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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1920

Page

5

Tanlac credited with healing Akron woman after long illness

Irene Nelson of 158 Taylor Street Akron Ohio recounts how Tanlac restored her strength after two years of nervous indigestion poor appetite and sleepless nights She says two bottles improved her appetite digestion nerves and weight and enabled her to walk a mile from home The Dow Drug Company in Cincinnati and its stores promote Tanlac as the remedy

Tanlac Irene Nelson Taylor Street Akron Day Drug Company Jas Cincinnati Taniac Dow Drug Company Fifth and Vine Street Norwood Elmwood Carthage Covington Newport Moor & Moor College Corner Charles Kattman Reading J. J. Stark St. Bernard

Covington Fire Strike Ends With Agreement Reached

After five and a half days sixty four firemen returned to duty at 1 p.m. following a conference between firemen’s committee and Commissioners Vastine and Stahel at the Sixth street station. The city will fund telephone rentals and provide a substantial raise effective January 1 1921. The commissioners expect a larger wage rise in the 1921 budget.

Ben Vastine George H. Stahel Sixth Street Charles M. Doty Edward Radenheamer Frank Korhne Latonia Stahe Charles Doty Griffith Thomas Davis Fire Department

Kenton County Children’s Home Society launches second membership drive

The Kenton County Children’s Home Society begins its second annual campaign to recruit 3000 new members or raise 15000 dollars by Monday June 14. Last year 2372 joined. the drive, run with Women’s Board of Managers, aims for local fundraising to sustain current expenses and set aside 5000 dollars annually for a new home. Orie S Ware presides with Frank D Van Winkle vice president John L Rees secretary and CC W Simrall treasurer directing the seven day citywide effort.

Kenton County Children’s Home Society County Society Orie S Ware Frank D. van Winkle John L. Rees W. Simrall

Rev. Steinbrunner and Dillon Lead Jubilee Prep At St Augustine

Final services of the Ohio Apostolate mission at St Augustine Church were attended by many as they prepare for the golden jubilee on Sunday June 2. A sermon and Papal blessing marked last night's services.

Joseph Steinbrunner John F. Dillon Ohio St. Augustine Church

St Elizabeths Nurses Training School Graduation Set

Impressive ceremonies mark the annual commencement at St. Elizabeths Nurses Training School on June 9 in Knights of Columbus Hall. Father McCaffery will give the principal address as four nurses complete the three year course. A special program is featured.

St. Elizabeth’s Nurses’ Training School Eastern Avenue Twenty-first Street Knights of Columbus Madison Avenue McCaffery

Death of Mrs Sarah B Hamilton Sister of Former Covington Mayor

Sarah B. Hamilton aged 48 wife of Edward J. Hamilton and sister of Attorney George E. Philipps dies at her home on Wallace avenue after a brief illness. Funeral services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church with interment in Highland Cemetery.

Sarah B. Hamilton Edward J. Hamilton George E. Philipps Covington Wallace Avenue Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Highland Cemetery

Reorganization meeting marks Citizen's Patriotic League officers

Election of officers and addresses by city officials will mark a reorganization meeting of the Citizens Patriotic League tonight. A large class of candidates will be initiated with an entertainment to follow. Covington Indians win 5 4 over Moonshiners in ninth street game and will play All Stars next Sunday.

Citizen's Patriotic League Covington Indians Ninth Street Margaret Butler Clara Biddle Garrard Street Butler, Ky Harry S. Walker Co. No. 1 Cowington

Stolen Auto Leads to Arrest of Boys

Detectives charged two 18 year old youths with stealing and attempting to drive a car once run at Coney Island on Saturday night. The machine owned by R W Nelson of Newport Ky was driven to Madisonville then stuck in Hogback road before being abandoned. The suspects registered as Harry Gleis of 4883 Green wood terrace and Charles Lewis of 4829 Eastern avenue were spotted near the vehicle as they tried to jack it and drive away.

Harry Gleis Greenwood Terrace Charles Lewis Eastern Avenue Coney Island Madisonville Hogback Road R. W. Nelson Newport, Ky

Hartwell High graduation rites highlight address by Archdeacon Reade

Archdeacon Charles G. Reade of St. Paul’s Cathedral delivered the bac calaureate address to the Hartwell High School graduating class at Trinity Episcopal Church in Hartwell last night.

