Temperance lecture and civic notices in Covington area
On June 1 1868 clear weather. Rev John Pearson marries Samuel T Garrison to Miss Mary E Wiltsee. In Covington stockholders elect directors for the Cincinnati Lexington East Tennessee railroad with Lord Worthington Ellis S L Hommedieu Sinton etc. Lord is named president and Worthington vice president. School board raises superintendent salary to 3500. Various resignations at district schools and a strawberry festival at Mears Chapel. Great Western Baseball Club defeats Covington Reliables 20 to 6. Properties on Plum Street auctioned for 14000. and multiple local notices on gymnastic association candidates and land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearson
Samuel T. Garrison
Mary E. Wiltsee
John Moffitt
Canada
Christie Chapel
Cincinnati, Lexington & East Tennessee Railroad Company
Covington
Lewis Worthington
John W. Ellis
S. $. L'Hommedieu
Henry C. Lord
David Sinton
James M. Glenn
Cincinnati
Vincent Shinkle
Madison C. Johnson
Lexington
Board of Education
Newcomb
Great Western Baseball Club
Reliables
Subscription Rates for The Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription prices for various regions and formats including Greater Cincinnati, United States, Canada, and foreign countries. All mail subscriptions are prepaid. The note warns against liability for unsolicited manuscripts and photos and provides contact details for branch offices and Associated Press rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greater Cincinnati
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Commercial Tribute Publishing Company
May Conscript Labor To Man Ice Plants In Cincinnati
To avert an ice famine in Cincinnati a Monday conference at the mayor’s office will consider forcing idlers to work in ice plants. Mayor John Galvin will preside with Chief William Copelaw Dr R B Blume Hamilton County Food Administrator Judge Bernard C Fox and local ice manufacturers. The industry reports a severe labor shortage and seeks immediate relief possibly by conscripting idle workers. Unauthorized reserve ice has been touched since resumed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Galvin
William Copelaw
R. B. Blume
Hamilton County
Bernard C. Fox
Patriotic Doings At Pleasant Ridge Meeting
Pleasant Ridge to hear a Sunday evening message from President Wilson delivered by Dr Rat hall J Condon at a school auditorium meeting where a Council of National Defense will be organized Ren Mulford Jr to speak A musical program features Miss Florence Enneking and Mrs Liew Evans Ridge Boy Scouts spread personal calls to homes over the hilltop last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Wilson
Rathall J. Condon
Council of National Defense
Ren. Mulford, Jr
Florence Enneking
Liew. Evans
The
Modern Woman's Corner Fashion Designs For Home Dressmakers
The article urges women to plan wardrobes early for summer events, highlighting plaid effects in sheer fabrics like voile and dimity. It notes white organdy silhouettes with scalloped trim and hemstitching, plus organdy collar and sleeve beading. Copyright 1918 by the Press Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
July
Augusta
the Press Publishing Co
Partisan Criticism at Indiana Republican State Convention
The Indiana Republican State Convention urged unity in wartime policy and condemned partisan attacks on the administration. Will Hays led the gathering, praising loyalty, urging support for the war program, and warning against criticism that could aid the enemy. The piece urges decency in debate, emphasizes Red Cross needs, and mocks rivals while urging continued national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Harrys. New
Nurses Wanted by Cincinnati Red Cross
The Cincinnati Red Cross issued an urgent appeal looking for fifty nurses immediately to meet a surge in needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Secrets of Health How Science Now Diagnoses Measles
Dr Koplik first spotted early measles signs in New York. Dr Godlewski of Paris reports a suction cup test on chest and back predicting illness up to five days ahead. In camps and barracks the method reduced outbreaks by enabling earlier isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Koplik
New York
H. Godlewski
Paris
Godlewski
Memorial Day Fraternization Marks End of Civil War Feud
The piece notes improved North South relations after the war as Memorial Day brings Blue and Gray together. It cites a new patriotism and mutual understanding, mentions Congress weighing a consumption tax, and comments on indirect costs and diet. The author also praises German patience and credulity.
