Newport Diplomas Awarded to Southgate Graduates
The eighth annual Southgate public school commencement at the Methodist Episcopal Church honored graduates Hazel Baugh Ethel Lang Junior Dilling Lawrence Wesselman Gertrude Buckley Thelma Buckley Dorothy Meyer Dorothy Cameron Robert Smith Donald Glidden Katherine Highfill Carrol Wright Hallie Caldwell Martha Vogel David MacDonald Charles Haeffler and Francis Williams. Principal J D Williams receives one year leave to pursue advanced work at the University of Kentucky. Dorothy Ochs also granted leave due to ill health. Next term teaching staff includes James Shouse Ada Ellis John Bach Elsie Sweitzer and Florence Schwager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazel Baugh
Ethel Lang
Junior Dilling
Lawrence Wesselman
Gertrude Buckley
Thelma Buckley
Dorothy Meyer
Dorothy Cameron
Robert Smith
Donald Glidden
Katherine Highfill
Carrol Wright
Hallie Caldwell
Martha Vogel
David MacDonald
Charles Haeffler
Francis Williams
J. D. Williams
Funeral plans for Newport double tragedy victims
Frank Grimm killed himself after shooting his partner and died. his wife Angie Grimm will be buried Saturday at home of her sister in Newport with Evergreen Cemetery burial. Funeral for Grimm set at Huth's Son parlors in Cincinnati under John J. Radel Company Newport. Henry Grimm, father of Frank, arranged services. Mrs Grimm condition prevents transfer to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frank Grimm
Angie Grimm
Nettie Sanders
West Fourth Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Grimm
Joseph J
Rotary delegates named for Cleveland convention
Newport Rotary Club selected Dr W J Thomasson as delegate to the International Rotary convention in Cleveland June 16 to 20 with Harry W Schaeper as alternate. Other attendees include W J Baker and D M Stapp. A special train will leave Cincinnati Sunday for 100 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
W. J. Thomasson
Cleveland
Newport Rotary Club
Harry W. Schaeper
W. J. Baker
D. M. Stapp
Cincinnati
Aubrey Barbour
Claremont
John Rawlings
Campbell County
Enineer
Margaret Idrig
Edward CC. Widrig
Third
Saratoga Streets
Joseph Hermann
Public Works
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Livingston
Covington
I. A. J. Livingston
Newport
Elsie Yarbro
Ernest Yarbro
Chicago
Realty Transfers Reported for Southgate and Ft Thomas
William Strong sells a lot in Southgate to Albert J. Bonnick for 9000 dollars in stamps. A. J. Dietrich transfers a Ft. Thomas lot to Raymond E. Byrne for 5000 dollars in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strong
Albert J. Bonnick
Southgate
A. J. Dietrich
Raymond E. Byrne
Ft. Thomas
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ohio and Indiana Residents
Names and residences appear for several couples and individuals granted marriage licenses. Entries include Lloyd Ackman of Hamilton and Mamie Rinehart of Cincinnati. Florence Haney of Cincinnati. Harland Wipert of New Martinsburg Ohio. Theliam Millet of New Martinsburg Ohio. William Lawrence of Greensburg Indiana. Catherine Gray of Greensburg Indiana. plus Chief W Shipley listed in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ackman
Hamilton
Butio
Weeettiack Wecca Hamilton
W. Shipley
Incinnati
Mamie
Rinehart
Cincinnati
W. F. Jewitt
Scienx Cincinnati
Florence
F. Haney
Harland » Wipert
New Martinsburg
O. Theliam Millet
William Lawrence
Greensburg
Ind
Catherine Gray
Alumni organize Big Ten University Club in Cincinnati
Alumni of Big Ten colleges met at the Harlin to form a Cincinnati chapter modeled after the Cleveland club. A committee led by Sorensen and Jones will establish permanent organization with Blashill as temporary secretary. Kenneth D. Carter praised the Cleveland effort and the group hopes to start before football season. Sanford Headley presided at a dinner before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlin
Big Ten University Club
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Frank S. Sorensen
Ohio State
O. Kk. Jones
Michigan
E. H. Strubbe
Purdue
TH. D. Armitage
D. Henry Goodyear
Illinois
Ralph E. Richmond
Indiana
R. A. Stevenson
Iowa
L. P. Gilman
Miner Raymond
J. Blashill
Kenneth D. Carter
Sanford Headley
Volta-Tonic Promises Big Battery Savings for Radios
