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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1925

Page

10

Suburban Society Socials and Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs George Vail traveled to Franklin and spent the week There were St Patrick s night dances hosted by Misses Ella and Irene Bargen Guests included Till Stegman Emma May Sturm the Voy Bargen group and Reading Norwood residents Mrs Janet Ruffner of Wayne avenue visited Chicago son Charles Apking and family Miss Mary McGehey hosted a Wednesday evening gathering with dancing games and a green themed lunch Guests included Mrs Sara Bryant Trolla Klopfstein Frances Dye Lucille Rice Isebelle Stump Mary Gibbons Van Fleet Mary Kirschenbaum Monroe and Mrs Hazel Cahill Mr and Mrs Ad R Roll visited Clifford Brown en route to Philadelphia

George Vail Franklin Ella Irene St. Patrick's Helen Lillian Hilda Bargen Till Stegman Emma May Sturm Norwood Herbert Lester Voy Bargen Ernest Feiertng Alex Hay Reading William Ricking Irvin Wagner Harry Kashutsky Janet Ruffner Wayne Avenue Chicago Charles Apking Mary McGehey Sara Bryant Trolla Klopfstein Frances Dye Lucille Rice Isebelle Stump Mary Gibbons van Fleet Mary Kirschenbaum Ith Monroe Hazel Cahill Ad R. Roll Clifford Brown Philadelphia

Local Residents Return From Trips and Socials

Mrs. Andrew Stacey returns from Boston while Mrs. Pearl Pfaff Evans comes home from Akron and Canton. Mr. Addison Taylor and Mrs. Taylor arrive after a visit to the est studios. John Smith and W H Forsinger return from Florida with family. Pauline Raymond hosts an Evening Bridge Club gathering. Theodora Cheeseman, Lois Ritchie, Betty Miller and Betty James attend a Sweet Briar fundraiser at the Hotel Arms.

Andrew Stacey Burns Avenue Boston Pearl Pfaff Evans Wilmuth Avenue Akron Canton Andrs Alfred Wilson Village Addison Taylor Wyoming Avenue Estudios Clarence Pendery John Smith W H. Forsinger Stearns Avenue Florida Pauline Raymond Worthington Avenue Theodora Cheeseman Lois Ritchie Betty Miller Betty James Sweet Briar Hotel Arms Sweet Briar College Building Fund Baxter Webb Herbert Ritchie

Social gathering lines the Wilmuth precinct in Wyoming Avenue

A Wednesday tea at Burns avenue drew intimate friends including Mrs H J Blackwell Miss Chadwick and James Taylor's guests. Guests at 216 Wilmuth avenue spanned five generations in death and kin while local households hosted luncheons bridge and a high school dance reflecting a tight community social calendar.

Burns Avenue Sirs James Taylor Chadwick Shelbyville Ind Mesdames Earl Winnedge Clarkson Taylor Walter Cordes Edward Dickson Hamilton Wilson John P. Childe Baxter Webb Isabelle Ackerson H. J. Blackwell Wyoming Avenue Toronto Canada O. A. Bigler Wilmoth Florida Mary Abbey Sarah Abbey Pfaff Earl Pfaff Eyans Mary Evans McFarland Nancy McFarland Wilmuth Avenue Wyoming Alan Overton Antworth Avenue Fred Townly Miss Chadwick Fred Brown Earl Winnedge Taylor Oscar Reifschneider Grove Avenue

Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Fitzpatrick at home

Friends gathered for a belated birthday celebration for Mrs. P. B. Fitzpatrick hosted by her husband. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Darnell and many others from the local community.

Radio Programs for Today Listings by Station

Radio schedules list WLW Cincinnati WSAI Chicago WBCN Zion WCCO Minneapolis Saint Paul WDAF Kansas City with time slots for Sunday School sermons church services concerts vesper hours and classical programs across the stations.

WDAF Kansas City

Silent Tonight Across Major Broadcast Lines

A concise listing of radio and television stations by network and region, noting Central and Far West outlets. Multiple call signs include KFKA KOB KSD WAAW WCAY WGAZ WGST WHA WTAY Eastern CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WLIT WFBI WHAZ WHK WNYC WOR WRC WTAM Far West KFAE KFOA KJR KLX.

Central KFKA KOB KSD WAAW WCAY WGAZ WGST WHA WTAY Eastern CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WLIT WFBI WHAZ WHK WNYC WOR WRC WTAM Far West KFAE KFOA KJR KLX

Local Church Schedule for Sunday Services

KFNF Shenandoah Iowa lists 266 meters as a humorous placeholder while detailing morning worship at 10 45 A M evening gospel team at 8 P M and regular services at 6 30 P M for the day.

KFNF Shenandoaah WGY Schenectady KOA Denver

Twilight and sacred music programs across stations

Radio schedule lists events at WEBH WEMC WEW WFAA WGN WHAS WHB KANSAS CITY WJJID Mooseheart including twilight musical hour lectures sermons choir and organ recitals with times ranging from 5 P.M. to 11 A.M. across stations in Chicago St Louis Dallas Louisville and Mooseheart detailing meters and program types.

