Perfect Proposal of Love in a Park Night Romantic
Madge Burton, a twenty year old telephone operator, falls for Emerson Tyndal, a rich bachelor and firm president. They share a park dinner and carriage ride where quiet passion grows as they confess their love. Emerson asks Madge to marry this spring, promising happiness and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Burton
Madge
Jack Hampton
Ted Duncan
Emerson
Tyndal
Rich
Emerson Tyndal
Nichavo
Giddap
Sally
A Confession of Fatigue and Hidden Motives
A wife and her relatives navigate fatigue and suspicion as Lillian hides weariness while insisting she is well. The narrator and Mother Graham debate Steve's identity, with efforts to prove or disprove an impostor and to avoid disturbing Lillian further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Mother Graham
Steve
Dicky
Cork
Ser., Inc
S S S builds red blood cells to fight eczema on skin
The ad claims eczema is caused by blood impurities and can be cured by increasing red blood cells with the vegetable tonic S S S, which allegedly builds millions of red blood cells since 1826 and cleanses the blood, improving skin, flesh, and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
S.S.S
Wyoming youth honored for services to school
Charles Ault son of G Clifford Ault 121 Elm Ave Wyoming senior at Sheffield Scientific School Yale has won the Chester Plimpton memorial prize of 5 in gold and a bronze medal for scholarship character and service He previously chaired the 1925 Class Day Committee Sheffield School Student Council and was secretary of the Y M C A He belongs to Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ault
G. Clifford Ault
Elm Avenue
Wyoming
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Chester
Plimpton
Yale
Ault
Sheffield
Y. M. CA
Tau Bota Pi
Toonerville Trolley and Evening Programs On Air
Radio listings describe Fontaine Fox cartoon feature and varied music segments across stations WJY New York WCAE Pittsburgh WEAF Opera and talks including child welfare and Field and Stream with ensembles and orchestras scheduled from 5:30 PM to 9 PM through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJY
New York
Child Welfare Committee
Wife Thrown From Third Floor Window at Home
Mrs. Elsie Westerfield 35 suffered serious injuries after being thrown from a third floor window of their home at 1633 Western Avenue. Doctors at St Marys Hospital report arm fracture spinal injuries and possible internal injuries. Husband William Westerfield 34, a toolmaker, was arrested and sent to Probate Court for arraignment before Judge Lueders amid reports of his long standing mental ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Westerfield
Western Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Westerfield
Lueders
Vocational Bureau Opens Special Offices for Summer Work
The Vocational Bureau of the Board of Education will open special offices at Woodward High School from June 15 to July 3 to help students plan summer work. Youths ages 14 and 15 may work with restricted jobs while 16 and older receive certificates at the Denton Building after health exams by two doctors and a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Bureau of the
Board of Education
Woodward High School
Denton
Denten
Radio Program Schedule for Cincinnati Stations
WLW Cincinnati lists 7 P.M. dinner concert and 8 P.M. concert program with a male quartet at 8:30 and 9 P.M. entertainers. WSAI Cincinnati schedules chime concert at 6:45 P.M. and 8 P.M. New York WEAF program with 9 P.M. studio show. DKRC Cincinnati offers 10 P.M. classical and popular program and 11 P.M. fun and frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAI
New York
WEAF
DKRC
Evening Radio Highlights and Opera Broadcasts
Today’s schedule lists 8 P.M. operas on WGBS and WGY Schenectady with a 8:45 P.M. showing of Anthony Wone in Taming of the Shrew on WLS Chicago. Additional broadcasts include WEAF New York airing Samson and Delilah with multiple affiliates, and 10 P.M. Bohemian program on WOAW Omaha. Regina Scout Band is also noted on CNRR Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Opera
WGY
Schenectady
WLS
Chicago
Anthony Wone
WEAF
Samson
Delilah
WCAE
WEEI
WWJ
Woc
WOAW
Evening Broadcast Schedule at WCAU and WEAR
Radio listing shows WCAU Philadelphia with a 278 meter band schedule including 6:30 P.M. Recital talks and 9:30 P.M. Orchestra. WEAR Cleveland lists 389.4 meter band programming from WEAF starting 7 P.M. and a 10 P.M. Memorial recital lasting one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia
Trice
Cleveland
WEAF
Silent Tonight Matchups List Across Multiple Stations
A compact header lists radio stations including Central-KOB KFNF WCAL WCBD and others such as WGAZ WGST WHA WSUI WOL Eastern-CNAM PWX WAHG WBAY WBBR WCAP IAZ WLIT M A K WOR WTAM and WOO for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KOB
KFNF
WCAL
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WSUI
WOL
CNAM
PWX
WAHG
WBAY
WBBR
WCAP
IAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WTAM
WOO
Central Stations Radio Schedule Chicago Night Program
WLS Chicago listed events from 6:30 p.m. to midnight including organ contralto, lullaby time, theater, plays, minstrel revue and musical groups. WMAQ Chicago offers Red Cross talk, musical programs, organ and orchestra performances, literary and child welfare talks and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
WLS Theater
WMAQ
Red Cross
Radio Schedule Highlights For WEAF And WIZ New York
