Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 19

F1IDAT, JUIHS A I A A I PROGRAM FEATURES FOR TODAY i a i Baseball--Minneapolis vs. Indianapolis. Kit Wits in Treasure Island." NBC. Cities Service concert. U.

S. Army band. NBC. Hysterical SportcasU "Tlio Black Knight Is a Dork Horse." True Story hour. NBC.

Clicquot Eskimos--Arthur Fields, composer, guest. Armour concert- Mixed chorus. 9 Quaker State program--Mario 'Chamlee, guest. Gold Medal Fast Freight. NBC.

Kodak Week-end con- Radio By Clock CINCINNATI PROGRAMS TOR TODAY, JUNE 8 ru. WLW--428 Kadio program. Williams, Sons and Rythm Man from Dixie. of Melodies. Time Tunes.

stock report. chats. Gibbons, Literary gest report. Solomon. solos.

i concert. and Al. Wight school. Gibson orchestra. bridge program.

Champions. Scribe. Quakers. Week-End. program.

States L-awn Party. 'n' Andy. and Ross. Weather Man. Burnt Corkers.

trio. Gibson orcheitra. and Farm off. Safety series, Lewis, contralto. Service concert orchestra.

Club and Angeletto. review. off. program. Bible school.

Musketeers. Melodies. program, musical. Youngerman period. Turner.

talk. scores. Fuel Program gcstlons. contest program, time and weather. 7-00--Nit Wit hour.

S. Army band concert. Story hour. Sign of Green and White. Medal Fast Freight.

10-00--Koppera Coke program Tommlp and Wille. wood Broun's radio column. organ favorites. and weather. 11-01--Baseball results.

03--Duke Ellington's orchestra, Gardens Sug- VCK.Y--201-tt Meters--I-IOO Kilocycles greeting. 5 concert. news reel. 'n' Andy. musical.

quartet. Troubadour. adminfstrations- By James E. O'Connell. CINCINNATI PROGRAMS TOR SATURDAY, JUNE 7 WJ.W-- 43S Mctcra--TOO Kilocycles, 7:30 A.

tit. 7 45--popular Bits. oo--Aunt Jemima Man. Homemakerc. trio.

stock reports. Garden clinic. trio. river and mirjtet reports. signals.

concert. at Hotel Gibson, stock reports. Farm and Home hour. Chronicle. and Country.

Gems. Serenade, Dealers Matinee. Hawkins. Becker. Gibbons, Literary Digest report.

organ. Gas On Stomach Is Dangerous TKLT.S HOW TO IT a i Bloating and a i ot fullness a eating are almost a i evidence of excessive hydrochloric sri'l in the Ftomnch. 'j'oo acid Irritates the delicate stomach Hninpr, causing i Gastritis and dangeroud III- Food ferments and KOUTS, form' Ing a garf that distends tho stomacl a seriously a the Henri I i.s grenutno to neglect s-ucl a condition or to With a i i i I aids that cininot a i a acid. A way is to get from any reliable store som Blniratcd Magnecia (Powder or tab lets) and talto a little In water a each meal. Blsurated Magnesia, a tho worst gas attack i a i embarrassment, Takei i a entin.cc.

it Inrina t.1 mi cf gftK and acids (hors Is tit sourness, blonliiiR or pain. Plcasan and perfccllv i to use--Hipu- rated does rollrf In i out nf Af.k your Doctor or Druggit. Try it to- PROGRAM FEATURES FOR SATURDAY 7:00 A. Paul Breakfast Brigade. U.

S. Army band. Household Institute. Furm and Home hour. Farm liour.

Sketch, "Keystone Chronicle" to Chicago. Baseball--Sox vs. Philadelphia. i a i Baseball--Minneapolis vs. Louisville.

Chicago. Photo- logue "Columbia" Dr. Eu- viqiie Olaya Herrera. I i a America. 1 Bel Monte program.

Columbia. Dixie Echoes--Spiritual Singers. General Eleotrit program--Floyd Gibbons. Columbia Show Boat, drama, 'Ostler Joe." Dutch Master minstrels. a amount hour-Musical Specialties; screen stars.

