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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1900

Page

39

History Puzzle Picture by Mary H Lawlor

A competition results in a history puzzle picture with numerous contestants from Cincinnati area. The article lists many young participants and honorable mention names from Sedamsville Pleasant Ridge Elm Street Avondale and other Ohio districts, noting a few entries from Indiana.

Ralph Green Sedamsville Olive Brewer Pleasant Ridge O. Jos Kramer Elm Street Zachary J. Lansdowne Greenville van Allen Coolidge Avondale Leslie Long Jackson O. Austin Cartwel Lancaster O. Robert Miller Madisonville O. George Schlenker West Third Street Hubert Lutz Circleville O. Rose Rankins Covington W. Niland Thomas Chillicothe O. Carrie Stugard Clifton Heights City Lee Downend Mansfield O. Roberts LeVoy College Hill O. Clark Hawley West Alexandria O. Michael Eaton O. Harrington Richmond Ind John Farrar London O. Paul D. Connor Hamilton Ralph Dimmick Mt. Auburn Frank Heller Hyde Park O. Nora Lehman Dayton O. Alan Schultz Kenton O. Claude Payne O. Willis W. Siffin Carthage O. Harrison C. Frohiking A. Oe Gallagher Walnut Hills Benj. D. Tuley Alfred Pfister Norwood A. Claire Alrey Harry Kruse Fairmount Edith Sliker Wilmington Ishgar Simon Charles T. Wagner Corryville Walter Bruce Heber Henke Athens Edwin Hicks Indianapolis Byron Davis Louisville Oliver Messmer McMicken Avenue Miles A. Stadler Mt. Vernon Carl van Buskirk Hugh R. Hildebrant Washington C. H O. Owens Wormald Maysville Kathryn Scanland Selma Louise McCormick Mary McClellan Robert Schwenker Charles Thesing Edith Ruffner Creedville Elsie T. Kelly New Lexington Ezra Sherwood Wellston O. Wayne Lacey Wyoming O. Arthur Gerrard Laurel Street John A. Albrecht Miamisburg Pauline R. Fay Springfield Duke Brutton West Eighth Street Reuben Holmes Caroline Wilson Will Green Rucker Shelbyville Hamilton Shugert Loveland Merrill Dorsey O. Garnette Gill Gladys Lockhart Connersville Augusta Ruhl Fairmount Avenue Alvina Funke Taylor Stanley O. Breaden Conkling O. Frances Drabner Bennie K. Otte Springdale Geo. Alexander Canal Street Stewart Rose Price Hill Wm. E Betts Sidney Charles Stegmaier Greensburg Edith Goodwin Lockland Marjorie Grant Dunkirk Frank NM. Richey Albany Florence Murdoch Urbana Marjorie Stram Ethel Shorr Clinton Street Jesse Hull Eastern Avenue Emma Grothaus Gillespieville Wm. Brown, Jr Clifford Brown Frances Gugenheim Elmer MacCornell Chase Avenue Charles F. Aull John Morrow, Jr O. Grayce Wilson Estella Hall Willie Foster Newport Inez Theiss Jennie Louise Hudson Piqua Tom Golden Nellie M. Fountain Ludlow Arthur Fruche Columbus Grove Ada Dacey Walnut. Hills Waller M. Gamble Paulding Tove Estela Deyton Zachary J. Landsdowne Florence L. Clarke Troy O. Horace Palmer Clifford Wilbee O. Howard Reibold Mildred Krauss Julia May Chisman Roy Betsch Alice Foy Hunter Ethel H. Metz O. Willis W. Saffin

Willie and the Wave Victims: Brother Speaks

A fragmentary verse note describes Willie and his first wave with his brother recounting events to determine who is right in the tale. The brief lines evoke fear and doubt as the two brothers debate the truth of the Wave episode.

Willie

Me the Ant Speck Causes Narrow Neck Crawl

A tiny black ant, described as very small, crawls down the narrator's neck. The text presents a brief, humorous observation of a miniature insect and its proximity.

Mysteri ous Club Burying Treasure Plan Revealed

A secret Nat ural History Society from Avondale writes to the editor. Five boys disclose plans to bury treasure next week and later dig it up after years. They meet twice weekly in a barn or on insect collecting expeditions and refuse to reveal full names or membership.

Avondale A. D

Wolves Sing the West in Moonlit Zoo Encounter

Ern est Seton-Thompson recalls sitting with friends at the Washington Zoo as wolves and a plains coyote answer a hunting song under a full moon. The chorus swells then fades, the wolves retreat to their dens, their hunting days thought to be over.

Washington Zoo Ernest Seton-Thompson Plains Colorado

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary H. Lawlor Broadway Cincinnati Andre Major Andre John Paulding Tarrytown Williams van Wart Wm. Snyder Ray Greenlees Ben Wesselkamper Bond Hill Hazel E. Carr O. Henry Beckett O. Leona Voss O. Jean van Dyke Mason O. Walter Taylor West Sixth Street Fred Troux O. Harry Lushbaugh Jas. Guethkin Camp Washington Beatrice Cohen Muncie Chester Eaton Robert Johnson Marry C. Hickman Robert Miller Harry M.penny Henning Johnson Hewell Gano O. Hazel Hayes Posit Witton Richmond Street Belle Clark Milford Center O. Frank Garry Delta Avenue Joseph Aub Mabel L. Evans Higginsport Clarence Barton Eeereee O Robert Chilton Louise Cadw Wm. Greaves John Weir Alice Lukens Ben Lote Dagon Walter Questa Vyington Margaret Stein Wm. Scherrer Byron Lewis Muscroft Ortiz ME the Ant Starford STE Star Oak Park Ills OUR Boys Commercial Tribune
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