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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1908

Page

14

Society Notes Abroad From Lake Geneva To Kennebunk Beach

Mrs A D Cook and daughter Anna return from Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Miss Flossie Fairrbush travels to St Louis to visit Mrs L M Telford. Guests include Mrs S Anna Peacock in Hartford Indiana and Miss Hazel with Miss Ollie Bryant from Cincinnati. Several others visit relatives in Indianapolis Chicago Cincinnati and Michigan with travels to Abilene Kansas and Versailles Indiana. A wedding at St Lawrence Church unites Miss Mary E Garnier and Mr Charles F Munsch of Indianapolis. The couple plan a trip east then reside in Indianapolis.

A. D. Cook Anna Cook Lake Geneva Wis Flossie Fairrbush St. Louis L. M. Telford S. Anna Peacock Samuel E., Cole Hartford Ind Iane Keller Drusilla Keller Chicago A. V. Dietz Brookville Peter Stein Philip Stein Riverside Cincinnati Edward Corcoran Hazel Ollie Bryant Lena Junker Fdna Broken Tampa Fla Sophia Mary Bobrink E. P. Jackson Fannie Jackson Bright C.’W. Kiger Abilene Kan Jennie K. Duck Ida Franklin Indianapolis H. F. Patton Will H. O’brien Cleveland Helen Rader Versailles Emmaein Minnie Heffle Edna Stricker Piqua Agnes Browne Marie Denton Henrietta Hauck W. T. Gooden Zella Johnston Ezra G. Hayes Georgia Sutton Auro Ta Clara Schrader Home City Charles F. Fitch C. M. Hirsch Frank. B. Wolf Shelbyville Edmond Matheus Gus L. Matheus Farmer City Louis R. Cramer Amdiana Laura Petcher May Dochterman Harrison, O Louise Petcheter Aurora Leola Riser Alma Stenger George Petcher Margaret Freeman St. Lawrence Catholic Church Mary E. Garnier Charles F. Munsch R. §. Biehl

Northside social notes and travels close to home

Mrs J W Greenfield visits Toledo Ohio. Mrs W A Payne and family return from New Richmond Quebec where they spent summer. Miss Genevieve Schmid and Mr Albert Schmid spend a week in Indiana. Edmund Holmes plans a Wisconsin fishing trip. Mrs W A Schmid returns from Cleveland and lakes tour. Frances Durland leaves for Oldenburg Indiana to school. H B Hawk returns from Rushville Indiana. Tanniman party to Columbus Ohio for State Fair. Dor othy and Frances Tanniman visit Columbus home. G A Stifel returns from Winona Park Indiana. Clara Graminger returns from St Lawrence trip to Quebec Boston New York.

J. W. Greenfield Toledo W. A. Payne New Richmond Genevieve Schmid Albert Schmid Indianapolis Edmund Holmes Wisconsin W. A. Schmid Cleveland Lakes Frances Durland Oldenburg Ind G. A. Stifel Winona Park Clara Graminger St. Lawrence Quebec Boston New York

College Hill Household Returns From Various Trips

Mr and Mrs George Henshaw Mrs Edward Henshaw Sr and Miss Lida Henshaw return from Carp Lake Michigan. Miss Ethel Carter returns to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Edward Henshaw Jr and son Lewis come home from Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Charles Wright stay at Waukesha. Dudley Emerson and son Earl return from Canada. Miss Caun Miller of St Louis will spend winter with sister Mrs George Henshaw. Edward Bruce and his sister Miss Caun, after summer at Ballard Island, are home. Mr and Mrs Harris Benedict visit Mrs Charles McCrea. Mr and Mrs Hammond Avery return from Hestel Michigan.

