Rapid Transit Bids Opened For Oakley Branch Sections 7 8 9
Four bids were received for the final three Oakley branch sections from Mitchell Avenue to Madison terminus. Hickey Brothers offered the low bid at 1 089 146 50, above the engineer's 1 045 685 estimate. Other bids ranged to 1 156 265 with Byrnes Conway, and Cannell Conrad bid 451 644 for Section 9.
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Oakley
Mitchell Avenue
Madison
Rapid Transit Commission
Hickey Brothers
Indianapolis
Ane
Byrnes-Conway Company
Cincinnati
Enineer
Paddock Road
Cannell-Conrad Company of
Marion Avenue
Madison Road
Engineer's Office
Commission
Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
Oakley Branch Must Earn Money Before Loop Bonds
Rapid Transit Commissioners plan to complete the Oakley branch first and begin operation. Technical bond laws require the Oakley line to be profitable before any further bonds can be issued to fund the loop through the East End.
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Oakley
Rapid Transit
East End
Dramatic School Purils Win Their Certificates
The Grerg School of Avondale held its annual commencement with a reading from If I Were King by Mrs. William Smith Goldenburg. Principal readings and musical numbers followed by award of drama and dancing diplomas and certificates to multiple students including Vera Helwig Selma Kinman Bruce Francis Henry Mildred Smith Roehrer Ray McPhillips William Maier Antoinette Elsen Louise Grote Fiorella Goldenburg Esther Schuer man John Remke Walter Whitford Pearl Rappaport and Thelma Kennedy receiving partial senior credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grerg! School of
Avondale
Business Women's Club
William Smith Goldenburg
Laura Lang
Sheila Fisher
Vera Helwig
Martha Mithoefer
Selma Kinman
Bruce Francis Henry
Mildred Smith Roehrer
Ray McPhillips
William Maier
Esther Schuerman
Antoinette Elsen
Louise Grote
Fiorella Goldenburg
John Remke
Walter Whitford
Pearl Rappaport
Thelma Kennedy
Knightstown
Ind
Miss Mary Frazier and Dr. Justice Wed in Secret Marriage
Kentucky muffler on wedding bells betrayed plans for Miss Mary Agnes Frazier and Dr. Charles W. Justice to marry secretly June 14. They wed by Rev. E L Powell in Louisville after Justice earned his diploma. Frazier works for Hartford Fire Insurance. Justice, 25, interns at St Elizabeth's Covington and will join Deacon Hospital.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Mary Agnes Frazier
Crown Street
Charles W. Justice
Louisville
University of Louisville
E. L. Powell
First Christian Church of
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Walter L. Frazier
Cincinnati Traction Company
Justice
Deacon Hospital
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Sophomore Delivers Graduation Address at Holy Redeemer
Thomas J. Manion of St. Xavier College delivered Holy Redeemer High School's commencement address in Portsmouth. The sophomore spoke on true and false aspects of education after winning St. Xavier’s Washington's Birthday oratorical contest and addressing the Irish Fellowship banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Manion
McPherson Street
St. Xavier College
Holy Redeemer High School
Portsmouth
Manion
John.e. McGuirk
Zoo Treat Spree Breaks Records After School Visit
Ten thousand school children from Avondale Windsor Mary Dill Bond Hill Carson Vine Street Hartwell Reading Riverside Cummins Kirby Road St Bernard Pleasant Ridge Webster Guilford Twenty third District Rothenberg and Winton Place visited the zoo yesterday. More popcorn gum and lollipops were consumed than ever before as the last groups passed through gate. The red lollipop supply suffered the heaviest damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Avondale
Windsor
Mary Dill
Bond Hill
Carson
Vine Street
Hartwell
Reading
Riverside
Cummins
Kirby Road
St. Bernard
Pleasant Ridge
Webster
Guilford
Twentythird District
Rothenberg
Winton Place
Talkative wife jailed by judge in Golay case
In Municipal Court Judge Samuel W. Bell ordered Lettie Golay confined for one hour for talking during her husband William Golay’s hearing over alleged abuse. The court and bailiffs struggled to quiet her as she remained outspoken, prompting a final admonition to keep silent next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Bell
Golay
Lettie Golay
Bar of Justice
Bell
William Golay
Findlay Street
Park on Levee, Citizens Urge Parking Solution
A reporter asked residents how to fix Cincinnati traffic and parking, with E. D. Woodward proposing a levee parking pier for thousands of cars. Ralph Costello favors a large municipal garage funded by bonds, while F. J. Clifford suggests designated all day parking in business districts as a tested urban solution.