Radio fans can recharge 12 or 123 dry cell batteries with a new compound Volta-Tonic at Te apiece, claiming savings of over 60 percent. The Volta-Tonic Co ships anywhere for 7ic per bottle from 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
Covington Sets Hearings On Roads Ordiances And Milk Station
City Commissioners in Covington hear petitions from Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association to curb railroad blockages and widen Second Street with parking limits. An ordinance on milk and cream stations was introduced, with protest rights for residents. Fire plug installation at Latonia plant discussed. Linnore Kruse named Health Board secretary succeeding Geneva Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klette
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Covington
Latonia
Martin Brown
Russell Swetnam
Klette
Second
Court Avenue
Scott Boulevard
Second Street
Harry G. Meiners
Theodore Kluemper
Public Safety
J. Mason Hawk
Finance
Henry Heile Company
Thirty-fifth
Carolina Streets
Thomas F. Donnelly
Linnore Kruse
Covington Health Board
Jury Frees Percy Walker for Killing in Self Defense
Percy Walker a 37 year old of 808 Russell street was acquitted by a Kenton Circuit Court jury before Judge Applegate of killing Pete Dudley 658 years old with a rifle on March 23 1925. Walker’s attorney Stephens Blakely contended self defense after a drunken brawl while Commonwealth Attorney Orie S Ware sought manslaughter. The two day trial drew a large crowd for the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Walker
Russell Street
Pete Dudley
Kenton
Appelgate
Stephens L. Blakely
Walker
Dudley
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth
Judge Read Announces Re election Bid
John B Read judge of the Kenton County Court announces his bid for re election. He is a popular Democrat in the county and one of the state s youngest jurists. He also presides over the Juvenile Court and chairs the Fiscal Court ex officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
John B. Read
Kenton County
John W. Middendorf
Democratic Party
Films Show Oxford Girls at Liberty Theater
Motion pictures depicting scenes from the Oxford outing hosted by Senator Ernst for Western College for Women students will be shown at the Liberty Theater for the remainder of this week and the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Girls
Ernst
The
Western College For Women At
Oxford
Liberty Theater
Covington Notes Reflect School Events and Local Developments
Coverage from Covington highlights Villa Madonna Academy commencement and outdoor student pageants The Kenton County outing for 200 orphans needs autos for transport Masses of details include a painting gift to John G Carlisle Junior High School a St Walburg Academy diploma list a civil suit about garages a will and changes to Dixie Highway Water Company capital stock and a divorce suit The district reports preliminary hearings for prohibition offenders and arrests tied to Newport cafe incidents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Villa Madonna Academy of
Kenton County
Zoo
Scott Streets
Harvey Myers
Joseph Pieper
Patrick Carroll
St. John’s
John R. Bullock
Covington Protestant Children’s Home
Frank Gorton
Wayfarer’s Rest
Daniel Boone
E. M. Reeder
Covington Y
Wesleyan Bible Class
Immanuel Methodist Episcopal Church
John G. Carlisle
Twelfth
Russell Streets
Jennie McKee
S. D. Rouse
A. C. Collins
St. Walburg Academy
East Twelfth Street
Cathedral Lyceum
Twelfth and
Madison Avenue
Academy
Mary Lee Snyder
Martha Moss
M. D. Willenbrink
Lucille Harms
Anna Marie Pilger
Gertrude Schultze
Theresa Ludwig
Elizabeth Meese
C. H. Shie
Bromley, Ky
William E
Mary F. Taylor
Joseph
Jewell
William E. Taylor
H. P. Taylor
Dixie Highway Water Company
John W. Middendorf
Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
Robert L. Crigler
Frances J. Hanlon
George L. Hill
Herbert Jackson
George E. Engel
Hester M. Barlow
Kenton
Harry M. Barlow
Edith May
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Oscar H. Roetken
Charles Stackhouse
John Sendlebach
Front
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Prohibition
Woods and Russell
Prohibition Camp Raids Near Bromley Prompt Bond For Suspects
Near Bromley a camp raid led to 100 bottles of beer seized. Frank Croft of Plum Street Cincinnati faced $500 bond for a July 9 hearing. George Radford of Cincinnati tied to a Bromley raid was held under $500 bond. A C Jones of Latonia cited May 9 was bound for the Federal Grand Jury at $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Frank Croft