George Henshaw Edward Henshaw Lida Henshaw Carp Lake Mich Ethel Carter Chicago Lewis Oklahoma Charles Wright Waukesha Dudley Emerson Earl Canada Caun Miller St. Louis Edward Bruce Miss Caun Ballard Island Harris Benedict Charles McCrea Hammond Avery Hestel

Milford Society Notes Highlight Summer Travels and Visits

Milford residents share summer travels and hosting duties. Miss Jaret Sanders returns from New York to visit family. Cena Gatch to Les Chenaux Islands as guest of the Buckinghams for ten days. Ellias H. Speidel and children from Batavia visit J. B. Wallace. Here Am I Girls hosted by Flora Edwards. E. D. Haynes and others spent Saturday with friends in Delhi. Junior League of the M. E. Church performed from Little Men at a lawn fete hosted by Ida Hommeyer. Mrs. John Stevens returns from Metown visit. Virginia visiting Edith McFarland in Dayton. A. B. Gatch entertaining Patti son and Herring family from Aurora. Frances Carver of Walnut Hills guests of Camille and Bessie Roudelush. Elizabeth and Ruth Hill return from Cleveland visit. Bruce Wallace back from extended visit with Kennedy Bailey and May Gatch of Cleveland.

Jaret Sanders New York A. S. Pratt Cena Gatch Les Chenaux Islands J. K. Buckingham Elias H. Speidel Batavia J. B. Wallace Flora Edwards Perintown E. D. Haynes E. M .Berkshire William R. Berkshire Katherine Gatch Delhi M. E. Church Ida Hommeyer John Stevens Metown John W. Lloyd Gir Virginia Edith McFarland Dayton A. B. Gatch Pattison Herring Alexina Dorothy Aurora Ind

Wyoming Gossip: Local Figures Return and Plans Abroad

Mr and Mrs William Connor and Miss Elizabeth Gooke return from a Yellowstone Park trip. Mr Evang Stearns heads to Denver to enter the Colorado School of Mines. Mr and Mrs Walter Pentlarge plan a year in Europe with son Frederick. Mr and Mrs Trueman Paddack and

William Connor Elizabeth ‘Gooke Yellowstone Park Evang Stearns Denver Colorado School of Mines Walter Pentlarge Frederick Europe Trueman Paddack

Latonia Social Notes Keep Wide Circle of Visits

Mrs Clem Williams returns from a pleasant visit with relatives in Falmouth Kentucky. Mrs Charles Wagley of Waterloo Indiana visits Gilbert and Farle avenues with family before returning home. Mrs John Beets and Miss Lucy Glenn return from Winchester Kentucky. Dr and Mrs Fenton Adams depart for Louisville and Nicholasville Kentucky for two weeks. Mr and Mrs D H Morgan and daughter come back to Corinth Kentucky after visiting Mrs Albert Huff. Mrs Edward Kenner of Flemingsburg Kentucky visits sister Mrs E S Fogg. Mr J D McDaniels and daughter Martha of Louisville visit Rev and Mrs Grant Perkins. Miss Edna Fairo returns from Powersville Kentucky.

Clem Williams Falmouth Charles Wagley Waterloo Clarence McCracken Gilbert and Farle Avenues John Beets Lucy Glenn D. H. Morgan Corinth Albert Huff Edward Kenner Flemingsburg E. S. Fogg J. D. McDaniels Martha Louisville Grant Perkins Edna Fairo Powersville

Social Notes From Arlington Heights Parish

Misses Clarke and Edith Gorsuch of Sharonville were guests of Mrs. John Crum at a house party last week. Mr and Mrs Hanly now at home to friends in Hartwell. Mr Charles Robinson of Cincinnati visited Mr Koelsch. Mrs G W Nippert and two sons visit Paris Ky, her old home. Miss Rose Miller hosted by a Cincinnati cousin for ten days. Mr C O DeCamp returned from the lakes vacation. Mr and Mrs McKaeg of Kentucky lately guests of Mrs Miller.

