War Surgery Conference Highlights Transfusion Debates
The American Surgical Association met at the Medical College Auditorium with talks on blood transfusion in war wounds. Dr. Alexander Primrose described transfusion value while Major Mayo noted 100 pure blood donors and British use of wounded for blood. Afternoon sessions covered nerve repair, fracture treatment, amputation, and abdominal trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Surgical Association
Medical College Auditorium
Alexander Primrose
Toronto
Canada
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Kenneth A J. MacKenzie
Portland
Ore
Jabez N. Jackson
Kansas City
Ingersoll Ohusted
Hamilton
Ontario
Colonel DePage
Edward Martin
Philadelphia
Charles N. Dowd
New York
J. EB. Thompson
Galveston
Tex
John B. Deaver
Willy Meyer
W. I. Terry
San Francisco
Alexis V. Moscheowitz
John Bapst Blake
Boston
Albert J. Ochsner
Chicago
Leonard Freeman
Denver
Col
Edward Archibald
Montreal
F. N. G. Starr
Cincinnati Country Club
E. A. Codman
C. A. Haman
Cleveland
Joseph Ransohoff
Cincinnati
H. Beeckman Delatour
Brooklyn
Robert C. LeConte
J. Chalmers DaCosta
M. R.C
U.S. N
France
Richard H. Harte
Norwood High Confers Diplomas On Record Class
The largest Norwood High School graduating class, sixty five pupils, received diplomas in academic or commercial courses in the auditorium. State Superintendent F B Pearson delivered the address as George Guckenberger of the board presented diplomas. Class members spoke in salutatory and valedictory addresses and a roster lists the graduates including Hier, Ackerman, Jones, Gaines, Pickleheimer, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood High School
F. B. Pearson
Edward Walker Ackerman
Ruth Mabel Jones
Helen Pickleheimer
Thomas Francis Gaines
Paul Shields
Cora Sudhoff
Edward Kroencke
Sadie Hampton
Harold Jensen
Margaret Vollmer
Louis Pochat
Salome Kimble
Arthur Kloening
Laurette Dunn
Willard Limle
Isabel Greine
Ernest Aufderheide
Thelma Fritch
John Townsend
Carolyn Stanley
Bundy Thomas
Louise Webb
Thomas Gaines
Louise Breuer
Edwin Jones
Alice Kirk
Lawrence Newman
Mildred Steinbeck
Frank Evans
Idabelle Wellman
Edward Ackerman
Myrtle Bruckner
Frank Hier
Helen Pickelheimer
Harold Marqua
Marie Kelly
Wallace McInt
Evanston Avenue Contract Awarded to Kirchner for $19,744.50
A contract to improve Evanston Avenue from Hewitt to Fairfax was awarded Friday to Kirchner Construction Company for 19,744.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston Avenue
Hewitt
Fairfax Avenues
Kirchner Construction Company
War Savings Stamp Drive Shows Slow Start But Gains Momentum
The weekly sale of War Savings and Thrift Stamps reached 93,874 with a four day average of 5,100 per ward. The drive, a joint Republican Democratic effort, aims at 1,650,000 in two weeks as school children boost 25-cent Thrift Stamp exchanges and wards report rising interest. Local committees report cooperation across wards and prize donations for a Vacation Thrift Stamp Contest totaling 120 prizes across multiple schools and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican-Democratic
Clore
Frank Lewis
John H. Druffel
Alfred G. Allen
Hamilton County
P. Goldsmith's Sons
Goldenburg School
Lauterbach
Russell S. Dwight
Bend Hill
Clifton
College Hill
Aes
Saks Aioe
PRP Fee
Tevounon Os
eBis Scab Bne
RAE Vio OS
Ks Spetdecces Prasenel F
POO
Santas Avina
Madisonville
MT Sunes Cvetbma
Siphons Abiens
Weg Akass Wosvers
Morgar
Cesta Cwabie
Mt. Auburn
North Fairmount
CIO
Coase Cesias
Elles Thik
Oyler
Penslee
Pleasant Ridge
Raschig
Rothenberg
So Des
Vecces
Cvs
Eti
Vecsioccis
MabGhey
Washington
Woodward Tieh
G. A. R. Post 41 Donates to Red Cross
Fred C. Jones Post No. 41 of the G. A. R. donated $50 to the Red Cross at its Thursday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Jones
The
Red Cross
Turpentine Dealer Busener Appeals Conviction
Oscar E. Busener pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to selling short measures of turpentine and to misbranding. He sought a writ of habeas corpus in Insolvency Court, bond set at 250 dollars, and was rearrested for failing to pay 25 dollar fines plus costs after leaving to raise the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilegally
Oscar E. Busener
Joseph Kelley
Kelley
Busener
Local draft boards announce June mobilization totals
General Crowder orders no release for enlistment until classification and orders are issued. Hamilton County boards must provide 1,589 men across four calls in June with detailed counts for each local board and training mobilizations at University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools. Colored selects and reclassifications are outlined, including Captain Rockwell’s training plan at Deer Creek and Major James Marshall assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Crowder
Navy
Marine Corps
General Crowder
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Board
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Public
Camp Sherman
E. T. Rockwell
Deer Creek Commons
James Marshall
Rockwell
Charles B. Erwin
Board No. 7
Erwin
Aliens from Fort Thomas sworn as United States citizens
