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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1908

Page

8

Cincinnati Museum plans teacher visit and art exhibits

J H Gest of the Cincinnati Museum association will soon send circulars to Cincinnati teachers inviting class visits to the Art museum. The library offers free admission for teacher led study on art and archaeology with advance notice. The article also notes ongoing exhibitions, portraits, and a Christmas party by the Cincinnati Arts club, plus praise for etchings by Joseph Pennell and works by Frank Duveneck and E W Redfield.

J. H. Gest Cincinnati Museum Association Cincinnati Canal Clagg Ea Miele Cincinnati Arts Museum Ville Castellani Louis mi Tellia Cincinnati Bello Sguardo Florence Frank Duveneck Cincindlcs Art Club Sylvester Trounstine Santa Claus Warl Gantvoort College of Music A Laprade Hoffmann, Hinkle Sweeny Gorno Paul Eschenbach Duveneck, Jr Boston

Board friction over Health Officer Brown’s actions revealed

A heated dispute emerges as Member Cornette pressures Health Officer Brown about campaigning for milk and proweed prosecutions and possible staff changes. The board also debates appointing Attorney P Lincoln Mitchell as legal clerk, with Cornette opposing the move and allegations of Brown coordinating with Manss on a resolution to revoke dairymen licenses.

Cornette Board of Public Service Brown Dr. Brown Manss

Regiment to Represent Cincinnati at Governor Harmon Inauguration

The First Regiment, National Guard, will represent Cincinnati in the inauguration parade for Governor Harmon next month. No state funds cover expenses, so officers must pay themselves or Cincinnati will be excluded.

Cincinnati Columbus N. G Harmon

City Club Elects Officers For Year

The City club elected officers by unanimous vote and approved a billboard ordinance report. New officers include President Alfred Bettman and Vice Presidents Samuel Allen and Eldon James, with Ralph Caldwell as secretary and Lester Rothschilds as treasurer. Members named are William Culking and John R. Schindel.

Committee On Billboards Igner L. B. Blakemore John R. Schindel Alfred Bettman Samuel Allen Eldon R. James Lester Rothschilds William C. Culking John Ri. Schindel Jn Circuit la Grace Ee

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