Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Covington and Newport
Covington and Newport observed Confederate Memorial Day with joint ceremonies by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Tandy Pryor Camp of Confederate Veterans. The 100th anniversary of Jefferson Davis was marked with cemetery tributes in Linden Grove and services at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
South
Lost Cause
Linden Grove
Masonic Temple
E. M. Bruce
Aston Madeira
Daughters of the Confederacy
Tandy Pryor
United States
J. D. Beal
New York
Bishop Caphers
South Carolina
N. S. Hobbs
M. B. Reynolds
Arthur T. O'Rear
Eleventh Street
M. E
America
C. A. Withers
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Lexington
United
John Morgan
Robert E. Lee
Davis
Norfolk
Lee
D. B. Bayiess
Chapters of
Confederate Daughters
Walker C. Hall
Frank Bristow
Sallie E. Morris
S. P. Cochran
Major Withers
Cincinnati
Maryland
Dixie
Confederate Dead Remembered in Newport Memorial Events
Graves in Evergreen Cemetery were honored with ceremonies by the Henrietta Hunt Morgan Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Rev. Dr. Dickerson spoke as large crowds gathered despite bad weather. Jefferson Davis’s 10th birthday was celebrated at the Arnold residence with 50 guests and the conferring of Southern crosses on four men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dickerson
Jefferson Davis
J. M. Arnold
East Third Street
Edward Posten
B. J. Crawford
James Pall
Joseph B. Wilson
Kate Perry Mosher
Covington
Southern Crosses
Curtis Fletcher
Amanda Maul
Samuel Bigstaff
Caldwell and Hughes
Peter Thornton
Miss Hughes
Reba Lockhart
Lockhart
Hughes
Caldwell
General Morgan
Race Train Collision Hurts Worker in Louisville
Charles Frisbie of Tenth and Banklick streets, employed by Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, suffered a broken leg when freight cars he stood on were struck by the Latonia race train on the Louisville & Nashville line near the Kentucky Central and C. & O. junction at Fifteenth Street. Two cars derailed. Frisbie was knocked to the ground and taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. The race train was north bound and carried no passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frisbie
Tenth and
Banklick Streets
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Latonia
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Fifteenth Street
Kentucky Central
Frisbie
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Linneman & Moore’s
Delegates Failing to Be Named for Covington Democratic Delegation
Plans to appoint half the Covington delegates to the Kentucky State Democratic Convention stalled as the City Executive Committee failed to muster a quorum for the joint meeting. Democratic Clubs had selected their slate and prepared to announce. Another effort will be made later in the week to convene the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
Form Lecture Association aims for top speakers in Covington
A preliminary meeting in Covington organized a permanent lecture association. James F. Thompson was named Chairman and Charles Davis Secretary Treasurer. Six lectures planned this fall with only top lecturers. The group will meet June 15 and members pledge to recruit two or three more supporters. Participants included S G Sharp J H Tinsley H O Sluss C M F Striger Alban Wolff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecure Association
Covington
John Middendorf
James F. Thompson
Charles Davis
United States
S. G. Sharp
United States District Attorney
J. H. Tinsley
H. O. Sluss
C. M. F. Striger
James Thompson
Alban Wolff
Milton Fronner
Sidney Arthur
O. H. Roetken
Richard Gray
H. B. Mackay
W. J. Boles
Campbell County Court Dismisses Daniels Case
Arthur Daniels charged with cutting with intent to kill Clarence Snethen was called thrice and dismissed as Snethen refused to prosecute. The Banderman will leaves life estate to Kate Banderman with remainder to children. she is executrix. A jury ruled for the defendant in Stoney v South Covington and Cincinnati Street Ry for $6,000 claimed for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Daniels
Clarence Snethen
Hawkins
Snethen
Fred Banderman
Kate Banderman
John A. Stoney
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Stoney
Kentucky State University commencement plans noted
