Piano Recital Highlights Society Evening At Raspton Avenue
Mrs A Re Ulmathneider presented a pupil group in a delightful piano recital at her lone on Raspt avenue. Assisted by Mrs Fern Kendall and featuring Miss Jane Ryss Ulme weblender and others, the event showcased notable talent and technical skill among students. A Masque Club meeting at 223 Warwick avenue preceded or followed by Michael Koffer birthday celebration and a Darrtown Lutheran Church social with two plays Brababels Second Wife and A Bachelors Reverie.
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A. Re Ulmathneider
Renital
Rasp Avenue
Ulmschneider
Fern Kendall
Earl VanHorn
Voics
Amisn Francis Harbit
Jane Ryss Ulme Webteider
Nita
Ioan Stiles
Ene Fis
Car Helt
Warwick Avenue
Michael Koffer
Mesers
Mesdames Carbotaginu
August Hnnd
Charles Druck
Henry Baker
Louis Schalk
Frank Miller
Williams
Cincinnati
Susie Druck
Christ Proschel
Richard Daniels
Connersville
Ind
John Druck
Ralph Ki
Andrew Bruckz
Evelyn Daniels
Earl Kaffer
Stanley Protezmanti
Buddy Schalk
Michael Kaffer
Darrtown
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised Worldwide
A vintage note extols Lydia E Pinkham Freeman’s Vegetable Compound highlighting global herbal inputs from Ginger to Menthol and Epsom Salts and claims fifty years of success against stubborn ailments of Womanhood, noting growing popularity and favor.
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India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Han Lydia E. Pinkham
Itching Torture Cure Promises From Zeno Advertisement
An old drug advertisement touts Zeno for skin irritation and itch relief. It claims rapid disappearance of blemishes and guaranteed results with trial bottles and larger sizes sold by druggists nationwide.
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Femo
Frances Jones Becomes Bride of Rex H Fowler
Frances Jones daughter of Judge Edward H Jones of Mt Auburn married Rex Hale Fowler of Des Moines in a six thirty ceremony at the Gibson hotel ball room. Reverend Frederick N McMillan officiated. Miss Elsa Morris served as bridesmaid and Clarenes AL Young as best man. A musical program preceded the ceremony and a small reception followed. After a wedding journey the couple will live in Des Moines where the groom practices law. Hamilton guests attended.
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Misa Frances Corting Jones
Edward H. Jones
Mt. Auburn
Rex Hale Fowler
Des Moines
Gibson Hotel
Frederick N. McMillln
First Presbyterian Church of
Walnut Hills
Elsa Morris
Clarenes
al, Young
Mildred Baumann Weds Edward Kunkel in St Josephs Church
Miss Mildred Baumann and Edward Kunkel were married at St. Josephs Church on a Wednesday morning in a ceremony led by Rev Father Mayerhaefer. The church overflowed with guests as the couple exchanged rings, followed by a reception at the bride’s South Fifth Street home and a brief wedding trip.
Social showers and birthday surprises framed by notable gatherings
Guests entertained at various homes in Ross avenue and nearby towns attended weddings and birthdays. Marie Klampett honored at a miscellaneous shower. Hazlett home hosted a dinner for friends. Rosa Ross surprised for her birthday with baskets and a picnic. Bruce Martin celebrated with relatives at Miltonville.