Misses Clarke Edith Gorsuch Sharonville John Crum Hanly Hartwell Wayne Section Avenue Charles Robinson Cincinnati Koelsch G. W. Nippert Paris Rose Miller C. O. DeCamp the Lakes McKaeg Kentucky Miler

Terrace Park Social Roundup Mentions Local Guests

Bertha and Elsa Bieler of Cincinnati were guests of Miss Carolyn Geiger last week. Corinne Errett returned home from Atlanta. Mrs. Charles A Meyers hosted a luncheon for Mrs. William McGee, Miss Mary Leaf of Milford, and others. Samuel R. Hendrick and his son Harold visited friends in the Park.

Bertha Elsa Bieler Cincinnati Carolyn Geiger Corinne Errett Atlanta Charles A. Meyers William McGee Mary Leaf Milford, O Oliver T. Robertson Samuel Lloyd Hallie West Park Samuel R. Hendrick Harold Newport

Pleasant Ridge Social Roundup Moves and Visits

Miss Irene Davis of Ludlow Kentucky visited Miss Mabel Cooper last Sunday. Several residents travel to Rushville Indiana and Greenfield Ohio for gatherings and conferences. Local residents host guests from Eaton Ohio Piqua Ohio Dayton Ohio and Athens Ohio with family and college related trips noted.

Irene Davis Ludlow Mabel Cooper Mabel Guy Mattox Rushville Ind J. Ellington McGee Greenfield, O Edith Strong Cypress Avenue Bruce Eaton, O Will Miller Elmer Durrell Charles Mattox Batavia Mania Cooper Piqua Albert Langdon Washington D. H Mira Langdon Ridge Avenue Gertrude Baker D. Werden Charles Rader Main Avenue William Rader Dayton W. E. Clive Mineral Springs Harry Gus Rainey Morrisville Tenn T. W. Senour Independence W. G. Senour Carl Adams Athens Irene Cromwell Glenn Dawson

Madisonville Social Notes Highlight Beatrice Metz Engagement

Mrs. A L Knight hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering on Main Street honoring sister Beatrice Metz whose marriage to Mr McCarthy of Venice Ohio is expected this fall. Guests included Miss Mamie Robinson Miss Clara Maphet and others. Local residents noted relatives visiting Chicago Los Animas Marietta and Massachusetts with several returning home after trips.

A. L. Knight Main Street Beatrice Metz McCarthy Venice Mamie Robinson Clara Maphet Marie Moleux Rose Wirthlin Clara Metz Laura Morgan Elwinna Stewart Clifford Clemons W. H. Rogers Columbia Avenue Chicago Joseph Cox Arnold Driehaus Los Animas C O Sidney Jones Marietta George Sawyer Massachusetts Will R. Atkinson Toledo Richard Bonte

WINTON PLACE visitors and returning guests

Miss Helen Dittoe hosts Miss Mamie Russell of Parsons Kansas. Mrs. Robert Smith and others including Mr and Mrs Salway Miss Belle Brown Miss Grace Salway and Miss Marion Weaver have returned from Asbury Park. Mr and Mrs William DeCamp In

Helen Dittoe Mamie Russell Parsons, Kan Robert Smith Salway Belle Brown Grace Salway Marion Weaver Asbury Park William DeCamp

Local Society Notes From Coast to Lake Erie

Dr and Mrs Clancey and family return from Catawba Island cottage on Lake Erie. Katheryn Innes and Made line Werner stay at Port Huron. Allan Ramsey and family guests of Mrs Louis Dittoe in Louisville Kentucky. Adoretta Yeatman returns from Wilmington Delaware to home. Felix Osborne and family visiting Mrs Frank Lindsley in Jewel City Kansas.

Felix Osborne Jewel City Kan Frank Lindsley

Bond Hill Social Guests Visit Wyoming Relatives

Mrs Richard Murray and Mrs Stanley Jones were guests of Wyoming relatives Thursday. Miss Mary Hill hosted a week end house party with Miss Bess Hopkins Wilmington Miss Garnet Kramer city and Miss Helen Batterton Loveland. Bertha Hill left for Wilmington to attend school. Mrs A C Wilson visited Avondale. Mrs Walter Tucker and Mrs Amos Tucker of Dayton Ky were guests of Mrs Emily Herdrick. Mr and Mrs Ford Broerman hosted Mr and Mrs Weaver and Mr and Mrs D C Belding of Oil City passing in Mr Beldings touring car.