County Clerk John C. B. Yates and his daughter Hazel left Covington for Lexington to attend the Kentucky State University commencement where Howard Yates will graduate today. A Covington Library piano recital by pupils of Miss G C Averdick with Miss Louise M Ford will be held Monday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. B. Yates
Hazel
Garrard Avenue
Lexington
Kentucky State University
Howard Yates
G. C. Averdick
Louise M. Ford
Covington
Newport Marriage Licenses Report
Marriage licenses issued in Newport list Lillian Monroe and Magnecis y Sncinae Co as residents with ages and occupations indicated. Residence details appear with names and basic identifiers though text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnecis Y Sncinae Co
Rich Mon
Wenvant Wast Gailant
Lillian Monroe
Principal Charged With Hurting Boy in Covington
Perry Canfield, principal of the First District School, Covington, was arraigned on a breach of the peace charge by Carl Kloo. Kloo alleged Canfield grabbed his son by the arm causing blue marks. Canfield said he whipped the boy for dilatory behavior to hurry him along. Trial set for Saturday to allow witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Canfield
First
Covington
J. B. Read
Carl Kloo
Pike Street
Kloo
Canfield
Scott Street
Evergreen Cemetery Bans Sunday Burials in Newport
The Evergreen Cemetery Trustees in Newport voted to prohibit Sunday funerals effective after July 1. The move comes after a year of petitions from the Hack and Cabmen's Union, the Ministers Association, and others seeking Sabbath rest for workers and less secular interest at services.
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aMg
Board of Trustees
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Hack and Cabmen’s Union
Ministerial Association
Stove Falls On Man In Newport Tragic Accident
William Cotton of 408 Chestnut Street Newport fell while helping move a heavy stove from the second floor. He was unconscious, with serious spinal injuries, and in a critical condition with little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cotton
Chestnut Street
Newport
Cotton
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Local Divorces and Judgments
Kenton Court notes report Maggie Barton suing William Barton for divorce and Anna M. suing James Bagby for abandonment. Judge Cochran cites A H Stamper as bankrupt. William Deddens jailed 50 days and fined 25 for stealing brass. Hartford Life suit verdict of 276.65 for premiums on a contested policy. Bernard Staggenberg bonded for child support. William Burnside bound over to grand jury. Decrees of divorce issued for Shelton, Cates, and Boggs. Grand jury opens jail case docket. Walker wins 500 reward case against railroad. Walker is a Maysville detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Barton
Wiliam Barton
Kenton
Anna M
James Bagby
United States
Cochran
A. H. Stamper
Compton
William Deddens
Fifteenth and
Will Streets
Covington
Read
Richard McGraw
Hartford Life Insurance Company
E. B. Sayers
Bernard Staggenberg
William Burnside
W. McD. Shaw
Dayton KY Public Examinations Postponed to July
In Dayton Kentucky the annual teacher examinations were postponed to July 2 and 3. Ben Mulford Jr. will lecture at the Baptist Church on June 11. The City Council held a special meeting and set the city tax rate at 1.45 dollars per 100 valuation by a 7 to 1 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mulford, Jr
Aptist
City Council
Dayton
Bird
Spencer
Funeral for Miss Lillian Hartery Held Yesterday
Bellevue reports the funeral of Miss Lillian Hartery held yesterday. Her brother John Hartery was convalescing in Speers Hospital after an appendectomy and could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hartery
John ‘Hartery
Speers’ Hospital
Shooting Charges Rise From Newport Area Dog Incident
In Ft Thomas yesterday W Schweister and J Listerman of J s Hill back of Newport and George of Alexandria Pike face shooting charges after a dog shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae W. Schweister
J. Listerman
J S Hill
Newport
Geoges
Alexandria Pike
Land Parcel Transfers in Ludlow and Elm Streets
