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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

9

Railroad Time Tables Show Lebanon and Int Point Schedules

The timetable lists train times with arrivals at Lebanon and Int Point. It includes departures at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. and arrivals around 6:45 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. It appears to be a railway notice focusing on passenger service times.

Blaze of Academic Glory Marks Joint Commencement

The joint commencement of the city four high schools at Music Hall drew thousands including Hughes Walnut Woods and Madisonville alumni and students. Speakers from Hughes Walnut Hills Madisonville and Woodward offered themes on citizenship and national duty as graduates received diplomas under a formal program with music and an invocation.

Music Hall Hughes and Woodward Walnut Hills Madisonville High Carl A. Guckenberger Hughes United States Carleton Frederick Davidson Albert Sidney French Madisonville School Nagel Amelia Jeanette Nagel Louis E. Aiken J. Warren Ritchey Marie Hughes Stanley Pounsford Charles Gregory Smith Union Board Condon Hughes High School Raymond Atchholz Amy B. Aiken Flora F. Alms Harold M. Altamer Kenneth Altheus Amelia Deborah Andress Elizabeth Andrew James S. Auer George C. Aug Dorothy Pearl Ayer Edna McClure Barley Florence Barth Corinne C. Bauer Paul J. Bauer Walter Stanley Becker Elfried Dina Behre Emma Johanna Behle Herbert Haughton Bell Virgie A. Betscher Stanley Johnston Marie Hills Clifford Hilsinger Herman H. Hoberg George H. Hodapp Marjorie Frances Hollit Hazel Valerie Hollman Clarence Holloway Marie E. Hughes Mildred M. Hutzler Naomi Huiziler Anna Louise Hyler Genevieve Adell Hyler Vivien Jackson Julia Johnston Lily May Joyce Adeline Keller John H. Klahm Helen ©. Koch Alma R. Koerbitz John L. Kohlmann Nettie Kolling Ula C. Valesca Kramer Adolph M.crwin, Jr Stanley Lichtman Thomas C. Lindsay Mollie Lipachit Carl H. Lobitz Margie Loehmenn William L. Luebbe Paula Anna Lueders Donald J. Lyle Harold V. McCormick William J. McDonald Ratn Elizabeth McKinley Helen Smith Violet Holmes Sommer David Clark Statler Meta Staun Stern Aurelia M. Stevens Harold Steward Herbert C. Straus Arthur Strong Louis H. Strubbe Elsie Withumina Sudbrink Lucille D. Switzer Helen Tangeman Kathren Tatman Dorothy Odessa Taylor Hannah Edna Taylor Harold B. Taylor Marguerite Aileen Taylor Cecilia Thomas Fred Todd Sarah Tort Frederick Trinkle Frank L. Tullis Carl Volkmann Helen Warner Ada Lucile Wehrly C. Ralph Weil Abe Weinstein W. Charles Wente Samuel Wides Elvin C. Wiese Wilbur C. Woodson Helen Lousy Wright Frank W. Wuest Gertrude Wulfekocetter Carl L. Zebler Martha Gertrude Zieg John Pehrson McNeil Eliott B. Bieberzie Ann Helen Rogersey Scheck Arthur J. Sullivan Kate Biles Ween Walnut Hills High School David Nefingoldee Curt Ernst Bra Ret Orton Fredrickaine Caruth

Social and Personal Society Belles Attend Diverse Gatherings

A Cincinnati society note records a FridayFt Mitchell Country Club dance hosted by Peter G Thomson Jr and associates, with chaperones including La Boiteaux and Larmon families. Debutantes, guests from Columbus and Louisville, and several marriage announcements populate a lively social week.

Peter G. Thomson, Jr Lowe Simpson Chimpson Ft. Mitchell Country Club la Boiteaux Arthur J. Larmon H., P. Aiken C.'s. Upson Chester Eaton Polly Clark Wilby Charles Kinney Jerome Howard Ralph Moffet Browne Goodrich Irwin Spaulding Ryan Talton Embry Ralph Haile Albert Prior Chatfield Messrs Straighley Frank Shaiffer Leslie Hall Leslie Johnson Julian Chin Leslie Applegate

Laborer fined for kissing a mule in Fort Worth

June 6 1926 Fort Worth laborer Kelley was fined 33 dollars in City Police Court after he kissed a mule on the street. He admitted intoxication and that the animal refused affection. The judge imposed the maximum fine allowed by law.

