Hundreds Gather for Baraca Philathea Convention
The Baraca and Philathea societies plan a joint national convention in Cincinnati at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant and Ninth Street Baptist Church from June 14 to 16. Delegates from across the United States will discuss teaching, devotional life, and methods, with speakers from Chicago Ashland and Detroit and leaders from Raleigh and Dallas. The event precedes a Louisville, Kentucky meeting and urges all members to attend.
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United States
Cincinnati
Barraca
Philathea
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Ninth Street
Baraca
Presbyterian Church of the*Covenant
Cass
Central Christian Church
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Frank Anderson
Millville
N. J
Herbert H. Moninger
Charles E. Clark
Detroit
Mich
Marshall A. Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
George W. Truitt
D.D
Dallas
Tex
N. B. Broughton
Raleigh
N. C
A. B. Caldwell
Atlanta
Wrayer
George F. Zaneis
Charles McKenzie
Johnstown
Charles G. Trumbull
Sunday School Times
Philadelphia
L. E. Appleby
San Antonio
Baracas
Eee
Ninth Street Baptist Arch
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Louisville
Wyoming Amusement Hall stockholders meet in Guild Hall
Tonight at 7:80 o'clock stockholders of the Wyoming Amusement Hall Company will vote to raise capital from 25000 to 35000 to fund a new town hall in Wyoming. The project includes a 26000 building and 5000 furnishing cost, with plans to use 10000 from old stock and leave a small balance after expenses.
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Wyoming Amusement Hall Company
Guild Hall
Wyoming
Springfield Pike
Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming Building Co
Memorial Hall Dedication Planned With Local Speeches
Trustees prepared a dedication program for Memorial Hall on Elm Street to be held tomorrow at 3 PM. The ceremony includes an address by Mayor Markbreit, music by a quartet, and the presentation and acceptance of the building before the County Commissioners.
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Memorial Hall
Elm Street
W. D. Cole
Louis Mund
E. R. Montfort
Board of Trustees
Stanley Struble
Sidney J. Cowen
J. T. Monfort
Philip Hinkle
Robert Humphreys
Philemon Stansberry
Udell Widow to Fight Suit Over O Dell Estate
Elizabeth O Dell widow of broker William J O Dell travels from New York to Cincinnati to contest John W Ballmann claim for 100000 for six years of confidential services. She will answer Ballmann exceptions to the estate inventory in Judge Malsbury's court June 22 as Ballmann seeks omitted personal property and securities. Ballmann is represented by Outcast and Cogan Williams. O Dell by Dinsmore and Rendigs.
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Elizabeth O'Dell
William J. O'Dell
Cincinnati
France
John W. Ballmann
O’dell
Ballmann
O'Dell
New York
Malsbury
Cogan & Williams
Frank Dinsmore
William Rendigs
City rejects bids over sewer diameter discrepancy
Assistant City Engineer Seifert flagged a bid error on a sewer project in Fischer avenue Fischer alley and Power street. The Board of Public Service rejected both bids and ordered new specifications matching the resolution for a four foot diameter sewer.
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Seifert
Board of Public Service
Fischer Avenue
Fischer Alley
Power Street
Tyler Davidson Fountain Tender Named by Board
Michael Dacey was appointed fountain tender for the Tyler- Davidson Fountain at $2 a day by the Board of Public Service. The board received low bids for street improvements and confirmed hospital staff appointments.
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Michael Dacey
Board of Public Service
Service Board
McMillan Street
May
Gilbert
Barber Asphalt Company
Sycamore Avenue
Liberty Street
Auburn Avenue
William Fogarty
A. Burghausen
Louis Heyn
Allan Ramsey
Motorman Struck Down Ignores Brake Car Stop Prevents Wreck
On the Glendale line a motorman Louis Metz 45 collapsed in a street car causing the car to surge forward. Conductor Charles Burckhardt jumped to halt the vehicle inches from a northern slop wagon. Metz was taken home and Dr Saffin said recovery unlikely. Burkhardt saves the car and lives in St Bernard. Metz had over twenty years with the road and previously worked on the Main street incline.
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Glendale
Carthage Pike
Zoo
Louis Metz
Riedly
Metz
Carthage Fair Grounds
Saffin
Traction Company
Main Street
Millcreek Valley
Burkhardt
St. Bernard
Pythians Honor Their New Grand Chancellor Ringold
Pythians of Cincinnati welcomed newly chosen Grand Chancellor Ringold at Douglass Castle Hall after a Columbus Grand Lodge meeting. District Deputy William Schuchardt presided as Judge William Lueders thanked Ringold for leading Ohio’s eighty thousand Pythians.
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Ds Ringald
Columbus
Grand Lodge
Third Regiment Uniform Bank
Douglass Castle Hall
Queen City Lodge
William Schuchardt
William Lueders
Ringold
Ohio
Cincinnati
Willam J. Klein
Krieger
Pythian
Outing of Junior Order and Daughters of America at Chester Park
Several hundred members and guests of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America enjoyed a park outing and reunion in Chester Park. A banquet followed at the clubhouse with brief addresses by John J. Weitzel and Charles E. Jacobs. Flag Day events are planned for Germania Hall with speakers Horace M. Crow John J. Weitzel John J. Richter and Reinhard Schwald scheduled to speak.