Property deeds show Henry and Mary Vogel transferring to Mary Brunen a 20 by 119 foot lot on Eleventh Street. Henry Luzader gives to Margaret A Luzader a 50 by 115 foot parcel on Mabel Avenue. Bentley transfers include 50 by 125 feet on Elm Street and 91 by 125 feet at Elm and Butler, Ludlow, with further conveyance from Henry Bentley to R B Carran for 48 by 150 feet on Butler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mary Vogel
Mary Brunen
Eleventh Street
Mata Mary
Henry Luzader
Margaret A. Luzader
Mabel Avenue
Taromed
H. Bentley
R. B
Elm Street
Elm and
Butler Streets
Ludlow
Henry Bentley
R. B. Carran
Butler Street
Property transfers in Newport and Highlands districts
Samuel Taylor and wife convey to Matilda Fay Tor portions of Lots 167 and 168 in the original Ban in Newport. Samuel Rubin and wife transfer Lots 22 and 23 in Goodmans southern subdivision in New Newport. Gottlieb Hartweg and wife transfer Lot 4 in Hartweg’s subdivision in Highlands to Tennie Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor
Matilda Faytor
Newport
Samuel Rubin
Tobias Clayden
Goodmans
Newnort
Peet Eee Gottlieb Hartweg
Tennie Kleinschrot
Hartweg
Highlands
Republican Krinn Takes Charge at Newport Water Board
The Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners welcomed William F. Krinn as the new Republican commissioner succeeding John Halloran. The board re-elected officers and kept all staff for another year. May water use reached 64.5 million gallons, with Covington supplying 20.0 million after the pumphouse fire. coal use in June was 4,920 bushels. Claims totaling 7,625.38 were approved, including pumping-station reconstruction. The board will meet Covington on June 12 to review bids for the emergency main over the Eleventh street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners
William F. Krinn
Krieger
Johnn Halloran
Joseph Rehling
W. H. Newell
Charles Reedy
W. L. Glazier
Mike Bradley
P. J. Gleason
Fred Sauerbrey
Herman Lampe
Mike Scherrer
Glazier
Covington
Newport
Covington Board
Eleventh Street Bridge
Insurance Men Meet at Newport State Convention
The Kentucky Mutual and Cooperative Fire Insurance Association held its second annual state convention in Newport with thirty delegates. Officers elected include Anton Geistlich president and P C Jesse vice president. Delegates and their wives later enjoyed a banquet at the Altamont Hotel hosted by Newport Mutual Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Mutual and Co-operative Fire Insurance Association
Newport
Mutual Fire Insurance
P. C. Jesse
Bowling Green
Charles Mahlmann
Covington
W. H. Robb
Maysville
F. F. Hurst
Millersburg
J. Phil Young
Louisville
Anton Geistlich
J. B. Key
C. W. Nagel
Henry Ries
Newport Mutual Association
Altamont Hotel
William Eigelbach
Louis Deema
Joseph Hubbuch
H. A. Bronkhaus
W. E. Barth
J. B. Woolery
J. W. Booher
A. J. Kinney
Falmouth
W. H. Pepper
Augusta
Pp. C. Jesse
Robert Barr
Carlisle
W. F. Schild
H. 8. Moffit
Independence
G. L. Collins
Nicholasville
C. H. Dalzell
Paris
Memorial services to dedicate baptismal font in New port church
Memorial services will be held at Taylor Street M. E. Church Sunday morning for Oliver G. Davies and daughter Helen Margaret as the marble baptismal font is dedicated in their memory. Needs update: missing person husband of Mrs Puff reported missing since May 8.
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Taylor Street
M. E
Oliver G. Davies
Helen Margaret
Harry Puff
East Sixth Street
Newport
Puff
Chandler
W. N. Andrews
Ohio Liquor League elects Oshe as president
Charles Oshe of Zanesville heads the Ohio Liquor League after the State convention elected him president, succeeding Joseph Bott. H. J. Wassam of Youngstown was named vice president and Nicholas Dutle of Dayton was re elected secretary, Fred Feit of Toledo treasurer, with a new executive board named. Dayton to host next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles Oshe
Zanesville
Ohio Liquor League
Oshe
Joseph F. Bott
H. J. Wassam
Youngstown
Nicholas Dutle
Dayton
Fred Feit
Toledo
F. O. Wolfel
H. Hein
Fremont
J. W. McCormick
J. Thelley
Cincinnati
Phillip Beiser
Hamilton
William Sackel
Cleveland
H.O. Stanton
Fred W. Wagner
Liberal League
New Head of Ohio School
The Rev. A. M. Campbell has resigned as pastor of Wagoner Place United Presbyterian Church in St. Louis to become president of the Franklin Co-educational University in New Athens, Ohio. Campbell has served twenty five years as a minister with pastorates in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Missouri.
