Jewish youths confirmed at solemn services in Cincinnati
Confirmations were held in three Reform temples on Shebuoth observances in Cincinnati. At Plum Street Temple, Mockdale Avenue Temple, and Reading Road Temple, dozens of youths were confirmed after instruction in Moses five books.
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Cincinnati
Plum Street
Mockdale
Reading Road
Plum Street Temple
Louis Grossman
Mockdale Avenue
Philipson
Anna Appelbaum
Fannie Baum
Goldie Bogdanoff
Muth Davidoff
Lillian Berman
Ruth Fridman
Fannie Frong
Minnie Gottesman
Goldie Gordon
Beatrice Mallin
Fannie Meyer
Stella Miller
Lillian Marcus
Bessie Peal
Edith Pomeranz
Eva Posthorn
Regina Safdi
Goldie Steinberg
Rosalind Rider
Irwin Bamberger
Jacob Bein
Eugene Blachschleger
Kenneth Brown
Leonard Dahlsman
Abraham Davis
William Eisenberg
Alfred Friedlander
John Friedlander
Charles Golden
Sidney Goldenberg
Eleazar Greenberg
Limanuel Hirschberg
Stanley Hirschberg
Jule Jaclman
Walter Kuhn
Arthur Mode
Ramond Moers
Sam Cary Fertram
Adlai Pichel
Joseph Pichel
Sigmund Raab
Justin Rammelsberg
Tiebert Rosenberg
Herman Ronsheira
Jack Silverstein
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Henry L. Altheimer
Stewart Marx Altshovel
Victor Beissinger
Gertrude Bohm
Robert Bowman
Ruth Cramer
Jack Ehrich
Dorothy Feld
Abram Freiberg
Rose Friedman
Leona Frisch
David Frisch
Julius T. Gradison
Edward L. Goldberg
Ferdinand Goldsmith
Ralph Goldstein
Clarence J. Heldman
Vera Amelia Hirsch
Dorothy Kohn
Marion Louise Lehman
Leslie M. Levi
Sidney F. Miller
Rebecca Petrucoff
Arthur Marx Richard
Ruth C. Rosenberg
Amy Terese Rosenthal
Leroy R. Scheingold
Sarah Liebler
Judith J. Stein
Harold Valin
Bessie Watelsky
Joseph Weil
Jean Wertheimer
Jillian Weiss
Robert Weiss
Reading Road Temple
Walter Dreifus
Bennie Roth
Norbert Samcovy
Jacob Siebler
Nathan Swillinger
Charles Wolf
Mystery man at General Hospital identified as Charles Wallace
Detectives Luhn and Lowenstein identified John Doe as Charles Wallace 37 of 2240 Spring Grove Avenue. Wallace was sent to the hospital after an accident on a railroad trestle and is linked to a sensational eight year old escape from the First District police station.
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John Doe
the General Hospital
Luhn and Lowenstein
Charles Wallace
Spring Grove Avenue
First District
Wallace
Central Avenue
Car Strikes Auto Truck Injures Two Women
Maud Smith and Mary Olbert, both 19 and residents of Colerain avenue near West Fork road, suffered slight bruises when a northbound Colerain avenue street car was struck by a City Ice Delivery Co truck at Freeman avenue and Poplar street. They were taken home by Edward Busse.
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Maud Smith
Mary Olbert
Colerain Avenue
West Fork Road
Freeman Avenue
Poplar Street
City Ice Delivery Company
Edward Busse
Death of Rev Herget's 14Yearold Son
John Minor Herget, 14, only son of Rev John F Herget pastor of Ninth Street Baptist Church, died at home after eight weeks of heart trouble. A student at Ohio Mechanics Institute he was noted as one of the brightest pupils. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Ninth Street Baptist Church with burial in the family vault at Spring Grove.
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John Minor Herget
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
West Ninth Street
Young Herget
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Spring Grove
Mrs Louise Smith Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Louise Douglas Smith wife of Dr Gregory Smith of Dorchester Avenue Mt Auburn is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Seton Hospital Dr Smith a former Board of Education member assisted in the operation alongside Dr Stewart Hagen at his wife’s request
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Louise Douglas Smith
Gregory Smith
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Seton Hospital
Smith
Board of Education
Stewart Hagen
Narrow Escape As Canoe Upsets in Ohio River
William Edwards Fred Beck and George Leisure hotel Gibson employees had a narrow escape from drowning when their canoe overturned in the Ohio River near Newport during yesterday afternoon's storm. They swam to shore aided by the overturned craft.
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William Edwards
Fred Beck
George Leisure
Hotel
Gibson
Ohio River
Newport
Death claims Mrs W B Melish Clifton prominent in church work
Mrs Sallie G Melish wife of Colonel W B Melish died at her Clifton avenue home aged 61 after a period of ill health. She was a leader in Clifton Methodist Episcopal Church circles and missionary work, director of the Woman's Club, and mother of Mrs B F Harris and Thomas Gatch Melish. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 p m in Clifton M E Church. interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Rev Dr Blodgett and Bishop Anderson to conduct. Rev John Howard Melish of Brooklyn sails to Cincinnati.
