Day of Feasting and Fun At Rotarian Annual Outing
The Cincinnati Rotary Club returned to Laughery Island for its annual outdoor event with about 200 business leaders arriving from the Linton Hotel at 10:30. The day featured a humorous program, a photogenic sequence of pictures, races arranged by Charley Roth and Anderson, a Red vs Blue baseball game, and a tongue in cheek constitutional proposal about wearing shirts at restaurants. Alfred G. Allen attended as a guest of the campaign observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Laughery Island
George Golde
Linton Hotel
Elysian
Sammy
Golde
G. Golde
Golden
Rotary
Dove Brand
Charley Roth
Wipper
Spiegel
Fisher
Jim Reilly
Bill Licht
Louis Hughes
Ned Hastings
Ed Seiter
Dick Nepper
Charles Meakin
Emil Mayer
Walter Phillips
Bill Shaefer
Ken Williams
George Smith
Captain Conway
Seiter
William L. Spiegel
Clift Fisher
Fritz Guckenberger
John Vogelpohl
Robbie Robinson
Blues
Colonel Stansbery
Reds
Nelson
Hickey
Rabbi Grossmann
Ned” Hastings
Alfred G. Allen
P. S
Shriners Circus Opens at Coney Island Today
The Shriners circus led by Colonel Charles F. Hake sails into Coney Island this morning with a grand opening. Past Potentate William J. Howard signals the event as the largest Shrine outing yet, featuring the Shrine Band under Herman Bellstedt and Dr. A A Ranshaw. First boats at 9 30 and 11 am and 1 pm are for Shrine members. general public sails from 2 30 pm. The tent is the largest ever raised on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hake
Coney Island
William J. Howard
Shriners
Shrine
Herman Bellstedt
A. A. Ranshaw
A. L. Riesenberger
Five Well-Bred Youths Enlist as Laborers for Training
Five members of Battery E of the Third Ohio Field Artillery march from military life to labor. Donald Bennett son of attorney O W Bennett and resident of Kennedy Heights serves as concrete mixer at East Side High School site for Ferro Construction Company. Alvin Roehr a violinist quits music for hard labor to gain fitness. Charles Frech a lawyer, James Sweeney a pianist, and Clyde Munden Jr a chewing gum salesman join the effort to prepare for training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Munden, Jr
Alvin Roehr
Donald Bennett
Charles Frech
James Sweeney
Battery E
Third Ohio Field Artillery
New
East Side
Hyde Park
Ferro Construction Company
Attor
Medics Chosen for Ft Harrison Training Camp
Major F W Hendley nominates from Field Hospital No 1 ten men for the medical officers training camp at Ft Benjamin Harrison. If approved they depart June 15 for sixty days of instruction and return as instructors. Drill night for Field Hospital No 1 moves to Wednesday at the Armory with about 150 corpsmen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militia Bureau
War Department
F. W. Hendley
Army
Edward F. Munson
Percy Ashburn
MecCornack
Army Medical Department
Flagstaff to Rise in Government Square by Veterans Group
A 100 foot flagstaff will be erected in Government Square near the Traction Company tracks once City Council passes an authorizing ordinance. Representatives from the Sons of Veterans ask Mayor Pucita for permission, with Councilman Mullen and City Engineer Krug discussing the plan. The custodian of the Government Building will oversee the flag presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant Camp
Sons of Veterans
Government Square
Traction Company
John Sauer
W. J. Schultz
Henry K. Gibson
Pucita
Michael Mullen
Frank S. Krug
State Officials Thank Board of Elections And Officials