Jefferson Davis Memory Honored Across the South
The hundredth anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth prompted commemorations from Virginia to Texas. Ceremonies marked Davis election inauguration and first headquarters sites in Montgomery Alabama while other observances occurred in Fairview Kentucky Beauvoir Mississippi New Orleans and related memorials including a planned monument in New Orleans. Confederate groups urged public contributions to fund the memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Southland
Day Observed at Birthplace of Jefferson Davis
In Fairview Kentucky celebrations marked the 100th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth with services at the log cabin site. Speakers included Captain W J Stone Dr E Stewart and Rev Millard A Jenkins. Jefferson Davis Memorial Association planned buying the old homestead to turn it into a Confederate park akin to Lincoln National Park. Davis memorial services were also held in Hopkinsville at the Latham Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Fairview
Jefferson Davis
Mr. Davis
W. J. Stone
Lincoln County
E. Stewart
Todd County
Millard A
Centennial observance of Jefferson Davis celebrated in Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS Col June 3 The hundredth anniversary of the death of Jefferson Davis was honored quietly here by Mrs J A Hayes of this city the leader’s youngest daughter and sole surviving family member No public ceremony marked the day and the celebration stayed within the family circle.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Jefferson Davis
J. A. Hayes
Cleveland Named Headquarters by Engineers for Next Decade
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers voted 2 to 1 to keep the general headquarters in Cleveland for 1910 through 1919. Chicago was the only other city remaining in the contest, with Detroit chosen for the next biennial meeting. W. H. Kent of Detroit elected Third Assistant Grand Engineer. Delegates seek uniform pay of seven dollars daily and an eight hour day remains unresolved.
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Columbus
International Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio City
Detroit
W. H. Kent
Memphis
Opening Day Program Outlined for Republican Convention
Chicago June 3 The programme for the first day of the Republican National Convention was announced by Chairman Harry S New and Secretary Elmer Dover. The schedule includes the opening at noon June 16 with prayer by Bishop P J Muldoon and the presentation of the gav el to National Chairman New. It calls for the call of the convention introduction of the temporary chairman and election of temporary officers followed by committee selections on organization rules and business according to local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry S. New
Elmer Dover
Harry
June Weddings Across Cities Show Elegant Celebrations
The social column details multiple weddings including Blanche Scarlett and Edward Phelps at Grace Episcopal Avondale with a large bridal party and reception, and Wilhelmina Schurmeier to Harry Price at McKendree Church Washington DC with elaborate decor. Other nuptials span Cincinnati Linwood and Ashland Avenue, with guests from Columbus Louisville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendree Methodist
Washington, D. C
Misa Wilhelmina C. Schurmeier
Henry S. Hurter
Harry John Price
I. N. Price
Price Hill
Cincinnati
R. L. Wright
Louis P. Harris
Edwina Corey
Geneva
Ill
Carrie L. Hastings
Washington
Marjorie Topham
Miss Cory
Virginia Othmer
Chicago
Clara Edith Graves
Thomas Strack
Hurter
Belmont Street
Northwest
Wedding and social notices fill a day of events
A series of social items recounts weddings engagements and parties across Avondale Miamiville and Clifton. The Evelands depart for a two week bridal trip and will reside in Miamiville. Emma Mae Parker and Edward Le Roy Robinson are noted singers in West Seventh Street. A Bodmann Widows Home lawn fete and sale is planned with a musical program. A bridge tournament, teas, and visits across Hartwell Topeka and St. Louis are mentioned alongside travel for Miss Marguerite Jacobs and Mrs Hazen visiting friends. Traction cars will shuttle guests to Clovernook for its fifth anniversary event.
