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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1908

Page

8

Teachers Announce Annual Meeting and Elected Officers

The Teachers Annuity and Aid Association holds its annual meeting in the Second Intermediate School Building next Saturday at 2 p.m. Reports from committees and officers will be read and acted upon, and officers for the year will be elected. Members nominated include James P. Cummins, C. S. Fay, Mary Rennick, Lottie Hermes, George W. Harper, O. W. Martin, Virginia M. Tuite, Julia C. Kolbé, B. Bolenbaugh, Dr. F C Gores, Virginia Mulholland, Belle Haight, Chase, George F. Braun, Helen Bryan, Gussie Deppe, John Donovan, Anna Hochstrasser, Mathild Nicholson, and Ida Westerman.

James P. Cummins C. S. Fay Wyoming Mary Rennick Lottie Hermes George W. Harper O. W. Martin Hughes High School Virginia M. Tuite Julia C. Kolbé Shen B. Bolenbaugh Evanston F.C. Gores Woodward High School Virginia Mulholland Highlands Belle Haight Chase George F. Braun Webster Helen Bryan Morgan Gussie Deppe Twenty John Donovan Anna Hochstrasser Vine Street Minton Third Intermediate Mathild Nicholson Sherman Ida Westerman Lincoln

Linwood Improvement Association Urges Traction Book Inspections

At a Linwood Improvement Association meeting Alfred Bettman urged city officials to inspect traction company books and schedules to ensure efficient service. The group backed grade crossing abolition per Railroad Commission recommendations and assigned a delegation to press the issue in Columbus. A committee was formed to study improving Linwood police and fire protection.

Linwood Improvement Association Alfred Bettman Railroad Commission State of Ohio W. A. Simonton General Assembly Columbus John Sauer R. A. Leblond W. J. Schultz Linwood

Ellison Outlines Ohio River Future and Improvement Plans

Captain J D Ellison told the Ohio Valley Improvement Association that government experts see the Ohio River as the most promising inland waterway for improvement. He cites congressional reports and says a nine foot navigation basis is recommended with fourteen locks and dams already completed or underway. Ellison arranged a Washington meeting with Secretary Taft to press the plan.

J. D. Hllison Ohio Valley Improvement Association Business Men's Club Ohio River United States Congress Ellison Washington Frank Shaffer Business Men’s Club Taft Mississippi

City Hall Notes On Permits And Sewer Costs

At the Board of Public Service meeting Louis Dauner urged a resolution banning general street opening permits until a perfect permit system is compiled. The engineer reported a $27 823 sewer to Ross Run from Forest Avenue in Bond Hill. James A. Hiller of the Water Works item noted Eden Park pumping station machinery needs overhaul after a prior lapse in maintenance. the board ordered a full overhaul.

Board of Public Service Louis Dauner Sundemaker Board of Blic Service Ross Run Forest Avenue Bond Hill James A. Hiller Eden Park

Advertisers' Club Dinner in Cincinnati to Feature Noted Guests

Members of the Advertisers' Club of Cincinnati plan their banner annual dinner next Tuesday at Grand Hotel dining room with 150 expected. Guest of honor James Rodgers of Harper publications. Milton Bucklin of Judicious Advertising. Vice Mayor John Calvin. Entertainment by Amphion Quartet and several performers including Miss Mary Dennison Galley and Mr Frank Loewe. Walter Esberger to accompany.

Advertisers’ Club of Cincinnati Grand Hotel James Rodgers Harper Publications From the Milton Bucklin Judicious Helen Emma Reaume Frank J. Loewe Walter Esberger

Death of Charles Hermany noted engineer with Water Works

Charles Hermany aged 76, consulting engineer for the Cincinnati Board of Water Works, died in Louisville of pneumonia while installing a filtration system scheduled to be ready February 1. Born in Lehigh County Pennsylvania, he helped build Louisville Water Works and led the American Civil Engineers Association as president in 1890. He began with Cleveland Water Works in 1853 and served Louisville for almost fifty years.

Markbreit Louisville Charles Hermany Cincinnati Board of Water Works Commissioners Hermany Board of Water Works Commissioners Pennsylvania Lynn Township Lehigh County Minerva Academy Cleveland Water Works T. R. Scowden American Civil Engineers’ Association

Laymen to Have Full Say at Ohio Y M C A Convention

The Ohio Y M C A Executive Committee unveils a program where laymen speak while officials stay quiet at the state convention in Delaware Ohio February 21 to 24. Planned addresses emphasize lay leadership in association work and Americanization efforts. Delegates and paid officers are urged to attend as voting participants.

Luther Halsey Gulick New York Herbert B. Briggs Cleveland Edw. A. Steiner Grinnell Ija Graham Taylor Chicago Young Men’s Christian Association H.B. Briggs Jesse Vickery Bellevue J. W. Perkins Cincinnati

Music executive weds in city home amid song and store ties

John N. Sharp manager of the John Church Company married Miss Eugenia Wunsch of 785 East McMillan Street in the bride’s father Dr BE Wunsch’s home. The couple met a year ago while seeking a music piece at the John Church Co. store with Miss Mae Parker assisting. Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr officiated. the couple departed at 9:30 for an East trip.

