offered by Licking Valley Building Association No. 3
Money to loan available from Licking Valley Building Association No. 3 of Newport Kentucky. Interested parties may contact W G Parrott at Sixth and Terrace avenues Dayton Kentucky Frank Roll at 15 East Fourth Street Newport Kentucky or attorney Louis Reuscher in Newport Kentucky for details.
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Licking Valley Building Association
Newport
W. G. Parrott
Sixth and Terrace Avenues
Dayton
Frank Roll
East Fourth Street
Louis Reuscher
Red Cross calls for tornado relief contributions
Mrs Kinzer secretary of the Kenton County Red Cross reports national relief funds for the tornado zone. Local citizens may send checks to Red Cross headquarters 1047 Madison Ave. contributions also received by Emmet H Daugherty Ludlow Mrs R D Shinkle Latonia and Mrs T J Stephenson Erlanger Ky. Mayer O Donovan urged liberal giving.
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Kinzer
Kenton County
Red Cross
Madison Avenue
Washington
Emmet H. Daugherty
Ludlow
R. D. Shinkle
Latonia
Rosedale
T. J. Stephenson
Erlanger
Mayer O’donovan
Luxurious Bath Then Lease at 2 Garrard Ave Covington
Readable notes indicate a move to rent at 2 Garrard Avenue Covington after a luxurious bath, with no objections to fees mentioned. The item implies a straightforward rental action with no listed objections or changes.
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Bath
Feee
Garrard Ave
Covington
Spring reunion held for 1954 Scottish Rite degree candidates
The Scottish Rite Masons closed with a banquet at Masonic Temple honoring the class of fifty four candidates. Orie S. Ware served as toastmaster. Judge Samuel Adams was elected president with Scott I. Young as secretary and J. P. Butler as vice president. Ralph W. Trimble chaired the thirty second degree meeting. Members include Richard J. Anthony and many others across Kentucky and nearby states.
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Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Samuel Adams, Erlanger
Harry T. Manlove
Manilove
C. & O. Railroad
Scott I. Young
Ashland
J. P. Butler
Lexington
J. W. Walker
Irvine
Thomas W. Hardesty
Newport
Ralph W. Trimble
Richard J. Anthony
Clifford Brehmer
Harry L. Meisel
Albert J. Rebstein
Everett B. Estep
Clifford H. Womack
J. T. Lawson
Samuel Adams
Covington
John D. Brown
Allen G T. Dorton
Ft. Thomas
John Moore
Elmer C. Lamb
William W. Rose
Edward W. Weitkamp
Leslie E. Wharton
Dayton
Arthur W. Bowen
Joseph Fabe
Joseph J.kennedy
James J. Wooten
Bellevue
John A. Butler
Estill B. Hall
Oswald Mauser
Oswald Henry Mauser
William E. Roser
Edward Roser
Lexirngton
Rex Montgomery
Sidney T. Wyatt
Ludlow
James M. Davidson
Carl L. Prichard
Harold, Ky
Harry Z. Jones
Carl J. Mack
Newton P. Meinhart
George P. Girin
John L. Steele
Frank E. Walston
Scott I. Yon
George H. Zappin
James T. Alexander
Fleming, Ky
Ellis A. Barber
Louise
Oscar L. Bungenstock
Erlanger
Harry Gordon
Winchester
Harry W. Hensley, Jr
Belle Point
Bert M. Mills
Freeburn
Henry F. Patton
Prestonburg
Robley H. Rex
Hopkinsville
Tuell Ek. Rogers
Virgie
Belge Turner
Weeksbury
John’ W. Walker
George W. Wyatt
Diablock
Walter R. Havens
Edgarton
W. Va
Injunction Grants Morton Sign Company Against Covington
Judge Harbeson granted a temporary injunction blocking Covington from stopping a Wallace and Madison sign board project. City officials had earlier passed a resolution to halt the sign. Two company employees were fined $25 and costs after refusing to stop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Sign Company
Covington
Harbeson
Wallace and
Madison Avenues
Brown
Blackmailed attorney charged in Pike Street press conference
H. E. Solinger aged 28 at 233 Pike street was arrested on a blackmail warrant sworn by attorney B Graziani. Bond set at 2500 pending arraignment tomorrow. Graziani says Solinger used a revolver to force a 1000 check on March 20 after lending 250 to Graziani. Solinger denies threats or weapon use. John T. Murphy represents Solinger.