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Glendale College
Sanders
Miss Calvert
Baldwin
Butcher
Black
Brandon
Calvert
Hartsook
Locke
Nussbaum
Ream
Rinearson
Scott
Shauck
Tanner
Mary Dean
Ruth Rinearson
Miss Brandon
Miss Tressley
Don Munro
Miss Butcher
the Nightingale
Miss Baldwin
Traumerei
Faghetta
Miss Locke
de Vore
Harry Dean
Bluffton
Ind
Ellen Scott
St. Louis
Walters
Johnson
Somerset, C
Helena Wrecking
Lutie Blackmore
Loveland
J. B. Sheridan
Piqua
George H. Eveland
Miamiville
Emma Mae Parker
Edward le Roy Robinson
West Seventh Street
Miss Parker
Mr. Robinson
St. Paul’s M. HB. Church
Adam Kahr
Kansas City
Charles M. Jacobs
Prospect Place
Avondale
Rust
Arthur Calver
Stoehr
Howard Saxby
Cooder
Lucy Peck
Oscar Beard
Hartwell
Marguerite Jacobs
Estelle Leschen
Topeka
Kan
Elizabeth Cammack
John F. Hazen
New York
George S. Brown
Hutchins Avenue
Henry William Merkel
Clifton
Miss Bartlett Honored With Pretty Luncheon Shower
A luncheon and shower for bride to be Florence Bartlett of Newport hosted by Mrs. George Taylor Rosselle at Terrace Park showcased pink peonies and bride rose place cards. Guests included Florence Bartlett’s mother and a long list of relatives and friends from Newport Covington Home City and Piqua with social invitations and upcoming entertaining plans noted.
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Avan
Virginia Grant
Otto Stratemeyer
John J. Grant
Ashland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Samuel Ayres
First Universalist Church
Eugenia McDonald
Charlotta Stratemeyer
Peru
Ind
Edna Pfau
Harry Nutter
Charleston
W. Va
Roy Thompson
William Stratemeyer
McDonald
Mr.Stratemeyer
Nora Stratemeyer
Clifton
John Marshall Shields
Syracuse
N. Y
John M. Shields
Sidney Barnard
Helen Miner
J. George Stratemeyer
Richmond, Ind
Leonard Purnell
Maysville
Syracuse, N. Y
Florence Bartlett
William Klein
Newport
George Taylor Rosselle
Terrace Park
Rosselle
Miss Bartlett
Pilliston
Piqua
W. D. Spalding
Covington
James Arnold
Kelly Brent
A. E. Armnold
Miss Arnold
Norville Harris
Edward Johnson
Bellevue
Frank Benton
A. M. Morgan
D. H. Morgan
J. J. Raipe
Florence
Norwood
Simmonds
Nannie Hodge
On S. Stemler
Good Hope
Robert Berry
Washington, D. C
Samuel Bailey
Clear Water Park
Mich
Stélla A. Boal
Fritz Hellner
Sanders
J. J. Craig
George Dohrmann
S. J. Morgan
Craig
Hellner
Savannah
Georgia
Charles Kaiper
Nelson Place
M. E
Charles White
Whitacre Nominated by Acclamation for Congress
John J. Whitacre of Canton was nominated by acclamation as the Democratic candidate for Congress in Ohio’s Eighteenth District. Delegates B. F. Weybrecht and Thomas Arnold were chosen to attend the national convention and instructed to vote for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
John J. Whitacre
Canton
Congress
B. F. Weybrecht
Thomas Arnold
Bryan
Democratic Eleventh District Convention Meets in Lancaster
The Democratic Convention for the Eleventh District met in Lancaster Ohio. E C Claypool of Ross County was chosen Chairman. James Campbell delivered an eloquent speech. The resolutions committee endorsed Bryan for president. M A Sears of Ross County was nominated for Congress. C S Webb of Athens and C S Cox of Vinton named delegates. Lewis Green of Hocking and D Finster of Ward alternates. M A Daugherty named Presidential Elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
E. C. Claypool
Ross County
James E.campbpsil
Committee On
W. J. Bryan
M. A. Sears
Congress
Ss. C. Webb