Charles G. Reade St. Paul’s Cathedral Hartwell High School Trinity Episcopal Church Hartwell

Newport Officer Fights Revolver Duel on Isa Bella Street

Patrolman Onie McLaughlin and Officer John Dance chased a armed assailant loitering on Isa Bella street between Ninth and Tenth streets in Newport. The negro fired hitting near McLaughlin as the officers returned fire. the suspect escaped into an alley amid recent neighborhood loitering complaints.

Onie McLaughlin Newport Police Department Isabella Street Ninth Tenth McLaughlin John Dance Dance McLaughan

Baccalaureate Services Honor Newport Bellevue Dayton and Ft Thomas Graduates

Baccalaureate services were held for graduates from Newport Bellevue Dayton and Ft Thomas with Newport High School and Highlands High School ceremonies at St Pauls Episcopal Church and the high school auditorium respectively. Rev Edmund T Jillson and Rev William B Dern delivered sermons to the Newport and Highlands classes. Bellevue and Covington services followed at Trinity Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Henry H Webb with musical sides and a full program.

Aiene Newport Bellevue Dayton Ft. Thomas Newport High School St. Paul's Episcopal Church York Street Court Place Edmund T. Jillson William B. Dern The Highlands High School Wil William B. Dern J. M. Fuqua Henry H. Webb First Christian Church of Covington Bellevue High School Trinity Lutheran Church G. N. Jolly P. E. Lucas Anna A. West Lester Blaie

Dayton High to Present Class Night Play

Dayton High School will host Class Night on Tuesday in the auditorium on Eighth Street. The program includes opening address, class president, history, prophecies, vocal selections, and a class will. The students perform the farce comedy The Troubles of Satterle.

Dayton High Dayton High School Eighth Street Helen Rieman Eleanor Richards Dorothy Grosjolz Arabelle Hand Doris Jones Satterle

Campbell County Women's Club to elect officers today

Regular meeting at the Community Club rooms 634 Monmouth street will hear district and State convention reports. Delegates to the district convention include Mrs. John Todd Mrs. George McGinnis Mrs. Thom James Mrs. Andrew Gebhard and Mrs. Edward C. Wendt with Mrs. Lee attending the State convention.

Campbell County Women’s Club Monmouth Street John Todd George McGinnis Thom James Andrew Gebhard Edward C. Wendt Lee

Memorial Services Held by Legion Knights and Vets

The Alexandria Post of the American Legion Knights of Pythias and G A R veterans held memorial services at the Evangelical Protestant Church in Alexandria yesterday afternoon. Judge Robert W. Marx of the Superior Court of Cincinnati delivered the memorial oration.

Alexandria American Legion Knights of Pythias G. A. R. Veterans Robert W. Marx Superior Court of Cincinnati

Thirteen Pupils Receive Diplomas in Rockdale Annex

Graduation exercises of Rockdale Avenue Temple high school dept held in temple annex. Thirteen graduates heard former Judge eeex pees as principal speaker. Diplomas and prizes presented by Dr. David Phillipson. Clarence J. Heldman won prize essay reading What It Means To Be a Jew. Rosetta Ehrlich delivered valedictory. Play Three Pills in a Bottle performed by students.

Rockdale Avenue Temple Temple Annex Eeex Pees Temple David Phillipson Clarence J. Heldman Rosetta Ehrlich

Fourteen Colorado students suspended over college paper

In Boulder on June 6 the Sigma Delta Chi members faced suspension for indecent gossip and personal items in Silver and Gold. Dean Hellems said the actions were taken in the absence of the president, with a committee of deans to review and a possible reversal affecting final exams next week.

Boulder Col University of Colorado Sigma Delta Chi F. B. R. Hellems College of Liberal Arts Norline Hellems

Auto Crash at Xenia Leaves Five Injured

In Xenia Ohio today a vehicle overturned injuring five occupants. Mrs Cassius Hilliard was fatally injured and four others were seriously hurt including Florence Hilliard 14 Eleanor McDonnell 12 and Mary Laugan 14.

The Commercial Tribune Xenia Cassius Hilliard Florence Hilliard Eleanor McDonnell Mary Laugan

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