Denver Club Wins Tom Morris Memorial Trophy Debut
The Denver Country Club posted 16 under par to lead the first Tom Morris memorial trophy event by the Western Golf Association on its links in Chicago. Annandale Country Club Pasadena followed at 17 under, with Inverness Toledo 22 under and several others listed among strong performers amid par 75 and 6132 yards.
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Chicago
Denver Country Club
Denver
Col
Western Golf Association
Annandale Country Club
Pasadena
Cal
Inverness Club
Toledo
Harold Webern
Memphis
R. F. McCracken
Walter Fairbanks
A. C. Travis
M. W. Gant
F. W. McCartney
D. B. Ellis
W. B. Morrison
J. R. Léemist
Country Club
Los Angeles
Onwentsia Club
Lake Forest
Ill
Omaha
Arlington Country Club
Columbus
Skokie Country Club
Beverly Country Club
Riverside Country Club
Golf Club
Detroit
Midlothia Country Club
Tom Morris
Peter Dawson
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Andrews
Chandler Egan
Warren K. Wood
Kenneth Edwards
Paul Hunter
Mason Phelps
Albert Seckel
Jackson Park
Glen View
Lagrange
Calumet
Westward Ho
South Shore
Wheaton
Windsor
Hinsdale
Edgewater
Homewood
Irving Whee
Fort Mitchell club carded 129 in Tom Morris Memorial match
Fort Mitchell Country Club golf team posted 129 in the Tom Morris Memorial at Fort Mitchell rinks amid rough conditions with uncut grass. Scores list players by name, many obscured in OCR, including a 16 down, 18 down, and 17 down rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mitchell Country Club
Tom Morris
Fort Mitchell
New York Hotel Golf Roof Closed After Damage Suits
The Wolcott Hotel abandoned its six hole roof golf course after repeated damage claims. A golf ball shattered an art gallery skylight, the owner threatening heavy damages for a painting before the links were shut down.
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New York
Wolcott
Field meet at Carthage fairgrounds draws top Turners
Classy field gathers for Turnfest at Carthage fair grounds Saturday afternoon. Local athletes train weeks to meet Turners and college men. Notables include Armoury O Connell of Pennsylvania, Norman Ebersole of Cornell, Fred Holder of the Gyms, Hum mer of Dayton Turners, Tischler of Celts Ass., and R H Allen of Boston Technical School in the 100 yard dash.
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Ebersole
Cornell
Lowell Draper
Ahern
Hitzler
H. A. Knauss
Miami Uiversity
R. C. Hamilton
Marion
A. C
Indianapolis
Harry Poole
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lou Buhrman
Fred Lott
Fred McMinn
Christ Church A. C
Government Square
Turn Vereins
Carthage Fair Grounds
Armoury O’connel
Pennsylvania
Norman Ebersole
Cornell University
Fred Holder
Hummer
Dayton, O
Turners
Tischler
Celts
As.f
R. H. Allen
Boston Technical School
Monsen and Stutz In Thrilling Crown Point Practice Race
Monsen and Stutz in two Marion automobiles race on the Crown Point Lowell course. A rear axle bend injures a crew member but no one is hurt. Englebrecht on a Stoddard Dayton clocks 23 30 best lap while Strang on a Buick and Florida on a Locomobile post fast times as electric timing debuts on the final mile.