Miniature theatre, "Speaking to'Father." Rudy Vallee'b orchestra. Brush Man. circus, Saturday Knights. Master-minstrels. Farm orchestra.

Farmers barn dance, coffee hour. 'n' Andy. and HOBS. Weather Man. Gibson orchestra.

off. VSAI--385-9 Mcterit--1330 9:00 A. Royal S. Copelaiid Ogrnm. off.

Household Institute. off. 11 stock reports from the Jnion stockyards. off. New Business World.

Monte program. Electric hour. A. Rolfe and His Lucky itrika orchestra. off.

WCKY. Good Morningr. devotions. hour. Kentucky Tremlette Tully.

up the home---color. Belle. Family. themselves. dance program.

concert. newa reel. 'n' Andy. Electric company. musical.

lights. time Time Fiddlin 1 and Bows. 6:45 A. Qod'9 Bible School Sunrise worship. Sears Roebuck program.

Shott's Double Ease Spring's program i Comfort hour. Sacger-Wlnfstel program. 8:15 Consolidated Merchants Bed pro- Si Marx program. talk. Homclceapera.

period. Menus. weather. Bible school. restaurant orchestra.

period. program. Merchants program. Melodies. and Grcenberfi program.

Ixlne tour. liour. Bible school. Aztecs. trio.

prosrram. tHE OLD HOME TOWN ONE OF THEM LOAFERS TH' LODGE ROOM, DROP A MATCH IH THAT LAST TEARS BIRD SHE TAKES OFF LIKE THAT, THERE'S NO vmeiee SHELL OTTOS FAMOUS PIPE SIGN ANt AUNT SARAH UEAPBK of THE SOCIETY FOR "THE SUPPRESSION OF PIPE SMOKINS, BOTH BROKE INTO FLAMES AT THE SAME TIME TODAY cu and MM. Howard Williams mid baby Monday afternoon. Mrs. Anise Walls spent Tbura- cloy and Friday will) Mr.

and Mrs. Uland Loper and (laughters. Mre. Florence Cornelius and son. Carl, and Charles Strohinier took i lust Tuesday with Mr.

aiul a uiid baby. Mr and Mrs. Allen Lake and son a the at Seipio Saturday evening. Mr. mid Mre.

Howard Wllliamg spent Saturday night in Harrison. Mrs: Hd is on the siuk Mr and Mrs. Harold Mcttlcr and lo)-il spent Friday evening with r. Howard Williams and family. Mr.

Dwycr called on Ed I'lTcrics Sunday Mm. Perry Vauger an w'nlion for guM stones last at Cincinnati lioa- ilal. Mrs. Charles Voolcy spent Tnes- ny evening i her father, Mr. arrison who is ill at his oinc in St.

Charles. Mrs. William Curry was shop- ing in Harrison Thursday. STAR CLASS OF AMANDA CHURCH Friends Entertained At The Doughman Home-Parent Teachers House Meet At School Bible school, larji's Freuch 4:15 Dr. Thatcher Cl lesson.

Shelton orchestra. Monroe Melodies. Hub program. musical. Max Youngorman period.

Marie Turner. Baaeball scores. 6:38 Modern fuel program suggestions. Hotel Alms orchestra. 6:55 Stocks, time and weather.

7:00 Dr. Arthur Torranue. 7:15 Romance of American Industry. 7:30 Covedale program. 8:00 Hank Simmons Show Boat.

9:00 Paramount Publls hour. 10:00 Kopperp Coko program -Tommie and Willie. 10:15 will Osborna's orchestra. 10:30 Alison Weeks' orchestra. 11:00 Time and weather.

Baseball results. 11:03 Bert Lown's orchestra. 11:30 Swiss Gardens orchestra, National Probation Association meets at Boston, Mnes. UP. Karl T.

Compton inaugurated president, ol! Iho Massachusetts Ins i oC Technology, Mass. ISAACS' TAILS TO PAY FINE, ARRESTED Having failed to pay a $2U-fino assessed in municipal court seyerfll weeks ago, Frank Isaacs, Grand boulevard, was arrested by Patrolmen Urban lingers aifd Clarence Uolden on a bench warrant issued by Judge Alphonse Pater. Isaacs was sent to the county jail. To JoiirnaT. Amanda, June 6.