Sweden Reaches Shipping Accord With United States
More than 400000 tons of ships are released to the United States and allies by a Stockholm signed commercial agreement with Sweden. The US will provide liberal food rations and materials in return. The accord follows a friendly Swedish government shift and permits continued exports to meet urgent needs. Sweden may face grain shortages until the new harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Sweden
Stockholm
State Department
Social Unit War Garden hosts York and Freeman celebration
Mrs Wiggs cabbage patch scene of neighborly spirit as Social Unit War Garden plans a Saturday night party. With 200 plus war gardens at York and Freeman corner, an ice cream booth and Pansy Minstrels will raise funds for garden work while the health campaign thermometer nears 700 as the effort continues despite heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggs
War Gardens Committee
Altho
York and
Freeman
Funeral of Mrs Lerch Held at St George Church
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Lerch who died at 120 West McMillan Street will be held Monday morning from her home with a requiem high mass at St George Church She was the wife of Henry C Lerch director of the Clifton School of Music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lerch
West
McMillan Street
St. George Church
Henry C. Lerch
Clifton Scool of Music
Auto Hits Pedestrian on Gest Freeman At Nagle Dry Cleaning Co Vehicle
Joseph Penbush of 1023 Clark Street was struck Friday afternoon by an auto owned by Nagle Dry Cleaning Company at Gest and Freeman avenues. He was taken to General Hospital with a lacerated back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Penbush
Clark Street
Gest and
Freeman Avenue
Nagle Dry Cleaning Company
Penbush
General Hospital
Evanston Community Society to hold outdoor patriotic service
The Evanston Community Society will hold a Sunday evening open-air patriotic service on the lawn of Evanston Christian Church. D. WoodtMansee is announced as the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston Community Society
Evanston Christian Church
D., D. WoodtMmansee
McAdoo Calls Kitchin to Remove the Stigma
Secretary McAdoo called Representative Kitchin to retract his claim that a publishers lobby pressured the administration on revenue legislation and zone postage rates. In a letter from White Sulphur Springs, W Va, McAdoo disputed the notion that newspapers and magazines influenced his view and urged clarity on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Representative Kitchin
North Carolina
House
Kitchin
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Navy recruit leaves home for Great Lakes training
Fred Weiland was given a farewell at his Avondale home on 3160 Harvey Avenue after enlisting in the navy on April 29. He received orders to report to the Great Lakes Training Station in Chicago on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weiland
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Weiland
Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
Morton Heldman Leaves for Radio Training in Chicago
Morton Heldman director of the Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association of the Chamber of Commerce departed Friday to enter training at the United States Radio Training School near Chicago before entering military service. He is part of Heldman Clothing Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Heldman
Cincinnati Traveling Men’s Association of the Chamber of Commerce
United States Radio Training School
Chicago
Heldman Clothing Manufacturing Company
Elston to Enter Aviation Service After Prosecution Career
Charles Elston, a chief assistant to County Prosecutor John V. Campbell since May 1913, bids farewell to associates Friday as he enters aviation service. He will undergo three months training at Ohio State University Columbus. In the Prosecutor’s office he has handled major criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elston
John V. Campbell
Aviation Service
Ohio State University
Columbus
Elston
Altho
Mrs Irwin Goming To Speak On War Front Visions
Mrs Will Irwin wife of the war correspondent has just returned from Europe where she visited three battle fronts and will address guests at the Hotel Linton on Wednesday recounting her experiences over there. She will be joined by Miss Maud Younger of the National Woman's party advisory council to speak for the woman suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Irwin
Europe
Linton
Elks Lodge in Cincinnati to Hold Patriot Outing at Zoo
Judge Bernard C. Fox will deliver a patriotic address at the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks No 5 annual outing at the Zoo. Bart Horton chairs the committee promising surprises. Flag raising on June 14 at the Temple features speeches and music. exercises open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Fox
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
No. 5
Zoo
Bart Horton
Temple
Innerseals Meet Harrison In Sunday Showdown
Sunday the Innerseals face L. B. Harrison, former amateur champions, with Concannon delaying battery reveal until game time. Harrison’s battery will be Niéman and Scheller. Game starts at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innerseals
L. B. Harrison
Concannon
Niéman and Scheller
Northern Masons Gather for Ohio Reunion
Nearly 1,000 Masons of Northern Ohio attended a reunion in Norwalk with special cars from Cleveland and Sandusky and delegations arriving from Mansfield Tiffin Fremont Ashtabula Painesville Bellevue Elyria and Bucyrus for the two day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio
