Children Taken To Home From Boorom Family
Humane Officer Enslinger found three Boorom children living alone at Chickasaw and McMicken. Frances aged five kept house while Fred ten and Arthur eight waited at home. They were taken to the Children's Home while their mother recovers from illness at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Enslinger
Boorom
Chickasaw
McMicken Avenues
City Hospital
Frances
Fred
Arthur
Assailant Slices Ear. Bryant Seeks Hospital Treatment
Charles Bryant, 46, of 412 East Sixth Street, arrived at City Hospital after his right ear was cut in two. Dr. Osmond sutured the wound while Bryant said a stranger attacked him while he slept in a shed. Bryant’s assailant fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
East Sixth Street
City Hospital
Osmond
Bryant
Panama hats dazzle shoppers at Mabley Carew window display
In Fountain Square the Panama hat display at Mabley & Carew captivates passers by as hats in popular shapes attract attention. Buyers note the cool look and the packing method allowing a hundred dozen hats to fit in a single case from Peru. Photographs show hat making and handling in Peruvian cities where Panamas are a major native industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabley & Carew Company
Fountain Square
Mabley & Carew
Peru
Panama
Chautauqua Lake and Return Fare Listed
A return fare to Chautauqua Lake via the Erie Railroad is shown as $11.80 with travel dates of July 6 and July 27. Tickets are available at 416 Walnut Street and at the Depot located at Fifth and Baymiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Erie R. R
Walnut Street
Fifth and Baymiller
Foresters Dedicates Banner with Mass and Parade
St Josephs Court No 1419 Catholic Order of Foresters to dedicate its banner with a 6 Oclock mass. Solemn vespers and sermon by Rev Father Seiler of St Michaels Church at St Henrys Church Armory Avenue and Flint Street at 230 PM. A street parade from Beehs Hall Central Avenue Brighton to Armory Avenue then to Flint Street ending at St Henrys Church for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Mmy
Father Seiler
St. Michael's Church
St. Henry's Church
Armory Avenue
Flint Street
Beeh's Hall
Central Avenue
Brighton
Freeman Avenue
Freeman
Bank
Baymiller
St. Henry’s Church
Negro Educator Prof Kelly Miller to Lecture at Linton Hall
Howard University scholar Prof Kelly Miller will lecture at Linton Hall Monday evening. The event highlights educational progress and African American leadership in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Miller
Howard University
Maryland
Linton Hall
Outing Delayed for Carpenters at Chester Park
The annual outing of the carpenters of Cincinnati Covington and Newport at Chester Park was postponed until next Saturday due to a shortage of water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters of
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Chester Park
Altenheim Outing Goes Ahead Amid Water Scarcity
The Altenheim annual outing in Burnet Avenue Avondale will be held today despite water shortages. A report circulated yesterday suggested the event would be postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Burnet Avenue
Avondale
Dwight farmer James Foster Thomas dies suddenly
James Foster Thomas 73 a farmer from Dwight Kan died suddenly while visiting relatives at 2254 Spring Grove Avenue Coroner Cameron was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster Thomas
Dwight
Kan
Spring Grove Avenue
Cameron
Attic Heat Find Delivers 26 Year Old To City Hospital
Prostrated by heat, John Deck age 26 of 2888 Cormany Street was found in an attic at 160 Main Street yesterday afternoon and transported to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deck
Cormany Street
Main Street
Real estate man weds Nettie Keith Cohan at Second Presbyterian
Nicholas P. Smith a former Business Men's Club president married widow Nettie Keith Cohan yesterday at Second Presbyterian Church Newport. Reverend Robert Watson officiated. In a separate item laborer Thomas Mulcahy, 60, collapsed from heat at McMicken Mohawk corner and was treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas P. Smith
Business Men's Club
Second Presbyterian Church
Nettie Keith Cohan
Fifth and
York Streets
Newport
Robert Watson
Thomas Mulcahy
Harrison Street
McMicken Avenue
Mohawk Place
Post Office May Mail Volume Surges Citywide
About 14.5 million letters and circulars were sent out from the city by the Post Office in May while nearly 10 million items were delivered within the city by letter carriers, showing a strong month for mail traffic.