The members of the Guiding Star class of the M. E. church enjoyed -wiened bako Saturday night near Miamisburgr Games and were enjoyed during the evening. A good time was reported by all whK attended. Party Given Mr.

and Mre. James Doughman were host and -hostess Saturday night Vi'heu they entertained a few friends at their home here. The evening was spent in playing cards. Afterwards a delicious lunch was served to about guesis. Ladies' Aid To Meet The June session of Amanda M.

E. Ladies Aid society will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the homo oC Mrs. Jnmes Doiigli- a Lcayes For Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tyler Saturday for Waterveleete, to tho latter's 'brother, John Kipp.

A. Will Meet A a a A. will hold their first Bummer meeting at the school auditorium Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake will be served after the meeting. Rinky Dinky Club Mrs.

Ross Anvil was the charming hostess Thursday night to the members of the Rinky Dinky club. Spirited games of five hundred were enjoyed by the merry group. Prizes vero won by Mrs, John Hall, Mrs. Dale MeGlaughlin and Alma Gradoff. A delicious lunch was served ate in the evening.

Personal Notos Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hadloy, of Tayton, called on Mr. and Airs. A Sanderson 1 Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manrod, of Hamilton, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evermau.

Mr. M. B. Jones spent Sunday in lincinnati. Mr.

and Mrs. James Lester, Miss Ann Seeley and Eddie Knnor, of Middletown, were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble. Buddy Whitescll returned home Sunday a spending the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs.

W. Long, of Middletown. Mrs. John Ernhart and Mrs. Martin Ernhart, of Middletown, called on Mrs.

Murk Everman Monday evening. William Chambere, who has been spendiiic several months with his sister, Mrs. Harold Hall, left Thursday for his home in Hazard, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Williams, of Morrow, called on Mr. and Jits. Hussell Page Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Laurel Ely and Mies Ruth Ely, of i called on Mrs. Ross Anvil Saturday afternoon. Donald Clark is visiting his sister in I'Vnnfclin. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry tin spout a cvniins i Mr. End Mre. a Tiruis, of Trenton. Mr.

and Mm. John a and daughter, Eleanor, -Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall and children called on Mr. and Mrs.

T. E. Oligee, of Williamsburg, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Brooks moved lo Middletown Thursday. Mrs, A Barnicle and children, George and Andrew, spent last week with Mrs. Grace Hauisey in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs.

George Hcgman, of )ayton, called on Misses Miranda nd Jessie Hiester Sunday after- loon. DANCE IN THE COOL BJftEEZB WITH AS GOOD A MUBIO AS YOUR MONEY CAN BUY FRONT HIGH ST5. Wcdncnday and Saturday Nights 75c PER COUPLE NINEMILE Special Tu Tlie Journal. Ninemile, June 8. Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mre. Sam Bauer were Mr. and Mre. John Welsh and daughter, Loretta, and Mr. and Mis.

Halph Kettman and daughter, Gertrude. Miss Mae Hiucy and Mrs. Emma jilmore, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday witlj Mr. onrl lire. Ed Wolf.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kebr and fam- ly visited Mr. and Mrs. William joos on the Venice road Sunday.

Mr. Harold and Herman Cox moored to Shelbyvillc, Sunday ind spent a few days i relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harding and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Connaroe and spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William liahmcs uirl family. Mr.

and Mrs. i i a Jarrett tcrtained Sunday and Mrs. Willis Jarrett and daughter, Mary Mr. nnfl Mrs. Clayton Jarrett son, Charles; and Mr.

and Mrs. len Snively. Maynard Ferris, who was operated on Sunday for appendicitis, nt the time of (his i i is do- nicely. 1'Viday evening Mr. and Mrs.

James Cox and family entertained Mrs. Ed Wolf, Ernest and Vcrna Mae Lamb, Mary Chaliu and Mrs. William Eahnies and sons. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert 1'agin took Sunday i Mr. and Mrs. Fagiu. Leo Cox, from Shelbyville, a spending tho summer with Mr, and Mrs. James Coi and family.

Mr. and Jlrs. Ed Wolf, Sargeant jilmore, Ernrsl, and Ycrna Mac Lamb called on Mr. and Mrs. Fox Monday evening.