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Presser
H.E. Solinger
Pike Street
Curtain and Haines
Graziani
Solinger
John T. Murphy
Poultry Breeders Elect Northern Kentucky Officers
Members of the Northern Kentucky Breeders Association met yesterday at the Industrial Club and elected officers Harry Koop Covington president Henry Fedders Crescent Springs vice president Clarence Rice Covington secretary John W Best Ft Mitchell treasurer Directors are John Amon Ludlow Bertram Marshall Ft Mitchell and Charles Tombragel Sandfordtown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Breeders’ Association
Industrial Club
Harry Koop
Covington
Henry Fedders
Crescent Springs
Clarence Rice
John W. Best
Ft. Mitchel
John Amon
Ludlow
Bertram Marshall
Ft. Mitchell
Charles Tombragel
Sandfordtown
Rogers Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination in Sixty third District
Ray R. Rogers, attorney of 421 East Southern avenue, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative from the Sixty third District. He opposes bridge tolls, favors a coal production tax, supports good roads, and backs a public vote on a city manager form of government. Rogers served in the Marine Band during the war and later studied law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Ray R. Rogers
East Southern Avenue
Marine Band
Acquittal in Kenton Circuit Court on house breaking charge
Albert Northcutt was acquitted in Judge Applegate's court of house breaking and larceny. He was arrested last October at the Liberty Cherry and Fruit Company plant on Second Street and Madison Avenue after a claim his wife abused him and forced him to leave home in December 1928. Andrew Taylor seeks divorce from Ida Taylor, married November 9, 1909. Eileen Watkins seeks declaration of her father Willis Watkins as legally dead. he disappeared February 12, 1912. S. Annie Yates sues Frederick Willis for 1280 dollars for breach of contract and seeks Riverside Drive property possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Albert Northcutt
Applegate
Northcutt
Liberty Cherry and Fruit Company
Second Street
Madison Avenue
Andrew Taylor
Ida Taylor
Twelfth Street
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Eileen Watkins
Bettie Glenn
Willis Watkins
Watkins
S. Annie Yates
Frederick Willis
Riverside Drive
Coolidge Guest of Writers at White House Dinner
President Coolidge attended the White House Correspondents Association annual dinner at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. Attendees included Attorney General Sargent Postmaster General New Everett Sanders Senators Watson Stanfield Speaker Longworth Representative Bloom and John Hays Hammond. Coolidge gave a brief toast noted as not intended for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
White House
Covington Deaths Reported by Health Officer
Dr. James P. Riffe records eleven deaths in Covington over a week. Names include Catherine Scharfe 82 Caroline Ebhert 70 Michael J. Walsh 65 Mary Spreckelmeyer 69 George E. Carroll 58 Mary Murphy 50 Henry ape 48 Mildred Barnhorst 9 months infant Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James P. Riffe
Catherine Scharfe
James Boggs
Caroline Ebhert
Michael J. Walsh
Mary Spreckelmeyer
George E. Carroll
Mary Murphy
Henry Ape
Mildred Barnhorst
Adams
Local Names in Addison and Elliston Areas
Fragmentary OCR lists residents including Leonard Baker Addison Ohio Henrietta Addison Ohio Andrew Cincinnati Mary Cincinnati Charles Beckett Junction City Kentucky Pina Elliston Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Baker
Addison
O. Henrietta Eee
O. Andrew
Cincinnati
Mary A
Charles Beckett
Saind
Junction City
Elliston
Two Art Exhibitions Distinct in Time and Tone in New York
A reviewer compares a Union League Club display of 18th and 19th century French masters with a modern Independent Artists show at the Waldorf Astoria Roof Garden. The former features serene canvases by Corot Bretons and Diaz de la Pena, while the latter gathers over two thousand works, including Bellows and Prendergast, in a wild, innovating, no jury venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Junion’ League Club
Union League
Art Gallery
Lincoln
Rembrandt
Corot
Harpignies
Vigee Lebrun
Daewubigny
Jules Breton
Fontainbleau
Diaz de la Pena
Waldorf Astoria
George Bellows
Maurice Prendergast
Union League Club
Lily decorations and observed varieties in a dining room setting
The writer notes extensive use of lilies for table and room decor this year. Spotted pink Japanese lilies and calla lilies appear popular, with calla lilies described as odd and unfashionable by the narrator. Yellow calla lilies and large trumpet shaped red lilies are also observed as novel and striking.