Richard Murray Stanley Jones Wyoming Mary Hill Bess Hopkins Wilmington Garnet Kramer City Helen Batterton Loveland Bertha Hill A.C. Wilson Anderson Avondale Walter Tucker Amos Tucker Dayton Emily Herdrick Ford Broerman Weaver D. C. Belding Oil City Belding

Evangelistic Meeting Planned at Baptist Church

Mrs A C Yeomans of Indian Hill visited friends here last Tuesday. Rev Richard Venting of Columbus will lead an Evangelistic meeting in the Baptist Church this evening. Mrs Edwin Durham and daughter Edna visited their father and grandfather near here last Wednesday. Hartley, Samuel Edwards, Charles Cook and son John, Harvey Durham and Blanche Durham attended the Ohio State Fair in Columbus last week. Dr and Mrs John K Scudder of Terrace Park were visiting relatives here last Sunday.

A. C. Yeomans Indian Hill Richard Venting Columbia Baptist Church Edwin Durham Edna Durham Leonard Webb Messrs. Hartley Samuel Edwards Charles Cook John Harvey Durham Blanche Durham Columbus John K. Scudder Terrace Park

Epworth Heights Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Kathleen McGroarty returns to the Heights after a ten day Georgetown visit. Fred Lane entertains his sister Miss Mabel Lane for two weeks. Laura Spear and Ethel Lewis spent a week in Cincinnati for a tennis tournament. Kleon Brown and Jack Constamt visited the Heights with the Misses Charls. Mrs Salt of Pittsburgh was a guest at the Wilkinsons. The Fey family and daughter left for Cincinnati. The Bliss families closed their cottage for summer and will winter in Hyde Park.

Kathleen McGroarty The Heights Georgetown Fred Lane Lane Mabel Lane Laura Spear Ethel Lewis Cincinnati Kleon Brown Jack Constamt the Heights Charls Salt Pittsburg

Local Folks Return Home From Various Trips

Mr. O F Sheppard returns from Milwaukee visiting his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Louis Bogen. Miss May W Holbrook resumes teaching in Ashtabula after the summer at home. Al Thomas and son Emerson visit Loveland relatives. Harry and George Edwards of Clinton County visit the De Mars. Vyda Demar returns from Chicago. George Bain Jr returns from Foster.

O. F. Sheppard Milwaukee Wis Louis Bogen May W. Holbrook Ashtabula al Thomas Emerson Loveland Harry and George Edwards Clinton County de Mars Vyda Demar Chicago, Il George Bain, Jr Foster, O

Summer Resorts in Atlantic City Weather and Yearly Outlook

Special correspondence from Atlantic City reports a stormy week ending the summer season with heavy rain and strong winds. The piece notes the impact on visitors, especially the summer girls, and mentions plans for Founders Week in Philadelphia with a naming contest for Atlantic City Day. It also mentions the Police Pension Fund Association sponsoring a four day circus event at Shoot-the-Chutes Park despite unsettled weather.

Commercial Tribune Atlantic City N. J Seaside Philadelphia Police Pension Fund Association Shoot-the-Chutes Park Sateen G. No

Atlantic City Pier Promises Four Days Of Show Amid Weather Delays

The pier plans eight performances over four days with two daily starts at 2 PM and 8 PM depending on agreeable weather. Acts include Vessella’s Italian Band Haley's Washington Orchestra, Murphy's Minstrels, and nightly dances in the music hall. Tomorrow features a promenade concert with two orchestras and sixteen dances.