Mrs. Cooper, of Hamilton, spen! few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Harry Phares. Mr. and Mre.

i i a Bahmes and family entertained at dinner Tuesday Mr. Charles Ratz, of Hamilton, DREWERSBURG June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strohmicr and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Williams and baby spent Sunday with Mr and Rollie Hoitfield and daugh ters, of near Shandon. Mr. and Mrs. William Button and Mr.

and Mre. Edgar Sutton of Hamilton, called on Mr. Mik Dwyer and family Monday after noon. Mies Emma of Cinciii nati, spent the week-end with Mrt Amelia Bertenshaw and Mr. an Frank Dwyor and daughter Mrs.

Harry Thompson arn i daughter, Arlcnp, spent Tuesda, iil'lcriioou i i Mre. Vcrtnl Dwyc and i a Mre. Mike Dwyci The i a daughter of Mr. am Mrs. William died at the omo of her parents last Tuesday afternoon, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Lake and son 6pcnt Saturday afternoon with Mr. Robert Shearer and family. Ml'. Mike Dwycr spent Saturday tfuu-noon at Hamilton.

Ir. and Mrs. Albert Metier called How much? $2500 We are in position to grant floans quickly to folks who need ready cash for personal or household emergencies. Our service is swift--courteous -J PHONE WHITE OH CALL Ask about Thrift Certificates'' A I I I A A 2 3 5 II A I I 1 4 0 Dolly 9 lo Monday Saturday 9 lo 1 6:30 to 8 "SAVE WHERE YOU CAN BORROW" PRESENT OFFERINGS candy. Prut-lighting might i a a i met of nreparini; for a cweer, tiut Walter Catlett.

the noted music'nl comedy star and now For Movietone cele-'rnty, as a boxer nd later entered the professional ring bavins; fought 130 battles before ho abandoned the arena for the footlights. Hia laetcst appearance is in "Let's (Jo I'lacerf," Fox Movietone musical extravnjjanzu. Lijjht of Western Stars," now featured at the Palace is proving one of the most delightful slorins of Zane Grey ever wrought to a i screen. Short subjects but add to a delight- tui program. They include the Mermaid comedy, "Peace and Har- Hie Micky Mouse cartoon, The Baivi Concert," and the Patlic news.

Hichard Arlcn is seen as swng- ifcring, bi'iiRgius and wholly lovable lover in his featured role in "The of Western Stare." i a part clcwcly resembling his inimita-ble role in "The Virginian," Arlcn Kive.s a great portrayal in this Zane Grey outdoor action- lomanee. Mary Brian is t-ho heroine of i thrilling story and she is here tvcry nil as sweet as ehc was in "Tfio Virginian," or in "Burning Up," in i was KCCII with Arlcn recently. The story is exciting fast-moving. RIALTO It 's Go Places" ontintfes lo delight Hialto patrons i this a are being pre- enleil Hie Charlie Chase fomedy, 'Crazy the a Hice porllight feature, "Dogging Tt," the Movietone news. Tonior- cnv will be Butterscotch clay at ho i a each patron will cccivo a package oC butterscotch COMING ATTRACTIONS PALACE Dorothy Sebastian's a i i temperament asserted it- Kclf before she went on the stage or even thought of motion pictures as a career.

When sho the University of Alabama she took up interior decorating as a career FAOB 1'he call of the I'ootiijjbts Irons, however, and after six months. Miti iau is Willism Bord's ivoraan in his current Pttlw drama, "Officer be shown at PulMf Sunday. PALACE--William Boyil raduated from a roundsman ta of police. In "Tta Cop," ono of the Pathe popular pictures last Bill played "ono of the "Officer O'Brien," which to tho Palace theatre on Sundiy. next, bo is a police- lieutenant.

TW supporting cast includes Dorothy Sebastian, Ernest Torrence, Cook, A Housman, a Hurst, Harolde and.Kusedl. Glcation. Men Are Daa gerous" For Movietone catcd drama, based on Elinor Glyn's story and embracing moi- infriguiug twists than any previous offering from her pen, is the traction at the Rialtp theatre Sua- day. Flintkoto roofs are cheapest tnd best when applied by Artcraft Roofing Inc. Phone 542ff.

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