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Ross Avenue
Marie Klampett
Hameline Grottemiller
Mesdaine
William McCormick
Abe Levenson
Ed Mueller
Arthur Bramble
A.B. Zschau
Slampett
Marig Klaupett
Catherine Beales
Lucille Brate
Louise Stuckey
Geneva Chamberlin
Weat Elkton
Mary Scott
Carden
Grandma Spicher
Gratis Road
Margaret Berry Bingaman
Hamilton
William Behuh
Edward
Charles Berry
Charles Dunlap
Jon Deineger
Frank Sherald
Geneva
Mary Barry
Marjorie Schuh
Mesio
Rossi Mackay
Nessis
John Spicher
Cecil Campbell
Harold Bennet
Michael
Leo
Arthur Schuh
Elewer Berry
Milton Ross
Iona Willian
Everatt
Blanche
Anna
Wes
Bruce Martin
Rewer Martin
Miltonville
Martin
William Finkbont
Herbert Haylett
Amrs. Georgy Rust
Walke
Alvin Devker
John Brate
Charles Martin
H. Speedy
Murray Brate
Charles Smith
Catherine Miller
Jessie Mae Young
Minnie Martin
Helen Fiikhone
Kathryn
John
William Miller
Jonah Gerard
Robert Martin
Happy Returns
Dar
Miss Betty Hensley leads back from Athens visitations
Local social notes report Miss Betty Hensley returning from Athens where she met many Ohio university attendees. Elizabeth Boland of New Orleans visits Miss Mary Reuth. Leonard Shop manager Mrs. L W Dragal shops in New York for the local store. Several others travel to Dayton for a Davis Meath wedding and Covington Ky relatives visit. Bossom dies suddenly in Columbus. a state warcotic agent found dead in a store on West Third Street. A LCB A social meeting is set tonight at St Joseph's Ball.
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Betty Hensley
Athens
Ohio
Universi
Beecve Casanis
Elizabeth Boland
New Orleans
Mary Reuth
L. W. Dragal
Leonard
New York City
John Heath
Helene Heath
Sam Carr
Rose Segers
Dayton
Davis Meath
I’. A. Keeling
Paul
Covington
Bossom
Nayton
William Bossom
South Kifth Street
Columbus
West Third Street
Wessel Burkey Wedding at Saint Peter's Church
A June wedding joined Miss Lowie Wessel and John Burkey Jr at Saint Peter's Church with a high mass ceremony. Attendants included Mary Louise Boettinger and Al Burkey, with bridesmaids in turquoise georgette, flower girls Mickey Dorsey and Dorothy Wessel, and Louis M. Wessel singing during the service. A wedding breakfast for about fifty followed at the bride's North D Street home before the couple left for a secret wedding trip and planned to reside on North D Street. Out of town guests hailed from Elwood and Middletown.
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Oleluck
Lowie Wessel
John Burkey, Jr
Joby Burkey
St. Peter’s Church
Father Hore
Lohengrin
Mary Louise Boettinger
al Burkey
Miss Boettinger
Columbia Toss
Elwood
Dorothy Wessel
Cheratini
North
D Street
Mrs. Barkey
Mator
North Dstret
Mildred Johnson And Bede Pheil Were Wed Today
Mildred Johnson and Bede Pheil wed at St. Josephs church in a nine oclock ceremony performed by Reverend Father George Mayerhoefer. Miss Norma Johnson and Miss Allgeyer were bridesmaids, with attendants Mr. Pleil and Mr. Vogt. The bride wore white georgette with a tulle veil and orange blossoms, carrying bridal roses, and the couple plan a home at 129 Chestnut street after a brief wedding trip. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Helvey of Connorsville and others from Cincinnati Dayton Baton and Cincinnati. cake and a wedding breakfast followed for families and relatives.
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South Fifth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Wulock
Mildred Johnson
George Johnson
Bede Pheil
John Pheil
George Mayerhoefer
Norma Johnson
Aliss Lilling Allgeyer
Carol Pleil
Grovas
Chestnut Street
Pheil
Ed Helvey
Connorsville
Albert, Phail
Misa Rose Honnecke
Cincinnati
Charles Shogmueller
Dayton
Jacob Johnson
Baton
Thin Ice and Rosalind Decide to Change Life
In a crowded scene from Chapter V, Rosalind plans to reorder her life while Madeline worries she will abandon their shared apartment. Rosalind contemplates telling Dorothy and perhaps leaving her job to pursue a new path, while Madeline fears losing her friend and the life they share.