John N. Sharp John Church Company Eugenia Wunsch McMillan ‘Street BE. Wunsch Hugo G. Eisenlohr St. John Protestant Church Sharp

DOT BOY OBEYS MAS INJUNCTION

A three year old boy found Friday at the Pennsylvania Depot refused to give his name saying his mother told him not to. A stream of visitors came to the Chil dren's Home all day but none identified him. Superintendent Crouse will keep the boy until he reveals his identity or his parents claim him.

Pennsylvania Depot Crouse

California Without Change In New Pullman Sleeping Cars

New ordinary vestibuled Pullman cars with modern conveniences depart Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p m routed via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco Excursion agents oversee transfers Rates for berths half the regular sleeper price Contact B O S W Illinois Central Southern Pacific or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent for details

New Pullman Cincinnati Louisville New Orléans Houston San Antonio el Paso Los Angeles San Francisco Ilinois Central Railroad Southern Pacific C. H.wiseman Joseph Biggs W. H. Connor New Orleans Jackson Miss Vicksburg Hot Springs Ark Havana Cuba Orleans Mexico Texas California Vine Street Corner Arcade Union Station Sunset Express New Mexico Arizona

Rival Candidates Named for Catholic Federated Societies Election

The Catholic Federated Societies announce rival listings for today’s election across multiple posts. President selections include Anthony Rasche and William Kuntz, with paired contenders for each official role and a long Executive Board slate led by Joseph W. Conroy.

Catholic Federated Societies Anthony Rasche William Kuntz J. H. Neabrey B. H. Nieporte Dr. J. Keyser Harry A. Gott Phil H. Herget Lewis C. Wieber Joseph ‘A. Themann Henry Poetker Joseph W. Conroy Anthony B. Dunlap T. H. ‘Kohmeseher H. A. Schmitt H. H. Evers Joseph Fenning James J. Hocter Richard Parker George A. Beuscher James J. Doddy

Brewers' League Drafts Petition Urges Saloon Removals

Andreae head of Liquor Interests announces a Brewers' Board of Trade statement calling for removal of objectionable saloons in Avondale and Bond Hillary. The petition aims to halt ongoing business of a noted saloon after a mayoral hearing, seeking community and brewing industry support.

Avondale Markbreit Jones Law Bond Hillary

Ministers Demand Action on Avondale-Bond Hill Petition

The Evangelical Alliance Law Enforcement Committee adopted a resolution praising the men who signed the Avondale-Bond Hill dry petition and stood against Brewers' Board of Trade threats. They urged patrons to support these men to offset potential business losses. A committee was chosen to press for local option legislation in Columbus with lawmakers to take up the subject next Wednesday.

Law Enforcement Committee of Alliance Law Enforcement The Evangelical Alliance Robert Watson Second Presbyterian Church Avondale- Bond -Hill Brewers’ Board of Trade Dr. Ketcham Trinity M. E. Church David McKinney First Reformed Presbyterian Church Columbus

Local Liquor Dealers Invited to Louisville Convention

Local hotel men receive invitations to the National convention of distillers brewers wholesale liquor dealers and hotel managers to be held in Louisville Kentucky January 21 and 22 at the Seelbach Hotel The Model License League officers issued the invitations arguing prohibition laws cannot be enforced and a model license is the solution Few Cincinnati hotel men plan to attend citing Ohio constitution blocks such a license

Louisville Seelbach Model License League Cincinnati Ohio

Plan to employ idle workers discussed by city charities

Park Superintendent Rodgers and Mr Manss of the Public Service Board heard charity workers views on distributing a $20 000 appropriation for jobs. Dr Bogen United Jewish Charities C M Hubbard Associated Charities and J O White Union Bethel attended. Hubbard urged self reports from applicants and Rodgers noted about 500 apply for work. White urged priority for married men and those with families. Rodgers was told to avoid church Sunday and focus on solving unemployment.

Rodgers Manss Board of Public Service Dr. Bogen United Jewish Charities C.M. Hubbard Associated Charities J. O. White Union Bethel Hubbard Bethel

Free Cancer Book Promises Proven Treatments

An advertisement promotes Cancerol as a proven cancer treatment not in experimental stages. It claims undisputed cures nationwide and offers Dr Leach's 100book detailing cancer causes patient care pain bleeding odor and case management. Copies available to interested readers.

Cancerol Leach

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J. M. Gidding & Co West Fourth Street Annuity and Aid _ Association London Paris Rue Dels Ie Paix Avustra India B. K. Paul Cal Bettman City Hall Notes Mary Dennison Gailey Ad” Men Cee Water Irs Department Ohio Young Men’s Christian Associations Delaware Dot Boy Brewers’ League Andreae Gorton Frank Goefton Race Street Bona Fide New York City Sutherland Mfg. Co Sis Main Street Illinois Central Railroad Effie Virginia Ryan School of Stenography and Typewriting Reading Road Blair Ave Sora Ann Ginna G. Woodmansee West Fourth Stree Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company W. 8. Hukill, JR Dow’s Southern Pacific Co Proteus Chalmette
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