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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
5
Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg explains olive oil as a healthful food and body builder rather than a medicine. He details extraction from olives, grading, refining, and the best regions California France and Italy, noting flavor, color and storage cautions for quality oil.
Readers submit health questions about blurred vision and headaches with recommendations to bathe eyes in warm water, seek glasses, and get exams. Advice to a 17 year old includes outdoor exercise, gym use at Y M C A, diet with fruits vegetables and water, and long sleep. Apoplexy origins cited as brain hemorrhage and vessel issues.
In Adele Car rison's Wedding Ring, Dicky and Madge plot a Marvin visit to scout desirable streets and garden plots while his mother rebukes his flippant remarks. The couple's evolving flirtation surfaces amid family tension and shared plans for a future home.
A visit with Dicky and his mother, Mrs. Graham, stirs sharp exchanges over attending a voyage to Marvin. Madge suppresses quips as she plans the trip, while Dicky coaches her with light humor about debits and credits for harsh words. The morning departure from Isong Island station foreshadows a troubled memory.
Mrs Alice B Smith and daughter Lillian return from a visit to Dover Germantown and Brooksville Ky The Sisters of Notre Dame invite attendance at commencement exercises June 16 1916 in Cincinnati Mrs William Holden visits sister in Hyde Park Mrs E M Jacobs celebrates her seventieth birthday wedding planned for Miss Lillian Claire Anderson and Mr Harry W Rothkopf on June 20 at Knox Presbyterian Church Miss Ethel Boston brides maid Elmer Rothkopf best man Ruth Rothkopf ushers named Benjamin confirmation for Benjamin Fichel June 17 Adlai Bertram Adlai to be confirmed Gantvoort learns Herman married Marie Gretchen Morris telegram confirms wedding plans for honeymoon in the East
Wesley Symmonds and Dorothy Moeller, initially attending as wedding party, wed the groom Paul Symmonds and Anna Cleary instead after the planned ceremony was postponed by the bride's mother's illness. The nuptials occurred at the groom's aunt's Newport residence.
The Junior organization of the Deutches Altenheim meets Thursday at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Cincinnati Chapter D A R invites members to a basket picnic Saturday hosted by Mrs. Harry Probasco in Glendale. Meet 10 a.m. at the Zoo tram. Box lunches planned. Coffee at 12:30.
The Athenian Club enjoyed an annual outing at the Zoo on June 1. The club adjourned until September 21 for the first meeting of the new club year.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet at the Burnet House this evening at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend as plans for forthcoming events are discussed.
A July Fourth outing planning meeting at the Chamber of Commerce drew 150 men from various parishes and organizations. Judge William A. Geoghegan led as officer of the day and a fireworks display contract was awarded to a committee led by Frank Burns, Stephen McGrath, and James McKittrick. The Catholic Knights of Ohio reported 3400 members in Hamilton County aiding the picnic effort. A Robert Doyle Institute meeting formed a cooperation group with the Orphans' Picnic Committee, while the Knockers' Club plans a Sunday session to organize. The Executive Committee includes John Winters, Michael Mullen, and Edward Ohm.
Plans for the second annual conven tion of the Ohio State Sheet Metal Contractors Association were formed at a hotel meeting last night. Chairmen named include Co L Smith for Program and Publicity, Charles Kobman for Financial and Convention, H F Winker for Entertainment, O B Wheeler for Ladies, and Kobman again with Weigel and Stechow to represent at the national convention in Peoria Ill June 20 to 24.
At a Corryville Branch Library meeting the Burnet Woods Park Committee chose Judge W H Lueders as chairman A B Heileman as vice chairman Sheriff George Schott as secretary and Albert Darker as treasurer to organize Labor Day municipal picnic preparations and start soliciting subscriptions.
Four Cincinnati women were honored during Trinity College commencement week. Catherine M. Moorman served as class prophecy author and editor of The Record, Florence Leonard led The Trinilogue, Hazel McQuillan will edit The Trinilogue next year, and Anna Lee Pace is assistant editor of The Record. The ceremony features a pontifical mass, baccalaureate sermon, Shakespearean festival, Caecilian Society concert, and degrees awarded by Very Rev. John Bonzabo with an address by Hon. Thomas W. Churchill.
Special Dispatch reports Governor Ralston honors a requisition for the return of Frank J. Wagner of South Bend to Cincinnati where he is charged with embezzling 356.38 from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Wagner is under arrest in South Bend.
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