Hartwell High alumni banquet honors class of 196
The Hartwell High School alumni held their annual banquet in the school auditorium last night. About fifty attendees gathered for the event, honoring twelve members of the class of 196. Fred W. Peacock, president of the alumni, delivered the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell High School
Fred W. Peacock
Car inspector dies after milk wagon accident
Jerry Donohue aged 38 of 2119 Hatmaker Street died yesterday at City Hospital from brain concussion and internal injuries sustained when run over by a milk wagon Friday morning. Coroner Cameron was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Donohue
Hatmaker Street
Cameron
Fifty Commercial Club Members Return From Outing
Fifty members of the Commercial Club returned to Cincinnati from Dayton Ohio after a two day outing. The group traveled via Indianapolis and nearby traction lines Friday and then visited Richmond Indiana. They spent the afternoon in golf in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indianapolis
Traction Lines
Richmond
Police Court Fines Latonia Bookmaker Loyal Smith 50
In police court yesterday morning Frank Smith was fined $50 and costs by Judge Lueders after conviction on loitering charges. Smith was arrested a week ago and claimed he was a sheet writer for a Latonia bookmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Lueders
Smith
Latonia
Trustees appoint township physicians and health officer
Trustees of Springfield Township named physicians for Glendale and vicinity Dr. James F. Heady Hartwell Lockland and vicinity Dr. Moore of Hartwell Mt Healthy and vicinity Dr. Wallace Martin Arns of Woodlawn elected Township Health Officer at a salary of 100 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Township
Glendale and Vicinity
James F. Heady
Hartwell
War rant filed against policeman over park assault
Herman Walters of 1011 Liberty Street swore out a war rant for the arrest of Henry Browsel a Lincoln Park policeman Walters accuses Browsel of assault and battery saying he was struck while asleep in the park Friday night and beaten on the head and hands with a club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Walters
Liberty Street
Henry Browsel
Lincoln Park
Walters
Browsel
Queen City Furniture Club Hosts Laughery Island Outing
The Queen City Furniture Club members traveled to Laughery Island Indiana for their annual afternoon outing and will return today. An elaborate dinner was served at the Laughery Club last night with a unique souvenir featuring leather printed programmes and menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Furniture Club
Laughery Island
Ind
Laughery Club
Murray Honored by Cincinnati Pork Packers on Birthday
Superintendent Charles B. Murray of the Chamber of Commerce was surprised with a banquet by sixty pork packers and merchants in Cincinnati. He received a Rookwood vase with sixty nine American Beauty roses. General Michael Ryan announced an extensive European trip for Mr Murray as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Murray
Michael Ryan
Names and Residences From Cincinnati and Nearby Areas
Names and residences listed include John W. Hill Cincinnati Effie Archer Edwin Smith Minnie Burden Ton ia Thomas Emerson Cincinnati Jennie Godfrey Lawrenceburg Ind with scattered ages and locations. The fragmentary note suggests a voter or resident registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hill
Cincinnati
Effie A. Archer
Edwin Smith
Minnie Burden
Tonia
Thomas Emerson
Jennie Godfrey
Cane
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Residence details for Stanley Tate and Lilly Case
Brief notice lists Stanley Tate of Erlanger Kentucky age 22 and Lilly Case with related identifiers. The fragment notes a 060 closure and mentions John Kischbaum in unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Tate
Erlanger, Ky
Lilly Case
WEI Biom
Andonnece
John Kischbaum
Mrs Madden Granted Decree in Ohio Divorce Suit
Mrs Anne Louise Madden obtained a divorce from John E Madden in Ohio on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Only two witnesses testified besides Madden’s wife, with alimony earlier handled in a separate case. Children remain with Madden per prior ruling. custody to be decided in a future suit. Several new divorce filings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Louise Madden
John E. Madden
Lexington
William Littleford
Madden
Charles W. Baker
James Bowing
Baker
Covington
John E. Durrell
Pleasant Ridge
Kentucky
Frank P. Moran
M. Muller
Elizabeth
William M. Sargent
C. S. Sparks
Margaret
Arthur Graham
Sparks
Thekla
James Kelly
Mary Ann
John Leonard
Wuerdeman’s
Det
Cincinnati Lodge Meeting Notice for June 13
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2 of P Y K regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday June 13 at 8 o clock p.m. Work and Page Rank to be performed. Eagle Lodge No. 10 I O O F degree staff to work Initiatory Degree Monday evening June ? 7.00 p.m. All members and visitors welcomed. E A Tucker K of R and S Eagle Lodge Joran H Shobrook Fin Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge
