Family Theatre Beechers Summer Policy Debuts
A family theatre announces Beechers summer policy with admission priced at 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The note outlines a simple pricing scheme for upcoming shows.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
Amateurs Friday Night at Local Theatre
Special attractions booked for evenings with four big pictures never before shown in theatres catering to Colored citizens. The venue promises orderly conduct, no nuisance or disorderly behavior, and a place to spend idle hours profitably and pleasurably.
Ministers Conference Entertained by Ministers Wives
John McCoul reports the Ministers Wives Association entertained the Baptist Ministers Conference on June 6 at the Negro Newsboys Club 518 West Ninth Street. Rev Brown of Zion gave the Sunday School lesson address followed by Rev Geistweit and Mr Munfort. The club numbers 600 boys and is described as unique. Dinner for 85 guests followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Wives Association
Baptist Ministers Conference
Negro Newsboys Club
West Ninth Street
Brown of
Zion
Geistweit
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Munfort
Newsboys Protective Association
Tools Wanted for 600 Men in New Play Fields Drive
Ladies led by Mesdames Clara Hough Estill Verna Green Ethel Tate and Estelle Barnett organize a tool drive to equip six hundred workers for the Recreation and Public Welfare department project. Local clubs and individuals donate items including wheelbarrows sledge hammers and other gear from Cinderella Charity Girls Interse Bridge Club Breakfast Club Nurses Club and several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hough Estill
Verna Green
Ethel Tate
Estelle Barnett
Recreation, and Public Welfare Department
Cinderella Charity Girls
Interse Bridge Club
Hazel Barber
Illa Turpeau
Jessie Adams
Tool donation appeal by Century and Optimist clubs
A brief call for donations lists a sledge hammer and two wheelbarrows from Century Club and Optimist Club. Those who wish to give or loan tools are asked to contact any committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Optimist Club
Cincinnati Real Estate Board Letter on May Enquirer Article
The Cincinnati Real Estate Board and the City of Cincinnati Department of Safety respond to a May 25 Enquirer article. The board defends the police chief’s stance to protect all citizens from racketeering while the police department states it has not read the article and offers no further comment beyond warning citizens to beware of crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
City OF Cincinnati Department of Safety Division of Police
The
The Story of Chloroform
A brief look at the discovery of chloroform on its centennial, noting parallel claims by Liebig in Germany Soubeiian in France and Samuel Guthrie in America who prepared a distillate passed to Silliman for identification. The piece hints at the overlapping origins and the basic chemical ideas involved in early anesthesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebig
Germany
Soubeiian
France
Ethylene and the Evolution of Anesthetics
The text traces the discovery of ethylene and its limited medical adoption, noting its discovery around the Nelson era and first general use in 1923 at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago. It contends that a century of anesthetic use has not greatly increased their numbers, underscoring the need for deeper understanding of insensibility to advance the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Nelson
Napoleon
the Nile
Trafalgar
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Prince Tadlock Letter Corrects Spelling Error Claim
The letter from J M Tadlock dated June 6 1932 requests correction of a spelling error in a publication. Tadlock defends the reporter’s wording and notes a type setter caused the mistake while asserting Ethiopian prince rhetoric and Kentucky road reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Dabney
Egypt
Kentucky Road
JM. Tadlock
Kenyon Av
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Family Theatre
Beecher
John McCoul
Ministers Conference
Ministers Wives Association
Ministers Wives of
West End
Cincinnati Real Estate Board Realtors
Hammond St
Theodore M. Berry
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Harry F. Mohlman
Lincoln Avenue
Chloroform
Algernon B. Jackson, M. D
Associated Negro Press
Maurice Dabney
East End Beach
W. Lovette
Jefferon
Prince” Tadlock
Dabney
the Negro Working Peoples’ Conference
J. M. Tadlock
Cincinnati, Ohio
James H. Thompson & Son
Parkway
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway and
Walnut Streets
Lavinia Ave
East
Walnut Hills
Woodburn
Prince A
Blackstone H
Calla
Rankin Brothers
Chapel Street
Ray Dandridge
E.C. Dandridge
Chateaux
Wabash
R._ Price
James Smith
East Sixth Street
Contractor
Schaefer Storage CO
Setchell Street
Ohi
Free Chapel
E. B. Delaney & Son Funeral
West 15Th Street
Covington
Hemlock
West Fifth ST
Delaney
Cincinnati Delege
Kentucky
Moroney
Moroney’s
Broadway
Cincinnati, O
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