Masonic Day at Cincinnati Zoo Draws 15000 Crowd
Masons of Greater Cincinnati held their annual Masonic Day at the Zoo to honor Levi Grafton Goodale the 83 year old Past Grand Master of Ohio. The event featured an errorless Masters vs Past Masters baseball game with a 2 to 1 Past Masters win and a popular donkey cart race. Attendance reached about 15 000 as prizes and child contests accompanied the day pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Zoo
Levi Grafton Goodale
Ohio
Goodale
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Ehlers
Charles
C. A. Culbertson
Ernst Gwinner
James M. Ramsey
Frederick L. Hoffman
Joel C. Clore
Lafayette Lodge No. 1
Mr. Goodale
Charles ©. Rose
Charles J. Koelin
Charles Manthey
Charles F. Reuter
Charles B. Smith
Charles Galinari
Charles B. Morris
Carl L. Hudson
Missing Lithonia Boys Sought By Police
Police request search for Robert Cagle and Coker White, both 16, of Lithonia Georgia. The boys disappeared from their homes on August 23 according to a letter received by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cagle
Coker White
Lithonia
Two Cincinnatians Pass Optometry State Exam in Lima
Two Cincinnati students, Carson Bernard Bender of 805 Vine Street and William M. Robbins of 542 West Seventh Street, passed the state optometry examination held recently in Lima, Ohio, according to a dispatch from Columbus received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Columbus
Carson Bernard Bender
Vine Street
William M. Robbins
West Seventh Street
Play Day marks season end at Eden Park with games
A crowd of about 3000 attended Eden Park for the annual Play Day closing Cincinnati playgrounds and play streets. Sponsored by the Board of Education and Community Service, the event featured team awards, no individual prizes, and city championship outcomes across 22 playgrounds, 6 play streets, and 4 orphanages with music by the General Protestant Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Community Service
John Schwartz
Charles J. Birt
General Protestant Band
Grant Park
Oyler Playground
Richmond Street
North Fairmount Playground
Douglas Playground
Sherman Playground
Clay Playstreet
Wonichmond
Clinton
Richmond Playstreet
Eneralrotestant Orphanage
Playstreet
Gias Playground
Fall Fashion Pageant Opens at Zoo for Nine Days
The first annual Fall Fashion Pageant and Market Week runs nine days from tonight at the Zoo under Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, drawing out of town merchants and families. Models showcase jewelry valued up to 250000 including historic gowns, with a program starring famous dancers and a banquet with national retail leaders.
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Wholesale Trade Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
Gibson
Cincinnati
the Zoo
Zoo Opera House
London
Paris
New York
Don Jose Mojica
the Sheik
Grand Opera
Ronny Johansson
Danseuse
Hazel Wallack
Tad Tieman
G Walsh
Clark
Merrel Schwarz
Barytone
Cartier
Zanou
Cincinnati Summer Symphony Orchestra
Lew Hahn
National Retail Dry Goods Association
J. W. Fisk
Howard Ss. Greene
Shoe Manufacturers and Allied Industries of
Horace Williamson
Wae Trade Sebet de Dey
Laurence R. Ach
Gholeaan Istics Lacarssayer
R. E. N ‘Oreldman
R. Frank Dehoney
Maltes Rice
S. J. Eisman
Edward T. Settle
Charles Tobias
Joseph Otten
Bert Meliss
Samuel R. M
E. H. L. Haefner
E. R. Samuel Mayer
Milford D. Meiss
Benjamin Semmons
Louis Schluster
John Irvine
Advertisian
Nd Publicity Committee
J. F. Schlueter
Charles Diesley Kitoh
Os A En
Charles G. Miller
Lawrence Pik
Senate inquiry targets public domain and western lands
The Senate probes public lands and conservation policies led by Western senators. The inquiry studies how the Department of Interior and parks like Yellowstone Glacier and Yosemite are managed, focusing on grazing fees concessions and the impact on beef prices and western industries.