FT. Worth Kéley Tanley Kelley

Glendale Men's Club Plans Fall Athletic Meeting

Glentle reports the Glendale Men's club plans another fall athletic event as membership grows to 475 in six weeks per committee report.

Glendale

Police plan nine mounted and four cycle units in Nulcreek Valley

The force will guard age Hartwell and Bond Hill with mounted and bicycle police. The Wyoming Schools gardens will be cited after the school year ends. Miss Spooner will arrange meals after hours. Pupils caring for the gardens will attend Saturdays all summer and be visited again next fall to continue the work.

Police Department Nulcreek Valley Hartwell Bond Hill Wyoming Board of Education Miss Spooner

Postmaster Appointment Winded Through Senate

Marshal Edwari Sher of Glendale learned from Senator Pomerene that his appointment to the Postmastership of Gerfale passed the Senate. Meagher, longtime Glendale officer, expected to assume duties in the fall amid salary increases, while several candidates awaited mayoral decision. Fifteen Sharonville Public Schools graduates were honored at the Presbyterian Church with a program featuring local students and a crowd-filled service.

Ppr Meagher Sharonville Presbyterian Church Ora- Hasset Charles Ada Sanger al Ludson Fifield Gladys Brown Yeager Stanley Burt Nee Rogers Esther Wreathin Cerni Edward Puttoff Corinne Wright Sarah Williamson

Overdose Reported At Home On West Ninth

A woman at 702 West Ninth took an overdose of morphine at her home and was rushed to Jeffity Hospital in serious condition after telling a doctor she could not sleep for seven nights. Police say she was given a number of tablets.

Minnie West Ninth T Je Fity Hospital Noanp

Strawberry varieties and cautions from a French expert

The article surveys French strawberry types from Corrie to Napoleon III and Reine d Aout, noting aroma, flavor, and table use. It warns strawberries can provoke inflammatory eruptions and throat irritation, especially for singers and speakers, advising moderation and pairing with alcohol to mitigate effects.

Social Calendar Highlights Weddings Reunions in Town

A busy note reads June events from Elberon Avenue and nearby villages. Miss Harper plans a Smith College reunion trip starting Tuesday, while Miss C Elizabeth Warner attends a Vassar reunion. Mrs Mary B Holmes joins relatives in Topeka. A large reception follows a Saturday ceremony at 7:30 p.m. with a post reception.

Elberon Avenue Harper Smith College Northampton Mass C. Elizabeth Warner Vassar College

Dictates of Fashion A Charming Summer Gown

A charming summer gown in saxe blue and white spotted crepe features a violet waistband ribbon and a coordinating yellow straw hat. The hat is adorned with a wreath of moss roses and honeysuckle, finished with a violet taf fetas bow.

Wagon crushes child in front of Kenyon Avenue

Albert Zantella aged 4 of 608 Plum street was run over by a wagon as he attempted to hop aboard in front of 633 Kenyon avenue. He was taken to Seton Hospital with internal injuries and doctors said he had a slight chance of recovery. Driver Harry Steinkamp of 746 West Fourth street carried him to the hospital.

Albert Zantella Plum Street Seton Hospital Harry Steinkamp West Fourth Street Kenyon Avenue

Society hunts man for nonsupport located in Tennessee

A man named William Zoz, sought by the Society for the nonsupport of his wife and three children, was located by Chattanooga police after a seven month absence from his family. The update came as a dispatch from Chattanooga yesterday.

Ciety Chattanooga Tenn William Zoz Society Zoz Ohio Humane

Three Arts Club entertains at Miss Goldberg home

The Three Arts Club meets at Miss Etta Goldberg's residence 3419 Wilson Avenue Avondale with Dr George Deutsch as afternoon speaker on The Philosophy of Ibsen and its relation to social problems today. Members celebrate the May fair proceeds totaling 200 dollars for a new clubhouse. Hartwell Lectures present 100 Hews of Yellow Stone Park this evening at Rights of Pythias Hall Hartwell for the benefit of the Church of the Holy City Episcopal.

