Orphans Bid Farewell As Bob OBrien Leaves For Tour
State Senator Robert J. O'Brien bid farewell at the Savoy Hotel before a three months tour of the British Isles Belgium France and Italy. Friends from the Savoy Birthday Club and Sixth Street Business Men's Club attended a luncheon as Charles E. Roth and Dr E H Thomson served as masters of ceremonies. The bands from General Protestant and St Joseph's Orphan Asylums gathered at Union Central Station to farewell the senator as his train departed.
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Robert J. O'Brien
Savoy Hotel
Robert
British Isles
Belgium
France
Italy
Savoy Birthday Club
Senator O'Brien
Sixth Street Business Men's Club
Charles E. Roth
E. H. Thomson
General Protestant
St. Joseph's
Union Central Station
O’brien
O'Brien Seeks Voyage With Friends Sending Off
Senator O'Brien sails from Quebec on June 9 and will be abroad until October. A green car with signs On My Way to Ire-Bob carried farewell wishes from the Sixth Street Business Men's Club and a list of supporters including Charles E. Roth J C Dwyer Henry Wortman Max Agger John O'Brien Judge Wade Cushing Fred Kotte and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Bob
Sixth Street Business Men’s Club
Senator O’brien
Quebec
Charles E. Roth
J. C. Dwyer
Henry Wortman
Max Agger
John O'Brien
Wade Cushing
Fred Kotte
John C. Weber
Alfred G. Allen
Edward Bartles
Andrew Rohan
Samuel F. Cary
W. A. Hopkins
Leo Folz
Michael Ibold
Meyer Newhoff
Vincent H. Beckman
Henry Kleemeyer
William Haas
Howard Ragland
Lew Heck
James Dolan
Prevost Case Goes To Trial Jury In Murder Charge
Lloyd Prevost’s murder case against J Stanley Brown went to the jury in Mt. Clemens Michigan Circuit Court as Judge Lamb delivered a long charge. The judge declared perjury had been committed and directed an investigation by county prosecutors, suggesting a grand jury if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Clemens
Mich
Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Lamb
Seven of ten new rabbis accept appointments
The Hebrew Union College officials report seven of ten graduates have accepted positions, with three considering offers. Commencement will be held in the college auditorium. Rabbi David Marx of Atlanta will give the baccalaureate sermon. Degrees will be conferred by J Walter Freiberg Dr Kaufman Kohler and Alfred M Cohen. Honorary degrees go to Jacob H Schiff and Louis Marshall. The graduates listed include Solomon Landman Bernard Heller Harvey E Wesse Samuel S Kaplan Abraham I Shindeling Solomon Fineberg Leon Fram Samuel Harris Jacob R Marcus and Joseph L Baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
David Marx
Atlanta
J. Walter Freiberg
Kaufman Kohler
Alfred M. Cohen
Jacob H. Schiff
Louis Marshall
New York
Solomon Landman
Bernard Heller
Harvey E. Wesse
Samuel S. Kaplan
Abraham I. Shindeling
Solomon Finéberg
Leon Fram
Samuel Harris
Jacob R. Marcus
Joseph L. Baron
Forest fires destroy homes on Avalon peninsula
Forest fires sparked by locomotives on the Avalon peninsula have destroyed several settlements around St. John s Newfoundland on June 4. fire crews struggle to contain the blaze as residents evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Avalon Peninsula
Mail Carriers Lead in May War Savings Drive
A tight May campaign for war savings and thrift stamps ends with mail carrier Zanone in first place over rivals Eugene Brookbank and Franklin Longley. The results list top officers by class and include figures for each captain and lieutenants across eight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brookbank
Frank Longley
John B. A. Zanone
Franklin M. Longley
Zanone
Altenheim to Host Donations Day Musical June 20
The Cincinnati Altenheim holds its annual donation day with a Sunday concert and evening entertainment on the home grounds at Burnet and Elland avenues. Supper at 5 30 p.m. Judge Frank R Gusweiler chairs the fundraising effort with Probate Judge William H Lueders and Common Pleas Judge John A Caldwell among patrons. The non sectarian home relies on gifts, not Community Chest support, to care for hundreds of aged men.
