Preachers Home Dedicated with Donor Gift
Widowers will receive comforts of home at the new institution. The donor designed it for retired ministers and their wives. Building open for inspection this afternoon 2 to 6. Dr J C Martin of Berea will deliver dedicatory address. Rev John H Klaus of Charles City and Dr Christian Golde to preside. Rev Mr Hilmer and wife named superintendent and matron. Mrs J A Dickman chairs Ladies Committee serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Martin
Berea
John H. Klaus
Charles City
Iowa
Christian Golde
Henry Hilmer
Redfield
S. D
Hilmer
Sophie Hilmer
Bethesda Hospital
J. A. Dickman
Fourteen to Graduate From University School
Postmaster Joel C. Clore will confer diplomas on fourteen University School of Cincinnati graduates at Thursday night exercises in the school auditorium. Rev. John Bayne Ascham will deliver the principal address on The New America. Dorothea Hake will present a bronze tablet listing sixty five names and four gold stars for former students in military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Cincinnati
John Bayne Ascham
Clare
Dorothea Hake
University “School of Cincinnati
Emily Dryer
J. W. Friedlander
Elizabeth Herz
Edith Krohn
Walter Kunz
Harold Meyer
Eleanor Peas
Louise Rauh
F. 8. Shaffer
Bettie L. Walz
Albert Widman
Eleanor Wildberg
Lucille Yungblut
Honeyed Words and Alimony Facts in Local Divorces
Mrs Christine Schaffer of 840 Poplar sues for divorce alleging harassment via affectionate letters from her Army husband and improper pay allotment practices. She seeks restoration of maiden name High and alimony after furniture loss and homelessness prior to drafting. Leona Brown sues Frank Brown for failure to provide for six years and alleges infidelity. Walter Linger responds to Gertrude Linger's divorce suit, denying charges and citing conflicts over support for a son and his wife, with claimed habitual late nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Schaffer
John E. Schaffer
Poplar Street
Walter Linger
Gertrude VP
Linger
John Street
Singer
Weather Outlook Promises Showers Early Week Then Mild Segue
The forecast indicates showers in the first days of the week followed by fair conditions. Temperatures will moderate to normal by Monday, drop a bit on Tuesday and Wednesday, then return to normal for the rest of the week.
Vinton Estate Session Extends Two Weeks
The session for the Vinton estate is set to extend through two weeks, confirming a longer deliberation period and potential additional proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Estate
Citizenship certificates issued to three applicants
Preliminary certificates for American citizenship were issued yesterday to Jack Chernokofsky of 631 Richmond Street a salesman from Russia Anders Marius Olsen of 1810 Young Street a student and pastor from Denmark and Simon Rogow a copper smith of 631 Richmond Street from Russia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chernokofsky
Richmond Street
Russia
Anders Marius Olsen
Young Street
Denmark
Simon Rogow
Copper Smith
Double Charge Filed Against Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Assistant District Attorney Clark filed two counts accusing the Louisville and Nashville Railroad of violating cattle transportation law. The alleged offenses occurred in fall 1917 before government control, linked to shipments from Tennessee to Cincinnati cattle dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Clark
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Trial summons in socialist draft-defeat case begins Tuesday
Government summons a large pool of witnesses and twice that number of citizens for jury service in the trial of Thomas Hammerschmidt Lotta Burke and about a dozen socialists accused of opposing the military draft. District Attorney Bolin and First Assistant James Clark lead the prosecution. Alexander Shorts and Nicholas Klein defend. Supreme Court rulings are said to have clarified earlier questions in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hammerschmidt
Lotta Burke
Bolin
James Clark
Alexander
Shorts
Nicholas Klein
Supreme Court
Correction issued in divorce report misidentified Grace Place
An error stated Grace Hazel Place, wife of Glen Wace, worked at the Tuberculosis Hospital. She is not a hospital employee. The correction notes Enola Grace Place, a hospital maid and sister-in-law to Grace Hazel Place, is unrelated to the case. The error is regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Wace
East Thirteenth Street
Grace Hazel Place
Enola Grace Place
Common Pleas Court docket of civil actions and divorces
Docket lists cases including Maria Dorse against Mary M E D Ballmann for 9540 in services. Catherine Dorse vs same for 9540. Irvin Hudson vs Joseph Broetmann for 10000 damages. Nicholas Lodwick vs same for 10000 damages. Lena Brown vs Frank D Brown for divorce. Christine Schaffer vs John E Schaffer for divorce. Dana Flanagan vs Monarchys Corporation for a received. John Schumer vs Dal Carel lien and execution for 175. Robert Mitchell Furniture Co. vs E I Dupont de Nemours Co for 419.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Dorse
Mary M. E. D. Ballmann
Executrix
William M. Friedman
Catherine Dorse
Same
Irvin
C. Hudson
Joseph Broetmann
Harry Hess
Nicholas Lodwick
Lena M. Brown
Frank D. Brown
John W. Cowell
Christine Schaffer
John E. Schaffer
Henry G. Hauck
Dana D. Flanagan
Monarchy's Corporation
Co. J. McDiarmid
John Schumer
Dal Carellien
Wilson, Fitzpatrick & Jones
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Company
L. J. Brumiere, Jr
Flanagan Sues Monarch Oil for Receiver and Records
Dana D. Flanagan of College Hill sues for a court appointing a receiver for Monarch Oil Corporation and for access to its books and papers. He says officers dissipate assets and mismanage affairs and refuse stockholders information. Wing is president, Catts vice president, Henry secretary. Flanagan owns 500 shares in the closed corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana D. Flanagan