Three Arts Club Etta Goldberg Yellowstone Park

Harriet Taylor Upton Study Club Outing Set

Mrs Tiet Taylor Upton study group will entertain with an outing on Thursday June 26 at the home of Mrs Harriet Caden 112 East Third Street Newport Kentucky. Call South 1766 X for information about cats to be taken.

Margaret Hager W. H. Harrison Sr John F. Hager Ashland Hager Frances Perin New London Conn Max Fleischmann New York Norwood Sunshine Frieda Margraf Chester Mace Russell Smith Verron Dunham E. F. Kummer Ethel Wehr Martha Florence Gunter Ash Street Cupid Tro Frieda Margraf Burnet Woods Harriet Taylor Upton Tiet Taylor Upton Harriet Caden Third Street Newport

Mrs Sherwood Heads to Pomeroy on Queen City

Mrs Mary Sherwood vice president of the Taylor Upton Study Club departed yesterday aboard the Queen City to spend some time at her girlhood home in Pomeroy.

Mrs. Sherwood Pomeroy Mary Sherwood Et Taylor Upton’ Study Club Queen City

Coffee at Ninth Street Baptist Church Women’s Society

The Women’s Benevolent Society of the Ninth Street Baptist Church holds a coffee at Mrs. Albert Verhefn’s home at 2278 Loth Street on Tuesday June 10 from 2 to 10 p.m. Proceeds will buy clothes for church’s poor.

Women's Benevolent Society of the Ninth Street Baptist Church Albert Verhéfn Loth Street

Teachers' Annuity End Aid Society Lawn Fete Set

The Teachers' Annuity end Aid Society plans a lawn fete at the Twenty second District School Locust street and Mélrose avenue from 2 to 10 p.m. If weather is favorable tables will be set outdoors beneath the trees.

End Aid Society Twenty-second District Locust Street Mélrose Avenue

Circle Woman's Club completes yearly program

Mrs. Cythia D Robertson led the group as Mrs. William H Bently presented an paper on Grecian Occupation of Egypt and Mrs Robertson gave a talk on The Greatest Schools of Alexandria in her best vein. The event closed the year for the Circle Woman's Club.

Cythia D. Robertson William H. Bently Egypt Robertson Alexandria Woman's Club

Central Suffrage Committee to Meet at Sinton Hotel

A called gathering of the Central Suffrage Committee will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Sinton Hotel. The meeting aims to discuss ongoing suffrage activities and coordinate local efforts.

Central Suffrage Committee Sinton Hotel

Police Clash With Strikers in Frauendorff

In Frauendorff suburbs near Stettin a strike at a chicory factory led to a fatal stabbing and a pitched battle between police and workers. About seventy people were severely wounded as 300 armed officers arrived to quell the melee. ten policemen and roughly sixty civilians were treated for injuries.

Stettin Germany Frauendorff

Five Million Dollars Devoted to Wilhelm Memorials

Berlin reports indicate about 5 million dollars has been subscribed for Wilhelm memorials tied to the twenty fifth anniversary of Emperor William I. Most funds fund charitable and educational foundations for public welfare. A baton costing 25 thousand dollars and six million jubilee coins are among the planned tributes to the Emperor.

Berlin William

Prince Albert Frederick George Visits Niagara Falls Incognito

Prince Albert Frederick George, 17, second son of King George, travels incognito with sixty cadets of HMS Cumberland. They come from Quebec via Toronto and Lewiston by trolley to Niagara Falls, visiting Goat Island and the Stake Reservation.

Niagara Falls N. Y Prince Albert Frederick George King George of Quebec Toronto Lewiston Goat Island

French geog. society asks honor for Rear Admiral Robert Ery

Prince Roland Bona parte of the French Geographical Society has asked Président Raymond Poincare to confer the Legion of Honor on Rear Admiral Robert Ery. It is understood the decoration will be presented after his lecture to the Geographical Society tomorrow evening.

Steel Trust Magnate Held Pools Not Illegal

Percival Roberts Jr testifying in the government’s suit to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation faced questions on pools. He stated his knowledge covered a structural pool and recalled pools were not considered illegal in earlier times before he left active business. The hearing paused with Judge Gary to resume Monday.