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Crown Point
Ind
Monsen
Stutz
Marion
Vanderbilt
Crown Point-Lowell
Grand Stand
R. Tinkler
A. Englebrecht
Strang
Florida
Lytle
Apperson
Terre Haute Triumphs Over South Bend 8 to 1 in Central League
South Bend failed to solve pitcher Schrieber as Terre Haute dominated with an 8 to 1 win. The game featured strong Terre Haute offense with early leads and backed by batteries Lindsay Mertin Wells and Tieman. Schrieber and Goes struggled on the mound for South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
South Bend
Ind
Schrieber
Av. Ka. Se
Lindsay
Fort Wayne Defeats Wheeling 5–1 to Close Series
Fort Wayne baited Clyde freely and won the final game of the series 5 to 1. The battery featured Hammond and Clark for Fort Wayne with Clyde and Stratton catching for Wheeling. final score reflected Fort Wayne’s run output in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Ind
Clyde
R.h-E
Hammond and Clark
Clyde and Stratton
Zanesville Tops Grand Rapids 1-0 in Series
In Grand Rapids on June 16 Kenworthy again shutout Grand Rapids as Zanesville won 1 to 0. The game featured batteries Brown and Bailey for Zanesville and Kenworthy and Folmes for Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kenworthy
Aera Grand Rapids
GAO
Otteses
Brown and Bailey
Folmes
Dayton narrows win despite wild play in 4 to 3 game
Dayton edged Evansville 4 to 3 as Crystall struggled with poor support while Balenti of Carlisle Indian played center field for Dayton. Batteries credited to Crystall and Cady, Golden and Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Golden
Crystall
Balenti
Evaneville
Worior Ty
Toronto dominates Jersey City in first game
In Jersey City the Toronto nine defeated Jersey City 65 to 8 in the opener. A 7 to 3 Toronto win followed in the second game as Jersey City fell again.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Batter Details From Regional Scores
At Wichitra Wichita five Denver four Batteries Shaner and Weaver Wasson and Thompson At Lincoln Des Moines seven zero Batteries Stanley Miller and Kerner McCafferty and Mason At Omaha Sioux City eleven three Batteries Freeman and Towne Lower Johns and Gonding At Topeka Topeka sixteen Pueblo five Batteries Wright and Kerns Swift and Jehl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitra
Wichita
Denver
Shaner and Weaver
Wasson and Thompson
Lincoln
Des Moines
Stanley
Miller and Kerner
McCafferty
Mason
Omaha
Sioux City
Freeman
Towne
Lower
Johns
Gonding
Topeka
Pueblo
Wright and
Kerns
Swift
Jehl
Soccer scores from mobile and memphis fixtures
Results list three matches with teams Birmingham Memphis Nashville and Little Rock facing Birmingham 1 Memphis 2 scored Memphis 3 Nashville 1 and Little Rock 1 Atlanta 3 with Little Rock losing on the road and Birmingham and Memphis securing wins at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Littl Rock
Atlanta
Little Rock
All Round Athlete Lowers His Own Record at Kennywood Park
Martin J. Sheridan, world champion all round athlete, representing the Irish American Athletic Club, set a new mark in the standing hop and skip with a 32 feet 6 1/4 inch jump at Kennywood Park Pittsburg on June 16. He also threw the discus free style 140 feet 6 inches despite a uphill start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennywood Park
Pittsburg
Martin J. Sheridan
Ford Cars Lead In Ocean-To- Ocean Auto Race
Ford cars in the lead as the ocean-to-ocean auto race reached Rock Springs Wyoming where both entries arrived at 10:44 this morning and departed for the West at 12:30 p m Car No 2 was sidelined nine hours after breaking a wheel near Rawlins yesterday Shawmut reached Rock Springs at 12:05 p m
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Rock _Springs
Rock Springs
Wyo
West
Rawlins
Chester park Turnfest week bill stars Ishikawa troupe
Booking Agent William Morris secures a Chester park Turnfest lineup headlined by the Ishikawa troupe of royal Japanese equilibrists deemed the world’s greatest. Also featured are Misses Liane and Evelyn Du Faye The Musical Maids jugglers Manning and Ford, and other big acts. The Lagoon hosts The Hustler musical farce next week with Don McFidden, Anna Dante, Anheuser Busch, and a starry supporting cast. The production promises elaborate scenic effects and a larger scale than prior Lagoon shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Martin
Chester Park
Ishikawa
Liane
Evelyn du Faye
Manning and
Ford
Lagoon
Scott Marble
New York
Lagoon Theater
Don McFidden
Anna Dante
Anheuser Busch
Througout
Don
the Lagoon
B. F. Forbes
Frank Golden
Happy
Cincinnati
Marie Barry
McFadden
Adele Leonard
Bradley Martin
Edith Fabbrini
Florence Bennet
Gil Robinson Ends Visit Abruptly Amid Ill Wife
Gil Robinson left for New York yesterday after a week or ten days visiting his brother Governor John Robinson. Mrs. Robinson Emma Lake the famed rider remains largely invalid, and a telegram urging his early return prompted Gil to leave earlier than planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Robinson
John ‘Robinson
New York
Coney Island Exposition Draws Cincinnati Grocers Leaders
The Retail Grocers association of Cincinnati and vicinity plans a day at Coney Island with more than thirty contests. Many city firms will exhibit. members donate prizes. Vice Mayor Galvin will attend. Regular steamers run from Broadway with extra trips after dark. Dancing and a festive outing are promised.
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Coney Island
Cincinnati
the Grove
Galvin
Broadway
Pony Circus at Coney Island Free Shows Next Week
Rice's Dog Pony and Monkey circus arrives at Coney Island Sunday morning for the first free show. All performances will be free Sunday and on subsequent days. The bill includes Pete Baker, Mr Baker, Helen Waters, the Three Huegel Brothers, the Five Musical Marines, and Smittie's band with afternoon and evening concerts.