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Sallie G. Melish
W. B. Melish
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Spring Grove Cemetery
John Howard Melish
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Jewel Robbers Captured After Kansas City Heist
Three women and four men named Leot and Izora Bryce Edith Langdon Frank Langdon Robert Stone and Neenah Gibbs were taken into custody after a Kansas City jewelry store theft. Stone confessed involvement and investigators recovered 199 rings 50 studs 5 watches and other items. A reward of 500 is offered for the fugitives now held on charges of fugitive from justice. Ben Hill was later arrested with diamonds found on him.
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Detective
Friedlander
Leot and
Izora Bryce
Frank
Edith Langdon
Robert Stone
Neenah Gibbs
Chicago
Stone
Kansas City
Mercantile Import Company
Sweeney and Wegener
Cincinnati
Bryce
Langdon
Walnut Street
West Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Nimmo
Wegener
Sweeney
Gibbs
St. Louis
Ben Hill
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Seekers of Cynthia Increase Forces of Trade Expands
The Trade Expansion Club of the Chamber of Commerce moves a Panama engine from the Ohio Mechanics Institute to a flat car at the C L & N Depot for a one day trip to Lebanon, Middletown and Hamilton. A 120 plus member party includes 15 Glee Club singers and many names are listed for the excursion. The group hopes to identify a mystery girl named Cynthia at each stop.
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Trade Expansion Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Lebanon
Middletown
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Levi C. Goodale
H. Serkowich
William A. Evans
Warner P. Sayers
L. EB. Ach
Sol, Silverstein
Robert J. Patton
George H. Beazell
S. R. Meyer
D. R. Lathrop
George Fischer
C. S. Kahn
Earl Herzstam
Edward H. Bardos
George M. Berger
Albert Koebinger
Sol G. Kah
Robert Ralston
George W
Benus
A. Calbertson
Roy L. Ward
Charles G. Mullane
Muray
William *. Pfau
Firry J. Horgmann
Lawrence Witten
Charles A. Norton
Edward
Louis Ehrgott
Howard Ecker
Henry Hoefle
Henry Hoefle, Jr
Frank A. Goss
Joseph Clifford
Charles F. Robb
Leo Schottenfels
Edward H. Croninger
Maurice Lazarus
Wright C. Sampson
Elmer G. Lawrence
George F. Deisler
Theodore T. Petter
H. Griesheimer
Blackburn
William Striet
Funeral Directors Convention Emphasizes Ethics and Merriment
Funeral directors and embalmers convene at the Hotel Linton with social events and a focus on higher ethics. Lectures address embalming arts and ethical duties while organizers plan a Detroit joint convention, boat ride to Coney Island, and a public coffin exhibition.
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Ohio Association
Michigan Association
Detroit
C. A. Morrison
Delaware
Danier
C. E. Fisher
McConnellsville
Coney Island
General Hospital
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Ceoo. O'Honan
Luntop
Precious Blood Sisters to Manage Two Cincinnati Institutions
The Sisters of Precious Blood will assume household and management duties for the Fenwick Home on Broadway and the Dayton vacation home for the Boys' Home inmates in Cincinnati. The change reduces Father Baden's duties at Fenwick and aims to provide a living place for homeless young men. The sisters, based at 3518 Montgomery Road, will also handle care at the Dayton site during vacations.
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Sisters of Precious Blood
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Broadway
Dayton
Sycamore Street
Father Baden
Fenwick Home
Montgomery Road
Increased Salary Requested for Rabbi at Reading Road Temple
Reading, Sunday at 9 30 a m members discuss Rabbi Jacob Kaplan s salary raise from 3600 to 4200 the board hearing his request. He joined the temple at a higher pay than his predecessor and some members question the need for more money while the rabbi will attend and present a report but will not speak on the raise himself.
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West Indies
J. L. Arnold
Canton
America
Thos Indies
James P. Mohler
Michigan Association
Jacob Kaplan
Reading Road
Rabbi Kaplan
Reading Road Temple
Death of Albert Muench Brigadier General of Knights of St John
Albert Muench 49 longtime Knights of St John officer died at 522 York street yesterday. He led the order as Brigadier General from 1915 until his death and previously held multiple command roles. He leaves a widow Katherine Bittlinger and two brothers. Funeral arrangements set with a special brigade meeting at Fifth and Central Avenue and service at 1905 Baymiller Street.
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Albert Muench
Knights of St. John
York Street
St. Louis
Knights of St. John No
Order
General Muench
Germany
Cincinnati
Katherine (Bittlinger) Muench
John Muench
Martin Bittner
John Brossart
Order of Knights of St. John
Fifth and
Central Avenue
Baymiller Street
Berea College graduates in statewide ceremony
Berea College in Berea Kentucky awarded 126 degrees across five Southern Mountain states during the commencement. Degrees split as 22 college department 20 normal school 37 academy and 47 vocational school graduates. Dr Charles F Goss of Cincinnati gave the address followed by a dinner for alumni and guests and public industrial exhibits drawing visitors from across the country.