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E. D. Woodward
Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati
Ralph Costello
Evansy
E City
Pers
Downtown
Ing
F. J. Clifford
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Grove Avenue
Uniform Divorce Law Urged by Judge Darby
Judge Thomas H Darby urged a uniform divorce law as essential to the American judiciary at a meeting of the Institute of American Government. He criticized state laws for wide ground discrepancies, citing New York North Carolina and Ohio examples and urging consistent grounds for divorce nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Darby
Common Plean Court
Institute of American Government
Linton
Varia
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Darby
Oew
Rdge Darby
New Rules To Control Boats During Floods
Federal officials reminded river users that amendments to the river and harbor act govern vessels on the Ohio River and its tributaries. Vessels must proceed slowly when near flood structures and pass levees with caution to reduce wave damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Ohio River
Dworskowski Arrested Over Church Offeratory Box Robbery
Hugo Dworskowski 37 of 1507 Elm Street was arrested by Detectives Brink and Hanrahan on a robbery charge. Police say he robbed the candle offering box at St Andrew's Church during repair work. Dworskowski denies the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Dworskowski
Elm Street
Brink and Hanrahan
St. Andrew’s Church
Dworskowski
Norwood Spring Festival draws 80 000 attendees
The Norwood Spring Festival closes after a vibrant run with more than 80 000 visitors credited by Frank McHugh of the Norwood Merchants Association. Baby buggy parade winners are Eleanor Lefere and John Kolsea Jr. A style show is scheduled tonight and Norwood High School graduates hear remarks from Dr Louis Pechstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Frank McHugh
Norwood Merchants’ Association
Eleanor Lefere
E. L. Lefere
Main Avenue
John Kolsea, Jr
John Kolsea, Sr
Delaware Avenue
Bible School Teaches Scripture to West End Pupils
Public school children attend the West End Community Week Day Bible School at First Reformed Church three days a week, with 490 enrolled. About 140 pupils per session are excused from classes, directed by Mrs J Rickets the program led by Rev D A Greene and officers including Rev A P Schnatz and Rev J W MacMillan. The project began under Greene at Poplar Street Presbyterian Church and now serves all interested public school pupils with annual operating cost around 500 dollars funded by concerts by Rudolph Wurlitzer Company Orchestra and other performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
First Reformed Church
Hulbert and
Freeman Avenues
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Religious School and Church Services Agenda
A weekday religious school schedule lists morning church school at 11 a.m. and morning prayer and sermon by Rev. Albert Neilson Slayton. Branches of the Mother Church in Boston plan 1 p.m. services tomorrow at Park Avenue Clifton Avenue Norwood. Evening service at 8 p.m. topics include God the Only Cause and Creator. Wednesday features testimonies of healing. Washington Evangelical Church holds a morning service at 10 and reception of new members after communion led by Rev. R. R. Fillbrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Neilson Slayton
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifton Avenue
First National Bank
Norwood
Washington Evangelical Church
R. R. Fillbrandt
Christian Science
Mother
FIRST
Walnut Hills
Hanselmann
Main
Washington Norwood Avenues
Ohio
Veterans push for nationwide inquiry into soldiers homes
Raymond Lasance of the Disabled American Veterans reports a House Rules Committee bill to form sub committees for a full congressional probe of Veterans Affairs facilities. He cites prior Dayton home findings of mistreatment and improper feeding. No start date given.