Judge Advocate General Hubert J. Turney and Board of Elections Chief Clerk Woellner exchange notes praising the Governor and employees for a successful military registration. Turney commends the dispatch and patriotic effort while Woellner credits staff and others in the office for the accomplishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hubert J. Turney
Woellner
Board of Elections
Turney
Youths' Military Band Planned for Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Welfare Association president Frank M White formed a committee to organize a youth military band for Mt. Auburn. Members include Haberkorn Woodward Shannon Lohman Rush Bowman Schmidt O’Meara Mahrer, aged 16 to 20, with fifteen applicants already proposing to join and bringing their own instruments. Flag Day June 14 arrangements are in the works for decorating Mt. Auburn homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M.white
Mt. Auburn
Enlistments Hold Up in Various Departments
New blue jackets enrolling with Uncle Sam at the naval recruiting station Thursday include John McMillen of 5225 Fenwick Avenue and Springfield men Dan J. Kelly and Thos Courtney. Also listed are Alfred Donohue Earl Ricketts James L. McNabb Raymond Millay Homer F. Cook Albert Swain Glenn C. Thomas James D. Faubert of Columbus and others across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Jackets
Uncle Sam
Naval
John McMillen
Fenwick Avenue
Dan J. Kelly
Thos. Courtney
Springfield
Alfred Donohue
Earl Ricketts
James L. McNabb
Raymond Millay
Homer F. Cook
Albert Swain
Glenn C. Thomas
James D. Faubert
Columbus
George W. B. Keller
Lancaster
Damon H. Kendall
Jerome
Enlistments Listed From Ohio to Virginia in WWI Draft Roll
The notice lists men from Middletown Ohio to Cincinnati Ohio and beyond who enlisted in the United States Army, Marine Corps, and Enlisted Reserve Corps. Names include Thomas Tooney Middletown, Porter Wells Middletown, and Joseph Roesle Dayton, among many others. several Cincinnati residents join Engineers and Quartermasters units. other locales include Wheeling West Virginia and Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Motter
Troy
John Wilroth
Idle
Tenn
Roscoe Coming
Lewisburg
Colon Yankie
Xenia
Charles Ambrose
Wilkesbarre
Charles Aten
Cincinnati
Russell Hall
Joseph Carl
Joseph Boggiance
Sherman King
Livingston
Fred Schmitte
Edward Mundstock
Charles Mellan
United States Marine Corps
James W. Bragg
Aflex
James H. McGinnis
Bryson Avenue
Roland Pauling
Burdette Avenue
Alfred Schroeder
Hamilton
Joseph Williams
Glouster
Federal Building
Signal Corps
Ralph Crawford
Kings Mills
Carl J. Slade
New Richmond
Lee H. Shinkle
Higginsport
Frank 8. Ferguson
Portsmouth
Lyle H. Overton
Buffalo
N. Tus
Frank Sibling
Elmwood
Eugene J. Kelly
Lawrence J. Connor
P. Bradstreet, Jr
John H. Welch
Covington
James A. Berry
Crewe
Engineers’ Corps
Robert C. Casin
Paul A. Fuller
Herbert ©. Keller
Quartermasters’ Department
Exemption rate in military registration reaches high levels
Chief Clerk Charles Woellner reports after analyzing three wards that up to 80 percent of registrants seek exemption. Exemption ranges span 65 to 85 percent, with Third Ward lowest and wealthier areas showing fewer pendency claims. Data covers white and colored registrants, including totals for disabled, dependents, and aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woellner
Board of Elections
Evanston
Walnut Hills
St. Francis de Sales
East Hills
Hyde Park
Oakley
Mt Lookout Business Men Enlist in Home Guard Unit
The Mt Lookout Business Men's Club formed a home guard company at Colony School Building. Thirty six members enrolled with George A. J. Gampier named Captain Emer son Venable First Lieutenant and John Smith Second Lieutenant. Drill set for Monday at Colony School grounds. Aimed to fill age group 18 to 21 for ready readiness.
