Social News From Cincinnati And Surroundings
Personal and social notes recount visits and gatherings across Cincinnati and nearby towns. Talks of dances, teas, weddings, and visits fill the column, naming many residents, guests, and traveling plans across multiple households and local clubs.
Gasoline Tank Explodes Injuring Picnic Party Rider
Fred Helm of Brightwood sustained severe burns and a sprained ankle when a gasoline tank exploded in the baggage car of a Big Four train near Mc Coy's Station yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. A female passenger also suffered injuries as the car caught fire amid the blast during the Big Four picnic trip to Batesville.
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Fred Helm
Brightwood
Big Four
McCoy's Station
Piconic
Batesville
Helm
Louis Hitzelberger Buys Meridian Street Property
Louis Hitzelberger of the Home Store Company bought eight acres at Fiftieth and North Meridian streets from Albert McKechnie via R M Malpas agency. The tract fronts 40 feet on Meridian and runs through to Illinois street, known as the old W W Dye homestead. The consideration was $40,000.
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Louis Hitzelberger
Home Store Company
Albert McKechnie
R. M. Malpas
Fiftieth
Meridian Streets
Meridian Street
Illinois Street
W. W. Dye
Plaited dresses for girls by May Manton feature smart blouses
Home dressmaking hints discuss a blue linen dress with white collar and shield, new sleeve shaping, and a full back and box plait skirt. The pattern 4459 fits sizes 8 to 14 years, with material needs listed and a 10 cent pattern coupon from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Indianapolis
Ind
German Officials Visit Indianapolis on Interurban Study
Prussian rail official Wiegierungsrath Wittfeld and Berlin chief engineer Mr Pforr of Union Electric visited Indianapolis yesterday. Guided by Charles Finley Smith they toured the Martinsville line and the power house. They are in America to study elevated railways and interurban systems.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Walker
Sars
Charles Finley Smith
Od Smith
Claypool
Herbert Foltz
Joliet
Anna
Belle Dean
Timothy Miller
Bessie
Percy
Colorado
West
Harriet Mohan
Anderson
Ma Virginie Pearson
Ira Holstein
Sophie Heistein
Harriet Ritter
Maplehurst
Irvington
Bey Albert Thompson
Mr. Kinks
Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
Sophie Helstein
Veidel
Texas
Heimer
Baltimore
A. P. Stanton
Boscobel
Sara Mayo
Sylvan Beach
Mich
E. E. Parker
Tipton Layton
Florence Bayless
Wyeelag
Erick A. Joss
Melvin O. Ryker
Kempton
Rote
Bloomington
Madison
Keen Jams
Michigan
Nelle Thornton
Miss Hewitt
Cora Hewitt
Adeline Bradshaw
William A Elder
John R. Hussey
Woodruff Place
Hereal
William Garrard Comly
Refrom
Wal
Arthur Robert Helskell
Atlanta
Mpan
On Link
The
Flower Mission
Cen Aera
W. R. Mikels
Ain Mintia Ot
Wingate
Ind
Be and Family
Frankfort
C. N. Mikela
Fiece
New Castle
John Candee Dean
Sinner
Rs. Omas N
Wiegierungsrath Wittfeld
Prussian
Ministerium of Public Works
Mr. Pforr
Union Electric Company
Berlin
Martinsville
Wittfeld
Prussia
Jie
America
Indianapolis
Ostendorf Band Delights Fair Bank Crowd In Warm Weather
Nearly 2000 people attended at Fair Bank for Ostendorf's Band and vocalists Miss Mabel Hudson and Mr. Jess E. Cain. Hudson's voice drew encores while the program featured Victor Herbert selections. Tonight the band will perform classic numbers and Independence Day preparations include patriotic tunes by the band and Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Mabel Hudson
Jess E. Cain
Vincennes Couple Wed in Police Station Matron's Office
Joe Anderson of Vincennes Indiana and Maud Stevens were married yesterday morning in the police station matron's office. The Rev. Mr. Wheeler of the Rescue Mission performed the ceremony in the presence of reporters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Anderson
Vincennes
Ind
Maud Stevens
Wheeler
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