Fur neck cuffs and gunmetal shoes update spring wear
The article describes fur neck bands in mink fox or chinchilla with a single flower, wired to stay in place, plus new spring hats. It notes fur around coat hems makes the neck cuffs useful on cool days. It mentions gunmetal feather shoes that resist dust and pair with many outfits.
Price Hill Daughters of Isabella Initiation and Banquet Today
The Price Hill Circle Daughters of Isabella No. 236 plans a formal initiation today followed by banquet. Speakers include Rev Urban Wehr Karl Cadwell Grand Knight Knights of Columbus Miss Rosalia Condron State Deputy Mrs Albert F Rassenfoss National Board member Miss Frances Lubrecht National Outer Guard and Mrs Michael C Fay Regent. The glee club is featured by Miss Jeanette Brannigan with guests Miss Roxey Beard and Mrs John Parker. Hostesses were Mrs Carrol Bowen and Mrs H H Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Price Hill Circle
Urban Wehr
Karl Cadwell
Price Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Rosalia Condron
Albert F. Rassenfoss
National Board of Directors
Frances Lubrecht
National Outer Guard
Michael C. Fay
Jeanette Brannigan
Glee Club
Mrs Waters to Speak on English Gardens at Lecture Club
The Lecture Club will hear Mrs Silas B Waters speak on English Gardens. The meeting is on Tuesday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs W C Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas B. Waters
W. C. Harris
Daughters of Veterans Meeting Tomorrow Evening
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Tent No. 14 of the Daughters of Veterans will meet in Memorial Hall at Elm and Grant streets tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Elm and
Grant Streets
Upton Study Club Plans March Meeting at Legion Clubhouse
The Upton Study Club will hold its regular meeting on March 28 at 2 p.m. in the American Legion Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Study Club
American Legion
Lip-reading classes and events at the League for the Hard of Hearing
The schedule lists lip-reading classes led by Miss Mithoefer at Woodrow High School from 7 to 9 p.m. March 23 and again later, plus a March 24 slide show by Dr. H W Felter of the Cincinnati Wild Flower Society at 8 p.m. The week also includes Mrs. William Hoy’s class on March 25, a Sewing Circle meeting March 26, and a lip-reading practice class March 27 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
William Guckenberger
Mithoefer
Woodward High School
League
Price Hill History Club Holds St Patrick's Tea
The Price Hill History Club held a St Patrick's tea at Mrs. Elmer Armstrong's residence. Members Mrs. Weidinger Stuntz and Armstrong sang Irish songs with Mrs. L Cook joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
St Rita Garden Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The St Rita Garden Club will hold its next meeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Club case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rita Garden Club
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Club
Arg Club meeting change at Mrs Montgomery home
The Argus Club of Price Hill will meet Thursday afternoon at 717 Purcell Avenue the change from the Whitaker sisters venue. Mrs R H Krone will be the principal speaker for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arg Club
Argus Club
Price Hill
T. J. Montgomery
Purcell Avenue
Margaret
Naomi Whitaker
R. H. Krone
Westwood Woman's Club literature meet review titled The Old Sams
The department of literature of the Westwood Woman's Club will meet at the branch library Tuesday at 10 o clock. Miss Mariam Krom will review The Old Sams by Hugh Walpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Woman’s Club
Mariam Krom
Hugh Walapole
Covington Club Elects New Officers At January Meeting
At the monthly Covington Business Woman's Club gathering on Monday the annual officer slate was voted in. Miss Ann Beach was chosen President, Miss Ida Davies Vice President, Miss Linnie Brady Recording Secretary, Miss Alice Fellows Corresponding Secretary, Miss Agnes Treasurer, and Dr. Edith Y. Barnes named editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Business Woman’s Club
Ann Beach
Ida Davies
Linnie Brady
Alice Fellows
Agnes
Edith Y. Barnes
Nurses Association Meeting Set at Children’s Hospital
State Association of Graduate Nurses District No 8 to hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Children's Hospital on North Main Street Mt Auburn Miss Gladys Sellew pediatric nursing instructor at Cincinnati General Hospital will speak on The Normal Child Miss Elizabeth Pierce Superintendent of Children's Hospital will discuss a paper at the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Graduate Nurses