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Cincinnati Altenheim
Burnet
Elland Avenues
Frank R. Gusweiler
Superior Court
William H. Lueders
Common Pleas
John A. Caldwell
Altenheim
Community Chest
Krug Warns Cincinnatians of Mud Path After Parkway Plan
Chief Engineer Frank S. Krug warned at a Rapid Transit Commission meeting that residents would walk knee deep in mud unless the loop subway parkway is funded. He proposed bonds of 5 500 000 to finance the project, with current $6 000 000 in hand enough to cover Walnut Street to Oakley construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehman
Central Vi Street Improvement Association
Commission
Walnut Street
Oakley
Bentley Post Plans Picnic at Chester Park July 3
The Robert E. Bentley Post American Legion announces its first annual outing at Chester Park on July 3. James E. Lightfield, General Chairman, heads the event committee with Albert H. Morrill as Chairman and a board of members. Publicity and activity committees are named alongside chairs for athletic events fireworks and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bentley Post
American Legion
Chester Park
James E. Lightfield
Albert H. Morrill
Thomas H. Morrow
Contant Southworth
Dudley V. Sutbhin
Gilbert Bettman
John B. Hollister
B. Harvey Dale
Carl Werner
S. B. Stanbery
F. W. Galbraith
Robert L. Black
Henry W. Merkel
R. L. Dickerson
Lightfield
Bernard Boer
Jack Koons
Bob Newhall
Tom Swope
Robert S. Marx
Charles J. Frech
A. N. Cooper
Rotarians Prepare for Annual Outing in Kentucky
More than 400 Rotary Club members and guests are expected for the annual outing at Cody's farm in Stranger Kentucky. Activities include ball games shooting contests and a Kentucky barbecue with Southdown mutton tenderloin steaks and near beer. The car procession to Erlanger leaves Third and Race streets at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody’s
Stranger
Robert Chapman
Kentucky
Rotary Club
Erlanger
Summer mass meeting and annual election at Montgomery Church
Branch C Christian Endeavor Union holds its summer mass meeting and annual officer election at Montgomery Presbyterian Church on Saturday June 12. Afternoon offers base ball games and other outdoor sports followed by an inspirational rally in the church auditorium in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch C
Christian Endeavor Union
Montgomery Presbyterian Church
Couple’s Secret Wedding Plans Foiled in Covington Visit
Albert Blazier Seitz of Retina Saskatchewan and Anna Mildred Dodson of Toledo travelled to Covington to marry in secret. A reporter’s inquiry led to the license clerk, revealing their plan. They obtained the license, wed at the First Baptist Church with Reverend L. L. Hinson officiating, then returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Blazier Seitz
Retina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Anna Mildred Dodson
Toledo
Covington
Henry Drexilius
L. L. Hinson
First Baptist Church
Sinton
Scouts to Aid Opening of Soldiers' Memorial Arlington Heights
Scout units along with school children will participate in the dedication program for Arlington Heights Soldiers Memorial. The service opens with an invocation by Rev Salt, features a song service led by Curtis Williams, readings by Miss Florence Varelmann, remarks by Hon L T Swain, and an address by Judge Charles Hoffman. Rev Lucas will dedicate the memorial, with Benediction by Rev Father Behring. Red Cross will serve refreshments.
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Arlington Heights
Salt
Curtis Williams
Florence Varelmann
Father Behring
The
Red Cross
Military Day set at Cincinnati during commencement week
A joint program with Ft. Thomas soldiers and the University ROTC marks the first Military Day in UC history. Activities start with a 1 PM luncheon, a 2:30 PM drill review, a 8 PM concert, then a smoker and exhibition boxing, all organized by the University Y M C A.