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Mt. Lookout
Selective Service Board Set To Meet Saturday
Announcement says Hamilton County Selective Service Board will meet Saturday to advise the President. District boards will pick 2,500 men for Hamilton County as part of a 500,000 army. Chairman Co. F. Hake names twelve Republicans twelve Democrats twelve labor representatives and twelve physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Selective Service Board
Co. F. Hake
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Gavin
Dr. Star Ford
E. K. Bruce
Registration Evasion in Cincinnati Awaiting Wilson Guidance
Practically no willful evasions of registration in Cincinnati. Exemption rules will not be announced until instructions have been received from President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wilson
Navy League appeals for wool and funds
More requests for wool for knitting exceed supply at the Navy League headquarters. An appeal for funds to support women who will knit for U S Navy sailors was issued Thursday. Contributions should be sent to Miss Mary Wilby, Treasurer, at 116 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
East Fourth Street
United States Navy
Mary Wilby
League
Recruits Reported for Third Regiment. Drill at Coney Island
Sixty five recruits arrived at the Third Regiment headquarters on Thursday afternoon. They were sent by recruiting officers from Companies D Urbana and F Cleveland. Captain J. M. Cooley, just recovering from injuries, will lead a company to Coney Island Friday for an exhibition drill. Extra men from the regiment may attend Saturday's Dayton flag presentation where Knights Templars will present Colonel Hubler with a new standard of colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Cleveland
J. M. Cooley
Coney Island
Dayton
Knights Templars
Hubler
Radio operators exam marks city and country students
A class of twenty five radio operators completed the government service examination Thursday in this city conducted by Examiner Thomas of Chicago. Half the candidates were from city and vicinity and the other half from country and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner &. Thomas
Chicago
Harmony Lodge Receives Silk Flag in Ohio
Members of the N. C. Harmony Lodge No. 2, the oldest Masonic body in Ohio, presented a 5 by 4 foot silk flag. E. H. Wulfekoetter made the presentation, D. S. White accepted, and a luncheon followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Harmony
Washburn Home Guards Forming In Eleventh District
Local war notes report a committee has organized the Washburn Home Guards in the Eleventh School District. A meeting is set for Saturday at 8 PM at Washburn School to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Guardian of Heiress Seeks Court Annulment of Marriage
Guardian Edward T. Dixon filed in Common Pleas Court to annul Louise Darusmont Kelly Ohlsen's marriage to hostler William Ohlson alleging she was an imbecile and duped into the ceremony in Kentucky to gain her $75,000 real estate inheritance. An injunction restrains Ohlsen from living with or contacting her pending the hearing.
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Louise ‘Darusmont Kelly
Euclid Avenue
William Ohlson
Newport
Leo Kelly
Common Pleas Court
Edward T. Dixon
Dixon
Darusmont-Kelly-Ohlsen
Kentucky
Ohlson
Louise Darusmont Kelly
Banner Brewing Company
Fred L. Hoffman
The
Ohlsen
White Star Laundry grants efficiency diplomas to staff
Barrett Waters presided as the White Star Laundry Company awarded diplomas to fourteen salesmen and department heads who completed an efficiency course largely funded by the firm. Thomas F L Henderson, an efficiency expert, delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
White Star Laundry Company
Barrett Waters
Thomas F. L. Henderson
Arcadia Ad Spotted On Page Seven
Readers report a prominent advertisement for Arcadia on page seven, drawing attention to a local business promotion and its highlighted offer in the issue.
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Arcadia
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West—Vine
Rubber Schaefer
R. R. Blackburn
Meakin
Englebert
Hofer
Auto Kruse
Williamson
Toy Licht
van Winkle
Candy Smith
Schwenk
Reilly
Boone
Keith Hastings
Coney Brooks
Vogelpohl
Doug Schmuelling
House of Extract Mayer
Speak McComas
Birchie
Doc Fallon
Curry
Roach
Leo Lucas
Altamont
FT. Thomas
Shriners’ Circus
Koys’ Protector
Elberon
U.S
FT. Harrison
Business Men’s Club OF
Lodge
William Parker
Third Regiment
Thirteenth
Race Streets
Eden Park
Charles Muscroft
Dr. C. W. Muscroft
Robert F. Corderman
Hampton Placé
North Bend
Battery F
Ernest Oxon
Alread
H. M. Smith
Cameron Sanders
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Battery C
Price Hill
Battery Mess Fund
Cleves
Otice
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Pru
Marc
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Vine Street—Cor. Arcade
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
U. S
Palm Beach
Genuine Palm Beach
Sombie Sanatorium
Crown St
Woodburn
Zoo-Eden
Main Street
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