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Order of United American Mechanics
The
Daughters of America
Chester Park
John J. Weitzel
Charles E. Jacobs
Southern Ohio Council, Jr
Germania Hall
Court Street
Horace M. Crow
Urbana
John J
McCallum Targeted by Multiple Universities for Pathology Post
Medical directors at City Hospital question securing Dr. McCallum of Johns Hopkins for joint pathology post. Cincinnati and Johns Hopkins have offered significant salaries with Hopkins raising him to full professor. Lane College New Orleans also invited him with a higher salary, while hospital and university trustees deliberate without action.
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McCallum
Johns Hopkins University
Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Lane Ieee New
Salvation Army to Honor Colonel Holz in Cincinnati Farewell
Colonel R. E. Holz, longtime Salvation Army leader in Ohio and the South, arrives from Louisville for a Cincinnati farewell. An 8 pm war memory meeting in the Citadel opens the weekend events, followed by a 10:30 am holiness service Sunday. The Sunday program includes remarks by Vice Mayor Gallivan, William F. Boyd, and other city officials and Salvation Army officers assist.
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R. E. Holz
Salvation Army
Ohio
South
Cincinnati
Holz
Louisville
Citadel
Galvin
William F. Boyd
Board of Public Safety
John Cornette
Robert O’brien
Charles F. Goss
Major Tucker
Johnson
Richards
Promise of Ascent by Noted Aeronauts in Gas Balloon
Aeronauts Leslie B Haddock and George R Howard plan a Saturday afternoon ascent in a large gas balloon owned by Norman Kenan of Union Gas and Electric Company. The launch will occur from Clifton and Dixmuth avenues if weather allows. Preparations to supply gas are under way, and the balloon is said to be the world’s second largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie B. Haddock
George R. Howard
Norman Kenan
Union Gas and Electric Company
Clifton
Dixmuth
Counterfeit Dimes Put Into Circulation Yesterday
Counterfeit dimes appeared in large numbers yesterday and circulated through banks and downtown stores. Bank tellers and Subtreasury staff detected many, and Colonel Bolan the Secret Service agent was notified and is pursuing the case.
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Federal Building
Bolan
Secret Service
Exclusive First Class Tours to National Parks from Chicago
Exclusively first class all expense tours to Yellowstone Yosemite Valley California Utah and Colorado depart Chicago on special trains in July and August under the Tourist Department Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Send for itineraries and full information to 8 A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark street Chicago Illinois.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite Valley
California
Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Tourist Department
Chicago, Union, Pacific & Northwestern Line
A. Hutchison
Clark Street
Woodward High founders honored with funeral plan
Abigail and William Woodward founders of Woodward High School will be laid to rest Tuesday afternoon next week. Their bodies were interred beneath the monument at Franklin street entrance and will be moved to the Broadway entry of the new building. Woodward alumni arrange services.
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Abigail
William Woodward
Woodward High School
Franklin Street
Broadway
Woodward
Bishop Hartzell to Lecture This Summer in City
Bishop Hartzell arrived yesterday for his annual rest and will reside with his son Robert C. Hartzell near Montgomery. He plans much activity including a lecture at Forest Avenue Methodist Church tonight at 8 on An Hour in Africa with free public admission.
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Bishop Hartzell
City
Robert C. Hartzell
Montgomery
Forest Avenue Methodist Church
Africa
Navy to establish life saving station on Little Miami River
Due to numerous drownings in the Little Miami River near Cincinnati steps will be taken to set up a life saving station on the riverbank at Tower 1. Secretary J W Perkins of the Y M C A asked Navy officials to furnish the paraphernalia.
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Little Miami River
Cincinnati
Navy Department
Tower 1
J. W. Perkins
Navy
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Wyoming Corporation
Udell
Europe
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John Ringald
Lueders
Junior Order Men and Daughters of America
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Salvationists
Man Store
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HOTEL
Havlin
Cincinnati’s
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ST. Charles
Atlantic City
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Newlin Haines
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
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Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Irene
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
E. Third St
Westernman Bank
First National Bank
E. Cor
Walazat
Thomas Cook & Son
J. H. Gest
Kenan
Honor School
Bishop
Methodist Church
O'Connor Mfg CO
Toledo
Krell
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Lima
Good
Fifth and
Walnut
C.c.&l
Richmond Muncie
Marion
Peru
McLean
Warsaw
Elberoy
Sedamsville
H. 4Th St
J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Harry Goldblatt
Sixth St
Luther Hall
William @lark
Fred_A. Lamping
Cincinnati Township
Hamilton County
Bates & Mpyer
Oak Hill
Jackson
Wellston
Hamden
Chillicothe
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Blanchester
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Scott Sts
Covington, Ky
Natural Bridge
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City Ticket Office
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Howe
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Kemp
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Lyric Theater
Mond
Ste Free
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Leonard Kane
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Miss Blanche Mehaffey
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