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Hoaa Alnd
Nash
Ag 2
Sbe
Madeline Browning
Maidelina
Rosalinia
Rosalind
Madeline
Stu
Rose
Rosalina
Asontind
Hogalind
Dorothy
Madelina
Tomorrow The First Brap Women Courage and Rivalry
Hazel Devo Batchelor presents a dramatic fragment in which Madeline contrasts herself with Rosalind. Rose, described as lovely and desirable, embodies courage and conviction as she embarks on a dangerous path that could lead far, despite Madeline's doubts.
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Madeline
Abe
Rosalind
Rose
Volksfest Saturday At Fair Grounds
An event summary notes a Volksfest set for Saturday June 27 at the fair grounds. Organizers invite residents to attend, with activities expected to include music stalls and local vendors.
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Fair Grounds
Camps Close As Liquor Court Busy Again
Camps along the Big Miami River between Cloves and Miamitown shrink as North Bend Liquor Court regains activity after graft scandals. Owners of Big Miami View face a $400 fine for liquor possession learned by Mayor Clarence Hopping. Christopher Uhl and Harry Woltert registered in Cincinnati. authorities found liquor and half barrels at the site, with Uhl left on scene when agents arrived. Uhl faces a second charge and will be tried before the mayor.
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Big
Miami River
Bettween Cloves
Miamitown
North Bend
Big Mimi View
Clarence Hopping
Christopher Uhl
Findlay Street
Cincinnati
Harry Woltert
Jag Green Street
Uhl
Hoppingongrrow Fined For Liquor Possession At Raids
North Bend agents raided Blas property adjoining Big Mountain View and found 18 quarts of liquor. Blas Lottie Smythe received a $150 fine by Mayor Hopping yesterday. George Schulte and Otto Merkle of New Baltimore, Ohio were fined in North Bend Court for liquor possession. Schulte $150 plus costs, Merkle $250 plus costs. First Baptist Church invites all members to a weekly meeting at 339 North F Street Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Vernon Arent.
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Hoppingongrrow
Blas
Lottie Smythe
North Bend
Hopping
George Schulte
Otto Merkle
New Baltimore
Oia
Schulle
Merkle
Costa
First Baptist Churce
Vernon Arent
North F Street
First Baptist Missionary Meeting Held by Women’s Society
The Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met to plan outreach projects and support for abroad missions. Members discussed upcoming fundraisers, prayer needs, and volunteer roles for local and international endeavors. Strong participation noted from key leaders and new attendees.
New Mellongle Beauty Cream Promises Quick Complexion Change
A new Mellongle beauty cream from Solingen-Ahman Co and ReA ellfte Drug Co claims rapid skin improvement. The ad touts a powder base, non sticky feel, and overnight application to beautify and whiten complexions with a Nourishew texture.
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Alec
Mellongle
Solingen-Ahman Co
Rea Ellfte Drug Co
Ady
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Valera Miller
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C.F. Chamberlin
Zemo
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Rex H. Fowler
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Edward Kunkel
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St. Joseph' S Church
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Women's Unity Truth Club
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Clauds Lambert
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G. A. Lotz
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C. Hazlett
Ig. B.A
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St. Joseph's Ball
Weddings Ataout Cements Journal Office
Nose
Hazel Devo Batchelorpyright
Public Ledger Company
Howe Drug On
J. Jenentann
Corwin
D. Wa Kata
Mrohat
N. Seeard
Thin
Canning
Sun
Ty Mamilton
Danallton
Clin
Flavilian
DSN
Second St
Mamilton
Ohiv
Mile Brovers
Thied St
Wamilton
Nhto
Geranel Teo Co
Con
Hono Sun
Hatlltae
Mtn
Inch St
Haitian
Atarnam's
Deux Store
Malynd Maton
Hovillon
Fabrnero
Martindale
Court
Yamiinn
Valerie Hrog Co
Seen
Antolston
Sanders
Shuler
Hembiing
Heimilinny
Jo Cy Weik
Shuler Avey
Oxford Hardware Company
Oxford
Gardner Havien Mariyare Cy
Muldietowm
Jou Winkle
Tote Ave
Middletowm
Prax
Third St
First Baptist Missionary Meeting
The
Womans Missionary Society
Humming Birds
Gino
Eagle Temple
South Second Street
Kresge
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