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Monarch Oil Corporation
Mercantile Library
C. B. Wing of
Wyoming
R. N.catts
C. M. Henry
Flanagan
Canoe Incident Claims Life Of Philip Hille
Philip Hille aged 16 of 312 Baum street drowned in the Ohio River after a canoe overturned near Belle Vue Kentucky. Witnesses saw the accident but could not aid as current and depth prevented recovery despite searches by Engine Company No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hille
Baum Street
Ohio River
Belle
Ohio Shore
Engine Company No. 6
Sisters Seek $9,540 Each From Executrix in Dorse Estate
Marie and Catherine Dorse sue Mrs Mary M Kk Dorse Ballman as executrix for $9,540 each for services as housekeepers and general servants from July 10 1903 to May 20 1918 for their late brother Jacob Dorse. They claim their management of his household built his $60,000 estate and they receive $2,000 each under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Catherine’ Dorse
Shiloh Avenue
Clifton
Jacob Dorse
Mary M. Kk
Dorse Ballman
Frankallman
Grandin Road
Dorse
Man Sues Over Arrest Linked to Theft Accusations
Tom C Hudson sues Nicholas Lodwick Joseph Broermann and Paddock road Towne avenue seeking 10000 each alleging Lodwick’s arrest was caused by false information supplied by Broermann about a theft of chickens two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom .C. Hudson
Nicholas Lodwick
Paddock Road
Towne Avenue
Joseph Broermann
Miami Canal
Common Pleas Judges Schedule Monday Session
The Common Pleas Judges will hold a joint session Monday morning to arrange summer vacations appoint stenographers and act on the term of James A. Green as a member of the Law Library Trustees, expired May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
James A. Green
Law Library
Tennessee youth killed in crash lawsuit verdict cut
Cureto Boy’s relatives sued Bristol Gas and Electric in Federal Court at Knoxville after his death. Jury awarded $10,000, later reduced to $5,000 by Judge Sanford. Yesterday J. C. Boy appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals to restore the full $10,000 verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureto Boy
Tennessee
Knoxville
Bristol (Tenn
Gas and Electric Company
Sanford
J. C. Boy
Circuit Court of Appeals
Capelle Names Nelson Schwab as Ross's Successor
Prosecutor Louis H. Capelle announced the appointment of Nelson Schwab as Assistant Prosecutor to replace Major Simon Ross who resigned at the war start. Schwab, son of former Mayor Louis Schwab, served in the State Legislature, was drafted, trained at Camp Taylor, and mustered out as a Sergeant. Chester S. Durr becomes head of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Capelle
Nelson Schwab
Simon Ross
Ross
Major Ross
France
Capelle
Henry G. Hauck
Chester S. Durr
Louis Schwab
National Army
Camp Taylor
Prosecutor Capelle
Judge Westenhaver Joins Cleveland Appeals Session
Judge Westenhaver of the United States Court in Cleveland will serve as auxiliary judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the June session opening Tuesday. Judges Warrington Knappen and Denison preside as a number of important appeals are scheduled, including disputes over distribution of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westenhaver
United States Court
Cleveland
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Warrington, Knappen
Denison
Mothers of Democracy hear General Glenn on patriotism and democracy
Major General Edwin F. Glenn told Hamilton County Mothers of Democracy that mothers must instill proper ideals in boys before leaving the home. He warned against League of Nations involvement and explained past European entanglements and Germany’s 1916 peace offer.
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America
Edwin F. Glenn
Camp Sherman
Memorial Hall
Hamilton County
Mothers of Democracy
United States
The
Glenn
Camp
Sherman
Europe
England
France
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
India
Bagdad
League of Nations
Father Hickey
General Glenn
S. W. Coffman
Mothers of Democracy Executive Committee
Gibson
Sixth Street group launches fund for wounded soldiers
The Sixth Street Business Men's Club started a fund to aid hospitalised soldiers at Camp Sherman. President W M Anderson outlined plans to buy cigarettes candy and cookies and provide small comforts. State Senator Robert J O'Brien led subscriptions with 25 dollars. Fred S Kotte was named treasurer to receive donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
W. M. Anderson
Sixth Street Business Men's Club
France
Belgium
Anderson
Robert J. O’brien
Fred S. Kotte
Sixth and
Elm Streets
Sixth Street Business Men’s Club
Paroled Workhouse Men Find Benefits From Humane Society
More than twenty men paroled from the Workhouse by the Ohio Humane Society are working steadily and some have won promotions. Miss Mary Campbell, Director of Vocations, says parolees may visit their children if they provide and remain compliant, noting many prefer brief visits with their babies to maintain parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Humane Society
Mary Campbell
Miss Campbell
June Taxes Due Scheduled by County Treasurer
County Treasurer Charles Cooper announced he will begin receiving June taxes Monday morning at the Courthouse, ready to process payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cooper
Baccalaureate Service for Military Institute
The Ohio Military Institute holds a baccalaureate sermon by Dr C A Austin at the Presbyterian Church College Hill at 3 30 PM with a dress parade on campus. Commencement follows Monday morning at 9 with company drills and the principal address by Colonel William Everson and awards for scholarship and athletic medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Austin
Ohio Military Institute
Presbyterian Church
College Hill
William Everson
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