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Raymond Lasance
Veterans’ Bureau
Lasance
Robert Bunge
Cincinnati Organization
Washington
Rules Committee
House
Committee On Veterans Affairs
Dayton
Dayton Hospital
National Military Home
Marion
Ind
Disabled American Veterans of the World
Wa National Organization
Corgress
House Rules Committee
Teachers Group Elects Officers At Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Teachers Association adopted constitutional amendments and elected new officers at Woodward High School. A. Evans was reelected president, with A L Eyler Ethel Outcast and George Baumann as vice presidents and Anna Kiel as recording secretary. Committees named include Legislative and Finance with several members. The constitution now extends officer terms to three years starting next year. Dr J J Castleberry received a Doctor of Divinity from Lincoln Memorial University and spoke to graduates at Union College Barboursville Ky and to Methodist graduates this week. The First Unitarian Congregational Church will discuss courtesy graciousness and good will at 11 AM tomorrow led by Rev John Malick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati ‘Teachers’ Association
Woodward High School
A. Evans
A. L. Eyler
Ethel Outcast
George Baumann
Anna Kiel
Elizabeth King
W. A. Quick
Carolyn Strasser
Pauline Burnham
Edna Butterworth
Winifred Jones
A. O. Mathias
Kathleen Tracy
Finance
Caapullins
Drtede
Reinhart
Carren
Edna Spillard
Tne Commiittes
Gee
Aiken
Frank Brown
Florence Chace Kristine McMann
William Vonderhal
Rativereip
Marjorie Ellsberry
A . E. Plinch
Edwin Johnson
Oe Teak
J. J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills
First Unitarian Congregational Church
John Malick
Children’s Day Exercises at Poplar Street Church
At Poplar Street Presbyterian Church Children's Day exercises are set for tomorrow morning. Rev. D. A. Greene will speak on the subject Some Curious Questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
D. A. Greene
Sermon Broadcast by Rev. Frank Stevenson at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Frank Stevenson will deliver a sermon at the Presbyterian Church which will be broadcast tomorrow morning at 11 o clock over Crosley Radio Station WLW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevenson
The
Presbyterian Church
Crosley
WLW
Westwood Church to discuss two sermons by Rev Bernard L Rice
The Westwood Presbyterian Church will hold two sermons tomorrow by pastor Rev Bernard Lea Rice. Morning session covers Our Ambition to Know God and evening session covers A Question of Foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Bernard Lea Rice
First Presbyterian Orchestra Plans Concert Tomorrow
The First Presbyterian Orchestra will give a concert tomorrow at 3 o clock in the afternoon at the Home for the Incurables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Sermon on The Child and Christian Training at Norwood Church
Rev. William Tait Patterson will deliver the sermon at Norwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning after the graduation exercises of the beginners and primary Sunday school departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tait Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
The Man Who Still Believes in Heaven Sermon
Dr. John Bayne Ascham will deliver a sermon titled The Man Who Still Believes in Heaven tomorrow at 11 at Avondale Methodist Church. He is asked by the Board of Foreign Missions to survey religious conditions in Jerusalem and Palestine and report on using Methodist property there. Bishop Newman endowed funds for Jerusalem property, and Avondale Church grants Ascham vacation to undertake the Palestine mission, sailing from New York late June with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayne Ascham
Avondale
Avondale Church
Dr. Ascham
Palvestine
New York
Children’s Day Services At Two Methodist Churches
Tomorrow morning at St Paul’s Methodist Church the sermon titled The Child in the Midst will be delivered by Rev Fred Riley. Evening service will feature The Three Question Marks. Mt Healthy Methodist Church will host a morning sermon at 11 o’clock by Rev A A Armbrust titled The Future World as Viewed by Christians Psychologists and Pre millonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fred Riley
A. A. Armbrust
Mt. Healthy Methodist Church
Seventh
Smith Streets
Fred. Riley
Children's Day Programs at Central Christian Church
Children’s Day exercises will be held at the Central Christian Church tomorrow morning followed by an evening pageant titled A Little Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Whit Sunday Service Listing at Calvary Clifton
The order will be observed at Calvary Episcopal Church Clifton tomorrow morning with Holy Communion at 8 a.m and a 9 30 service following. The brief note guides worshipers to attend the morning observances on Whit Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clifton
Whitsunday
Avonville churches offer sunrise and evening sermons