WEAF and WIZ in New York outline evening programs with music and talks. WEAF lists dinner music at 5, art talk, opera, an orchestra at 10:30, plus a 7:10 entertainment segment. WIZ features baseball scores, talk on terriers, orchestra, Wall Street Journal, sea songs, travelogue, and a vocal/barytone performance ending at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial
Eveready Hour
WIZ
New York
Wall Street Journal
Barytone
Evening radio schedule listed for KYW Chicago
The 535.4 meter band schedule shows a lineup from 6:35 P.M. bedtime stories to a 10 P.M. Evening at Home program with a dinner concert later and farm speeches. The sequence lasts about two and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Radio Schedule Brief from WNYC New York
Program outline lists 526 meters at 6 15 P M with police alarms then sport analysis 6 35 P M vocal and instrumental 7 46 P M talks and varied program for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Compromise Offered on Inspectors Pay in City
George Hauser directed to draft an ordinance for a compromise salary scale to avert a strike by city plumbing inspectors. The plan sets chief inspector pay at 3300 and six deputies at 2250, effective July 1, after union urged raises to 3600 and 2800 respectively. Tudor said the ordinance will go to the Board of Control before City Council review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hauser
Charles E. Tudor
Tudor
Jere Doud
Plumbers’ Union
Board of Control
Radio Station Schedules Echo Chicago Music Blocks
A fragmented list shows multiple Chicago stations with 7 P M to 1 A M schedules including concert hours orchestral vocal and instrumental programs. Entries mention WEBH WENR WBCN WMBB WQJ and WRAS with varied meters and a mix of dance theater and sports bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
WQJ
Window climber charged with burglary in Park Avenue case
Joseph Montaiven, 24, of 2103 Park Avenue, charged by Detectives Brink and Hanrahan after being identified as the man who climbed into a home on Morris Street at 910 before being frightened away. Alexander woke to a noise, pursued, and the intruder vanished near Montaiven’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Montaiven
Park Avenue
Brink and
Hanrahan
Paul Alexander
Morris Street
Montalven
Alexander
Up-to-Date Spring and 1925 Book of Fashions Offer
A request for 12 cents in silver or stamps to obtain the Up-to-Date Spring and 1925 Book of Fashions. The ad invites readers to send payment to receive a period fashion guide.
Eastern Stations Radio Schedule Glimpsed
A fragmented radio listings page shows various stations including WGBS New York and WGY Schenectady with programs like orchestra, opera, travelogue, dinner programs, and broadcasts reading as late as 9 PM. Other lines mention Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Philadelphia programs such as baseball talk and children’s hour with mixed times and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
One Look at Tom Mix Costs George $7
A close up of cowboy star Tom Mix in the Linton lobby yesterday afternoon cost George F. Kirkwood seven dollars including tax. Kirkwood reported to police that his pocketbook vanished from his pocket as he moved into the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom MIX
George
Linton
George F. Kirkwood
McMillan Street
Laredo Avenue
Kirkwood
Tom
Mexican identification links veteran to Texas relatives
Arthur Lopez-Frazier, a World War veteran seeking to establish his identity in Federal Court as Arthur Frazier, was identified by two Mexicans from Texas as their nephew Arthur Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Lopez-Frazier
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Texas
Arthur Lopez
Third street widening plan approved by merchants
At a public hearing third street merchants backed widening from Vine to Smith by shaving sidewalks two and a half feet each side. Objections from Crown Overall and William B. Poland were noted over parking and loading use. Local business leaders and firms supported the project for traffic relief and higher property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Vine
Smith
City Council Committee On
Crown Overall Company
William B. Poland
General Electric Company
Chatfield & Woods
Grand Hotel
Western Electric Company
Gibson Art Company
the Burnet House
Hale, Justis & Co
Jesse McDonald
Main Street
Fourth
Ninth
Edwin Kellogg
Broadway
Take Your Citizenship Seriously Miss Strohm Urges
Edna P. Strohm, executive secretary of the City Charter Committee, urged Ninth Ward women to value citizenship beyond money or size. She urged year round participation, voting, jury service, and willing public service in education, health, corrections, and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Strohm
9Th Ward
Cincinnati
Edna P. Strohm
Women of the Ninth
Mt. Auburn
United States
Fire Chief Excused From Court To Fight 10-Blow Blaze
Fire Chief Barney Houston was summoned from a court arson trial to battle a ten-blow fire at Standard Printing Ink Company on Providence Street. The blaze caused dense smoke from distillation equipment and varnish. Damage was estimated at 4 000 to 5 000 dollars. Houston testified for the state in the Treiman conspiracy arson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Darby
Barney Houston
Standard Printing Ink Company
Providence Street
Houston
A. Dryer
Edward Treiman
West Seventh Street
Inlaw
Meyer Singkin
Treiman
