Philipson interprets Zionism clash and universal Judaism
Dr. David Philipson in a Rockdale Avenue Temple sermon cites the Union for American Hebrew Congregations meeting in Boston. He stresses a principle that Jews should avoid a Jewish nation and support equal rights for all lands while maintaining religious universalism. The speech highlights unity among American Jews across religious lines and rejects national homeland pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Avenue Temple
David Philipson
Union For American Hebrew Congregations
Boston
Gaston
Israel
Israe
Jlands
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
United States
Palestine
England
France
Progress in Religion Celebrated by Rabbi Grossmann in Cincinnati
Rabbi Louis Grossmann urged progress in religion in a Plum Street Temple sermon. He noted Cincinnati’s strong religious record and praised local figures like Lyman Beecher Moncure Conway and Isaac M Wise, lamenting that a century of city life largely overlooked religion. The address highlighted enduring influence in the city’s spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis Grossmann
Plum Street Temple
Lyman Beecher
Moncure D. Gonway
Isaac M. Wise
Taft Views on Jewish Nation and Zionist hopes
Cincinnati Zionists report an interview with former President Taft on establishing a Jewish national cultural center in Palestine. He cited talks with Rabbi David Philipson, called Jews a separate race yet good Americans, and said a spiritual center is a necessity. He noted the nation question would be settled by the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionist Organization of American
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Palestine
David Philipson
Taft
League of Nations
Chorus of a Thousand to Sing at Patriotic Meeting
Dr Randall J Condon announced a 1000 voice chorus for a June 17 Music Hall mass meeting. Governor James M Cox will present Pershing silver medals to Hamilton County youths who sold at least 2500 in War Savings Stamps. John Peyton Coburn, 15, Mt Auburn student, sold 4000 stamps and joined the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Condon
Music Hall
James M. Cox
Hamilton County
Aiken
John Peyton Coburn
McGregor Place
John Coburn
Mt. Auburn
Price Limitations Hold In Woolworth Stores
The price principle of the Woolworth Stores remains unchanged after the death of Mr. Woolworth. Speculation about raising the dime limit has ended with a newspaper article confirming that the five and ten cent slogan will continue as the trademark of the Woolworth business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Mr. Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Orphans Outing Seeks Cars for June 11 Parade
Cincinnati and neighboring counties prepare for the annual Orphans Outing on June 11. The General Committee seeks car donations. 245 pledges so far, with at least 200 more needed ahead of a dinner at Hotel Metropole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Covington and
Newport
William M. Perin
Hotel Metropole
B. S. Armstrong
F. D. Lawrence
W. .T. Hunter
E. F. Romer
C. C. Carpenter
Orphan Asylum
Auburn Avenue
Wellington Place
E. A. Kruse
General Protestant
Highland Avenue
Me'‘ish
P. J. Schneider
St. Aloysius
Reading Road
Bond Hill
J. D. Engelbert
St. Joseph
Cherry Street
Cumminsville
Harry G. Pounsford
Children’s
West Ninth Street
W. J. Carey
Madisonville
Children’s Home
House of Mercy
Freeman Avenue
George L. Ringel
Cincinnati Free Day Nursery
West Liberty Street
E. J.carpenter
Freeman and Poplar
Thomas P. Strack
St. Vincent Home For
Bank Street
Martin Rosenberger
Santa Maria Institute
West Eighth Street
Charles W. Taylor
Good Shepherd Convent
Grand and
Warsaw
S. 1
Allen
Parkway Day Nursery
Logan Street
John Bullock
St. John’s
Covington
Kentucky
James Pieper
George ‘Sauerston
Protestant Orphans' Home
J. B. Scheibley
Good Shepherd
Ft. Thomas
S. Sharpless
Newport Day Nursery
A. VY. Stegeman
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Cold Springs
Prizes Awarded in Western and Southern Life Building Designs
The design contest for the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company addition at Fourth and Broadway closed with awards. First prize went to August C. Lueders of 43 Camden Avenue for 100 dollars. second to F. E. Brinkman of 1818 Sycamore Street for 50 dollars. third to Ben L. Betley of Ohio Mechanics Institute for 25 dollars. fourth to N. Barone of 305 Woodward Building Detroit for 15 dollars. fifth to Thomas Sickmeier of Ohio Mechanics Institute for 10 dollars. sixth to John C. Murphy of Tabasco, O. Vite for 10 dollars. A second fifth-prize was added after two designs tied closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Fourth and Broadway