Church services and dances listed for Hot Springs and Chicago

A radio schedule lists KTHS Hot Springs at 374.8 meters with 11 AM church services and a 10 PM dance frolic. KYW Chicago at 535.4 meters schedules 11 AM church services and two concerts at 5 PM and 7 PM.

KYW Chicago

WBAP Fort Worth Concert and Frolic at Mineral Wells

Radio listing shows a 4 PM concert in Fort Worth followed by an 11 PM frolic in Mineral Wells. Broadcast details indicate events hosted by WBAP with local timing and venue notes.

WBAP FT. Worth

Bride-elect Nellie PeeneHonors Harlanhauser Glendale Shower

Miss Nellie Peene, bride-elect of Mr Har lanhauser of Glendale, was honored at a miscellaneous shower attended by Misses Marie Darnell Virginia Nembach Mary E Fitzpatrick and guests Humphrey Mr and Mrs G Membach Mr and Mrs R Gosling Mr and Mrs J Stolz Mr rand C Conneighton Messrs G Keiser Conrad H Whistle and Mr Bank marking the forthcoming marriage.

Humphrey G. Membach And R. Gosling

Local nuptials and social notices from suburb scene

Miss Myrtle Rempler and Joseph Sorn of Mt. Healthy wed Saturday evening in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. J. H. Dutton with assistance from Rev. E. F. Wiemer. Mrs. H. Clausing and Ms. W. P. Roll host club events. Mrs. G. Leninger hosts card chat. Mr. and Mrs. W. Zitt celebrate with a surprise birthday reception.

Myrtle Rempler Joseph Sorn Mt. Healthy J. H. Dutton E. F. Wiemer H. Clausing Five Hundred Club W. P. Roll Crystal Five Hundred Club G. Leninger W. Zitt

Teachers Visit Other Schools In Local Area

Mrs J Frazier Lemon returns home from Bellefontaine Ohio after a few days with kinfolk. Mrs Jones Mrs E A Thomas Mrs Grabe B Lemon Mrs John C Rhodes nee Marjorie Dumenil Miss Jackson and Miss Margaret Thomas, teachers here, spent Friday visiting other schools. Mrs Krell Spiers of Hyde Park Ohio teeg R G Burdsal and Mrs Belle L Armstrong visited Wednesday Mr Burdsal recuperating from a fall at Bethesda Hospital.

J. Frazier Lemon Bellefontaine Jones E. A. Thomas Grabe B. Lemon John C. Rhodes Marjorie Dumenil Miss Jackson Margaret Thomas Krell Spiers Hyde Park Teeg R. G. Burdsal Belle. L. Armstrong Burdsal Bethesda Hospital

Birthday anniversaries celebrated at five hundred party

Mrs. Walter Hogan hosted a five hundred party Tuesday night with guests including William Shields W Woods and other high school staff. New Mothers' Club officers chosen are Mrs. M B Cooper President Mrs Ernest Lloyd Vice President Mrs William Wund Secretary and Mrs B L Fern Treasurer.

Walter Hogan William Shields Woods Worley Wayne Rusher George Griswold Francis McNutt Jack Jackson Mothers’ Club M. B. Cooper Ernest Lloyd William Wund B. L. Fern Clark West Virginia W. P. Clade James Wiggins Walnut Hills Walter Dan Martha Mayfield Indianapolis Vincennes Ind

Surprise shower hosted for Miss Ethel Snell at home

A Friday evening surprise shower for bride to be Miss Ethel Snell featured many guests including Mrs. H. D. Shawhan, Mrs. B. B. Thomas, and Miss Mildred Stevens among others. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomssen and Westwood guests.

Ethel Snell H. D.shawhan B. B. Thomas Mildred Stevens P. W. Applegate Lawrence Brown Grace Bovard Mabel Holcraft Meta Nordman Gladys Cutter Norma Ogden Mary Phillips A. Shoemaker H. C. Schooley Edward Switzer Roy Snell S. H. Kelsey Davilius Edna Shoemaker Elva Sarah Susan Snell Wagner S. Snell Messers William Keeler Raymond Black Stephania Karcher Edward Seidenfaden William Waltersoe Snell Archie Hayes Clifford Nell J. M. Thomssen Lee Althaus Francis Althaus Cora Neider May Getzendanner Westwood Lawrence Shawhan Lebanon G. J. Staline Clara Hitzing Hyde Park Loveland Lovéland Woman’s Club H. H. Dunn I. L. Huddle Robert King J. Reid H. S. Stevenson J. Brown Fischer Wen’s Clubs Hamilton Federation of Women’s Clubs J. R. Nett Chillicothe Sarah Martin Lida Torrie Columbus W. F. Kibbey Roberts Wilmington Hartley Dunn

Sermon and Evening Lectures at Des Moines Event

Des Moines schedule lists 526 meters of distance. 11 A M sermon. 5 P M lectures. 7 P M orchestra performance featuring local talents.