Plum Street
Cincinnati
George Radford
Federal Grand Jury
A. C. Jones
Thirty-eighth
Winston Streets
Latonia
Latonia tragedy claims Burgess Laird in lake drowning
Burgess Laird a 35 year old Black cook at Latonia Race Track drowned while swimming in the center field lake. Police say cramps caused the drowning and firemen recovered his body after dragging the lake. Coroner Stephens reports letters in his pockets from women claiming to be his wives in Nashville and Dechard Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Burgess Laird
Stephens
Nashville
Dechard
Tenn
Local Residents and Addresses Listed in Decatur County Record
Names and residences appear for individuals including Kenneth Ringler of Xenia, Grace Stratton of Xenia, Elanore Williame of Columbus, Nettie Davenport, Leroy Duggins, Edith Keneany, Earl C. Ehrhandt, Josephine Jetterich, with locations tied to Decatur County Indiana and surrounding areas such as Indianapolis Cincinnati and Peoria. Some OCR fragments unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ringler
Xenia
Grace Stratton
Pvour Low
Columbus
Elanore Williame
Nettie Davenport
Leroy Duggins
Edith Keneany
Earl C. Ehrhandt
Josephine Jetterich
Decatur County
Ind
Indianapolis
Peoria
Eatonton
Cincinnati
Property Transfers in Covington Park Hills and Covington Lots
Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company and D Collins Lee and wife sell to Alice Russell Reynolds a lot in Park Hills subdivision for 4500 dollars. H A Brownfield and Norma M Brownfield sell to George and Lillian Conway a lot in Covington for 2500 dollars. Michael J Mohan and Kathryn Mohan sell to Earnest Adams and Julia Adams a lot in Covington for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company
D. Collins Lee
Alice Russell Reynolds
Park Hills Subdivision
H. A. Brownfield
Norma M. Brownfield
George
Lillian Conway
Covington
Michael J. Mohan
Kathryn Mohan
Earnest Adams
Julia Adams
Dr Rainey Receives Honorary Degree From Centre College
Cincinnati friends of Thomas Wallis Rainey associate editor of the Lexington Leader learned that Centre College in Danville Ky conferred the Doctor of Laws honorary degree on him Rainey formerly lived in Cincinnati twenty five years served as pastor at Madisonville and Newport churches and is a Centre College graduate now on the Lexington Leader staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Wallis Rainey
Lexington Leader
Lexington
Danville
Rainey
Centre College
Madisonville Presbyterian Church
Newport Presbyterian Church
Newport Presbyterian Church For A Like Length of Time. Dr. Rainey
Old Danville Seminary
Reichert Held For Second Indictment In Assault Case
County Prosecutor Bell stated Reichert, former Amalgamated Clothing Workers agent, plans to return for trial. Reichert, pardoned by the governor, faces a new assault-to-kill charge from 1922 involving nonunion workers during the clothing strike. Bond at 15,000 remains in place, with bondsmen ordered to surrender him on court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Donahey
Reichert
Abe Weisefeld
Richmond Street
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
Draper Opposes Trade School In Favor Of General Education
Walter A. Draper spoke at Ohio Mechanics Institute commencement urging trades belong in a dedicated institute rather than public schools. Diplomas were awarded to sixty nine students including two foreign graduates from Scotland and England in power laundry machinery. prize winners named with Maxwell and alumni honors, plus an Ohio Mechanics Institute Orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery Auditorium
Walter A. Draper
Draper
John T. Faig
James l. Johnston
Glasgow
Scotland
Herbert G. Redgate
Nottingham
England
Johnston
Faig
Maxel-Gyr
Walter H. Maxwell
Elmer Evans
H. Hilman Smith
Thomas Talley
Elizabeth Jenkins
Lawrence Kotter
Chatfield & Woods Company
Raymond Lange
Albert B. Meyer
Clarence Thoma
Elmer Matzke
Messrs
E. J. Carroll
G. H. West
H. W. Birchler
Ohio Mechanics Institute Orchestra
Fred R. Weiss
Reichert Family Situation Stirs Mt. Auburn Concerns
Neighbors report Mrs Reichert and the couple's two children have not lived at 1914 Pleasant Street for some time. They are believed to have moved to Mt Auburn. Mrs Reichert was unavailable for comment about recent contact with her husband since his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichert
Pleasant Street
Message of Good Will Caravan Reaches Southern Indiana Cities
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce motor caravan of 65 men in 25 cars carried a message of good will and mutual helpfulness through commerce and civic affairs to six Southern Indiana cities. Stops included Elizabethtown Lawrenceburg Aurora Dillsboro Versailles and Milan with civic leaders and business officials welcoming the visitors. The trip promoted a proposed Big Miami River bridge and featured speakers like Charles J. Nelson and W C Culkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Ind
Indiana
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Motor
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Brooksburg
Lamb
Carrollton
Ghent
Vevay
Florence
Warsaw
Rising Sun
Charles J. Nelson
Big Miami
Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
Chamber
Cliff Martin
Council
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Reds
William Licht
J. Harvey Phillips
Minogco Springs
E. C. Campbell
Man
Don Wirthwin
Frank JL
Hanselmann
Sizer
Sid Nathan
Jimmy Size
Fourth Street
Elizabethtown
Harry Sykes
Lawrenceburg
John McCullough
Spanagel
Ora Slater
Crim & Ryan Detective Agency
Libbert
C. B. Wilson
Aurora
Wyoming High School Grants Diplomas at 41st Commencement
Seventeen pupils of Wyoming High School received diplomas at the forty first annual commencement in the Wyoming Club hall. Diplomas were presented by William H. Scobie president of the Board of Education. The Rev John F Herget delivered the address. Prayers were offered by the Rev Charles E Stanton and a musical program was rendered by John Eversman Mrs H H A Beach Fred S Converse and grade school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming High School
Wyoming Club
William H. Scobie
Board of Education
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Charles E. Stanton
Wyoming Baptist Church
John Eversman
H. H. A. Beach
Fred S. Converse
Nelson Francis Bond
Myra Norwood Bray
Theo Catherine Burge
John Alvin Carr
Jacob Carroll Christopher
Marjorie Dunn
Helen A. Gardner
Conan Doyle Gibson
Elizabeth Fisher Hibbs
Forest Leonard Miller
George Thomas Morrison, Jr
Samuel Arthur Morrison
May Irene Riggle
James W. Scobie
Essie Mae Spillers
Ollie Roy Stone
Errostine Walker
Alumni Banquet Celebrates Medical College Graduates
Alumni of the Medical College of the University of Cincinnati will hold their annual commencement week banquet at the Gibson tonight. About 150 to 200 alumni from the 1925 class are invited to attend and hear a program of speeches with Dr. Charles A. L. Reed and Dr. A. C. Bachmeyer among the speakers chaired by Dr. Louis Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College of the University of Cincinnati
Gibson
Daniel Davies
Alumni Association of the Medical College
Louis Schwab
Charles A. L. Reed
American Medical Association
A. C. Bachmeyer
Fire Destroys Part of Cincinnati Mill Supply Plant
Flames from the Cincinnati Mill Supply Company at 1430 State avenue damaged the brick two and a half story building, with losses estimated at 50000. Firemen traced the blaze to waste paper and tags, as crowds watched from nearby tracks and viaducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Mill Supply Company
State Avenue
William Brewer
Gest. Street
Bart Connolly
Barney Houston
Kane
Weatherly
Liberty Street
Houston
Nathan Leschner
Philip Carey Company
Standard Oil Company
Barber fined for reckless driving after crash into pole
James R. Coleman a 55 year old barber of 1128 Broadway was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after his car struck a pole at Columbia avenue and Torrence road. Two ribs were broken and the original charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated was reduced. Albert Sanders accompanying Coleman was fined 5 dollars and costs after admitting wine consumption. Judge Bell also fined Edward Grathwohl 25 dollars for exhaust whistle use, taxi driver Carl H. Long 25 dollars for cruising, Ralph Marshall 25 dollars for speeding, James Butler 10 dollars for cutting through traffic, and David C. Schilland 5 dollars for failing to register a citation tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Coleman
Broadway
Bell
Columbia Avenue
Torrence
Coleman
General Hospital