Vessella Haley Washington Orchestra Murphy’s Minstrels Music Atlantic City Cincinnati Shoreham Balke Chalfonte T. H. C. Allen R. Allen John L. Gates W. A. Framy Henry Pogue Natalie Pogue Margaret Pogue Jacob Ebersole Edith M. Ebersole Clarissa Crawford E. F. Snyder D. A. Snyder Elsie M. Poge Carrie Goldsmith Robert R. Skees A. Goshorn Rudolf L. K. Oppenheimer C. Oppenheimer Strand M. Henderson Haddon Hall Joseph Wolf Cornell M. Scott Monticello G. Mann Raleigh Truesdell Wiltshire G. H. Wilcox L. D. Wilcox

Asbury Park Celebrates End of Great Carnival Week

Special correspondence from Asbury Park notes the masque fete closed the carnival week despite rain and cold. About 75,000 attended the baby parade and visitors arrived from across the country, with Labor Day signaling a softer close to summer and September expected to extend amusements through the month.

Commercial Tribune Asbury Ark N. J Asbury Park Titania Ocean Avenue Pacific Coast Gulf of Mexico New York Philadelphia Pryor Casino Opera House Deal Lake Euchre Bridge West End Coleman House Titania VIII the Brunswick

Social whirl in Petoskey guests fill August nights

Special correspondence notes a lively social week in Petoskey Michigan with guests at New Arlington Cushman House and Hotel Perry including Miss Alice Betschan Miss Ida Betschan Emma Atkins and other visitors from Covington Kentucky Cincinnati and Lima Ohio amid cooling September evenings.

Tribune Petoskey Mich New Arlington Alice W. Betschan Ida F. Betschan Emma L. Atkins Ralph P. Caldwell H. J. Meyer Charles R. Davis Davis Cushman House R. G. Jones

Bay View Ends Season With Patch Team Victory

Bay View Michigan September 4 Bay View closes the season this week but Cleveland visitors stay for cooler weather and a post season game arranged with Conway. A patched Bay View lineup featured Wayne Gleason as pitcher with seven hits and two runs scoring in the eighth inning. The Bay View defense was flawless and William Selback powered the offense with the season’s first home run.

Commercial Tribune Bay View Mich Conway William Gleason

Final score 5 to 2 in Recreation Park game

Tuskey hit a long drive to right field scoring before the throw. Conway failed to convert scoring chances as Valpay threw out two runners at the plate. Final score 5 to 2 with notable guests from Cincinnati and nearby towns attending events at Bay View House and Howard House venues.

Tuskey Recreation Park Infeld Conway Valpay Cincinnati Bay View House Mary Raffle H. ©. Heistand John H Tapking Newport Alice C. Alexander Bellevue H. A. Ohmer R. H. Ohmer Dayton O. Terrace Inn H. D. Weber H. §. Jones Lima O. Howard House F. K. Bowman

Harbor Point Sees Tourist Exodus Amid Prospective Boom

Harbor Point Michigan reports a swift exodus of summer visitors as autumn arrives. Nearly fifty trunks and about forty people left Walloon after a weekend, while real estate agents say around one hundred lots have been sold for cottages this fall and next spring. Families from Petoskey and the Point plan building lots, signaling future growth. Notable guests include Mrs Edward E Grant and Miss Eleanor Grant of Ft Thomas, and R M Bragg of Cincinnati stayed at the Harbor Point Clubhouse.

Commercial Tribune Harbor Point Mich Walloon Petoskey Edward E. Grant Eleanor Grant Ft. Thomas R. M. Bragg Cincinnati

Visitors and local chatter at Mt Clemens resort

At Mt Clemens Mich crowds surge through a late season as hotels report near full occupancy into September. A guest notes amusing dog play in the water while another guest ponders time zones and the practice of dropping a day when crossing the Pacific. Various Ohio and Kentucky visitors are listed by resorts such as Colonial Sherman Wrappner Clementine Bath New National St Joseph Sherman Eastman Arlington and others from Dayton Cincinnati Ludlow Findlay Piqua and Troy.

