Graduation Exercises at Ohio Mechanics Institute Tonight
Thirty six candidates will receive diplomas at the Ohio Mechanics Institute commencement in the Greenwood platform tonight. Fourteen students are named honor men in the line technological department. The faculty praise the year’s work as exceeding expectations. Commencement begins at six o’clock with speeches and advice to the assembled graduates.
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Ohioechanics’ Institute
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Cincinnati Los Angeles Expos Planned for Peace Celebration
The 1915 exhibit project links Cincinnati Ohio and Los Angeles California to mark the fiftieth anniversary of peace between the North and South and the Panama Canal opening. Cincinnati hosts a midsummer show April to August with LA following in September, equal in size and government support.
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Son Testifies in Robinson Action as Widow Also Quested
In the ongoing case naming veteran showman Governor Robinson as principal the son John Robinson Jr and Mrs. John Lowlyn testified. They discussed stock ownership, dividends sent to their father, and deeds witnessed by John Jr. Mrs. Lowlow corroborated that the children obeyed orders without question.
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Commencement at Hebrew Union College Held Saturday
Prominent Hebrews from across the nation are expected at the Rockdale Avenue temple in Avondale for the Hebrew Union College commencement at 10 oclock Saturday morning. The college is largely funded by congregations nationwide supporting each member with one dollar. Degrees awarded include Louis D. Gross M A Louis J Kobald M A William Reisz T M David Rosenbaum Ph B Samuel Schwartz T M Jacob Singer M A Aaron L Weinstein M A and Horace J Wolf M A.
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Hebrew Union College
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Louis D. Gross
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William Reisz
David Rosenbaum
Samuel Schwartz
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Aaron L. Weinstein
Horace J. Wolf
Commencement Exercises for Lockland Wyoming Montgomery Highs
Commencement exercises are held tonight for Lockland and Wyoming High schools in the Millcreek valley with fourteen Wyoming graduates taking part at the Wyoming club. A special Montgomery High school commencement is also planned for tonight.
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Wyoming graduates debate on government railways and needs
The report notes a debate on government ownership of railroads and a discussion on Wyoming needs. Dean H. C. Minnich of the Ohio State Normal college will deliver the class address.
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Dean H. C. Minnich
Ohio State Normal College
College of Music Commencement Tonight at Music Hall
Commencement exercises feature a fine program by the college chorus and orchestra with soloists. Rev. Charles E. Schenk will deliver the address. Diplomas and certificates will be presented by Julius Fleischmann.
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Judge Jelke to Speak at Oral School Closing
Judge Ferdinand Jelke will address the closing exercises of the Oral school held in the First Intermediate school building at Baymiller and Geststrets next Tuesday night.
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Hartwell High to Hold Graduation Exercises on Friday
Nine graduates will bid farewell at Hartwell High School in Park Avenue M B Church. Exercises begin at 8 oclock Friday evening. Baccalaureate sermon was delivered June 6 at Presbyterian Church, alumni meeting set for June 12 at 8 30 p m in the school hall. Class members include Rollin H Cragg Fred A Brown Frank Gough Ethel F Winston William W Hull Karl L Lehr Bessie McEntire John V McGowan and Marshall O O Bannon.
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Ethel F. Winston
William W. Hull
Karl L. Lehr
Bessie McEntire
John V. McGowan
Marshall Oo. O'Bannon
Two Papers At Susan B Anthony Club Meeting
The Susan B Anthony club gathered at Dr. Sarah M Sievers home for an open meeting attended by many. Dr Ellen C Buttenweiser and Dr Louise Southgate read papers with Southgates topic Why Women Do Not Marry. Margaret Sievers offered vocal numbers and refreshments closed the evening.