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Children’s Hospital
North Main Street
Mt. Auburn
Gladys Sellew
Cincinnati General Hospital
Elizabeth Pierce
Norwood Women Plan April Card Parties and Clubhouse Progress
At the Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs March meeting Mrs Elmer Allee announced two card parties will be held April 30 at the Norwood Masonic Temple. President Mrs William Fridman said the Ashland Avenue clubhouse will be ready by September 1 and a fundraising bakery sale will aid furnishing costs at Piggly Wiggly Main and Sherman. Members including Mrs Norma Stuebing and Miss Laura Dicker took part in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elmer Allee
Norwood Masonic Temple
William Fridman
Federation
Ashland Avenue
Piggly Wregly
Main and
Sherman Avenues
Norwood Woman’s Club
Norma Stuebing
Laura Dicker
Daughters of Isabella Cincinnati Circle Plans Meeting and Social
Officers meet at 7 tomorrow evening in the American Legion auditorium. All members may attend at 7:30 for convention planning. A social at 8, led by Miss Tillie Hug, follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Cincinnati
American Legion Auditorium
Tillie Hug
Woman's City Club schedule of meetings and lectures
The Woman's City Club calendar lists a series of meetings and programs including Friendship Garden Circle on Monday morning, public hearing on the gas situation at City Hall Tuesday at 2 30, Beginners parliamentary practice at 2 30, Building Committee Wednesday at 9 30 and 10 30 rummage sale and 11 Ways and Means, Thursday Public Welfare and eighth grade parliamentary practice at 3 30, Civic and Vocational League, Friday Board of Directors 10 30 and Civic luncheon 12 30 with speakers Mr Charles C Rose on Franchises and Prof Herbert Miller on Probation.
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Woman’s City Club
Friendship Garden Circle
City Hall
Civic and Vocational League
Board of Directors
Civic
Charles C. Rose
Herbert Miller
Y W C A Calendar Highlights
Y W C A announces a schedule of activities including a talk on Food and Health, Health and recreation, Graded Sunday School Union, A B C Club, Industrial club, supper, Joint Industrial Committee, and an 8 p.m. basketball game this week with times listed for each event.
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Rence
Industrial Club
Joint Industrial Committee
Miss Marie Houston to present musical program at Catholic Women’s clubhouse
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association announces a Sunday March 22 program of songs piano and violin by Miss Marie Houston assisted by Miss Margaret Rolfes and Miss Voss at the association’s clubhouse. The spring rummage sale is planned for April 14 15 and 16 with donation drop the day before.
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Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Marie Houston
Margaret Rolfes
Or Voss
Catholic Women’s Association
P.m
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So This Is MarriAge at the Liberty Theater
The Liberty opens a three day run featuring So This Is MarriAge with Lew Cody Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel. Alberta Vaughn Pace makers comedy and a news reel join the attractions. Wolgast and Girlie present Tip-Top Tones of Comedy in a four day vaudeville engagement with Liberty Ragamuffins performing Greenwich Witch and Lady of the Nile.
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Liberty
Lew Cody
Eleanor Boardman
Conrad Nagel
Alberta Vaughn
Wolgast
Girlie
Liberty Ragamuffins
Greenwich Witch
Institute Opens Today By Kentucky Baptist Youth Association
The Kentucky Baptist Young People's Association begins its tenth annual training institute this afternoon at Madison Avenue Baptist Church. W. T. Perry, president, and Lyman P. Hailey, state secretary, lead in charge. Weekday sessions run 6 to 9 with special music each evening.
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Kentucky Baptist Young People’s Association
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
W. T. Perry
Lyman P
Hailey
Louisville
Walsh Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Michael J. Walsh aged 65 who died at his home 1326 Reenup Street will be held tomorrow at 9 at St Mary's Cathedral. Burial follows at St Mary's Cemetery. He worked many years in Covington Public Works. Survived by widow Mary and two sons Jerry and William.
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