Officers Chosen for Lincoln Camp No 53 Sons of Veterans
Abraham Lincoln Camp No 53, Sons of Veterans, elected officers for the ensuing year. Commander Francis M Hoover Senior Vice Commander N C Water Junior Vice Commander John Miller Camp Council E M Ballard A E Bieher G S McGee Delegates E M Ballard Francis A Hoover Alternates J N McGovern R W Ploog Installing officer for 1909 named A E Bieher by Commander Charles Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln Camp No. 53
Sons of Veterans
Francis M. Hoover
N. C. Water
John Miller
E. M. Ballard
A. E. Bieher
G. S. McGee
Francis A. Hoover
J. N. McGovern
R. W. Ploog
Charles Waterman
A. E B. Bieher
Cincinnati Poised to Host 1910 Gas Engine Convention
A national gas engine trades group forms in Chicago with M. A. Loeb and Albert Stritmatter key officers. Cincinnati, led by W. P. Williams and Loeb, will host the 1910 convention and a large gas engine exposition. The association urges Congress to cut tariffs on iron and steel used in gas engine manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Gas and Gasoline Engine Trades Association
M. A. Loeb
Rock Island Battery Company
Albert Stritmatter
Gas Engine
Chicago
W. P. Williams
Loeb
Association
Cleveland Man Speaks on Advertising Education
David Gibson of Cleveland told the Advertisers' club at Burnet house that advertising is education, shaping goods quality and social conditions. He urged clubs to be exchanges of ideas not hotbeds of controversy as president David B. Gibson was absent in Columbus and Ren Mulford Jr. presided. George W. Weedon participated in the luncheon remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gibson
Cleveland
Burnet House
David B. Gibson
Columbus
Ren. Mulford, Jr
Pianist Sauer Adds to Laurels at Recital Hall
Acclaimed pianist Emil Sauer drew loud applause last evening as he opened with the Bach D minor concerto and followed with Sonata No. 1 in D major. Encores included Chopin studies and a final Chopin piece, with strong attendance and recognition from prominent music figures and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sauer
Soliel
Sauer
August Stradal
Molto Maestoso
Friedemann Bach
Assal
Chopin
Grieg
Trumeswirren
Schumann
Karl Burckhardt
Sheldon
Fredan
French
Alfred Kelly
Mary Gallagher
Dillman
Dixon
Sattler
Unity club lecture series announced with six weeks of talks
Patrons are invited to a varied Unity club lecture course opening with sessions on Mexico, the brood of the eagle, the powder and the match, practical work with beneficial insects, the kingship of man, and more. Addresses include notable figures like Judge Alden and Dr Green with topics ranging from government fishery work to wild animals. The program, under Cincinnati College of Finance, Commerce, and Accounts, runs January through March with additional religious and cultural events noted.
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Unity Club
George Nox McCain
Mexico
Thomas B. Green
George D. Alden
Leland O. Howard
Father McCorry
Hugh M. Smith
Edward ‘Amherst Ott
Ernst Harold Baynes
Roland Dwight Grant
J. de Witt Miller
Edward H. Osman
United States
Constantinople
Business Men’s Club
Foreign Service of the
Consular Service
Cincinnati College
Geo. Nox McCain
Thos. E. Green
Geo. D. Alden
Dep't
Edw
Amherst Ott
Ernest’ Harold Baynes
Wild Animals of America
J. DeWitt Miller
Krell Piano Store
West Fourth Street
Laundry Agent in Columbus Takes Own Life at Stross Hotel
William B. Irwin a Columbus Broad Street laundry collector was found dead in a Stross hotel room on Twelfth Street after turning on gas. A loaded revolver lay beneath him. two notes to his wife and blanks to a laundry firm were found on the dresser. Irwin, about 25, had been missing since Friday and his wife fainted on hearing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Irwin
Columbus
Stross
Twelfth Street
Irwin
Carpenter Street
Columbus O
Cameron
Charles Stagnaro
Stagnaro
Broad Street
Durham
Bugsy
Pen and Pencil Club to Revise Constitution at February Meeting
A special meeting of the all-Pen and Pencil Club board of governors at the Grand Opera House discussed changes to the constitution. A three-lawyer committee and board and club members were named to prepare a revised document for the annual February meeting. The club’s calendar praised city leaders and noted the souvenir being produced by Frederick W. Harting and business leaders for a February release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
Grand Opera House
Samuel F. Cary
Alfred, G.allen
William, .McLean
Te Club
Municipal Art Board Planned Citywide Art Panel
Councilman Mullen received a letter from W W Taylor of Rookwood Pottery proposing a municipal art board to review designs for public buildings and supervise statues sculptures decorations and fountains. Mullen will consult City Solicitor Ballard and present the matter to council if permitted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Yesterdday
W. W. Taylor
The
Rookwood Pottery
Taylor
Ballard
Ohio Funeral Directors Set June Cincinnati Convention
The executive committee of the Ohio Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association met at the Gibson house yesterday and will reconvene today. The annual convention will be held in Cincinnati in June with plans to use Horticultural Hall to accommodate many exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Funeral Directors and Embalmers’association
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Horticultural Hall
New England Society of Cincinnati Plans Annual Dinner
Invitations go out for the New England Society of Cincinnati annual dinner at 6 30 p m Monday evening at the Queen City club. Governor elect Harmon and Captain EB Morgan Wood of Dayton will be principal speakers with several well known Cincinnatians also addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Society of Cincinnati
Queen City Club
Harmon
EB. Morgan Wood
Dayton
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