Albert Sanders
Edward Grathwohl
Fredonia Avenue
Carl H. Long
Sycamore Street
Ralph Marshall
Dane Street
Peebles Corner
James Butler
Danner Avenue
David C. Schilland
Palace Hotel
Charter Group files petition for nine council candidates
Edward F. Alexander and Guy Mallon of the City Charter Committee filed petitions with the Board of Elections for nine candidates under the city manager form. Each petition exceeded the 700-signature threshold. Names include Tyler Field Murray Seasongood William J Higgins Julius Luschinger Judge Stanley Matthews Judge Edward T Dixon Charles O Rose Cecil H Gamble and Miss Mary L Hicks. There is debate within the Republican Central Committee over endorsing nine or five candidates with potential names cited for possible endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Charter
Board of Elections
Edward F. Alexander
Guy Mallon
City Charter Committee
Tyler Field
Murray Seasongood
William J. Higgins
Julius Luschinger
Stanley Matthews
Edward T. Dixon
Charles O. Rose
Cecil
Adolf Kummer
Central Labor Council
Fred Schneller
Samuel I. Lipp
Robert Schmitt
Edwin Kellogg
Doctors to Address University Meeting Topics Set
Dr. John Schoonover dean of the Medical College and hospital director introduces the 1925 class president Dr. Mark Millikin of Hamilton Ohio and board member Herbert French. Dr. Reed selects Idealism in Modern University Life with Millikin to discuss Anarchy in Medicine others unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College
General Hospital
John Schoonover
The
Mark Millikin
Hamilton, O
Herbert French
University
Reed
Dr. Millikin
Final Commencement Rehearsals Held By Six High Schools
Final rehearsals for six Cincinnati high schools were announced by Assistant Superintendent Charles Otterman and E T Gold. Joint ceremonies at Music Hall feature Hughes Walnut Hills and Woodward, with Withrow, East Night and West Night following tomorrow. Diplomas will be distributed by Acting Superintendent Edward D Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Otterman
E. T. Gold
Hughes
Woodward
Walnut Hills
Music Hall
Withrow High School
Charles M. Merry
George E. Davis
Arthur QO. Jones
David Phillipson
John B. Hollister
Union Board of High Schools
Edward D. Roberts
Victor Rosenweig
Arditi
The
Brahms
Edward W. Merkel
Luigini
Roger B. Baxter
America
C. E. Schenk
Cincinnati Training School
Charles Otterman
E. D. Lyon
East Night
West Night
G. F. Franz
West Night High
Albert Schwartz
East Night High
Clarence T. Craig
Clifton Methodist Church
Samuel Aci
Board of Education
Alice Jacober
Bliss
West Night High School Glee Club
Leo C. Trageser
Mendelssohn
East Night High School
Katherine A. Stahler
Granada
Heuno
West Night High School
Eugene Shrand
Roeckel
East Night High School Glee Club
P. E. Lyon
R. A. Lyon
Randall J. Condon
Scouts Honor Miss Reeve Dinner Honors Cincinnati Leader
A testimonial dinner for Miss Agnes M. Reeve former director of the Girl Scouts in Cincinnati was held at the Arms with hostesses from the Leaders Association of the Girl Scouts of Hamilton County Miss Reeve recently resigned to take up literary work with her father James Knapp Reeve Miss Mary Drucker president of the Girl Scout Leaders presented her with a brief case and fountain pen as tokens from her coworkers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Reeve
Girl Scouts
Cincinnati
Leaders’ Association of the
Girl Scouts of
Hamilton County
Reeve
James Knapp Reeve
Mary Drucker
Girl Scout Leaders
Miss Reeve
Art Academy Summer Term Classes for Children
The Art Academy of Cincinnati offers a summer term from June 15 to August 8, 1925. Classes include drawing painting modeling wood carving color design and drawing for little children at Eden Park Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Ten College Club
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
City of
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, Inc
MR . Bang
DR. Rainey
Clothing Workers’, Union
Mator
Charles K. Swafford
Commercial Tribune
Charter Group
ART Academy
Main St. Consolidated Boat Store
Marshall, Mich
Adam, N
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Natural Bridge
Clay City
Sale City
Dixie Terminal
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Dierflag
Lakeview Subdivision
Michigan Subdivision Association
Detroit
Mich
Beok Bldg
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