August C. Lueders
Camden Avenue
F. E. Brinkman
Sycamore Street
Ben. L. Betley
Ohio Mechanics Institute
N. Barone
Woodward
Funeral held for prominent Cincinnati attorney Millard Tyree
The funeral of Millard Tyree, noted Cincinnati lawyer, was held at Spring Grove Chapel with Episcopal rites conducted by Rev. Atridge. A choir quartet sang Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Courts adjourned in respect. memorial resolutions to Tyree will be prepared by a Hamilton County Bar Association committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Tyree
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Chapel
Atridge
Christ Church
Tyree
Charles J. Hunt
Cincinnati Bar Association
Orville K. Jones
Robert A. LeBlond
J. M. Hutton
W. Winans Freeman
E. W. Edwards
Charles Terry
M. W. A. Julian
A. B. Thrasher
John A. Caldwell
Fred. L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Frank I. Dinsmore
William A. Geoghegan
Thomas l. Michie
O. K. Jones
Hamilton County
Margaret Doyle Dies After Prolonged Illness at 73
Margaret Doyle of Melrose Building Melrose Avenue died yesterday at her home after a long illness. She is survived by two sisters. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Assumption Monday morning with burial at St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Doyle
Melrose Building
Melrose Avenue
Church of the Assumption
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Burgess Rites Set For Mt Healthy Man
Melville Burgess age 67 of 17 East Second Street Mt Healthy died Friday at home after retirement from business. Survived by widow Lucille and five children Theodore Leon Anna Maymie and Viola Burgess. Funeral Monday at residence with burial in Mt Healthy Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Burgess
East Second Street
Mt. Healthy
Lucille Burgess
Theodore
Leon
Anna
Maymie
Viola Burgess
Mrs Elizabeth Hengelbrock Dies at 53 in Newport Kentucky
Mrs Elizabeth Hengelbrock aged 53 wife of Joseph Hengelbrock cashier at Newport National Bank died yesterday at her home 922 Washington avenue Newport Kentucky funeral set for Tuesday at 8 30 a m from St Stephen s Church including church services and burial plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hengelbrock
Joseph D. Hengelbrock
Newport National Bank
Washington Avenue
Newport
St. Stephen’'s Church
Death of Harry A. McGrew in Cleveland Ohio
Harry A. McGrew aged 29, formerly of Cincinnati, died in Cleveland after a long illness. The body will be sent to Cincinnati for burial at Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery. Funeral services will be from the home of his sister Mrs. C. M. Dean in Hyde Park. He leaves a widow Gertrude, two brothers Thomas and Charles, and three sisters Mrs. G W Wenner, Mrs. W H Jones, and Mrs. C M Dean. He worked at Ford Motor Co in Cincinnati until 1915 and later with the National Shipping Board in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. McGrew
Cleveland
Cincinnati
C. M. Dean
Willard Avenue
Hyde Park
Walnut Hillis Protestant Cemetery
McGrew
Gertrude McGrew
Thomas
Charles McGrew
G. W. Wenner
W. H. Jones
Ford Motor Company
National Shipping Board
River Levels Fall Across Davis Island and Wheeling
River conditions update from Pittsburg and Wheeling show Davis Island Dam at 5.9 feet and dropping while the Ohio River at Wheeling stands at 9 feet and receding. Both locations report clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Clear
Wheeling
Things Gone Plumb to Smash First District Jail
A report notes the First District jail is empty for the first time in months as prohibition takes effect. Previously guards processed many safekeepers and drunks, with a mix of celebrities and habitual drinkers, now the cellrooms sit quiet while the jailer contemplates possible closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
Italian American Club Outing Set at Newport Park
The Italian American Friendship Club plans a June 7 1919 outing at Clifton Garden Newport KY under La Falce with speakers Hon George W Puchta Dr A O Zwick Prof William M Poster and Pompilio Barone committee P Rossi G Lestingi T Del Vicchio A Tringi F Bove marching bands concerts and dancing I Southgate cars will display Italian and American flags all afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Emile d’Erminio
Charles di Virgilio
P. Rossi
G. Lestingi
T. del Vicchio
