Amity Board Ouster Fight Heats Up In Court
In a reply to Mittendorf’s ouster suit, William Hensing contends he was duly elected to the Amity Special School District board on February 19 1918 to fill Parrish’s vacancy and has since served. He accuses Mittendorf of illegitimate 1917 actions, recalls financial strains, and notes overdrafts, unpaid bills, and misused funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Charles W. Mittendorf
William Hensing
Board of Education
Amity Special
Sycamore Township
Hensing
Fulton & Woost
William Parrish
Mittendorf
Irving H. Hartman
Parrish
Mit
Tendorf
Hamilton County
Amity Special School
Frank A. Heizer
Cincinnati Plans War Savings Day Proclamation
Mayor John Galvin announced on Friday that Cincinnati will officially observe War Savings Day on June 28. He will issue a proclamation urging residents to participate and propel the city into a leading position in War Savings Stamp sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Galvin
Cinnati
Cincinnati urged to build river terminals now
H McL Harding, consulting engineer from New York, urged Mayor Galvin and W C Culkins to adopt proven waterways terminal facilities. He described a 300 foot unit costing about 150000 dollars, capable of handling 150000 tons annually, with four barges loadable at once. He said the government may assist Cincinnati to relieve freight congestion and warned Louisville plans to build terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. McL. Harding
New York
Galvin
W. C. Culkins
Harding
Louisville
Archbishops Moeller appoints clerical changes effective June 8
Archbishop Henry Moeller announces a large slate of clerical appointments to take effect June 8 across Cincinnati area parishes including St. Leo St. Vincent de Paul St. Ann St. Mary and multiple missions and churches. Several priests are assigned as assistants or temporarily in charge with special language needs for the Hungarian parish and St. Stephen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
St. Leo
Henry J. Lehman
St. Louis
H. H. Buse
St. Vincent de Paul
Frank A. Varley
St. Ann
Henry J. Richter
Otway
Scioto County
Missions
Louis Evers
St. Mary Hospital
Mgr. Windthorst
St. Mary
Thirteenth and
Clay Streets
Lawrence Meyer
St. Lawrence
Price Hill
Frederick Bien
St. Edward
Joseph Graham
St. Augustine
Francis Mueller
St. Francis de Sales
William Leaver
St. Martin
Brown County
Vera Cruz
Edward Sims
St. Raphael
Springfield
Leo Walsh
St. Peter
Chillicothe
Eugene Gerlach
John Dillon
P. T
Father Stick
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Henry Grimmelsmann
St.Leo Church
St. Stephen Parish
Cincinnati
War Council to curb fundraising abuse plan announced
Cincinnati War Council urges Community Councils of National Defense to investigate all patriotic fundraisers before donations. A report from each council will show organized strength for war activities, with endorsements required to protect donors and worthy groups. Miss Margaret Maxon listed for information. ice tickets will be distributed via Community Councils to aid those unable to buy large amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati War Council
Margaret Maxon
Gwynne Building
Canal
Call for 250 Red Cross nurses in Cincinnati drive
Cincinnati leaders urge 200 Red Cross nurses this week, with 50 more needed, as part of a national campaign. At least 5,000 nurses are required for front line hospitals, camps, and cantonments nationwide. Local efforts note 250 nurses already supplied and 250 more expected from seven city training schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Firemen to Be Retired for Disabilities
Five firemen were recommended for retirement by Fire Chief Barney Houston on Friday due to physical disabilities. The pension candidates are Thomas Storey aged 63 from Fire Co 24 Edward Roth 52 from Fire Co 12 Frank Schwab 52 from Fire Co 39 Joseph J. Donovan 51 from Fire Co 42 and Marshal Shields from Fire Co 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Houston
Thomas Storey
Fire Co
Edward Roth
Frank Schwab
Joseph J. Donovan
Marshal Shields
Cheerful draft departure as 282 enlist for training
Early Friday 282 Cincinnati and Hamilton County drafted men were sent to Columbus Barracks for training. At Grand Central station crowds cheered, and officials praised the joyful departure. The mobilized men boarded trains from Winton Place East Norwood and City boards, with expected arrival in Columbus by noon. Tank recruiting orders noted, with 15 crew per tank and calls for skilled mechanicians. Recruiting continues at 612 Vine Street.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Columbus
Grand Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Winton Place
East Norwood
Hamilton County Board No. 1
City Board No. 2
Columbus Barracks
Len
Lewellen
America
France
Vine Street
Dentists Assigned to Local Draft Boards For Free Service
War Department designated volunteer dentists to aid draft screening. Major Heckard and Dr. McGhee arranged free dental service with a list of dentists and their assigned draft boards across Hamilton County. Names include Locke Norwood, Huschart Board of Elections Building, Schott, Way, Sclcott, Betty, Raugh, Leahy, Taylor, Zinselmeier, Adair, Cormeny.
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War Department
W. A. Heckard
Dental Reserve Corps
W. H. O. McGhee
Cleveland
W. S. Locke
Andrews Building
Hamilton County
Norwood
J. H. Huschart
Mercantile Library
Board of Elections
Sidney J. Raugh
Harrison Building
D. A. Leahy
Union Central Building
R. W. Taylor
Brighton Bank
J. F. Zinselmeier
West Ninth Street
W. G. Adair
Glenway Avenue
H. W. Cormeny
Chase Avenue
Liquor Sale Ban To Drafted Soldiers Issued
The State Liquor License Board at Columbus Ohio ordered county boards to stop selling or furnishing intoxicants to men after they take their oath for Selective Service. The rule, delivered after a conference with Major W S Pealer, makes nonviolence proof the licensee's responsibility and is mandatory.
