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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
10
A concise sale notice outlines a reduction of one third on goods located at West Fourth Street at the Vine and Race corner. The listing highlights reduced prices and available inventory for a limited time.
Avondale Improvement association plans a July 3 dedication of Woodward park donated by J C Noyes. The event features afternoon games, evening procession, flag raising, band concert, speeches and fireworks with free refreshments and illuminated grounds. Committee members oversee fireworks, flag raising, refreshments, finance, publicity. The 20 acre park near East Rockdale Ave includes baseball, tennis, and a hilltop forest, with 15 acres gifted by Noyes and 5 leased from L N railroad. city funds of about 10000 supported improvements. Residents urged to attend.
At the Lyric theater last evening the Cincinnati School of Expression held its graduation exercises before a full house. Three scenes were performed with skill, including Cherry Blossoms, Ingomar, and The Sunken Bell. The Lyric quartette supplied refined ensemble numbers and Judge Bromwell closed with remarks praising nature and art.
Memorial committee finalized plans for the Eastern Star services at Trinity M E Church on Sunday June 27 at 2 30 P M The program mirrors last year's format with religious services hymnal singing and two speakers Rev Hugo Eisenlohr and Rabbi Jacob Mielziner The committee includes Mrs Carrie Beigel Mrs Orra Jacock Mrs Mary Sauer Mrs Lizzie Hawkins Mrs Seig rest Mrs Tedesche Mrs Jennie Moore and Miss Sophie Lothes.
William Dearness of Westwood told the Presbyterian Ministers Association that the Song of Solomon is a historical drama not written by Solomon. The proposed cast includes Solomon, a Shulamite girl, her lover, her parents, a court chamberlain and a chorus. The plot centers on Solomon’s pursuit of the girl and her ransom by her father. The talk drew discussion and may be continued at an all day ministers meeting.
The Science club at Munro hotel closed its year with talks by Rev. Frank Nelson and Dr. C. M. Ustick. Musical solos by Miss Glenora Zink and Miss Bessie Franklin accompanied discussions stressing honesty paired with imagination and brain power as keys to success.
The Advertisers' club noon luncheon at the Hotel Munro will rally both old and new members. Guests of honor include Smith B. Queal departing The Freie Presse for The Woman's Home Companion, and W. W. Pierce new to the local advertising scene.
The Tri state Dairy association executive committee met secretly at the Dennison hotel to plan actions against Cincinnati health rules and milk pricing. City depots begin selling five cent pint portions of pure certified milk to mothers with infants, as officials urge widespread use to prevent summer diseases.
More than twenty four Cincinnati railroad executives and newspaper representatives depart Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Station at 7 a m on June 30 for a second annual inspection of Queen City terminals. Under the General Yard Masters' association leadership the group will visit Riverside Latonia Undercliff yard Water and Vine Ludlow and Brighton before returning to Grand Central at 3 37 p m. Participating roads include L N and West Jersey L F Meyer J Sharkey J P et Cepatesn are Gresieee and Ral Cree ar eed on CLAY mC ae to J Lanigan New York Central lines T Reilly J Hackett G J Ross J D Bell C N O T P J S King J J Davis F W Penderghast C O T J Connors W J Neale C SEO e Dia R Br Fitzpatrick 3 T7J Bovvns James W Paul N W W Payne C L N C U D company F Sylvester F E McGee A d Dugan J H Birds al
Harry L. Manss takes four city hall reporters on an automobile ride through Indiana. The trip ends safely with tales of speed, sunburn, wind, and country food as the group enjoys a day of lighthearted adventure and local scenery.
Several residents were injured in recent mishaps. Albert Milet, 2, of 717 West Fifth, knocked down by an express wagon near home. taken to city hospital. Michael Tirschbaum, 75, of 776 West Fifth, fell on Sixth and Plum, nose cut, chin cut, treated at city hospital. Jacob Grossman, 5, of 1426 Providence, bitten by a small dog. wound cauterized at city hospital. James Burns, 59, of 409 Union, fell into a cellar hole at 1331 John, badly bruised. hospitalized. Elmer Flach, 21, sought relief for a swollen lip after insect bite. treated at city hospital.
Dr. Luther T. Townsend, Boston University homiletics professor, denounces Browne and Mitchell as destructive higher critics. Rev. Elbert Thomas calls Townsend’s speech coarse and undignified, while Rev. Oliver's resolution preserves calm as the session adjourns.
The State Bar Association will hold its annual meeting and outing at Put-in-Bay from July 6 to 8. C O Hunter from Columbus will call the session to order at 2 pm on Tuesday July 6. Governor Harmon will address the gathering and a mock trial will be conducted by party ladies with Mrs. Lewis C. Laylin as judge.
Patrick Gleason street inspector was discharged from the engineering department after shooting at Conductor Emsick on a street car at Eastern avenue and Linwood avenue. Cora McHugh named ward maid at City Hospital. Bethesda Hospital cites Lafayette avenue oiling causing pond drainage and water issues. Scarlet Oak avenue protests rise. Residents complain sidewalk danger at 1664 Queen City avenue. Work Realty seeks refund for water mains on Epworth avenue. Price Hill residents petition to repair Garfield and Price avenues.
A Democratic general meeting led by Governor Judson Harmon will be held Friday night at the Grand hotel. The advisory board of the Democratic executive committee organized the session to explain the new primary law operative in the fall election. Primary dates: Sept 7 with Aug 18 filing for petitions.
A tentative settlement in the Keck Manufacturing and Duhme Jewelry cases was stalled by a heated clash between Oscar Keck and Luebberti at Bankruptcy Referee Charlies T. Greve’s office. Attorneys for Keck, Duhme, Eastern creditors, and the Keck family argued over a $7,000 loan’s priority. The hearing will continue today to decide if the loan is a preferred claim or a general one pro rata with others, with optimism for an adjustment.
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