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Commercial Tribune
Berea
Berea College
Academy
Agriculture
Charles F. Goss
Cincinnati
Covenant Choristers to Perform Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Covenant choristers of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant present a special musical program this evening. Participants include Miss Edyth Cecil Rennie soprano Miss Lucy Rutledge violinist Miss Elizabeth Logan pianist Miss Ruth Hoffmann reader Miss Ethel Mann accompanist Erwin Meyer tenor and Stanley L. Baughman bass and director.
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Covenant
The
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Edyth Cecil Rennie
Lucy Rutledge
Elizabeth Logan
Ruth Hoffmann
Ethel Mann
Erwin Meyer
Stanley L. Baughman
Health insurance study group formed by Associated Charities
A committee to work with allied organizations on health insurance study and investigation was appointed at the Associated Charities meeting yesterday. Representing the charity are Dr. Herbert Brown John L Shuff Dr. David Philipson and Murray Shoemaker.
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Associated Charities
Herbert Brown
John L. Shuff
David Philipson
Murray Shoemaker
Married in Hamilton proclaims license to couple
Leo Frederick age 29 an iron worker from Cincinnati and Helen Wolf age 20 from Hamilton obtained a marriage license at the Probate Court and were married by Rev. George Meyerhoefer of St. Josephs Church this morning in Hamilton Ohio.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Leo Frederick
Cincinnati
Helen Wolf
George Meyerhoefer
St. Joseph's Church
Shrine Outing to Be Repeated at Chester Park
Syrian Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will repeat its weather interrupted outing at Chester Park tomorrow. The full program originally planned will be carried out with added embellishments.
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Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Chester Park
Holy Name Rally Campaign Planned Across Branches
The Executive Board of the Archdiocesan Holy Name Union tonight ordered a campaign urging all society branches to join a rally day on October 8 at Redland Field.
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Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name Society
Redland Field
St Xavier College Champs Dined At Palace Hotel
A dinner for St Xavier College baseball team state champions was hosted by the class of 1905 at the Palace Hotel last night. Captain John Wurzelbacher, Manager H Cash and Coach M Row erbunt spoke for the team along with Rev F Reardon A W Leéibold and J W Farrell for the class.
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St. Xavier
Palace Hotel
John Wurzelbacher
H. Cash
M. Rowerbunt
Rev. F. Reardon
A. W. Leéibold
J. W. Farrell
Automobile Club Carries Out Gala Day for Cincinnati Orphans
The Automobile Club organized a joyous outing for about 2 000 orphans from Cincinnati and Newport institutions. A parade of 297 club cars carried children from multiple orphan homes through downtown to Chester Park for rides, lunch, candy, toys, and flags before returning them at 5 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Automobile Club
Sol
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Chester Park
Auto Club
Methods of making a magazine by Crosman in Cincinnati
Charles S. Crosman of Washington spoke to the Cincinnati Advertisers' Club at the Gibson Hotel about magazine production. He illustrated with stereopticon views of a printing plant in operation. Members agreed to join the June 24 preparedness parade and supply their own band.
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Charles S. Crosman
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati Advertisers
Gibson Hotel
Crosman
Physicians Meet on Intestinal Paralysis Topic
Dr. John A. Caldwell addressed the Cincinnati Obstetrical Society in its season finale last night. Invited by Dr. E. S. McKee, presidents of city and state medical societies attended the gathering.
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John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati Obstetrical Society
E. S. McKee
Gray Haired Playmates Recall School Days at Reunion
The ninth annual reunion of the Association of Schoolmates of the Fourteenth District and First Intermediate Schools will be held at the Zoological Garden on Saturday June 17 from 2 to 10 p.m. The group includes about 120 surviving pupils, with John Moore of Hartwell the oldest and Jacob Hoffmann of Westwood the youngest. Prominent speakers include Charles E. McFarlan Rev George S J Browne D.D Jay Magoun Sears and John A Johnson. Joseph M. Ratliff will entertain with anecdotes and songs. Officers for 1916 include John W. Hill President James O. Gibson First Vice President Harry T. Atkins Second Vice President George W. Lishawa Secretary Treasurer and directors Louis G. Ballauf Thomas B. Barr Edward Borcherding William Klappert John Felix John Metz Eugene Schaefer Edward Hall Emanuel Loewenstein and Charles E. McFarlan.
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Zoological Garden
John Moore
Hartwell
Jacob Hoffmann
Westwood
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Poston
City Troop
Philadelphia
Loyal Legion
George Ellis Hummel
George Hummel
Dietrich Jr. Reinhart
John D. Rein
Michael Browne
Sharon
J. Stacy Hill
Hotel Gibson Company
Charles E. McFarlan
George S. J. Browne
D.D
Jay Magoun Sears
John A. Johnson
Joseph M. Ratliff
Association For 1916
John W. Hill
James O. Gibson
Harry T. Atkins
George W. Lishawa
Louis G. Ballauf
Thomas B. Barr
Edward Borcherding
William Klappert
John Felix
John Metz
Eugene Schaefer
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