Commercial Tribune New York Percival Roberts, Jr United States Steel Corporation Jacob M. Dickinson Dickinson Mr. Roberts The Steel Trust Roberts Gary

Train schedules for Louisville Nashville routes and connections

Rail timetable excerpts show transfer trains from Central Union and Fourth Street stations with departures at 7 55 a m 2 30 p m and 10 30 p m for Louisville Nashville routes. Connections to Cincinnati Knoxville Lexington Macon and other points listed with varying departure and arrival times. Sunday service notes indicate daily operations with some routes offering Sunday only trains.

Louisville Nashville R Butler Street Third Central Avenue Central Union Station Conla I A He & Nashville Rai Cincinnati Nashville Birham Montgy Soi Knox Atta Macon Points Knoxville Lexington Fourth Street Tanatees & Richmond Falmouth & Butler Arive iSunday

Pennsylvania Station Timetable Fragments and Routes

Fragmentary timetable shows trains from Pennsylvania Station at Pearl and Butler Streets with assorted departures and arrivals to Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Newark, Richmond, Chicago, Hamilton, and local accommodations. Includes Milford Morrow tooged patterns, and daily schedules with occasional Sunday note.

Pennsylvania Station Pearl and Butler Streets Pennsylvania Columbus Cleveland Pittsburg Baltimore Washington Philahia Newark Richmond Ee Ead Chicago D. m Hamilton Ae Pe Ichimond Milford Morrow Lewisnd A. RY Gausveille Lancaster Rapids & Indiana

Transit Schedules From Various Cities and Points

Extracted timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals for several lines including Columbus Newark Wheeling Washington Mt Sterling Columbus and West Baden. It shows multiple daily departures with times for commuter service Loveland War Points Oakley special and notes on Sundays holidays and exceptions.

Queen and Crescent Route Hints in Central Kentucky Schedules

Fragmented timetable notes travel routes from Lexington and nearby towns to connections like Chattanooga Atlanta New Orleans and intermediate points. It lists departure and arrival times with several abbreviations and weekend notes, reflecting a historic railroad schedule.

Dayton and Lima Rail Schedule Fragment

A table of rail departures and arrivals shows multiple routes including Dayton to Toledo Lima Indianapolis Hamilton Dayton to Indianapolis and Milton routes. Times listed include 2:55 am 1:30 pm 7:20 am 4:20 pm 9:35 am and late afternoon departures with several connections and notes for daily or weekend service.

Indianapolis Chicago Hamilton Rushville indiamapetiosLa Connersville Accom Hamilton & Dayton Milton

Norfolk and Western Rail Service Schedules Readily Confusing

Fragmented timetable lines show trains between Norfolk and towns like Kenova Bluefield Roanoke Lynchburg Portsmouth with departures 6:30 am 8:45 am and arrivals around 6:25 pm 6:50 pm Daily service listed as daily except Sunday with various intermediate points and station names.

Norfolk & Western R.R. CO Neylvania Kenova Bluefield Roanoke Lynchburg Cour St Court Broadway Portsmouth INTER Canele Daly

Railroad timetable fragment with multiple city connections

A fragmented timetable lists departures and arrivals for routes among New York Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton Urbana Kenton Sandusky Indianapolis Lafayette Chicago Fort Wayne and other towns. The garbled lines show daily and Sunday schedules with varying times and connections.

New York Bae Central Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Columbus Clevelang Dayton Spring le Dally Gally Sun Cincinnati Daily Derr T. Ly Surbana Kenton Sanduse Indianapolis Lapayette and Chilv Ferns Haute Ag Sr Poe Cinehs Indiana Brocainaro i M. Anderson Marion and ARPOR Cincinnat Fun Decinnati

Railway Timetable Fragments For Various Lines

Schedule fragments show departures and arrivals for CHESA POREA OHIO CHESAPO RAKE OHIO R R INDIAN Local accommodation and daily interchanges. Entries reference times such as 7 20 a m 6 15 p m 2 noon and 8 16 a m with stations including PORTS INDIAN and HINTON.

Ohio Indiana CHI. Rich. Mun Mar Maysvill Waa Chesapogake & Ohio Wash Pale Phila Norfolk Charleston Huntings

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