Christian Science Church at Gwynne Building Sixth and Main hosts service at 10 45 a m with subject God the Only Cause and Creator Sunday school at 9 45 a m Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Founded January 6 1901. Avon Methodist Church at 523 Forest Avenue invites all to hear John Bayne Ascham on Heaven at 11 a m Junior and Children’s Church also at 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Church of Christ, Scientist
Gwynné
Mary Baker Eddy
Avondale
John Bayne Ascham
Aim
Forest Avenue
Burnet House
Vine Street
Frederick Elias Andrews
Children’s Church
Good Will Spiritualist Church Services Schedule
The Good Will Spiritualist Church holds services at Ninth and Boa every Sunday at 7 30 p m The morning service and Thursday sessions begin at 2 p m and 7 30 p m The social gathering is on Saturday evening Rev S E Hugi is the pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Spiritualist Church
E. Hugi
Australian Reverend Pateman Speaking at New Thought Temple
The Rev. James H. Pateman of Australia will speak at the New Thought Temple on Sunday morning and evening and Wednesday evening. Healing by laying on of hands will follow the Sunday evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Pateman
Australia
New Thought Temple
McMillan
Grandview
Walnut Hills
Hindu teacher to give three occult lectures at Unity Center
Dr Yacki Raizizum, Hindu teacher, will present three occult lectures at Unity Center Auditorium Burnet House Third and Vine. Saturday June 7 8 p m The Law of Suggestion Sunday June 8 3 p m The Human Aura and Thought Forms Monday June 9 8 p m Reincarnation. Free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacki Raizizum
Unity Center Auditorium
Burnet House
Third and
Vine
God's Measure of Man Sermon at Walnut Hills Church
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock Rev J J Castleberry will deliver God's Measure of Man at Walnut Hills Christian Church. Union services of Walnut Hills Protestant churches follow tomorrow evening on the church lawn with Rev Castleberry speaking on Soul Growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Walnut Hills Christian Church
J. J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills
Christian Church
Mr. Castleberry
Two Sermons Set by Dr. John Herget at Ninth Street Baptist
Dr. John Herget will deliver a morning sermon on The Christian's Calling and an evening talk on Who and What Is Jesus Christ at Ninth Street Baptist Church tomorrow. The topics reflect a focused program for worship and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John Herget
Pre Eminent Christ Sermon at Lincoln Park Church
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church will hear Rev. C. W. Atwater speak on the theme Pre eminent Christ tomorrow evening. Children's Day exercises are planned for the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
C. W. Atwater
Confirmation at First Protestant St John’s Church
Confirmation and communiban services will be observed at the First Protestant St. John’s Church tomorrow morning at 10 15 o clock conducted by the pastor the Rev Hugo Hisenlohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Hugo Hisenlohr
Culture of Self Powers Discussed at Universalist Church
The Rev. John Edwin Price will lead a discussion on the Culture of Self-Powers at the Universalist Church tomorrow morning at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
John Edwin Price
Niversalist
Essex Place
McMillan
D.D
Stanley C. Stall
Young People’s Christian Union
Mr. Belden Sauf
Consecrated Servite and Christ at the Door Sermons Named
Clifton United Brethren Church will feature two sermon topics Consecrated Servite and Christ at the Door with Rev W M Van Sickle pastor The churchs Intermediate Christian Endeavor group won the prize for the largest number of registrations for the state event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Clifton United
Children’s Day Service at Walnut Hills Church Observed
Walnut Hills Congregational Church will hold Children’s Day tomorrow at 11 o’clock. Infants will be baptized and Bibles given to new members. The pastor Rev. R. G. Clapp will briefly discuss A Handful of Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Temoeorr
R. G. Clapp
Power of the Holy Spirit to be discussed at First Reformed Church
The morning service at the First Reformed Church at 10 15 will feature a sermon on the Power of the Holy Spirit by Reverend A P Schnatz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Bible Lesson Broadcast by Dr Wareing at the Y M C A
Dr E C Wareing will teach a Bible lesson at the Y M C A broadcast Monday night. The program offers a head start for studying the Sunday school lesson a week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wareing
Corporations Misinterpret Tax Deduction Under New Law
Charles M. Dean, United States Internal Revenue Collector, said several local corporations have incorrectly deducted the 25 percent personal tax credit, and will be deemed delinquents unless they make good the misapplied amounts. He also warned the Collector cannot grant 30 day extensions for individual returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Charles M. Dean
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Yerday
Dean
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