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State Liquor License Board
Columbus
W. S. Pealer
Selective Service of
Ohio
United States
Tank Recruiting To End Saturday Ends Soon In Army Tank Service
A large proportion of men entering the new army tank service will be noncommissioned officers, Lt. C. L. Lewell states. The drive wraps up this Saturday as recruitment concludes.
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Army Tank Service
C. L. Lewel
Local Draft Boards Hold Examinations and Delinquent Roundup
Local Board No. 7 held physical examinations at Christ Church Parish House and accepted multiple registrants including Ellis Riley, Blanch Malden, Harry Frye, Richard Nuby, Thomas Murphy, William Mansford, William A. Maloney, and others. Local Board No. 3 will hold dental examinations Friday evening June 7 at its office. Captain Gus Werner of Local Draft Board No. 8 called for a gunsmith and a machinist to appear at once. The week of June 3 is set aside by Ohio draft boards to round up delinquent registrants with a $50 reward for causing a delinquent to be brought before a board. Local Draft Board No. 5 asks deferral of Alfred Scully until September due to his role with Scully Bros., a county road-building contractor.
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Christ Church Parish House
Ellis Riley
Carlisle Avenue
Blanch Malden
West Fourth Street
Harry Frye
West Fifth Street
Richard Nuby
Burton Avenue
Thomas Murphy
West Eighth Street
William Mansford
West Seventh Street
William A. Maloney
East Third Street
Local Board No.3
Gus Werner
Draft Board No. 8
Draft Boards
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Alfred Scully
Scully
Scully Bros
Nurses Will Be Graduated At Jewish Hospital
The annual commencement of the Nurses Training School at Jewish Hospital will be held Wednesday evening June 5 in Straus Hall. Dr Henry Schroeder will give the address and Samuel Straus will confer diplomas and medals. Miss May M Russell will present the class. The ten graduates are Jeanette Barnard Lois Guinn Erma Ike Olive Gott May Lanshan Sarah Morgan Margherita Oliveros Fanny Saloshin Clare Settlemayer Cecile Wallinger.
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Nurses Training School of the
Jewish Hospital
Straus Hall
Henry Schroeder
Samuel Straus
The
May M. Russell
George A. Thayer
Henry Englander
Jeanette Barnard
Lois Guinn
Erma Ike
Olive Gott
May Lanshan
Sarah Morgan
Margherita Oliveros
Fanny Saloshin
Clare Settlemayer
Cecile Wallinger
Memorial Day Parade General Order Thanks Volunteers
General Order issued Friday by Grand Marshal John W Shorten and Adjutant General W J Schultz extends thanks to Mayor John Galvin, Dr Louis Schwab, Dr Randall J Condon, Chief of Staff Frank Jobson, Police Chief William Copelan and department, Executive Scout Newman, Boy Scouts of America, Mrs Franklin Alter, Sixth Street Business Men's Club, and all helpers. Flowers supplied for grave decoration praised school children and teachers and Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Shorten
W. J. Schultz
John Galvin
Schultz
Frank \. Jobson
William Copelan
Cincinnati Board of Education
Louis Schwab
Randall J. Condon
Newman
Boy Scouts of America
Franklin Alter
Women's Motor Corps
National League For Women's Service
Sixth Street Business Men’s Club
Wheat Saving Urged as Public Must Persist in Conservation
A Hamilton County Food Administration telegram emphasizes continued wheat conservation and public cooperation. It states there were rumors officials said further conservation was unnecessary, clarifying that supplies through harvest cover about one third of normal use and that 75 million bushels were on hand for roughly three months, with normal three month demand at 127 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Food Administration Committee
Food Administration
Iron Cross Candidate Guilty of Assault
Grover Sharp of 2000 Madison Road was found guilty of pummeling his sister Mrs Rose Cey at 2603 Eastern Avenue until she broke her nose. Judge Bernard C. Ox sentenced him Friday to sixty days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Cey
Eastern Avenue
Grover Sharp
Madison Road
Bernard C
Funeral for Mrs Langdon in Lebanon O on Monday
The funeral for Mrs Lawrence K Langdon 34 of Lebanon Ohio who died at Christ Hospital Friday morning will be held at her late residence Monday at 2 PM She was wife of Lawrence K Langdon a prominent Republican and former member of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence K. Langdon
Lebanon
Christ “Hospital
Reward offered for vandal who stole lecture sign
The Wurlitzer Company posted a thousand dollar reward on Friday for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who stole a sign advertising a lecture on German atrocities by Dr. Dwight Hillis at Music Hall next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurlitzer Company
Dwight Hillis
Music Hall
Mail clerks join Camp Sherman duty force
Mail Clerk George Wiest of 545 Enright Street was recently chosen by Postmaster Clare to join the mail men on duty at Camp Sherman. Cincinnati is represented there by a half dozen of its crack mailmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiest
Enright Street
Clare
Camp Sherman
Cincinnati
Sixth Ohio Reunion to Be Held in Memorial Hall
Cincinnati Civil War unit known as the Guthrie Grays convenes at Memorial Hall on June 15 for an all day reunion. The program includes officer elections with current officers James S. Yoast presiding and John F. Sullivan serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
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H. & S. Pogue Co
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Pe Aehag Bingars
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the Commercial Tribune
the Fair Store
Langdon
Vandal
Wilson
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Milner’s
Ball
Charles Hart
Elizabeth Spencer
Victor
Milner
Henry Burr
Campbell and Burr
ISNER
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Victrola XI
Krollmann’s Garden
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Warsaw
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