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Ft. Thomas
University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas Military Band
University
Fraudulent check writer flees after bad payoff at hardware store
A man presented a worthless check for buyings at Aufdencamp Hardware Company 1018 Freeman Avenue. He bought $229 in foods with a $283.47 check asking for change. A bank call revealed no funds, and the suspect fled.
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Aufdencamp Hardware Company
Freeman Avenue
Universalist minister candidate to address Essex church
The Rev Don Scott of St Johnsbury Vermont will speak to the First Universalist Church Essex Place Walnut Hills on June 6 and June 13 as a pulpit candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Scott
St. Johnsbury
First Universalist Church
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Weather summary for Ohio Indiana and nearby states
Partly cloudy in western areas of Ohio with showers in the east. Saturday and Sunday forecast fair and warmer across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee with rising temperatures. Local station readings include Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston San Francisco Nashville Winnipeg and Cincinnati with temperatures and rainfall noted. June 4 1920 record at Cincinnati shows high 67 and low 53 with cloudiness and light rain in the morning and afternoon.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Annie
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Calveston
S. Francisco
Nashville
Winnnipeg
U . S. Marie
Minnedosa
Cincinnati
Rising River Stage At Six P.M. Along River
The river stood ll feet and rising at six in the evening, with updates on river stages and forecasts indicating continuing levels. The report notes the increasing water and cautions on potential flooding along the riverbanks.
Weather and river updates from multiple ports
Davis Island Dam on the river at 8.4 feet and falling with rain. Wheeling reports 9 feet and stationary with cloudy skies. Louisville river upper gauge at 8.8 feet, below locks 10.6 feet and stationary with rain.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Louisville
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous individuals with their residences across cities including Oklahoma City and Chicago. Entries name couples and addresses such as George W. Watson at 742 W Fifth St and Mary Moore at Gapne 412 David St, along with other pairs and locales like Norwood, Camp Dennison, and Fairbanks Ave. The document presents names, street addresses, and cities in a formal license record format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Watson
Fifth Street
Mary Moore
David Street
George L. Moore
Oklahoma City
Okla
Irma Hasemeir
Epworth
Henry N. Flynt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen M. Geier
Grandview
Charles Toelke
Spring Grove
Myrtle Roling
James C. Kratz
Norwood
Florence Vanderhorst
Fairbanks
Fred Gropengieser
Pleasant Street
Margaret J. Antho
Theodore B. Hert
Isabella A. Kamm
Local thefts and incidents reported across Cincinnati area
Early Friday thieves forced entry at Kerpler Auto Exchange and Beamer’s Store stealing cash and goods. revolver gone from Uhlman residence during moves. Other items include a donation from Boy Scouts, a baccalaureate sermon notice, teaching board election, and a parade of local community events plus a fire injury and a young boy’s skull fracture.
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Kerpler
Genesee
Plum Streets
Harry Beamer
West
McMicken Avenue
Thor Iso
William Uhlman
East Third Street
Elizabeth Kellogg
Cincinnati Art Museum
Chamber of Commerce
Art Museum
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
M. M. Wolfson
Chester Park
Chester
Charles G. Reade
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Hartwell High School
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hartwell
W. H .McIntire
Norwood High School
H. V. Hotchkiss
Akron, O
Montgomery
Cincinnati-Hamilton Pike
Highway State Advisory Board
Cincinnati
James Cox
Harry Miller
Company C
Twenty-ninth Battalion
United States Guards
R. H. Hallett
War Department
Hallett
E. Walter Evans
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Mary -Dill
Belgium
G. A. Aerts
Cincinnati Coal Exchange
Anna Gelshof
West Eighth Street
Samuel Roth
S. Obermayer Company
Evans Street
Robert Staff
Moore Street
General Hospital
Associated Charities
Hotel Linton
Camp Grant
Rockford
Peter A. Tull
Adjutant General's Department
United States Army
Men of Affairs Secretary Heads to Montreal for Union Congress
Tom Corby secretary of Billposters and Billets Local No.11 left yesterday for Montreal to represent the local at the annual convention of the international organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Corby
Billposters and Billets’ Union Local No.11
Montreal
International Organizaon
Cincinnati Police Prepare for Target Shooting Test
Cincinnati police officers will take part in a target shooting test today at the Second District range. Lieutenant Palmer will classify shooters by revolver skill and tests in sharpshooting may be conducted for storming barricaded houses.
