Prominent Cincinnati Women Host Tea and Birthdays
Prominent Cincinnati women attend a tea at Mrs Alexander Thomson's College Hill home hosted by the League of Women Voters. Guests include Mesdames Clyde Johnson George Heady Everett Hobart and many others. Also noted are a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Menchen and a birthday party for Raymond Hall and Sid Montgomery with cards and a Dutch lunch. St Marys Charity card dance at Fenmont club planned with Maras Orchestra and a 100-man committee coordinating October event.
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Hottam
Cincinnati
Alexander Thomson
College Hill
League of Women Voters
Clyde Johnson
George Heady
Everett Hobart
Howard Bavis
Rishacd Steckenridge
Burtis B. Breese
Dudley Palmer
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Reuben A. Holden, Jr
Robert Heuck
J. Z. Hall
Ralph Kreimer
Chester Mirick
Asa Butterfield
Simon Ross
Harold J. Lisbenthaler
Ekdua
Storlem
Antoinette Paokwon
Mra
Ett
Honker
Yvitts
Hunker
Marty
Burprive
Roosevelt
High School
Mesdames Myrtle Mose
Alta Bolser
Etta Nagel
Anna Baldwin
Elizabeth Eversole
Louise Branden
Burger
Anna Hiaver
Ella Hunker
Tete
Mo. Frack Mencken
Frank Menshen
South Front Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Charles Menchen
Rose
Helen
Ntherine Menchen
Michael Walsh
Betty Waller
Herb Smith
Margaret
Joe Gilmorn
Gienina
Raymond Hall
Sid Montgomery
Marial Fanning
Messrs
Mavial Fannin
Clifvard Pierson
Earl Minnous
W. A. Wil «Ers
Louis Wilken
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Fenmont Club
Fred Fremgen
Ray Cahill
Ed. Willer
Edward Warndorf
Phil Maras
Cincinnai Maras
Hamilton
Dgones
Elk’s Club
Roy Cahill
Kid. Willer
Ed. Warndorf
Dick Connelly
Chas
Jim O' Conner
Lincoln Lennehan
Carl Hol
Entertained Friends at 512 South B Street
Miss Marie Sutton hosted a gathering Saturday at her home, with autumnal barn decor and games. Guests included Bethy Ann Fitegerali, Betty Chambers, Betty Jane Hampton, Gladys Riley, June Ten Bureh, Patty Arostrong, Wanda Hiatt, and many others. A late lunch was served.
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Marie Sutton
South B Street
Wea
Cuessing
Bethy Ann Fitegerali
Betty Chambers
Betty Jane Hampton
Esther By Zieheli
Gladys Riley
Fenyietta Lambs
June Ten Bureh
Patty Arostrong
Wanda Hiatt
Mosers
Junior Zielald
Jack Lamb
James Smith
Junior Sutton
Lester Roy Whinscott
Ralph Lamb
Onna Lee
Bily Kaller
Misses Marie
Betty Sutton
Personal notes on Columbus weekend visitors and local figures
Air and Mrs. Augustus Cordes and family joined L. R. Maloney Loyd Hoover and others in Columbus to attend the Ohio State Michigan game. Margaret Lockwood returns from a Cincinnati College of Music conference in Springfield. Mabel Dutton of Cleveland visits the Lockwoods. Dudley Chorson from Cleveland seen at the game. Ray Wirtz and Millikin Shoda back from Chicago. Herbert Piker home from the University of Cincinnati for the weekend. Samuel Butts at Mercy Hospital shows improvement. Mrs. Nathan Groban and sons return to Cincinnati after visiting her parents. Friends of Marilyn Btrole note her health after surgery.
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Augustus Cordes
Thelma
Merls Cordes
Harley Miler
Columbus
L. R. Maloney
Loyd Hoover
Alargaret Lockwood
Springfield
Eta
Cincinnati College of Music
Mabel Dutton
Cleveland
Ohio
G. &. Lockwood
Margaret Lockwood
Dudley Chorson
Hamilton
Ray Wirtz
Millikin Shoda
Chicago
Herbert Piker
University of Cincinnati
Samuel Butts
Ludlow Street
Mercy Hospital
Nathan Groban
Cincinnnati
Max Hornstein
Marylin Btrole
Leonard Steele
Ait Operation Prompts Visit After Mercy Hospital Stay
A fragment notes a recent operation at Mercy hospital last Tuesday and a home recuperation. It mentions 1041 Clinton avenue Ni and Stella Harden of Cincinnati visiting Misa Varna Fernangrih Sunday, but details are unclear.
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Mercy Hospital
Clinton Avenue
Stella Harden
Cincinnati
Misa Varna
Fernangrih
Humbert Estate Divided By Will In Probate Action
Perry Humbert, fid dletown resident, died September 26. His will leaves entire estate to Howard and Nettie Griest, then to Howard Griest, executor without bond, with a mortgage vision on property in Springboro held by Willam Humbert and Louisa Humbert to remain unclosed during their lifetimes. Will dated August 27, 1930, witnesed by M. J. Farr and John C. Gilpin. Fire at Richardson Paper Company damages $3,000 in Lockland on Copper Avenue. Warehouse north end burned, steel damage. smoke hindered firefighters.
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Humbert
Perry Humbert
Fiddletown
Howard
Nettie Griest
Howard Griest
Bpringboro
Willam Humbert
Brethr
Louisa Humbert
M. J. Farr
John C. Gilpin
Richardson
Richardson Paper Company
Cooper Avenue
Lockland
LeRoy Hoing
The
Paper Company
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Promotion
An advertisement touts a National Protective Policy promising benefits up to 100 per month or 1000 to 1500 for death, with auto accident coverage of 100 monthly. It claims low cost 4.85 per year and urges immediate, no medical exam enrollment with freedom to return or pay 8.66 for a year. The company claims historic stability and large payouts to policyholders.
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Betowe
Nationaleotective
Weat
West
Tt Hex
National Protective Taguranes Cay
Birkwick Building
Kanata City
Butler C Q P Meeting Schedule and GOP Campaign
Republican activities surged in recent days with meetings slated at Republican headquarters on North Second Street featuring Attorney General Albert Bottman and Judge Simon Hoss. Bottman to speak at Middletown Monday night, with a final Elks Hall rally October 27 headlined by David Ingalls for governor. A theft report notes a $10 boat seat stolen from Albert Betz’s car on Grand Boulevard.
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NASA
Republican
North Second Street
Albert Bottman
United States
Simon Hoss
Court of Appeals
Bottman
Middletown
Bera
the Elks Hall
David I. Ingalls
St Johns Group Officers Installed in Service at Church
A Sunday morning service at St Johns Evangelical Church featured installation rites for the church auxiliary of about 100 members. Rev F C Koether led the ceremonies as the church council selected Garl P Bartels as president in a well attended event with over 400 witnesses.
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St John’s Evangelical Church
F.C. Koether
Jeadora
Garl P. Bartels
Ehler Reports Bigyole Stolen
John Ehler of 802 North Seclond Street reports his bicycle was stolen Saturday. Police investigate the incident and seek information from the public.
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Ehler
Bigyole
John Ehler
North
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