Commercial Tribune MT. Clemens Mich Jupiter Pluvius the Sherman Sydney New South Wales Jackies Pacific Ohio C. B. Longstreth Dayton Cass H. B. Smith Cincinnati O. Fenton W. H. Bent Portsmouth M. J. McKenzie May McKenzie Robert R. Mills Springfield J. B. Francis Troy Charles Moser Moser Charles A. Friedman W. H. Francis Clementine Bath Mr. Moser New National William H. Benkamp Newport St. Joseph Anna Burns Ludlow Kentucky Sherman T. B. Sullivan Lima Medea F. W. Rogers Findlay Fersens George F. Baker S. M. Beck O. Eastman C. Blesch

Ocean City Banquet to Crown Season Crowning Event

Ocean City New Jersey hosts a grand Board of Trade banquet at the Normandie to celebrate a record season. Mayor Cresse and Chairman William E. Massey predict the event will attract Governors Stokes and Fort, Reading Railway’s Baer, and other notable dignitaries.

Commercial Tribune Ocean City N. J Board of Trade The Normandie Cresse Jersey Coast William E. Massey Stokes Governor Fort Baer Reading Railway Rea Pennsylvania New Jersey Izaak Walton H. A. W. Smith

Suburban and Seashore Growth Draw Summer Home Seekers

A census of millions flocking to summer lands shows a nationwide exodus to suburbia and coastlines driven by better transport and trolley lines. The South Jersey coast emerges as a premier outdoor haven with permanent and seasonal settlements expanding from Maine to Florida. A wave of transients gives way to permanent homes as readers note cottages closing in Ocean Avenue and near Ocean Avenue as Cincinnati residents Mr. and Mrs. George Fish and Mrs. Henry Zeigler depart, ending a summer chapter.

Ulation Atlantic Pacific Maine Florida South Jersey Henry Zeigler Cinstated Ocean Avenue George Fish

Houstons Conclude Wequetonsing Assembly Programme

The season at Wequetonsing Mich ends with Monday and Tuesday entertainments by the Houstons. Social affairs will fill the cottages after the assembly. H C Sherrick of Cincinnati arrived at Colonial Hall. Susan Brownell of Wyoming visited Colonial Hall. Mr and Mrs C T Woodrow of Cincinnati were guests at Hotel Wequetonsing.

Commercial Tribune Wequetonsing Mich Houstons H. C. Sherrick Cincinnati Colonial Hall Susan Brownell Wyoming C. T. Woodrow

Walloon Lake Fire Dims Pleasure Isle Fishing Report

Dense forests around Walloon Lake Mich burn with smoke hanging over the resort. Veteran anglers O C Saffell and W J Saffell report excellent fishing this season with catches of twelve to sixteen fish and four to five pound bass in every haul. They claim fishing is the best in six years and unmatched in Northern Michigan. Visitors listed include Joe Watson Cincinnati and Miss Mary Conrey, Walloon. others from Cincinnati and Columbus.

Commercial Tribune Walloon Lake Mich Walloon O. C. Saffell W. J. Saffell Michigan Saffells Round Lake Pine Lake Mud Lake Joe Watson Cincinnati A. Paquette Mary Conrey Kate Watson Joseph Watson R. F. Rust J. R. L. Conington J. G. Cooper K. C. Burton W. L. Devine Grace Devine O. F. Ormber Mizer Hotel Columbus John T. Drumick Urbana L. K. Todd

Cincinnati Conservatory Welcomes New Faculty Members

The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music reports a landmark year with broad student representation from nearly every state and international entrants. Harold Beckett Gibbs arrives as professor of musical history with twenty five years teaching in the Italian method and London Royal College training. Wilhelm Kraupner, returning after a year in Europe, brings wide European touring experience centered in Berlin.

Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Harold Beckett Gibbs Hoyte Royal College of Music Royal Academy of Music London The Conservatory England Wilhelm Kraupner Europe Kraupner Berlin

Testimonial concert for Joseph Schenke announced

A testimonial concert will be given for Joseph Schenke on Wednesday evening. Schenke sails for October 3 to complete his destination and his friends are working to make the event a success. Madame Schumann-Heink predicts a great future for him. The Ohio Conservatory of Music welcomes teachers returning from vacation. The voice department resumes work with Mr Tor Van Pyk and Mr Philip Werthner. Emil Wiegand created string orchestra transcriptions, including a Bach suite. Sauer, pupil of Nicolas Rubenstein, arrives in October for a brief tour with leading orchestras.

