$15,000,000 Columbia Power Station Dedication Hoje
The Columbia Power Station at Ft Miami near Cincinnati will be dedicated today in a ceremony led by Gossler of the Columbia Gas and Electric Co. Notables from New York and officials from Ohio and Kentucky will attend and inspect the plant. Excur sions will run Friday to Sunday with 40 50 thousand visitors expected. schools plan half holidays to view the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Miami
Columbia
Cincinnati
Big Miami River
Ohio
E G. Gossler
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
New York
Linton
West End
Union Gas & Electric Company
Columbia Power Station
Cliff Road
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Dawes Reparation Comission
W. W. Freean
Union Gas and Electric Company
Philip O. Geler
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Gossier
Freeman
Central Power Generating Station
Young
Power Company
Columbia Park
University of Cincinnati
St. Xavier College
Hebrew Snion College
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Ohio Military Institute
Hughes, Withrow, Woodward
Walnut Hills
Elder
St. Mary's St. Xavier's
Norwood
St. Bernard
William Schmitt
Elder High School
Ft. Finney
George Rodgers Clark
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electrics Company
Darwin Brown
Advertisers Club Commends Columbia Company in Resolution
H M Hitchcock Union Gas and Electric publicist spoke before the Advertisers Club at the Business Men's Club praising the 15 million dollar Ft Miami Ohio electric generating plant as a modern facility fueling Cincinnati industrial growth. The club adopted a resolution commending the Columbia Company for aiding city expansion. Santa Claus drive to 150 Ohio Humane Society wards will be funded by the Christmas Committee with gifts and fruit. Contributions to Oscar Frentzel 422 Race street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Business Men’s Club
H. M. Hitchcock
Union Gas and Electric Company
Ft. Miami
Cincinnati
Mr. Becker
George K. Gauff
A. H. Apking
William C. Meyer
L. B. Hart
Oscar Frentzel
Race Street
Local millwright George H. Luebbe 53 dies at plant
George H. Luebbe aged 53 of 1004 Coronado street died suddenly yesterday morning at the Janzen Grocery Company's plant and warehouse on Second and Walnut streets. He was found near an overheated coffee roasting machine on the sixth floor. Dr. W R. Rogers attributed death to heart disease. Luebbe was employed as a millwright.
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George H. Luebbe
Coronado Street
Janzen Grocery Company
Second and
Walnut Streets
W R. Rogers
Broadway
Adam and gout in a 16th century context
A long health column discusses Adam’s life and the origin of gout, noting historical beliefs about heredity and aging. It offers guidance on prevention through temperance, water intake, lemon water, and fruits, with brief Q&A on eye cleaners and abdominal gas relief.
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Heralds’ College of London
Adam
Hebron
Copeland
Ye Gonte
England
Methuselah
Two Auto Accidents Leave Two Seriously Hurt
Two people were seriously injured in separate auto accidents yesterday. George Hemsath a 10 year old of 2541 Montana avenue suffered a fractured skull after running into a truck operated by Otto Lentz of Cleves pike at Arwiler and Harrison. Clarence Marshall 30 of 1409 Chase avenue was hurled through a windshield when his car struck a mushroom traffic light at Brighton Bank Building and fractured skulls. Robert Williams 21 of 1201 Groesbeck road was cut and bruised after being struck by a bakery truck at Freeman avenue and Clinton street. Daniel McMurty 45 of 1204 West Ninth street sustained multiple rib fractures and was taken to St. Marys Hospital. Police say Howard Hoorman of 6264 Cary avenue operated the truck.
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George Hemsath
Montana Avenue
Clarence Marshall
Chase Avenue
Arwiler and
Harrison Avenues
Otto Lentz
Clevespike
Lee McHenry
Harrison Avenue
Marshall
Brighton
Brighton Bank
General Hospital
Robert Williams
Groesbeck Road
Freeman Avenue
Clinton Street
Daniel McMurty
West Ninth Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Howard Hoorman
Cary Avenue
Urges Study of City Plan Traffic Laws
Irwin Krohn urged careful study of city plan traffic provisions at a City Hall meeting of the Traffic Commission. Only Krohn Ault and Meeds attended from the Planning Commission. Alfred Bettman and Katherine Keeler represented the Unite City Planning Committee and supported an educational campaign on traffic reforms.
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Traffic Commission
Irwin Krohn
City Planning Commission
Krohn
L. A. Ault
C. H. Meeds
Planning Commission
Unite City Planning Committee
Alfred Bettman
Katherine Keeler
Denial of Franchise to Illiterates Urged by Speaker
Cincinnati attorney D. D. Woodman told the Rivers and Harbors Congress banquet in Washington that education should be universal before voting rights are extended. He warned illiterate ballots risked invalidation and praised those who strive to qualify rather than the indifferent educated voters.
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D. D. Woodmansee
Cincinnati
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
Pedestrians Safety Program Outlined by Cincinnati Committee
The Pedestrians' Safety Committee of the Cincinnati Automobile Club outlined a public education program to teach street safety rules. Chair John P. Frey told Lions Club members that pedestrians must stay to the right at crossings and that an electric control system plus Boy Scout helpers at intersections will reduce confusion and danger. Walter Going announced a December 23 Christmas party for blind children from Sands School, with committee selections for the event.
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Pedestrians’ Safety Committee
Cincinnati
John P. Frey
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Frey
Lions’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Doe
Howard
Ex-bondsman told to leave town by judge
Ray Kies of 4373 Zulu Avenue, former bondsman, was ordered to leave town by Judge Eyrich in Municipal Court yesterday. The court fined Kies 50 dollars plus costs and gave 30 days in jail, suspended after the prosecuting witness withdrew charges of assault, battery, and malicious destruction of property. Kies had appeared before the judge many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kies
Zulu Avenue
Eyrich
Kies
Louis Meyer
Richmond Street
Head Ache Mountain Valley Water Co Ad
Local ad for Mountain Valley Water Co offering delivery service from 806 W Seventh St and Canal 3925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St. Canal
Chamber Music Society Delights Cincinnati Audience
A large audience at the Cincinnati Woman's Club enjoyed a concert by the Chamber Music Society of San Francisco. The program featured Beethoven E flat quartet, Mrs. H. H. A. Beach’s Theme and Variations, and Dehnanyi’s quartet in D flat major. The ensemble included Louis Persinger, Louis Ford, Nathan Firestone, and Walter Ferner under the Music Committee of the Woman's Club.
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Chamber Music Society of
San Francisco
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
H. H. A. Beach
Dehnanyi
Woman's Club
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