A. Tringi
F. Bove
Parents of War Hero Receive His Citation
Parents of Private George W. Budde who died in France with the Fifth Regiment of Marines received a Distinguished Service Cross citation signed by General John J. Pershing. Budde, secretary and treasurer of the Joseph Niehaus Company, lived at 655 Hawthorne Avenue Price Hill. The citation notes his extraordinary heroism at Ville Montre France on November 11 1918 and awards the DSC in the President name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Budde
France
Fifth Regiment of Marines
John J. Pershing
Budde
Joseph Niehaus
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Fifth Regiment
Appointed Acting Marshals in Fire Department
Leonard Wescott captain of Fire Company No 45 and B Connolly captain of Fire Company No 4 were appointed Acting Marshals by Safety Director Holmes. The Marshals will rotate districts, one fifth day off, at a salary of 1800 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wescott
B. Connolly
Holmes
Distilling Plant Estate in Lynchburg to Be Sold
Real estate listing reports the sale of Frei berg and Workum Company distillery complex in Lynchburg Ohio by Henry C. Ezekiel on June 3 at 11 oclock. The property includes a fully equipped distillery warehouses and related buildings with an estimated value of 750000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiberg & Workum Company
Lynchburg
Henry C. Ezekiel
East Front Street
Real estate transfers involve Metzger and Talbert firms
Frank Metzger sold a St. Louis flat at 101 Parkson Avenue through Al Koch & Co to Thomas John son for 7500 dollars. A brick eight room house with a 45 by 150 lot at 2604 Observatory Road changed hands from John C. Ferree to W E Talbert of the Talbert Lumber and Veneer Co for 12000 dollars via broker R J Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Metzger
Thomas Johnson
al. Koch & Co
St. Louis
Parkson Avenue
Observatory Road
R. J. Casey
W.E. Talbert
Talbert Lumber and Veneer Company
John C. Ferree
Costello Firm Sells Norwood Residence for 4500
Mary F. Lynman sells her 4008 Carter Avenue Norwood residence to Albert Wiegland. The six room frame house brings 4500 dollars on a 530 by 120 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Costello & Son
Mary F. Lynman
Carter Avenue
Norwood
Albert Wiegland
Local Housing Transfers Across Several Properties
The ten room brick house at 2527 Moorman avenue changes hands from Frank J. Moorman to Louis Hoodin via broker Bert Mason with plans for a brick double garage. Wolke and Barnett sell the 3450 Cornell place brick home to F. W. Hinz for 12500 dollars. The five room frame home on Shattuc avenue Linwood near Ault Park shifts ownership from Bert Mason. Poe’s property sold to A. W. Greene for 1300 dollars. Harry Williams completes a sale through AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorman Avenue
Frank J. Moorman
Louis Hoodin
Bert’ Mason
Hoodin
Wolke & Barnett
Louise Ahrens
Cornell Place
F. W. Hinz
Shattuc Avenue
Linwood
Ault Park
Bert Mason
Charles I’. Poe
A. W. Greene
Property Transfer: Koch Sells Queen Anne Bungalow
Broker Koch sells his six room Queen Anne at 486 Cristline Avenue to Ed Stesh for 4200 dollars.
Births and Parents Named Across Several Addresses
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents including Paulos Nicholas and Gertrude at 530 Clark Street, Kane George and Anna at 432 Dayton Street, Reynolds Roy and Anna at 4329 Ebersole Avenue, Herrmann Albert and Nora at 4738 Woodlawn Avenue, Krigner Aloysius and Mary at 4551 Kirby Road, Moore Gaylord and Helen at Mt. Washington Ohio, Skillman Harold and Florence at 463 Purcell Avenue, Priesing Karl and Anna at 1 Harrison, Martin Nelson and Sophis at 39 Hopkins Street, Schwern Frank and Theresa at 6705 East Ledge Street, Gooley Stephan and Magdalena at 448 West McMillan Street, Heisler August and Maric at 2166 Western Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulos
Nicholas
Gertrude
Clark Street
Kane—George
Anna
Dayton Street
Reynolds
Roy
Ebersole Avenue
Herrmann
Albert
Nora
Woodlawn Avenue
Krigner
Aloysius and Mary
Kirby Road
Moore
Skillman
Harold
Florence
Purcell Avenue
Priesing
Karl and
Harrison Avenue
Martin—Nelson
Sophis
Hopkins Street
Schwern
Frank and
Theresa
East Ledge Street
Gooley
Stepham
Magdelina
McMillan’ Street
Heisler
August and
Maric
Western Avenue
Kirkup Memorial services and lodge notices