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Alumni Banquet and Lectures Highlight Local Events
The St Xavier church women hosted a reception last night in the parish school hall with hundreds attending. The Ohio Wesleyan alumni banquet is set for tomorrow at a downtown hotel with Prof Richard Taylor Stevenson expected to attend and officers to be elected. Prof Adolph Covert will give a 4 PM lecture at the Cuvier club on The History of Ornithology in the United States.
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Poplar Street church to host evening of entertainment
Tomorrow night the Poplar Street Presbyterian church offers an enjoyable program by the flower committee of the P. B. C. E. The Bradford Baraca Bible class holds its regular monthly business meeting tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
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Old Hospital Officers Re-Elected at Session
At the annual meeting of the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children the same officers were re elected including President Mrs Laurence Mendenhall and vice presidents Mrs John D Park and Mrs William N Hobart. Mrs E J Carpenter remains permanent secretary and Mrs M B Farrin is corresponding secretary. Mrs Lee Smith joins the board replacing Mrs W H Harrison as trustee. The institution reports strong finances and reestablished children’s active membership.
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W. H. Harrison
Warnings to Be Sent Druggists in First Ohio District
Internal Revenue Collector Bettmann will issue notices to Cincinnati and the First Ohio revenue district druggists about additional patent medicines requiring a $2 liquor license. The list adds forty-two medicines with higher alcohol content, delaying liability until notice is received. Revenue agents will continue sampling medicines to update the list.
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Thought Control Talk At New Thought Temple
Dr Paul Tyner addressed New Thought temple members on Thought Control stressing that individual expression and work depend on guiding thought with will. He warned against diffuse thinking and daydreaming and proposed methods such as meditating on a single line from Browning or Tennyson. A meeting resolution thanked Mrs W D Gussie Ogden for a stained glass window in the chapel of meditation.
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Cincinnati Looks Like Real Thing Says Jones at Ad club
Charles F. Jones addressed the Adver tisers' club at the Munro hotel on Cincinnati prospects. He praised the city as a strong business center and good to live in, urged more advertising and cleaning, and noted pride in the Reds and local river scenery. He urged civic enthusiasm for Cincinnati’s institutions and future.
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Sunday School Organized by English Lutherans in Norwood
A new English Lutheran Sunday school has been formed on the North Side as Norwood English Lutherans organize a church. Pastors Rev. E. R. Waener Camp Washington Rev. Charles Bauslin Walnut Hills Rev. J. W. Kapp of the First English Lutheran in Race Street leads the organization efforts.
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Walnut Hills
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Norwood
J. W. Kapp
Race Street
First Yearly Report on Parochial Schools Issued
Archbishop Moeller orders centralized reports as Rev. O B Auer presents the first annual review. The Cincinnati diocese runs 110 schools with 27 223 pupils. In the city 41 schools serve 14 968, with 578 teachers. Five colleges educate 1 077 boys and 12 academies enroll 1 656 girls. Three normal schools also operate.
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Cincinnati
Death notices from Cincinnati area obituaries June 1909
Deaths listing Alfred B Cook James Jones Gussie J Lewis Joseph Lem Miller Catherine Moloney Sallie Roll Mary E SEE Hlista Barlow and others with details of dates locations residences and funeral arrangements including St Boniface St Mary St Aloysius and St Paul churches and private burials scheduled June 1909 in Ohio and nearby areas.
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Chase Street
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Kenneally
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Seventh
Smith Streets
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Chicago
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Jamesdale, O
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Driver Survives near miss as train hits wagon
A lumber wagon blocked the Sixteenth Street connection at Hartwell crossing when the Four Twentieth Century Limited approached yesterday morning. Driver Andrew Strubie quickly backed the horses to avert a collision. One horse was struck and killed. Strubie was badly bruised from his jump to safety.
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Tailor Reports Bogus Check Passed For Suit
L B Spilvack a tailor at 3937 Spring Grove Avenue told police a customer named John Co Bauer passed a bogus $18 check for a suit. He said the check drawn on Merchants National Bank bore the signature of Jacob Vogte Sons and was returned as good.
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