Cleveland
Sandusky
Mansfield
Tiffin
Fremont
Ashtabula
Painesville
Bellevue
Elyria
Bucyrus
Births in City Record Names of Parents and Addresses
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and street addresses. Boys include Scott William, Tull Charles, Reinstatler Charles, Schwartz Joseph, Porkov Paul. girls include Mason William, Spikard George, Stock Ban, and Wstell verhaus. Addresses cover West Sixty Ninth Street, Roanoke Street, Summit Schwartz, Republic Porkov, Spring Grove Avenue, Ballard Avenue, Markbreit, and Grove Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
William and
Grace
West
Sixtyninth Street
Tull
Charles
Florence
Roanoke Street
Reinstatler
Agnes
Summit Schwartz
Joseph and
Ester
Republic
Mason
William and Flora
Ballard Avenue
Spikard
George
Clara
Markbreit
Wstell Verhaus
Stella
Grove Avenue
Cneey
Hospital Rescue In Twilight Car Chase
In a country hospital twilight scene a high powered car stops at the steps. An army officer holds a captive as a nurse and superintendent rush to aid a woman in the tonneau. The officer collapses. a rescued ally names the Edelweiss Inn and the conspirators before succumbing. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Tonneau
Ben
Edelweiss Inn
Ernest
Boy Drowns In City Canal Bathing Incident
Joseph Brady of 30 LeRoycourt drowned Friday afternoon while swimming in the canal between Mitchell and Clifton avenues. Twocompanions fled for help as he went under. Life Saving Squad No. 2 arrived too late, and the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brady
LeRoycourt
Mitchell and
Clifton Avenues
Life Saving Squad No. 2
Two Hurt In Auto Crash On Paddock Road
Leo Wdry of 3404 Roseland Place lost control Friday afternoon, his car skidded into a tree. Udry suffered bruises and facial lacerations, while his wife sustained a sprained back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wdry
Roseland Place
Paddock Road
Udry
Marriage Licenses List Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses includes multiple individuals with their residences and ages such as Arthur W. Mueller of wigsnee 321 W Seventh St age 34 and Lyd m Snook of 431 Ridgeway Ave age 24, along with others like Frank G. Oswald and Rose Finkelstein. The OCR shows numerous names and addresses across Jersey City and nearby areas, reflecting a citywide licenses record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Mueller
Seventh St
Snook
Ridgeway
Frank G. Oswald
Chiftoh
Jose
A. Schoemher
Harlam Place
David St
Rose Finkelstein
John St
Claude Berry
Aisea
H. Biemiuetler
White Oak
George H. Grafe
Norwood
Sophie M. Hilgeman
E.mcmicken
William 8. Riley
Lena Lumsford
Borman
William Scheiderer
Rosemont
D. Krum
Tiosemont
Gustav H. Kroeger
Mildred L. Frazer
Herman Trimpe
Gdnia
Gontidil’ Oo Oy
Eck
Clarion
Mt. Washington
Central Av
Ccs Uc
Jersey City
N. J
Ridge
Markbreit
Maplé Park
Lydia
Ick i
Westwood
Enright
Eighth St
Roll of Honor Enlistments Listed by City
Friday enlistments include numerous names across Army Navy and National Guard with diverse home towns such as Norwood Cheviot Dayton Hamilton Piqua and Covington. Entries list ranks and occupations from chauffeurs clerks and machinists to miners and students, reflecting a broad wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ed J. Noll
Central Avenue
City
Clifford Oker
Batterman Street
Albert . Wilmer
Baymiller Street
Lester G. Wolf
Norwood
Melville Hayward
Eastern Avenue
William Haslinger
Vine Street
William Wenninger
Norwood C
Early S. Pibschman
Rosemont Ue
Clyde Swepsten
Considine Avenue
Wilber Wehrmeyer
Cheviot
Joseph. G. Fangaman
Carr Street
James McDowell
West Virginia
George Horner
Newport
Marion Howard
L. A. Biller
Teamster
Petters Street
Hollie A. Beverly
Owertton
Symerson BH. Stiver
Dayton
Norbet Trimble
Richard B. Kennedy
Gordon Keller
Hamilton
August Peters
Miner
Brookside
Ala
Tom McDermot
West Street
Charles Conner
Waynesville
Alfred J. Wright
Floyd
J. Whitman
Farmer
Piqua
Lawrence Millian
Laterer
Columbus
Homer D. Laugh
Strcent
Bainbridge, C
Cyrus Jacobs
Joseph S. Mahaffey
Latorer
Reily
James R. Lewis
Vanneburg
Virgil Conway
Garro Hg
Dudley F. Cross
Sciotonville
National Army
John W. Iseley
Ninth Street
Russell Bogart
Richmond
Ind
Navy
James Quill Cravin
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Charles George
Wington
Carl W. Sunderbrink
Blackburn
Fred M. McElwy
Clarence P. Conner
Alger
Henry E. Burgess
Bradford
Irving W. Harris
Chester
Neb
Julius Pagenhart
Republic Street
Vernie Weisenstine
Arlington Heights
Leslie E. Masker
Bowling Green
Lester Basinger
Pandora
Alva Grabrel
Ada
Walton
Walter Gadshue
Sycamore
Morton J. Heldman
Ota Avenue
Frank Bemmes
Reading
William McKinley Davis
Oak Hill
William R. Clevenger
Lima
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Mear’s Chapel
William R. McComas
Plum
Fourth Street
Samuel A. Sargent
S. B W. McLean
Young Men’s Gymnastic Association
A. P. C. Bonte
J. B. Resor
L. Norton
Wil Resor, Jr
A. W. Whelpley
J. H. Beattie
Howard Barney
J. N. McDonnell
C. S. Maguire
Longworth and
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Walnut Hills
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Simrall Building
Madison Area
York Street
Trafalgar
Chas People’s Gas Bidg
Thoman's
Mildred Lodewick
Congress
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Sin Feiners
Africa
Teddy
Taft
Luther Burbank
DR. L. K. Hirghberg
Gov’t
York and Freeman
Mrs. Irwin Goming
Harrison
Porkov, Paul and
Victoria
Spring Grove Avenue
Delicia
By Cliff Sterrett
Farmerettes
Furis
COA Ieaid
Ameet
Nevers
Nat
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Isabee
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