E. A. Tucker
R. and S
Eagle Lodge
Aften Welcome
Hughes
N. G. Joran H. Shobrook
Fin Sec
Masonic Lodge Meetings Ahead in June at Several Chapters
Stated and special meetings announced for Lafayette Lodge 81 Miami Lodge 4 Walnut Hills Lodge 483 Willis Chapter 131 and Willi s Chapter with schedules set for June. Attendees urged to visit and observe rituals. dates include June 7 and June 12 with 7 or 7 30 p.m. start times and invitations extended to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
de Vy Finkle
Walnut Hills Lodge
Jacob W. Schoepfel
W. M
William Schuchardt
Sec'y
Obituaries and funeral notices from local families
Multiple obituaries list ages and death dates for Courtney Patrick, Gertrude Craig, Mary Freytag, Mary H E Huesman, Winfield S Hukill, Frederick Myers Krais, Anna Margaretha Niemann, and Frank A Sullivan with funeral details, residences, and church or cemetery plans across Cincinnati area locations including East Walnut Hills, Newport Kentucky, Latonia, Bellevue, Norwood, and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney—Patrick
Madison Road
East
Walnut Hills
Holy Angels’ Church
Craig
Gertrude
Donald
Maria Craig
Vine Street
Cote Brilliante
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Freytag
Mary
Holy Cross Church
Hukill
Winfield S., Sr
Taylor Avenue
Bellevue
Spring Grove Cemetery
Krais
Frederick Myers
Jesus
Fred A. Myers
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
Niemann
Anna Margaretha
Spring Street
Sullivan
Frank A
Central Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
List of Deaths and Causes from City Mortality Records
The list names individuals with ages and residence, noting causes such as cancer, cholera infantum, sunstroke, fatty degeneration of heart, convulsions, enterocolitis, ascites, cancer, phthisis pulmonalis, gangrene, angina pectoris, spinal meningitis, meningitis, and tuberculosis. Locations include 1014 Celestial, 604 West Fourth, 1148 Harrison, 835 Armory, 3844 Cherry, 6 East Third, 578 West Sixth, 1431 Walnut, 415 Butler, 113 East Court, 63 East Front, Connersville Ind, 9 months Carr, 1025 Vine, 828 East Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierlein
John
Davis
Melville
Hominger
Harrison
Rahkona
Michael
Cincinnati Hospital
Beister
Elizabeth
Armory
Lusk
Alma
Gallenstein
Phillip
Dohrman
Ernst
Poppe
Frederick
Klank
Belle
Butler
Bates
Chas. W
East Court
Lieberman
Virginia
East Front
M’nutt
Arma
Connersville
Ind
Baxter
Stella
Carr
A Smith
Jessie
Gibbons
Henry
Monument Sellers and Cremation Services Advertised
ICHIE BRO Vewelers at 1a Westht CiU O TCHES MONUMENTS 5 W toe MONUMENTS Fisk Bros 4005 4015 Spring Grove Ave Phone Park Cremation services listed in a terse classified item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichie Bro Vewelers
Ciu
O.tches
Fisk Bros
Spring Grove Ave
Pnone Park
City Hall Livery Stable Advertises Rubber-Tired Coaches
Rubber-tired coaches with drivers in full livery offered by City Hall Livery Stable. Quick service at 804-806 Plum, Cincinnati, contact Canal 2064.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maertz
City Hall
Plum
Cincinnati
Telephone Canal
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST Tal
Chesapeake & Ohio
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Hot Springs
Old Point Comfort
Jersey Seacoast Resorts
MO. D, Potts, A. G. P. A
Cincinnati CO
GEO. H. Thomas Post
Grand Army Special
Grand Central Station
Winton Place
Lockland
Middletown
4Th and Vine
Union Station
C. H.& D. Book of Tours
Michigan
Canada
Traction
W. B. Calloway
Flower Mfg. Co
Twelfth
Cincinnati, Ohio
Wyoming
Commercial Tribune
Panamas
Esewar
Petelson
Ohio
Nelson’s Business College
Odd Fellows
Temple, 7Th and Elm
City News
Farmer
Furniture Club
Greater Cincinnati
Stilliam
Central
Anna Erling
Central Av
Henry Grisby - Colerain
Jones
Stella Meyers
Cscees Onus
Edwin Salmon
Len Loudon
Clark St
Willi L. Hudson
Della Thomas
Nellie H. Lloyd
Russell
George A. Miller
Ludlow
Mattie Brownstead
Jacob
Cutter
Kate Stew
Charle
Noble
Dorman
Nora
Peelman
Ng Grove
David Neuer
Denen
Esther Farber
Clay
Jon Nettle K. Cohan
Hyde Par’ Teeter Wees
Benjamin M. Horn
Wilkesbarre
May Rosin
Mrs. Madden
Society Notices
M’millan
Work
R. A
Tu F. K. Bowman
H. P
Miami Lodge
NO. 4
M. M
WM. C. Brisbin
Willis
R. A. Ites
Dan W. Loewenstein
H. P. H. G. Skiff
Sec’y
Express
Monogram
New York City
Harlem River
Brooklyn Bridge
the Hims & Doepke Co
The
Himes & Doepke Co
Chicago
VIA
Pennsylvania
Ines
City
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Aer
Pearl and
Butler Streets
W. Toe
A. T. Roever
Bec'y
Blymyer Building
Tel
C.H. D.monon
Chicagouilding
Fifth
Walnut
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Waukesha
Portland
Ore
Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Commercial Tribune Building
Frankfort
Queen & Crescent
High Bridge Park
Grand Central Depot
Williamstown
Georgetown
C.h.&d
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