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Department of the Interior
Richard Ballinger
Taft
United States
Mitchell
Oregon
Washington
Congress
Teapot Dome
Ladd
North Dakota
Stanfield
Kendrick
Wyoming
Pittman
Oddie
Nevada
Smoot
Utah
Jones
New Mexico
Ashurst
Cameron
Arizona
Dill
Norbeck
South Dakota
Dale
Vermont
Rockies
Chicago
Main Street
Yellowstone
Glacier
Yosemite
The
Grand Canyon
Secretary of the Interior
West
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Birth Announcements Incomplete List From Local Homes
A fragmented notice lists births with several couples and addresses including Alvin and Margaret Abernathy and Archie and Alma Fahrenkam with a girl. Adam and Eva Klein with a boy. Oscar and Elizabeth Roberts with a girl. Arthur Schmidt with a girl. and others such as Lela and Ella, Marcella Volk, and Mary Winter among West Fork and Westwood locations.
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Abernathy
Alvin
Margaret
Bellevue Avenue
Seen
Nna
Garland Avenue
Fahrenkam
Archie
Alma
ISM
Hilda
Lebanon Avenue
Klein
Adam
Eva
McGowan
Kir Avenue
Roberts
DTS
Oscar
Elizabeth
Fabric Avenue
Schmidt
Arthur
Orta Avenue
Ee Po Lela
Piedmont Oe
Ella
West Fork
VOLK
Er Marcella
Powers Weaver Pai
Chico
Pioneer Waits
Thomas and
Mary
Irene
Cavanaugh
Westwood
Coolidge to Return From Vacation Amid Aviation Appeal
President Coolidge continues a vacation with calls from prominent figures. Godfrey Cabot, head of the National Aeronautical Association, seeks a Washington meeting to invite him to deliver an aviation address in New York in October. Cabot backs the Winslow bill, while John Hammond visits to present a courtesy call regarding coal issues.
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Godfrey L. Cabot
National Aeronautical Association
Sanders
Washington
New York
Cabot
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Congress
United States
France
Great Britain
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
New England
Hammond
President Coolidge Honors Son at Camp Devens Event
At Camp Devens Mass the President awarded prizes for proficiency in marksmanship and soldierly qualities. John Coolidge Corporal Saluted and shook hands with the President who smiled as he welcomed his son Mr Coolidge later hosted a luncheon and rode back to Swampscott.
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New York World News Service
Camp Devens
Mass
United States
Mr. Coolidge
John
Amherst
Company C
Mr. Cooldge
Swampscott
Fearful kidnap report linked to missing girl Marie Crump
Marie Crump a 15 year old from 120 Findlay Street has been missing for several days. Her mother Mrs Emma Crump fears kidnapping after the girl was enticed into a car and seen with adults. She was last reported at a grocery on August 14 and had previously disappeared months earlier but was found at a relative’s home.
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Marie Crump
Findlay Street
Emma Crump
River conditions and shipping movements at Cincinnati
Ohio River at Cincinnati measured 12.8 feet and rising at 6 o clock last night. Queen City departed Louisville at 9 this morning. Chris Greene bound for Charleston left at 6 last night. Queen City to depart for Louisville at 9 this morning. General Wood due from Pittsburgh at 2 this afternoon. Falling and rising indicators noted. Kilwinning Chapter notices list Sept 2 meeting at 7 80 p.m. at Robinson Opera House. Ivory L. Ruark funeral planned at George H Rohde funeral home today at 2 p.m. George T. Welsh and William Harte, secretaries.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Chris Greene
Charleston
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Kilwinning
Robinson Opera House
Ninth and
Plum Streets
Carl Beyer
H.P. A
T. Roever
Ivory L. Ruark
George H. Rohde
Delta
Linwood Road
Todey
D.m
George T. Welsh
T .P. William Harte
Neeves
Tence Freee
Bancestereneee
W. Vsa
Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio
Portsmouth
Helena
Vicksbur
Miss
New Oans
Eee Franklin
Sostotenseceseee
C. O
Consece OM
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Aeneeeeees Et
Radford
Steve Prone Neset
Hinton Va
Has Falls
Logan
Seen Eenensen
Williamson Va
Pikeville
Lei
Dayton
Seeve Posen
Johnsonville
Tenn
Davenport
Eokuk, A
Ome
Sapere Benes
Kansas City
Louis
Little Rock
Walter H. Streibig Office and Parlors Ad
Local business ad for Walter H. Streibig offering office and parlors at the corner of Walnut and Li with Canal 6377 contact.