Kirkup Memorial with Kirkup Band leads Odd Fellows Chorus to First M E Church for annual address by Breother Stockstill. Regular meeting June 2 includes initiatory degree. Also General Protestant Orphan Society to meet June 1 at 2 p m. Dogglass Lodge No 21 K P plans election tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkup Lodge 401
Kirkup
M.E
Cor. Elm
Station Ave
Oddellow Chorus
Norwood
Breother W. T. Stockstill
Kohl
N. G
M. Thompson
General Protestant Orphan Society
Dogglass Lodge No
K. of P
AL. Lukowitz
KL Rls
Fraternal Lodge Notices Honor Departed Brothers
FP and A M Queen City Lodge 558 and Miami Lodge 46 call members to attend funeral services for Harry McGrew and Emanuel C Hilb. Gather at Hyde Park Mavonic Temple June 1918 at 1 16 pm and United Jewish Cemetery June 1 at 10 20 am respectively. D E Handman and Ben Toby officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Queen City
Hyde Park Mavonic Temple
Harry McGrew
D. E. Handman
W. M
A. Reeves
Sec'y
Miami
United Jewish Cemetery
Emanuel C. Hilb Benjamin Toby. W.om
Masonic and Templar Observances Gather in Covington June
Members of Hanselmann Commandery No 16 and Trinity Commandery join with Covington Commandery No 7 to observe Ascension Day in full masonic and templar uniforms. Processions form June 1 at 6 p.m. led by bands, with lines marching to Covington Kentucky for joint services. Washington commanders urge punctual assembly and parade steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann
K. T
Mplar
Masonic
Covington
William Poysell
D. H. Pottenger
Trinity Commandery
Templar
Covington Commandery No. 1
Kentucky
Cincinnati Agenic Band
C. M
Grant Kelly
Gener
Masonic Calendar of Upcoming Meetings and Degrees
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 Ki Ti to assemble at Scottish Cathedral for Asension Day service with Covington Commander F W Harmeyer on June 1. Several lodges announce special meetings and double M M and Mark Degrees through June 5 3 and 4 with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ki T
Templar
Sharp
Covington
A F. W. Harmeyer
Cincinnati Lodge No
Fanil A. M
Masonic Temple
Clyde W. Rose
Leonard H. Freiberg
Norwood
R.M
Saow
Chas. M. Yost
H. Pp. Wie. Schmidt
Pata Alian Ee
Obituary Notices From Cincinnati Area May 1919
Deaths and funeral notices list Burgess-Melville, Cordes Edna Bell, Margaret Doyle, Sarah Tomlinson Harder, Manuel Hilb, Elizabeth Hengelbrock, Harry A. McGrew, Dr. John W. McGarry, William Overbeck, Miss Anna Robb, James Thomas, and Charles Wolff. Details include ages, addresses, and funeral times, with services at local churches, cemeteries, and chapels across Mt. Healthy Walnut Hills and Cincinnati neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Dean
Willard Avenue
Hyde Park
McGarry
John W. McGarry
Woodburn Avenue
Overbeck
William Henry Overbeck
Charles B. Overbeck
Kinney Avenue
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Robb
Anna Robb
Auburn Avenue
Wiltsee’s ' Chapel
Weet Ninth Street
East Thirtpnth Street
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Illinois
Howard
Hamilton
Elgin
Illinois “Capitol
Shtad
We Dax
Neciovy
East Sixth Street
Sterling
DR. Philipson
Rabbi Grossmann
Philipson
Western and Southern
Hong
Hoffman
Franklin
Greensboro
Zanesville
Parkersburg
W. Va
Zi Ivanhoe
Sven Teesees
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Seweeree
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
W. Vas
Husttington
Williamson
A Va
Odes Puring
Eis Etic
Ashland
Portsmouth
Tee
Meuysville
Bes
Pesence Se
Eboceees
Louisville
Tewesente
Evaneville
Ind
Eveeeves
Nashville
Tenn
Wereee An
Chattanooga
Johnsonville
Paducah
Cairo
Ill
Caswell Ingram
Ruth Fef
Triplett
Stephen F. Dillon
Baltimore
Ethel McCarty Eeeeetons
Church At
Bellevue
Fdith Johantges
Chickasaw St. Ly
Fred Priesmeier
St. Bernard See Ee
Thim
Serges Poiret Twills
Duvet de Laine
Taffetas
Kodaks and Films
The
Alms & Doepke Co
French Field
Pershing
al Koch
Harry Maley
Kerbert Avenue
Albert Fangman
Ghoson Avenue
Avondale
J. G. Cooper
Florence Rooney
Harry Williams
Society Notices
Cinemnat
Monda Sharp
Are
R. A.M
CP Lick Downey
Kilwinning
Tephan J. Hauser
H. Pp
A. T. Roevor
Sec
McMillan
Work
Mark Degree
Crone L. DI. A. P
Walnut Hills
J . Clarence E. Henderson
WOM
William Schuchardt
Miami Lodge No
Benj
Toby
Burgess — Melville
Cordes
Edna Bell
Née Inloes
Ford H. Cordes
Doyle
Margaret
Walnut’ Hills
Tonday
A.m
WM. F. Fuldner
Arch ST
Phone
Main
Fourth St
Broadway & Ludlow
Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Bidg
Cincinnati, CO
Cinccinnati: Cremation Co
Wigemns Bisch
Res
Woodburn
J. J. Sullivan & Co. Funeral Directors
Oakley
Madiganville
Hyde Park Auto Station
Michigan Avenue
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