Twenty enlisted aliens from Hungary Romania Bohemia Austria Poland Greece and Canada were sworn in at the United States Court before Judge Howard Hollister. He urged them to uphold freedom and participate in the war effort for government by the people and universal humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
United States
Howard Hollister
Hungary
Rumania
Bohemia
Austin
Poland
Greece
Canada
Judge Hollister
Lockland High School Graduation Held In Ceremony
Lockland High School awarded diplomas to twenty six graduates Friday night. Claude Hayes president of the Board of Education presented the diplomas while Dr. John W. Hoffman of Ohio Wesleyan University delivered the class address. Rev Ivan C. Lucas gave the invocation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland High School
Claude Hayes
Board of Education
John W. Hoffman
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ivan C. Lucas
Estelle Margaret Ammen
Helen Marie Belk
Velma R. Bowyer
Virginia Katherine Bube
Clara Marie Flading
Edna Margaret Frazer
Ethan Charles Gertz
Cora Emma Hagood
Carl Henry Heberle
Mabel Rosamond Leslar
Florence Louise Livingston
John Edward Koehler
Millard William Kunz
Helen May McClung
Francis Walden Minnes
Frederick Philip Schierloh
Albert Harold Schmid
Mayor Schuman
Harold Grant Skillman
Mildred Louise Smith
Florénce Joanne Varelman
Eleanor Frances Veddern
Helen Ida von Bargen
Elsa Dorothea Wendt
Irene Meta Wolf
Eva Wulfhorst
Partial Sun Eclipse Visible Saturday Morning
The sun will undergo a partial eclipse Saturday morning from 5:29 to 7:24 with maximum obscuration around 6:30. Prof. J. G. Porter of the Cincinnati Observatory notes potential photographic views if skies permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Porter
Cincinnati Observatory
Porter
Tax Office Allows Interest on Treasury Certificates Tendered
Internal Revenue Collector A J Giligan announces that accrued interest up to June 15 will be allowed on United States Treasury certificates tendered for income taxes. Authority comes from a telegram from the Commissioner in Washington. Holders are urged to pay now to avoid congestion on June 15. only certificates maturing June 25, 1918, are acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Orions
Internal Revenue
A. J. Giligan
Washington
Gilligan
Traction Company Seeks Abandonment Hearing
The Ohio Utilities Commission will hold a hearing in Cincinnati on June 20 to consider the petition of the Cincinnati Milford and Loveland Traction Company for permission to abandon its road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Ohio Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Local Board seeks three colored Class 1 bricklayers for aviation service
Local Board No. 2 advertises three colored Class 1 bricklayers physically qualified for general military service. Recruits will be sent to Ft. Wayne Michigan for service in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps. Other Cincinnati draft boards ordered to induct a similar number for the same service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne, Mich
Aviation
Signal Corps
Cincinnati
Local Gla zell Sent to Base Hospital At Camp Taylor
Local Board No 8 Freeman Avenue reports Lester B Glazell who headed to Camp Taylor on May 28 is now in the base hospital there. Earlier camp reports claimed he did not appear with his contingent. He was hospitalized for tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Avenue
Lester B. Glazell
Camp Taylor
Glazell
Cincinnati Youth in Naval Opera Company May Tour Country
Robert W. Decker of Oakley is in Newport Rhode Island, joining the Newport Naval Station Opera Company which staged H M S Pinafore for five Memorial Day performances. With 88 members drawn from trainees and families, the group may tour major U S cities to aid the Naval Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Youth IN Naval Opera Company
Robert W. Decker
Minot Avenue
Oakley
Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
Newport Naval Station Opera Company
Newport Naval Aid Society
Army and Navy Society
New York
Boston
Navy
Leckey
Naval Aid Society
Profiteering Denounced Over Soda Water Price Rise
Dr. R. B. Blume, Hamilton County Food Administrator, denounced a local confectioner for profiteering by raising ice cream soda prices to 15 cents. The confectioner cited Food Administration limits as his reason for the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Blume
Hamilton County
Sugar use rules in confectionery and beverages
Dr Blume states the only sugar limitation is in candy making, not in ice cream or soda, and no advance in other ice cream ingredients has occurred, so there is no reason for increased profit.
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Fourth Street
William A. Downes
William B. Coley
Joseph P. Hoguet
Lucius W. Hotchkiss
William D. Haggard
Nashville
Tenn
C. H. Mayo
G. W. W. Brewster
Archibald MacLaren
St. Paul
Ralph
Gree Green Co
Hollister
Palm Beach
Kirschbaum
Meres
White
Hanan & Son
Wilson
Main ST
Cincinnati, Ohio
Milan
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