Civic Council votes to protest potential U S District Attorney move
Alfred M. Cohen reports a rumor that Stuart R. Bolin may move the U S District Attorney office to Columbus. The club appoints a committee to lodge a Washington protest and forms a rapid transit propaganda panel. Discussions cover park stadium plans and Zoo representation. Next meeting set at the Zoo with dinner.
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Stuart R. Bolin
Sherman McPherson
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Cohen
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Bridge Bureau
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den Park
Howard Renshaw
Hiller
Philip Werthner
C. S. Clark
Zoo
Sixth Street Business Men's Club
Corn Growers Get Chance for Trip to Visit Columbus
The Hamilton County Agriculture Committee chaired by Jacob Menderson seeks to promote modern farming. A corn contest will select twelve farmers to Columbus for farmers’ week next winter, with one winner from each township. No entry fee. register before August 1 and cultivate corn to qualify. all expenses covered by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Five Young Women Graduate From Hebrew Union College Institute
Five young women were graduated Saturday from the Teachers' Institute of the Hebrew Union College. Rabbi Joseph S. Kornfeld spoke to graduates and students, Dr. Louis Grossmann presented diplomas, Alfred M. Cohen delivered the Declaration, Mollie Lipschitz was valedictorian, and Dr. Kaufmann Kohler gave the benediction. The graduates are Alma Ginsberg Bertha Hart Mollie Lipschitz Clara Ravine and Meena M Somerfield.
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Hebrew Union College
Joseph S. Kornfeld
Clumbus
Louis Grossmann
Alfred M. Cohen
Mollie Lipschitz
Kaufmann Kohler
Alma Ginsberg
Bertha Hart
Clara Ravine
Meena M. Somerfield
Second Success For Chester Park Charity Tournament
The committee’s four auctions at Chester Park for the Robert Patton Chapel raised spirits after a strong turnout. Prizes included a decorated casserole for top score, garden vases, watercolors, silver pieces, and embroidered items. future gifts feature centerpieces and purses. A band performs for all sessions beside the lake. The next game is set for Saturday June 12 at 2 o'clock.
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Batavia School Outdoor Pageant Draws Big Crowd
The Batavia School outdoor pageant yesterday drew a large audience with two performances in the afternoon and evening. Over 200 children participated and the costumes and scenery were notably fitting. Thousands witnessed the events.
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Batavia School
Infant Welfare Circle to Host Sunday Meeting at Clinton Street
The Jewish Infant Welfare Circle invites mothers to a special gathering at 415 Clinton Street to acquaint with others. Dr. Alfred Friedlander and Dr. J Vic tor Greenebaum will deliver addresses. A program of motion pictures and music will precede refreshments.
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Jewish Infant Welfare Circle
Alfred Friedlander
J. Victor Greenebaum
Baltimore Elks envoy seeks 1916 convention support in Cincinnati
An emissary from the Baltimore Lodge of Elks arrived in Cincinnati on Saturday to secure backing from local members for Baltimore to host the 1916 convention. He has toured New York, West Virginia and Pennsylvania as part of the bid.
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Cincinnati
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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