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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
10
Judge Charles S Bell leads a large fundraising drive for Altenheim during an all day event next Sunday. More than 200 prominent Cincinnati figures assist with committees, booths and activities, including a flag presentation by Frederick Alms Post and a concert by the General Protestant Orphan Home Band.
Alumni with leading roles in the tenth annual commencement week open Sunday June 8 at 11 AM with baccalaureate services at St Xavier Church. James J Grogan will lead the procession, Rev Mgr Matthew P O'Brien to deliver the address.
Archdiocesan interest in the annual pilgrimage at St. Theresa's Home for the Aged in Silverton Sunday June 8 is shown by preliminary responses from upstate delegations. Rev. George A. Gerry heads the religious program with Rev. H H Curtain assisting. Joseph H. Benning chairs Arrangements and parking has been arranged by Harry Gilligan and Robert Wachendorf. The program begins at 2:30 PM with home and garden inspections followed by supper from 4 to 7 PM organized by the Garden Club Little Flower Society and Sisters of the Precious Blood.
Ohio Mechanics Institute announces the first group of graduates from the evening school. They will receive diplomas at commencement June 12 in Emery Auditorium with Mayor Russell Wilson delivering the principal address. The list includes Birn, Davidson, Feiers head, Feiertng, Johns, Kirchner, Lemmer, Noyes, Peters, Petri, Bollinger, Romer, Saat, Schmidt, Steckmann, and Wilkening among others.
Frederick Landis editor author and columnist from Logansport Ind will be the principal speaker at the twenty seventh annual dinner of the Advertisers Club of Cincinnati on Tuesday June 3 at 6 30 in the Cincinnati Club He has practiced law served in Congress written books and plays including The Copperhead and The People Are Coming He is brother of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis and was born in 1872 in Seven Mile Ohio.
Thousands of children from Cincinnati public schools and nearby districts will visit the Zoo this week for annual outings. Dozens of schools across Cincinnati and Kentucky are scheduled, with peak activity the week of June 8 when parochial and Norwood pupils join public school groups for picnics at the Zoo.
The Arthur Klein Terry Turner Attractions, Inc. filed in Common Pleas Court in Cincinnati seeking 2925 from magician Harry Blackstone for contracts on vaudeville bookings. An attachment request covered salary due from the Albee Theater.
R H Gibson & Co an exchange member absorbs D T Fisher & Co of Fort Wayne to add a Fort Wayne office, expanding from Cincinnati Indianapolis and New York locations. Founder partners details and office plans including a new board room and Translux equipment are described with remarks from R H Gibson. Jacob R Kline Jr will speak at the company dinner in June.
John A. Hiller ends his city service as Water Works Superintendent after thirty three years. He will consult as an engineer with a first contract for Middletown steel plant water facilities. Coworkers present gifts. A S Hibbs to succeed him.
County authorities hold Noah Webb after the shooting death of Delbert Scott at Little Bear Creek near Henley. Webb, 51, says he shot Scott following an argument over $5.
The ninety third annual orphans' feast at St Aloysius Orphanage grounds Read ing road Bond Hil aims to raise part of $50,000 in extra expenditures for grounds and buildings. The orphanage relies on friends donations as it is not part of any fund raising body. An active orphans society has previously funded via memberships Washington Birthday benefit and parish collections, now reduced. The orphanage was founded in 1837 after a cholera epidemic.
The Cincinnati Altenheim plans its annual feast on Sunday June 8 with forty five booths to be erected by William Leimann and decorated by George E Fern Company at no charge. Judge Charles S Bell hopes to break financial and attendance records with a daylong event from 10am to 10pm. A donor letter from a worker's wife prompted canvassing for employment funds and the event will feature a chicken dinner and luncheon at near cost. The R O Wilkinson Post Sons of Veterans presents a flag to be unfurled in the afternoon. Altenheim is not in the Community Chest.
Western Hills High School announces its second annual concert in the school auditorium next Friday evening. About 250 talented students will perform under Charles Stokes and A V McAfee. Senior and Junior Orchestras Choral Club Mixed Chorus and Boys Glee Club take part with soloists Lenoir Hayes Ruth Weber and Bernard Golde. Funds raised will defray school decoration costs.
Colonial Stages eyes a summer surge as Thomas L. Tallentire predicts vast bus travel to resorts. Robert W. Smith notes a jump from two to over fifty New York to Los Angeles passengers weekly, crediting low fares and many attractions across the routes.
Detroit will host the thirty seventh Saengerfest with singing groups from Cincinnati Covington Newport Hamilton Dayton and Louisville joining in a combined chorus at the Zoo Opera pavilion. Alfred Nippert will give the principal address as the United Singers celebrate the Zoo's fifty fifth anniversary and their own eighty first anniversary.
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