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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
10
Southern Ohio flour mill owners plan a education campaign to prove winter wheat flour makes good wholesome bread. The Southern Ohio Millers Association aims to boost Ohio flour with a $10,000 fund and will advertise in newspapers and magazines to sway housewives toward homemade flour.
Sherman Walsh reports a loss after a young black man offered to split paper sales and asked for change for a $2 bill. The man entered a gate at a residence on Ninth Street near Linn and Cutter and did not return, prompting a police report.
We close out summer merchandise this month to reduce clothing now. The assortment includes the newest styles colors and materials in vogue this season. If you need a good summer suit this is your opportunity to secure a bargain.
Nearly a thousand children enrolled at Sherman School with more applications at Sixth District and other sites. Six weeks of classes begin today in Sherman Sixteenth and Douglass buildings with extra rooms and staff to handle the surge, while mothers seek safe, educational summer activities for their children.
The Ohio State Bar Association meets at Put-in-Bay with addresses by noted judges and attorneys. Wednesday features races and a baseball game between the Hasbeens and the Never-Waters, plus prizes for winners. Judson Harmon will umpire. Cincinnati delegates travel for events and sessions run through Thursday with talks on Judicial Administration, Uniform Laws, and taxation and political party questions.
A two and a half story frame boarding house owned by Mrs Lillie Herzog at 4437 Station Avenue Winton Place was damaged by a fire starting in the attic last night. J W Miller reported the blaze from Box 968 and extinguished the flames in about thirty minutes. Loss estimated at 2000 with boarders belongings lost though none were injured. May Herzog fainted but recovered at a nearby drug store. Actors from Chester Park and the American Newsboys Quartet suffered losses along with diver Prof William McNeal.
Alma O Hern 22 hotel telephone operator and James Byrnes 24 bellboy captain were secretly married last May in Hamilton. They continued to work daily at the Sinton Hotel with Byrnes’s wife in charge of the pay phone station. Byrnes boarded with her mother at 926 Curtis street. Mrs Byrnes will keep her job.
Educational advertisement touts Hamilton College for Young Women in Lexington Kentucky now in its 0th year with 26 instructors and university level training. Highlights include splendid refurnished buildings exclusive patronage and programs in music art and elocution. Address for yearbook. Mrs Luella W St Clair president.
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