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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

Page

10

The Cincinnatian 1910 Junior Class Yearbook Facets

The Cincinnatian for 1910 showcases the University of Cincinnati junior class effort with Lucie M. Pfleger as editor and Charles W. Broeman as business manager. The 400 page volume covers university life, classes, fraternities, athletics, organizations, and a Chronicle with photos and caricatures, including a memorial tribute to janitor Joseph Frey.

Cincinnatian University of Cincinnati Lucie M. Pfleger Charles W. Broeman College of Liberal Arts College of Engineering College of Medicine College of Law Robert Heuck Frank Miller Carl Werner Ralph Holternorr Alimnal ™ Association The Aiiven Athletica Joseph Frey Joe Universit

Man’s skull fractured in brick attack at quarrel site

James Paris, 41, colored, of 1360 Central Avenue, is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a brick was thrown by a colored woman named Maud during an early morning quarrel. Paris cites an old grudge as motive.

James Paris Central Avenue Maud Paris Philadelphia Drexel

Merry Times at Altenheim Benefit for Old Folks Home

Large crowd attends annual Altenheim celebration where Dr. Eisenlohr delivers a talk. Ladies' Board serves supper as proceeds add to the Home fund. Gotlieb Grauel is noted as aged 107 in attendance.

Celebrations at Altenheim Honor 107-Year-Old Patriarch

Decorated grounds and canopied booths offered frankfurters sauerkraut and lemon punch as residents and visitors gathered. Aged patriarch Gotlieb Grauel aged 107 drew attention while Rev Dr Hisenlohr spoke in German. Supper was served to hundreds, bands played, and donations for the home’s baskets aimed to raise a tidy sum.

Krug Altenheim Gotlieb Grauel Gravel Hisenlohr Dr. Hisenlohr Shr Hanselmann

Cincinnati Antituberculosis league acknowledges June 18 ticket gifts

The Cincinnati Antituberculosis league records receipts for their June 18 outing. Donations listed include Aaron A Ferris one dollar and many others from individuals and firms such as Fairmount Brewing Company two dollars and fifty cents, Philip Carey Manufacturing five dollars, and the Stonecutters Union No. 1 five dollars, totaling two hundred fourteen dollars and seventy cents.

Cincinnati Antituberculosis League Aaron A. Ferris Leh. Ach Herman Benson John Ehtan J. M. Withrow Samuel Block A. B. Dardis Mary Bahlman H.J. Buntin Kauffman, Bear & Co Sam Gath Fairmount Brewing Company Burton Fox H. F. Finke P. Farrel Philip Carey Manufacturing Company Stonecutters’ Union No Eugene Kahn Louis S. Levi I. O. White C. M. Hubbard BE Carroll Alliance Edw. A. Benesch Highland Lodge Hermann Lodge Alexander Fries & Bros Herman Franké K.P Fleischmann & Co Harry Levi William Powell Company C. A. Thouwald & Co Star Distillery Company Alms &Doepke Company Ault& Wiborg Company Crane & Hawley Company Manss Shoe Company Magbert Miles Auxiliary

Ohio Society Sons of Revolution Pilgrimage to Fort Hill

The Ohio Society of the Sons of the Revolution plans a June 18 dual pilgrimage to Fort Hill and the William Henry Harrison tomb at North Bend to mark the Bunker Hill anniversary. Members will travel by special car to Elizabethtown and use conveyances to reach the old fort. Dinner arrangements noted with mention of a resignation.

Ohio Society of the Sons of the Revolution Bunker Hill Fort Hill Wiliam Henry, Harrison North Bend Elizabethtown Old Fort George B. Orr Dambert Woodhull Dayton

Turners Preview Japanese Night at Cincinnati Zoo

North Cincinnati Turn Verein members plan a 1:30 parade from the Turners wall to the Zoo with women carrying parasols and children lanterns. An afternoon program features competitive games and Japanese dancing scheduled for 7:30 in the Zoo grounds.

Cincinnati Zoo Turner Wall

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