University of Cincinnati graduation inspires calls for liberty and progress
Dr. John Howard Melish delivers the baccalaureate address urging experimentation in the search for truth and a fusion of religious liberty with state progress. The ceremony signals a week of student activities culminating in June 13 commencement, with references to evolution, church-state unity, and freedom of thought.
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John Howard Melish
Brooklyn
Holy Trinity Church
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University of Cincinnati
Melish
University
Dr. Melish
Aged Home Sale Nets Five Thousand For Fund
The Altenheim home for old men hosted its annual feast drawing a large crowd of 12 000 visitors. Over 30 booths sold cigars candies aluminum ware and foods while a fishing pond and country store entertained guests. The fundraiser raised more than $5 000 for the residents.
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Altenheim
Farewell Party Planned for Mrs Bernard Geise
Friends and relatives gathered at 5223 Ward Avenue for a farewell party before Mrs. Bernard Geise departs Cincinnati for Hanover Germany to visit cousin Mrs Gerhardt Snyder. She will leave next Thursday and return in August. She is mother in law of District Detective William Tekulve.
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Bernard Geise
Ward Avenue
Hanover
Germany
Gerhardt Snyder
G. C. Geise
Evelyn Geise
Ruth Geise
Marion Geise
Anna Wellman
J. Overmeyer
May Upsing
Charles Geise
Elizabeth Miller
Katherine Kissing
Mary Kissing
Irma Wellman
Ollie Wellman
Norma Wellman
Florence ‘King
William
Religious Services Held by Loyal Order of Moose
The Cincinnati Lodge No. 2 and Dr. Frederick N. McMillin led a Moose religious service at First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills. A. G. Wulff announced a Baltimore meeting proposal to require annual lodge services. The sermon highlighted Moose charitable work including Mooseheart.
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Cincinnati Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
A. G. Wulff
Baltimore
Wulff
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Frederick N. McMillin
Chauffeur Links Skid to Fatal Car Crash
Coroner hears chauffeur Thomas Wise describe a Saturday wreck that killed Charles Schaufele, 63, baker of 1442 Walnut. Wise testified he was hired to drive Schaufele and four others, and that skidding prevented a plunge down a steep embankment. Schaufele’s body remained at the morgue. funeral plans were being arranged by a Bellevue relative. The coroner expected the body to be sent to Philadelphia for burial.
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Charles Schaufele
Baker
Walnut Street
Thomas Wise
West Fifteenth Street
Wise
Schauele
Clough Pike
Schaufele
William Schaufele
Bellevue
Philadelphia
Robbery in Hyde Park Leaves Man Strapped for Cash
Alois Siege of Oakley gave police descriptions of two men who fled in a large touring car after he was robbed yesterday morning near Zumstein Avenue and Erie Avenue. He said one man held a revolver while the other took $33.
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Hyde Park
Alois Siege
Celeron Place
Oakley
Linke Dairy
Zumstein Avenue
Erie Avenue
Bus Men Approve Terminal Plan In Use at Government Square
Opening of the new Government Square terminal spurs plans for a downtown interurban terminal office. Bus men support a central office, with concerns over crosswalk danger and proximity to streetcars, while local lines resist joining. A decision on leasing 121 East Fifth Street is favored pending outcome.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Lentire
Ohio
Indiana
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Main Street
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Kentucky
Sycamore Street
Walnut Street
Norwood
Bus Association
Tallentire
Cincinnati-Hamilton
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Inter-State
Gibson
Government Squares
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East Fifth Street
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