Des Moines

Chicago and San Antonio Radio Schedule Fragments

Radio listings show WL Chicago 3448.8 meters with 6 30 P M organ recital and 7 P M church services. WOAI San Antonio 394 5 meters lists 11 A M services and 9 30 P M opera.

WOAI San Antonio

Chapel Schedule List

A church timetable lists services at 9 AM Morning Chapel 1 30 PM Matinee 6 PM Bible study and 9 PM Musical chapel services with multiple daily gatherings.

Religious and musical programs broadcast across several cities

Radio schedule listings show concerts services sermons and musical numbers across Davenport Jefferson City Chicago Iowa City and Elgin with times from afternoon to evening and multiple orchestral and vocal performances noted for each station.

Eastern Stations Radio Schedules and Concerts List

A compiled list of radio station call signs, frequencies, and daily programs across cities. Includes church services concerts organ recitals piano and dinner concerts and musical programs at stations such as KDKA WBBR WBZ WCAP WEAF WEAR and WEAR in various time slots and meters.

Broadcast Church Service Schedule Across Stations

A compiled list shows daily church services and musical programs by radio stations from WGR Buffalo to KFI Los Angeles. Entries include times for vesper services, organ recitals, choir and orchestra performances, and Sunday school notes across multiple cities and networks.

KFI Los Angeles Church Federation

Twelfth International Flower Show Delights New York

The Twelfth International Flower Show at Grand Central Palace drew large crowds with variegated exhibits including niche garden scenes, a Venetian backdrop, and lush rose displays. Prizes exceeding $25,000 celebrated garden and bulb displays, while fashion and theater notes complemented the visiting scene as Bangkoks gain popularity.

New York Grand Central Palace Lexington Avenue Mezannine United States Harold I. Pratt Garden Club of America Holland Bulb New York Society of Frnend Applied Arts

St Xavier Newspaper Under Board Control

The Xaverian News at St. Xavier College will be run by a senior board for 1925 26 with Earl Winter as chair and managing editor. The staff includes W Kesley Downing and a group of students from Ohio and Kentucky, with Rev. Daniel M. O Connell S J as faculty consultant.

Xaverian News St. Xavier College Earl Winter Hamilton Kesley Downing Duncan Avenue Business Mana Murray Paddock Harry J. Fath Fred C. Lamping Joseph E. Manley James Quill Edward J. Mcsee Carl R. Steinbicker William McQuaide Cincinnati Daniel M. O’connell

Up-to-Date Spring and Summer 1925 Fashion Book Offer

A fragmentary radio and theater listing advertises 1925 spring and summer fashion publications and evening programs on KGO Oakland. Times include 9 P.M theater, 11 P.M special, 5 80 P.M orchestra, and 8 30 P.M orchestra with musical recitals and church services noted in unclear text.

KGO Oakland

St Xavier College to Stage The Passion Play at Emery Auditorium

John C. Thompson will portray Christ in the St Xavier College production of The Passion directed by J. Herman Thuman with Gregor B. Moorman as the evangelist. The nine episodes include Palm Sunday entry to Calvary and the Easter morning tomb. Seat reservations start tomorrow at Willis Music Store.

Emery Auditorium John C. Thompson J. Herman Thuman Christ the Evangelist Gregor B. Moorman Evangelist Mr. Thuman John Rettig J. Alfred Schehl St. Lawrence Church Rettig St. Xavier Jerusalem the Magdalene Simon Gethsemane Pilate Via Dolorosa Calvary Willis Music Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lockland ST. Bernard P. B. Fitzpatrick G. L. Darnell B. Darnell J. T. Darnell Frank Doyle Covington H. Byland W. Hawkins J. J. Shannon Price Hil J. Brune WLW WSAI WBCN Zion III WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul WEBH WEMC Berrien Springs WEW ST. Louis WFAA Dallas Tex WGN Reading Comics Drake Ensemble WHAS Louisville WJJID Mooseheart Ill Bride Ombre Leghorn Coats London Drurylaine Georgette and Lace Elmwood Newtown Milford Marinello U. S National School of Cosmeticians E. 6Th Street Woaw—Omahbha WOC Davenport WOS Jefferson City WQJ Rainbow Orchestra WSUI Iowa City WTAS Elgin KDKA Pittsburgh CKAC Montreal WBBR Staten Island WBZ Springfield Mass WCA WCAP Washington WEAF Wear Cleveland WGR Buffalo WHR WHN Inn WIP Orea Wiy WIZ WT Ae York WOO WREO Lansing Mich Detroit Episcopal Services FAR West Stations Peter E Eust Piersch Tarrytown N. Y Calvin Coolidge Theater Guild Ibsen The New Republic Hedwig Bangkok Fifth Avenue ST. Xavier Newspaper Commercial Tribune Nami KGW Portland KNX Hollywood KPO San Francisco Travel Service Everybod First National Bank Travel Department Fourth and Walnut Sts Cincinnati, Ohio Main St. X. College Race Race St Madison Ave Covington, Ky Japp Curly Bobs Inecto Rapid Marcel Nestle Japp’s
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