Joseph Schenke Rocca Schenke Madam Schumann-Heink Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art Tor van Pyk Voice Philip Werthner Sauer Nicolas Rubenstein

College of Music Opens Thirty-First Year With Talent Instructors

The College of Music begins its thirty-first academic year as faculty return from vacations and invite students to studios this week. New voice instructors Douglas Powell and Willibald Lehmann draw keen attention for their methods and growing reputations in Cincinnati and among local singers.

College of Music Messrs Douglas Powell Willibald Lehmann Leimmann Cincinnati Powell

Louis Victor Saar Returns to Cincinnati from Europe

Louis Victor Saar arrived in Cincinnati on Monday after a European trip. He spent much of his visit with his parents at their home in Lindau on the Bodensee.

Louis Victor .Saar Cincinnati Lindau Bodensee

Stage figures mingle in East summer circuits

Mme Louise Dotti, touring with stage and music friends, placed her pupil Miss Mina Davis of Louisville in a leading position in a first class light opera company before departing New York. Sig and Mrs Lino Mattioli reached Cincinnati on Thursday from Atlantic City.

Mme, Louise Dotti New York Mina Davis Louisville Sig Lino Mattioli Cincinnati Atlantic City

Examination Dates For College Of Music Scholarships

The partial scholarship exam at the College of Music is set for Friday at 3 p.m. The free scholarship test will follow on Saturday at 3 p.m.

College of Music J. F. Shafer, M.D Penn Ave Pittsburg

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

A list of new cases in Common Pleas Court No 140833 to 140843 including Cincinnati Gas Coke Coal and Mining Co vs Duhme Jewelry Co appeal from Squire Muller No 140834 John C Lemon vs J C Roth Packing Co No 140835 Charles Kessler vs Rose Kessler for divorce No 140836 City of Cincinnati vs Mary Fechter et al to assess land compensation No 140837 Mary H Jones vs William J Jones alimony No 140838 Maggie Colvin vs Edward Colvin for divorce No 140839 Anna Vance vs Abnoyance for divorce No 140840 Howard Bingham vs The O Dell Stock Company for 4050 No 140841 Howard Bingham vs The O Dell Stock Co for 1175 No 140842 Hattie Bailey vs The O Dell Stock Co for 1580 No 140843 Hattie Bailey vs The O Dell Stock Co for 3120.

The Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company Duhme Jewelry Company Squire Muller John C. Lemon J. C. Roth Packing Company Charles Kessler Rose Kessler Scott Bonham City of Cincinnati Mary Fechheimer E. M. Ballard Powell Crosley John C. Rogers Howard Bingham O’dell Stock Company Hattie Bailey O'Dell Stock Company

How Too Much Fat May Be Safely Reduced at Home

The piece debunks dieting and patent remedies for weight loss and promotes a home mix of Marmola Cascara Aromatic and peppermint water as a safe fast-acting alternative. It claims a pound a day loss and improved complexion while stressing low cost and accessibility.

Stolz Electrophone tested for deaf and hard of hearing

The Stolz Electrophone offers a home trial for deaf or partially deaf individuals. The small ear mounted device magnifies sound and claims to reduce ear noises while gradually restoring natural hearing. Indorsements from Chicago merchants and invitations for physician inquiries accompany details of branch offices.

Stolz U. S M. W. Hoyt Wholesale Grocer Michigan River St Chicago W. R. Utley Sales Mer A. Maxwell & Co Lewis W. May Cashier Washington St Stolz Electrophone CO Stewart Bldg Philadelphia Cincinnati Seattle Indianapolis Des Moines Toronto Foreign Office Fleet St London

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