Diplomas Awarded by Conservatory in Cincinnati Hall
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music held graduation exercises at Conservatory Hall Mt. Auburn with Rev Charles Frederic Goss delivering the invocation and the address The Major and Minor Chords of Life Diploma recipients included Florence Anna Teal Alma Newton Anderson Ludolf Arens Chalmers Dancy Clifton Lowela Hanlin Ethel Glenn Hier Margaret Sweeny Emma Leonora Manning Iva D Moore Martin Read Jr Alma Schneidler Lily Lee Smith Adrienne Dorothy Wallace and Mrs Ora M Reams also among those receiving teachers certificates and public school music certification.
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Conservatory Hall
Mt. Auburn
Charles Frederic Goss
Florence Teal
Mary Fletcher Gray
Mr. Goss
Florence Anna Teal
Cincinnati
Alma Newton Anderson
St. Joseph
Ludolf Arens
Mainz
Germany
Chalmers Dancy Clifton
Jackson
Miss
Lowela Hanlin
Cullman
Ala
Ethel Glenn Hier
Madisonville
Margaret Sweeny
Fernbank
Emma Leonora Manning
Iva D. Moore
Martin Read
Will Marry If Father Consents
James M Blake a 30 year old Huntington West Virginia businessman and Nora Roberson a 24 year old from Pikeville Kentucky plan to marry this morning at 122 Garfield Place if Judge J M Roberson provides consent by wire The couple secured a license and await Judge Roberson's favorable reply They stay at the Gibson House and Garfield Place respectively Miss Roberson is a trained musician and Cincinnati Conservatory graduate along with her sister
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Huntington
W. Va
Nora Roberson
Pikesville
Friends
Garfield Place
J. M. Roberson
Pikeville Country
Judge Roberson
Kentucky
Blake
Gibson House
Miss Roberson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
City Solicitor Ballard Near Death After Appendicitis Surgery
Friends report City Solicitor Ballard in critical condition after an appendicitis operation at Seton Hospital. He showed little improvement over two days with sinking spells, prompting fears for his life as physicians monitor his status.
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Seton Hospital
Carthage Motorman Dies After Stroke During Glendale Ride
Lovfis Metz, 45, a Carthage motorman with more than twenty years service at the Traction Company, suffered a paralytic stroke while driving a Glendale car downhill near the Zoo on Thursday afternoon and died at 5 p.m. yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Carthage
Glendale
Zoo
The
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Replevin Fight Over Wiborg Horse Deal Ends in Dispute
The case Iles A Miller vs Mary Hoyt Wiborg centers on a sorrel hunter and jumper sold for 500 dollars with 350 paid in cash and 150 due on a carriage horse. Miller alleges the bank stopped payment on the 350 note and Wiborg sought to cancel the deal, prompting a search by Constable Ben Tebbe at the Clifton avenue stables.
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Court of Justice
Muller
Iles A. Miller
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W. W. Symmes
Miller
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Mary Hoyt
Wiborg
Earl
Clifton
Orphans to Have Autos for a Day in Cincinnati Parade
Fifty auto owners have offered rides for the Colored Orphans' Asylum children as organizers plan an all day outing on June 17. Chairman Val Duttenhofer Jr. expects about 100 volunteers to haul every eligible child, with colored chauffeurs preferred and a parade through Race Ninth and Plum to Eden Park for a day of free entertainment and luncheon.
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Colored Orphans’ Asylum
Duttenhofer
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
American Automobile Association
United States
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Otto Armleder
Automobile Club
Markbreit
Millikin
Burnet Woods
Chester Park
I. Martin
Cincinnati Metal Trades Aims to Celebrate Employment Day
The Cincinnati branch of the Metal Trades Association pledged to push re employment day on July 1 at a Chester Park clubhouse dinner. Frank Wiborg urged gratitude and optimism while C A Hinsch promoted the bank merger name Fifth Third and explained bank stringency. Thomas P. Egan lauded Cincinnati as a leading machine town with many world exposition prizes.
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Chester Park
Wiborg
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New York
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinna
Egan
Van Gorder Challenging for Ohio Division Commander
Portsmouth candidate John J. Van Gorder pushes for the Division Commander post of the Sons of Veterans of Ohio during the Lima encampment. Endorsed by his camp and Southern Ohio delegates, he faces R. J. Williams of Columbus with election set for next Thursday.
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John J. van Gorder
Portsmouth
Sons of Veterans of Ohio
Lima
van Gorder
Ohio
Cincinnati
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Columbus
Movement route and post-event return plan noted
Details describe a parse of a walking route from Pack avenue north on Park avenue to McMillan street west to May street south to Oak street west to Highland avenue north to University avenue west to Burnet Woods then return by car after a luncheon and band concert at Burnet Woods with children re-entering cars for Chester Park via Mitchell avenue through Avondale.
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McMillan Street
May Street
Oak Street
Highland Avenue
University Avenue
Burnet Woods
Chester Park
Mitchell Avenue
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