Athens
C. S. Cox
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsement Ad
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective laxative for cleansing and relieving internal organs. It asserts natural action, physician approval, and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
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Campbell County Courts
Covington Briefs
K B. Stevens Teewes
Zanesville, O
Louise C. Bothner
Fred Wessel
Anna M. ArBenas
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Kenton Court Notes
FT. Thomas
Covington Real Estate
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Montgomery
Ala
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Texas
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Oxford
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Joseph Alexander Scarlett
Edward Casey Phelps
Grace Episcopal Church
Dudley W. Rhodes
Corille McCormick
Eda Shull
Atlanta
Nell Hegewald
Margaret Hegewald
Louige Rodman
Isaac Jordan Phelps
Joseph A. Scarlett, Jr
Willard D. Nixon, Jr
Raymond Oliver
Howard Friend
Dayton, O
Frank Colville
George Lott
Miss Scarlett
Dresden
Scarlett
Charles Edgar Stewart
W. D. Nixon
Anne McCormick
Phelps
Lenox Place
Louise Birch
Virginia Gooch
East Fourth Street
Harvey Anderson
Miss Anderson
Thomas Allen
J. H. Allen
Miss Allen
Mirs. Abbott
William Alms
Mary Black
Martha Black
Rebecca Bayless
William Berry
Ilsa Billing
Charles Breneman
J. E. Blaine
Blaine
George Bailey
Bertha Baur
Reuben Brooks
C. V. Black
Alice Bates
Merrill Bigelow
Harry Breneman
J. H. Birdsal
Carew
Bruce Carruthers
Ethel Carruthers
R. T. Colville
Edward Colston
Colston
James Collins
Logan Cameron
George Dittman
Dittman
Howard Douglas
Louis Hood
Mary Hall
Stacy Hill
Helm
George Hawley
W. C. Herron
Frank James
Charles Iredell
John Mwake
J. Jennings
Oscar Ku
O. E. Walker
Columbia Avenue
Tuseculum
Clara June Walker
Fred Pressler
George Pressler
Linwood
A. W. Evans
Springfield
Will Milligan
Rho Delta Sigma Club
Pressier
Manhattan
Edna Buffenberg Crawford
John Crawford
Charles Hubert Johnson
George le Boutillier
Louis A. Greenly
Hazel Crawford
William Kurtz Johnson
Hugh H. McGuire
Richard A. Johnson
Oliver H. P. Johnson
John H. Edwards
Europe
J. D. McCracken
Lenora
Ernest Diehl
Bartholomew Clifton School
Clifton Methodist Episcopal Church
George Herbert Palmer
Harvard University
John E. Bruce
Carolyn Alice Bruce
College Hill
Bessie Marie Carnahan
Branchester
Norma Bertha Herzing
St. Marys
Marie Bertha Lackman
Elizabeth O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Katherine Ellis Pierson
Marguerite Poyntz
Augusta Eliza Vos
Helen Margaret Colter
C. D. Robertson
Ridgeway Avenue
McLean Blair
Woman's Club
Annie Laws
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Jane de Vore
State Federation
Fanny Field
Boston
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thomas J. Mulvihill
Winslow Avenue
William Jerome Kurtz
St. James Fresh Air
Heekin Avenue
Tallyhos
James Heekin
Michael Ryan
Joseph Verkamp
Ernst DuBrul
Fred Mackentepe
Grey
Napoleon DuBrul
H. F. Gau
Frank Herschede
Frank Bering
Dominick Cloud
Joseph Homan
J. J. Sullivan
Aline Closterman
Henry Closterman
Arthur Eveland
Closterman
Laurel Lake
William McKibbin
Harry Closterman
Goldie Taylor
Miss Closterman
Laurel
Bodmann Widows’ Home
Jacob Haffner
Colerain Avenue
Haffner
The
Eastern Star
Clovernook
Kentucky Society
Whitacre
Democrats
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