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Cincinnati
Second District
Palmer
Cincinnati Police Department
Births Reported for William and Lillian Gates and Others
A birth notice lists a boy for William and Lillian Gates at 95 West Seventh Street and a girl at 2016 Vine Street. Lawrence and Helen Hazel at 6612 Madison Road welcome a boy. Joseph and Emma Hoffmann at 250 Victor Street welcome a boy. William Mbedly and Lottie at 1228 Jackson Street welcome a girl. August Peters and Matilda at 248 West Sixth Street welcome a boy.
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Gates
William
Lillian
West Seventh Street
Vine Street
Hazel
Lawrence
Helen
Madison Road
Hoffmann
Joseph
Emma
Victor Street
William and
Lottie
Jackson Street
Peters
August
Matilda
West Sixth Street
Dr. A Renneker Dies After 41 Years Medical Practice
Dr. A P Renneker of 1562 Bay Miller Street died yesterday at 20 West Elder Street aged 65 after a 41 year West End medical career. Funeral at St John s Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Survived by wife, three daughters, and two sons Dr Alvin and Dr Leon Renneker. He was a Laval University graduate and member of multiple Catholic and medical societies.
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AL P. Renneker
Baymiller Street
West End
Wilson
Alvin F. Renneker
West Elder Street
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Renneker
University of Laval
Quebec
St.Aloysius Orphan Asylum Society
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Catholic Knights of America
West End Medical Society
Academy of Medicine
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
St. Xavier’s
Alvin
Leon Renneker
Shrine Ceremonial Set at Cincinnati Zoo June 4
Syrian Temple N M S Summer outdoor ceremonial to be held at the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens on Saturday June 4 starting 9 a.m. Candidates report by 8 a.m. Visiting Nobles welcome. Shrine card admits. Gates open to Shriner families at 1 p.m. Entertainment in afternoon and evening. Frank J. Zumstein Potentate. F. Wm. Harte Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Frank J. Zumstein
F. WM. Harte
Clifton Avon Methodist Services and Children’s Day
Clifton Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 led by Rev R Scully. Avondale Children’s Day service at 11 with a program of unique interest. All are welcome. No 523 Forest Age.
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Clifton
R- 5
Scully
Avondale
Forest Age
Walnut Hills Church Service Sunday at 11 a.m
Walnut Hills Congregational Church on Kemper Lane and Locust Street invites attendance for Sunday services at 11 a.m. A sermon titled Americas ee in the Near East will be delivered by President E. C. Partridge of Turkey.
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Walnut Hills
Christian Science
Cincinnati
Park Av
Hanselmann Masonic Temple
Clifton Av
Union Trust Building
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mess
New Thought
NEW Thought Temple
Cornit McMillan Street
Grandview Aye
May Cornell Stotber
Jerome
Mercantile Library Building
First Presbyterian
Gilbert Ave
Locust
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Jo Herrmann
McVay Widow Lett a A Funeral Notice In City
McVay Leta A widow of Joan and mother of Charles B Ida I and Susie B McVay died June 3 in her eighty sixth year Funeral from residence 1011 Delta avenue Saturday June 5 at 2 p m Renneker Dr Aloysius P aged years beloved husband of Anna E Renneker nee Grimmelsmann from residence of his son Dr Alvin F Renneker 2 West Elder street General from the above residence to day June 7 at 9 30 a m Requiem high mass at St Johns Church at a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
First Universalist Essex Hills Services Announced
Sunday School at 9:45. Sermon at 11 o'clock by Rev. Don Scott from St. Johnsbury Vermont at First Universalist Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Place
Wil Nut Hills
Don Scott
St. Johburg, Vermont
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E. 4Th St
New York City
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Hyde Park
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