Dedication of Norwood Odd Fellows Hall Impresses City
Norwood Norwood Odd Fellows Lodge 401 dedicated its new hall on Saturday afternoon. Grand Marshal Robert W. Thompson led a parade of 2,500 as state officers praised the lodge and Norwood citizens. The hall was described as highly equipped for Odd Fellowship in this region.
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Father Christens Clear Moon King at Chinese Naming
Wong Yie, owner of a Cincinnati restaurant, christened his baby daughter Wong Gut Ting during a private ceremony attended by about fifty friends. The eight year old sister is Wong Gut Ping. The family explained naming customs and noted both parents are Baptists who have done missionary work in China. A Chinese dinner followed.
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Cincinnati
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Ting
Wong Yie
Priest's Silver Jubilee at St Philips Church
Rev Father Dorn of St Philips Church Race Street and McMicken Avenue yesterday celebrated his silver jubilee. Special services were held in the church with ministers from other churches in attendance. The congregation presented Father Dorn with a handsome gift. A delegation from Hamilton church, where he formerly served, attended and also brought a fine present for the priest.
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St. Philips Church
Race Street
McMicken Avenue
Yesteray
Hamilton
Black man hurt in street stabbing on West Fifth Street
Jeff Queensberry, 85, colored, of 2828 Arms Place, was cut with a sharp object in a tray incident at 516 West Fifth Street last night. He sustained wounds to the left shoulder and face and was taken to City Hospital by bystanders.
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Jeff Queensberry
Arms Place
West Fifth Street
City Hospital
Young Girl Alleges Boys Attacked Her in Norwood
A claim surfaces that Harry White, 22, and George Stewart, 21, of 2611 Robertson Avenue, Norwood, assaulted a young girl returning from a party in Oakley. Police arrested the pair after she reported the attempt at East Norwood railroad yards, with clothing torn and cries for help. The girl planned to file warrants before Mayor Engelhardt as the men face trial.
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Harry White
George Stewart
Robertson Avenue
Norwood
Oak
East Norwood
Oakley
Beech Street
Engelhardt
Bakers Deem loaf sizes to adjust with high living costs
County bakers say five cent loaf prices will stay, but weights may shrink within reason. George C. Schneider, treasurer of the Trisate Master Makers Association and Ohio Association president, cites ~18 ounce loaves. Cincinnati master bakers report strong business and rising home baking, with machinery replacing much hand work. The convention opens at 10 am at the Gibson House with technical trade discussions planned.
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George C. Schneider
Trisate Master Makers’ Association
The
Ohio Association
Commercial Tribune
Gibson House
Schneider
Cincinnati
Union Musicians Barred From City Parks After Standoff
Mt Auburn night scene saw First Regiment Band perform to a large crowd while threats of a union concert outside the playgrounds failed to materialize. Park officials led by Hodgkinson deployed police, but no clashes occurred as nonunion groups planned future park performances and union musicians faced loss of summer earnings.
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Linton Park
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Incessant Torridity Forecast For Week
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Washington notes generally fair and hot weather east of the Rockies. There will be showers and thunderstorms early from the lake region eastward and possible in the far Northwest, with no general rain expected. West of the Rockies rain continues early then generally fair and warmer to week’s end, with cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday in the upper lake region and central areas, while the East experiences high temperatures due to a strong high pressure over the South Atlantic.
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Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
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Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic States
Ocean
Heat Overcomes Spectator at East End Ball Game
Miston Schimberger of 1131 Spring Grove Avenue collapsed from heat while watching a ball game in the East End yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home to recover.
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Miston Schimberger
Spring Grove Avenue
East End
Humidity and Heat Persist After Severe Rainstorm
A sweltering day with a hot forenoon followed by a heavy afternoon rainstorm and humid evening. Thunder drenching rain drove people indoors then pounded the city into a damp, oppressive night as air finally cooled only briefly. Local streets and riverfront districts faced high humidity while crowds sought relief on excursion boats and higher ground.
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Memorial Services For The Army Dead
Memorial services for Salvation Army members killed in the Empress of Ireland disaster were held at the Citadel on East Heights street. Adjutant Hargraves led a simple service with readings, songs, and prayers, noting the fallen as heroes and emphasizing heavenward visions and the Army's ongoing mission. Remarks by Adjutant Salmond and Mrs Adjutant Hugnes followed, with cross markings for valor and reflections on divine observe.
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Citadel
East Heighth Street
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Livingston
God's All Seeing Eye
Hiim
Salmond
Benjamin
Hugnes
Three Boys Injured In City Playground Accident
Walter Sollberger, 17, of 2015 Whitman Street, broke his collar bone yesterday when a swing at the Dunlap and Stark streets playground fell. Edwin Alberts, 14, of 1977 Central Avenue, fractured an ankle and Herbert Hammond, 16, of 1745 Central Avenue, suffered facial cuts. The two injured boys were sent home while Sollberger was taken to the hospital by Patrol No. 3.
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Walter Soilberger
Whitman Street
Dunlap
Stark Streets
Sollberger
Edwin Alberts
Central Avenue
Herbert Hammond
Patrol No. 3
Great Crowds Attend Orphan Asylum Fete
Twenty three thousand people visited the German Protestant Orphan Asylum grounds yesterday for the annual feast and picnic. The event drew the largest crowd yet with a country fair atmosphere. Children’s exhibits, an auction of needlework, and a hospital station accompanied by speeches from society leaders and a boys band. Detected pickpockets were guarded against by police and detectives as the fundraising auction boosted the asylum fund. The final tally will be reported after committee review.
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Shillito Street
H. William Kleine
Daniel Childron
Gustav Rose
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A. Steinkamp
Charles Wanner
I. J. Steinbach
Albert Rinkenberger
Gustav Gildhaus
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Orphan Asylum
Mary Luihart
Anna Kreimer
Catherine Busch
Eliza Rover
Ladies’ Aid
Asylum
A. Seyring
Theodore Menge
Asy
Bell
Ottaway
Hueftlein
Beckman
Wank
Shearwood
Harnold
Highth District
Third Battalion closes camp drills and inspections
The Third Battalion of the First Regiment O G completed its camp rotation under Major Hamcock with rifle practice and regular camp work at Hartwell rifle range. Georgetown Company scored best of the day while visitors included Major D A Lynch and Captain A J Gimberling. An advisory committee will form a fife and drum corps, with Sergeant Buchanan in charge, and preparations proceed for a June 27 gathering with Adjutant General Wood expected to attend.
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Rifle Range
Hartwell
Georgetown
D. A. Lynch
Wood
A. J. Gimberling
Dayton
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Heintz
Hubler
Buchanan
Cincinnati
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Saffrens
U. S.A
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