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Walnut
Death notices from a Chicago area paper list several obituaries
Deaths include Anna Cane Depeeties wife of John W at 266 Bodmann Ave Mt Auburn funeral Monday 2 30 pm Dunkman Funeral Home. Samuel T Cocklin husband of Sophia F at 187 Harvard Ave Site 20 funeral Monday Aug 31 2 pm. Mary Glassmeyer widow of John Joseph at 544 Hopkins St age 77. William Graf husband of Martha at Lexington Pike Kenton County Ky funeral Tuesday 2 pm High Cemetery. Gabriel Mueller husband of Catherine Schoemer Mueller at Evanston. William Shaffer husband of Margaret at 834 Teeale Ave Avondale funeral Monday with high mass. other notices for dates and addresses.
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Chambers
Anna Cane Depeeties
John W. A Am Frid
Fovabiels Bans
Bodmann Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Dunkman Funeral Home
Clark Street
Cocklin
Samuel T
Sophia F. Posit
Jickers
Charles E. Cocklin
Harvard Avenue
Glassmeyer
Mary
Glas
John Joseph An
Hopkins Street
Funera Graf
William
Martha Graf
High Cemetery
Mueller
Gabriel
Catherine Schoemer Mueller
Avenue
Evanston
Janepel
Shaffer
Margaret S So Aeey
Teeale Avenue
Avondale
Ulem
Andrew's
Ohu
Ernest
Horst
Ifanes
Pet Ee
Obituary for Samuel T Cocklin Cincinnati Journalist 81
Samuel T Cocklin longtime Cincinnati newspaper man died at 3137 Harvard avenue of heart disease at 81. He served in the Civil War and began at the Cincinnati Commercial then Enquirer where he retired as assistant telegraph editor. He married Sophie Vickers in 1868. survived by widow, son Charles E Cocklin and daughter Mrs Mary C Magill. Funeral at home with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Samuel T. Cocklin
Cincinnati
Harvard Avenue
Mr. Cocklin
Cincinnati Commercial
The
Commercial Tribune
Enquirer
Telegraph
Cocklin
Carlisle
One- Hundred
Pennsylvania Regiment
Stone River
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Sophie F. Vickers
Richmond
Ind
Charles E. Cocklin
Mary C. Magill
Spring Grove Cemetery
Gabriel Mueller Found Dead in Yard Chair
Gabriel Mueller aged 65 a retired furniture dealer of 3508 Evanston Avenue was found dead yesterday seated in a chair in his yard. Coroner Handley attributed death to apoplexy and he leaves a widow Mrs Katherine Mueller and eight children. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Mueller
Evanston Avenue
Handley
Mueller
Katherine Mueller
Ripley Tobacco Worker Falls From Ladder
John Hartman, 57, of Ripley Ohio, a tobacco worker, fell from a ladder on Friday and the details of his injuries and outcome were not fully disclosed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
Ripley
Four Sons and Two Daughters Mourn Ripley Worker
A Ripley tobacco worker died yesterday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital after being brought in Friday night. He leaves four sons and two daughters, including Sister Ludmiller, a hospital staff member at Good Samaritan.
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Ripley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ludmiller
Mrs Mary Glassmeyer Dies At 77 In Cincinnati
Mrs Mary Glassmeyer 77 of 644 Hopkins Street died at home from infirmities of age. Widow of contractor John J Glassmeyer she taught at St Francis DeSales School before her marriage in 1876. Survived by nine children including two daughters who are nuns and several sons and daughters residing in Cincinnati and New York. Her husband died in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glassmeyer
Hopkins Street
John J. Glassmeyer
Glassmeyer
St. Francis DeSales School
Mary Genevieve
Ursuline Academy
Va Clnut Hills
Mary Berchmans
Dominican Sisters
New York
P. Turner
Jessie Hoffman
J. C. Hutzelman
Donata Glassmeyer
Joseph A
John 8. Glassmeyer
Cincinnati
Mrs. Theodore Roberts Dies at Hollywood Home
Florence Smythe, known on stage before her 1920s marriage to actor Theodore Roberts, died at her Hollywood residence from a heart ailment. She was 47.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Theodore Roberts
Roberts
Florence Smythe
Matthew Hale Dies Prominent Port Developer
Washington dispatch reports Matthew Hale of Massachusetts, a Progressive National Committee member in 1912 and a notable figure in developing ports and shipping in the South Atlantic states, died today at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Matthew Hale
Associated Press
Washington
Massachusetts
Progressive National Committee
South Atlantic States
Georgetown University Hospital
Woman Struck by Auto Injures Agnes Kramer in Hartwell
Mrs. Agnes Kramer an 83 year old resident of 839 Poplar street was struck at the Oliver street and Central avenue intersection by a car driven by Charles Hering of 132 Sheehan avenue Hartwell. She was bruised treated by Dr. Frank Wellman then returned home.