200 Shriners Leave Tonight for Los Angeles
Two hundred delegates of Syrian Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine depart Cincinnati tonight for Los Angeles to attend the Imperial Council session. The group includes the Shrine Band and Patrol on a special train and plans a Northwest tour plus a Grand Canyon trip. The Shrine Band conducts a Coral Beach concert next Sunday under the Shrine Club at San Diego. They likely won’t return until June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado Beach
Shrine Club
San Diego
Cincinnati
Stolen cloth recovered as three held in burglary
Fourteen bolts of cloth said to have been stolen from the McHugh Express Co garage were found by detectives. Three men are in custody Anthony Brueneman a tailor 111 Calhoun street 41. Alexander McDonald 8 East Court street 33. Mike McHugh 656 Baymiller street 29. Detectives recovered eight bolts in Brueneman's attic and the rest in his garage. Brueneman admitted buying cloth for 450 from two men from Youngstown. Total 22 bolts valued at 5000 were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHugh Express Company
West
Third Street
Anthony Brueneman
Calhoun Street
Alexander McDonald
East Court Street
Mike McHugh
Baymiller Street
McGurn
Mezgar
Youngstown
Memorial at St Xavier combines Sodality Day convocation
Memorial Day services at Corcoran Field will merge with the annual Sodality Day event under St Xavier College auspices. Rev Joseph F Kiefer S J, director of arrangements, says preparations aim to seat about 15000 in the stadium and stands. Rev Hubert F Brockman S J, president, will deliver the address with students from Catholic colleges and high schools in the Greater Cincinnati area participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Xavier
St. Xavier College
Corcoran Field
Joseph F. Kiefer
S.J
Hubert F. Brockman
Greater Cincinnati
Street Cleaning Head Celebrates 50 Years of Service
Fred Maag, superintendent of the City Street Cleaning Department, marked fifty years in service with a dinner at the Elks Temple. The Maag family led Cincinnati street cleaning since the Civil War, with Maag assuming the role in 1875. Mayor Carrel welcomed guests and August Herrmann, president of the Cincinnati Baseball Club, offered a citywide progress sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maag
Elks’ Temple
Cincinnati
Maag
Carrel
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Mr. Maag
Charles F. Hornberger
John Blankenbuehler
T. W. Daly
George Lesher
John R. Manion
Louis H. Moorman
Mildred B. Kallies
William Heeb
Walter Schwarm
William Uffman
Edward Mayer
Thomas H. Bryant
Harry Koesterman
Charles Schaller
Michael Kinzel
Fred Weddendorf
Charles Bleichart
William F. Wiley
A. H. Henderson
Isaac Pichel
Charles R. O'Neil
Elmer P. Fries
Richard Groninger
C. E. Runey
Milford mayor fines four $2,200 on liquor charges
Milford Mayor Hill fines Jeroca Galgeran $1,000 and costs after an interpreter aided testimony in Serbian. Marshall Miller of Miamisville faces grand jury referral for contributing to juvenile delinquency. Three men from a Reading Eagles Hall raid plead guilty to liquor possession with fines of Frank Schmidt and John Graser $450 each and Oscar Johnson $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeroca ‘Galgeran
Queen City Avenue
Hill
Milford
Eagles’ Hall
Reading
Frank Schmidt
John Graser
Oscar Johnson
Waller to Lead Concerts at Cincinnati Zoo Jubilee Season
Frank L. Waller named conductor for the Cincinnati Zoological Park Association Golden Jubilee concert series. World famous singers head a season from June 21 to August 15 with advance tickets, reserved first floor seating, and free balcony and side pavilion seating. Ticket prices set at 25 cents, box seats 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Cincinnati Symphony
Charles G. Miller
Cincinnati Zoological Park Association
Frank L. Waller
Waller
Europe
Alma Maria Mahler
Gustav Mahler
Vienna
Cincinnati
Hollywood Bowl
New York Stadium
Conductor Frank Waller Joins Cincinnati Symphony Summer Series
Frank Waller, American-born conductor with operatic and symphonic ties here and abroad, accepts eight weeks as musical director for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at the Cincinnati Zoological Park outdoor auditorium. He recently resigned from the Rochester American Opera Company and the Eastman Theater Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Waller
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoological Park Association
Waller
Rochester American Opera Company
Eastman Theater Orchestra
President Burton in Chicago in unchanged condition after second operation
Physicians say President Ernest De Witt Burton of the University of Chicago remains unchanged following a second operation for intestinal disorders. The update comes from Chicago on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Associated Press
Chicago
Ernest de Witt Burton
University of Chicago
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Cee Orchestra
Pittsburgh
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Commercial Tribune
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WBCN
WMBB
Cincinnati, C
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Radio Ae Orchestra
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WHN
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Shriners
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Gidding & Co., Inc
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