Four humble priests canonized by Pope Pius XI in Rome
At St. Peter's on Whit Sunday Pope Pius XI canonized John Vianney and John Eudes in a world wide display. Tens of thousands of pilgrims from New York, Ireland, Australia, the Near East and beyond joined a glittering ceremony with Latin and Greek rites.
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Greece
St. Vianney
Rome
Duchess of Vendome
John Vianney
Ars
John Eudes
Congregation of Jesus and Mary
Our Lord Charity
St. Peter’s
Therese
St. Peter's Square
Borgo
Basilica
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St. Peter’s Town
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Press Pub
Court Calendar for Today in Common Pleas and Related Courts
Court schedule lists multiple cases across rooms 1 through 9 with judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Darby Hurley and Marx. Cases include Hoffman vs Cincinnati Traction Company 188424 Andes vs Martin 160627 and Miranda vs City of Cincinnati among many others. Domestic Relations Court under Judge Hoffman displays numerous custody and dissolution dockets with cases like Koller v Koller Lauderbach v Lauderbach Wilson v Wilson and Librandi v Librandi.
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Caldwell
Hoffman
Cincinnati Traction Company
LeBlond
Andes
Martin
Mes
Schuster
Nating Bishop
Judg L. Hoffman
Graf
Flesh
Glassmeyer
Smi
Judge Struble
Cincinnati
Finance Company
Marcia
Feil
Smith
Miranda
City of
Schriner
Wright
Concannon
Mayne
Boatright‘et al
Blue Creek Mining Company
Marx
Levine
Travelers’ Insurance Company
C. W. Hoffman
Koller
Lauderbach
Wilson
Haiden
Wolpert
Porter
Librandi
Gross
Jones
Corner Stone Set for Good Will Church Project
The Good Will Industries honor a corner stone ceremony at the Good Will Church on Freeman avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. A fund of 75,000 dollars supports a modern church building and remodeling of adjoining facilities, with total investment expected over 200,000 dollars.
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Good Will Church
Freeman Avenue
Eighth
Ninth
Community Chest
JD. Arba Martin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hin
C. L. Swain
The
Good Will Industries
J. B. Brannan
R. E. Scully
W. H. Wehrly
Walnut Hills
M. E
James N. Gamble
Jesse R. Clarke
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Good Will Mission
Autos strike two women and a ball player run down
At Colerain and Straight streets Miss Gertrude Gutle 21 of 1034 Straight street was struck by a car and treated for bruises. The driver Harry Kirsch 1417 Elm street was cited. Frank Miller 27 of 425 West McMicken bruised after running after a ball and stepping in front of a car driven by Eugene Thomas 2930 Eden avenue. A third accident at Florence avenue and Reading road left Mary Hart 26 of 546 Channing bruised. William Harte 1757 Reading road cited for failure to report. Police also found a revolver in a car occupied by two men, George Jackson 51 and Peter Hoskin 21 both of Hamilton, charged with disorderly conduct after a fire alarm at Gilbert and Wehrman.
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Colerain Avenue
Straight Street
Gertrude Gutle
Davis Lillard
Harry Kirsch
Elm Street
Pleasant and
Green Streets
Frank Miller
West McMicken Avenue
Eugene Thomas
Eden Avenue
Miller
Florence Avenue
Reading Road
William Harte
Mary Hart
Channing Street
Gilbert and Wehrman Avenues
George Jackson
Peter Hoskin
Hamilton
Week of school visits fills zoo schedule with trips
The zoo foresees the largest school outing week of the year with about thirty schools booked. Programs vary by school and many groups will use the athletic field for games and contests. The list names St Pius St Aloysius St Clare St Leo St Williams Reading Catholic St George Fairview St Edwards Our Lady of Loretta St Cecelia St Clement Rothenberg Avondale Twenty third District Winton Place Hyde Park Reading Kirby Road Chase College Hill Peaslee Webster North Fairmount Riverside Central Fairmount Twenty fifth District Pleasant Ridge Carson Washington.
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Zoo
St. Pius
St. Aloysius
St. Clare
St. Leo
St. Williams
Reading Catholic School
St. George
Fairview
St. Edwards
Our Lady of Loretta
St. Ce
Theft of silverware and jewelry from Franklin home
Silverware and jewelry worth 375 dollars were stolen from Thomas B. Franks residence at 3839 Drake avenue after intruders forced a window on Saturday night. In a separate report, Albert Kummer reported his trousers stolen from his home that same night with nine dollars missing.
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Thomas B. Frank
Drake Avenue
Frank
Albert Kummer
Chorus Girls' Angel Killed in Boston Hotel Room
Mrs Mae Price of New York mistress for a theatrical company was found strangled in a South End hotel. She had been beaten and about $200 in cash missing. The body lay face down, hands tied behind, as medical examiners ruled suffocation. The chorus leader known as the company’s good angel, funds entrusted to her were missing from a torn envelope.
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Boston
Mae Price
New York
South End
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