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Oliver Street
Central Avenue
Agnes Kramer
Poplar Street
Charles Hering
Sheehan Avenue
Hartwell
Frank Wellman
Baymiller Street
Flyer breaks 1000 kilometer speed record at Le Bourget
Fernand Lasne surged to a world speed record by flying 1000 kilometers in 4 hours 1 minute 10 seconds at Le Bourget France. He achieved 248.7 kilometers per hour, surpassing the previous mark held by Doré t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Bourget
France
Fernand Lasne
Doret
Park theft and shop break-in report in local city
In Lytle Park two men tricked James Smith of Jasper Alabama into holding four one dollar bills then fled after brushing past him, leaving Smith with a missing watch valued at fifty dollars. A Zoo photo studio break-in yielded three blankets a saddle and ten dollars. total loss 154.25 dollars. Charles At of Lincoln Avenue Bellevue owns the studio. J J Castellini elected President of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank returns from vacation to assume duties Tuesday. Mrs George L Gruen plans a meeting to raise a five thousand dollar building fund for Deaconess Hospital with several local women invited.
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Lytle Park
James Smith
Jasper
Ala
Smith
Zoo
Charles
Ofincol Avenue
Bellevue
J. J. Castellini
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank
Ed. W. McIwen
Washington
Irwin Westheimer
Henry Clausheide
Emma Kessler
Shipping News Highlights from New York Aug 29
Daily shipping report lists arrivals and departures including Lapland from Antwerp and Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam. Upcoming sailings include La Savoie from Havre and Franconia to Liverpool. Several vessels sail for Naples London Glasgow and Buenos Aires with times noted.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Lapland
Antwerp
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
la Savoie
Havre
Caronia
Southampton
Augens
Columbia
Glasgow
Columbus
Bremen
Calamares
Limon
Asgen
Baltic
Liverpool
Minnetonka
Clontarf
Naples
Volendam
Totterdam
Franconia
Assyria
Lancastria
London
River Hudson
Weather map notes and temperatures for August 29, 1925
Ohio shows fair Sunday with warmer in north. Kentucky fair Sunday with possible showers. Indiana mostly fair with possible showers. A table lists highs and lows across cities like New Orleans and Louisville, plus rainfall and humidity readings for the day.
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Ohio
North
Kentucky
Indiana
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H.F. Tangeman
Union Central Bldg
Dr. G. F. McKim
Frederick W. Lamb
Provident Bank Building
H. H. Wiggers
DR. M. Salzer
P. W. Good
M.D
McMillan Street
Samuel Iglauer
Pearl Market Bank
Race Street
Canal
Emil W. Bayer
Auburn Avenue
W. E. Senour
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue, Ky
BIG
Senate
Coolidge
Tationary Lodge
Walter H. Streibig
Riese
Ane Case & Borgmann Co. Gers
Art Freeman Arena
Wm.f. Fuldner
Arch ST
Azai Main
Fourth
Het
Broadway &Ludlow
Grassmann
Joe Wall
Missouri
S. T. Cocklin
SRR
LCS
Walter "Halex
Winton
Jothny
Juergens
Clarence Steiner Peach
Grove
Hilda Kramer
Quimn City
John Mooar
Viola Tucker Neanewennes
Eastern
Russell W. Vol
Norwood C
Kathleen C. Darnell
Huron
Carl L. Davis
Seeneeneeenere
Eighth St. George
Steamship News
N. Orleans
Galveston
Nashville
Marie
Diego
the Pas
N.E
S.W
Thrift
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Federal Building
A. L. Behymer
Fourth Street
Vine
Race
Main
Coty
McAlpin
Georgette
McAlpin’s
Balbriggan
Smart Balbriggan
Copenhagen
College
Wales
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