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Coney
Coney Island
Rice
Pete Baker
Baker
Helen Waters
Huegel Brothers
Smittie
Avill
Operatic Programme at the Zoo Featuring Bohumir Kryl
Bohumir Kryl and his band present grand opera selections at the Zoo tonight with eight soloists and instrumental and vocal support. Friday’s program includes Bohemian and Wagner works. Saturday features a popular character concert, as Harmon banquet with fireworks will be held, and the Cincinnati Paint Club will banquet at the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Bohumir Kryl
Kryl
Harmon
Garden
Cincinnati
Raven Cody Fatally Shoots Girl in London Cable Ad
A London cable reported Raven Cody, claiming to be the son of "Suffato Bill," fatally shot Alice Seymour, who appeared with him in a sketch titled The Cowboy Gentlemen. The incident occurred during a Berkshire appearance after a performance, with one version calling it accidental.
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Cody
Seymour
Raven Cody
Bill
Alice Seymour
Newb * Food
Berkshire
Evanston Catholic School Children Visit Coney Island
Catholic school children from Evanston spent the day at Coney Island led by their church priests. They toured every concession on the grounds and returned home aboard the Island Queen as a very happy group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Coney Island
New Thought Society Reports Growth at Halfyear Meeting
The New Thought society in Its temple on McMillan street held a semi annual meeting last night. Reports described strong finances and many new members joining the cult with year over year progress. Dr Tyner led an informative address on Business and Its Possibilities after formal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thought Society
McMillan Street
Tyner
Colleagues Honor Raschig Memory at School Leaders Meeting
Resolutions lauding Prof Herman Raschig's forty two years in Cincinnati education were approved by the School Principals Association. Remarks by leaders, a memorial plan for September, and funeral attendance details followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Principals’ Association
Herman Henry Raschig
Louis Rothenburg
George F. Braun
E. W. Coy
H. H. Fick
J. B. Schiedmantle
George Sands
Louis M. Schiel
C. J. O'Donnell
Dyer
J. P. Cummins
Louis ‘Rothenburg
Aiken
Cummins
Schiedmantle
Braun
Schiel
Sands
Dr. Fick
Association
Cincinnati Woman Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Institute
Raschig
Funeral for Mrs. Emma G Pendleton at Pendleton home
Dr. Robert Watson of the Church of the Covenant led the funeral services yesterday afternoon at 422 East Fourth Street. Pallbearers included her sons Elliott H Pendleton and Nathaniel Pendleton and grandsons Ambrose Elliott John and Nathaniel White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watson
Church of the Covenant
Emma G. Pendleton
Pendleton
East Fourth Street
Elliott H
Nathaniel G Pendleton
Ambrose
Elliott
John
Nathaniel White
Funeral services for Isaac Burton Resor held at residence
Funeral services for Isaac Burton Resor were held yesterday morning at 429 Resor Avenue Clifton. Rev. F L Fiubaugh of Calvary Episcopal Church officiated. Pallbearers were A C Meade Stephen Burton William Lorwood Captain E O Hurd Frank Lawson and Frank Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Burton Resor
Resor Avenue
Clifton
F. L. Fiichbaugh
Calvary Episcopal Church
A. C. Meade
Stephen Burton
William Lorwood
E. O. Hurd
Frank Lawson
Frank Jones
Death of William Adams Reported in Western States
Word reached Cincinnati of the death of William Adams formerly of Cincinnati and a member of the Elks. He owned the Adams Transfer company, but sold out years ago and settled in the West.
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Cincinnati
William Adams
The
Elks
Adams Transfer Company
West
Funeral for T P Scott Leads Maplewood Lumber Family
Thomas L Pogue Ed Kelly Anthony Dinlay and William J McDevitt to serve as pallbearers at the funeral of T P Scott prominent lumber dealer of Maplewood and McCormick place Mount Auburn. Services set for tomorrow morning at 8 30 in the Church of the Holy Name Mount Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Pogue
Ed Kelly
Anthony Dinlay
William J. McDevitt
T. P. Scott
Maplewood
McCormick Place
Mount Auburn
Church of the Holy Name
Death of Norwood High Student Girard Winkleman
Friends and schoolmates mourn the death of 19 year old Girard Winkleman of Norwood who died in Radium Springs Oregon Tuesday after moving west for health. He lived at 4916 Pine Street Norwood with his parents until several months ago. His father, employed in a foundry, has gone for the body. The funeral is set for Friday at 1:30 PM at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Winkleman
Norwood High School
Radium Springs
Ore
Winkleman
Pine Street
Norwood
Dence
Covington Latonia Annexation Stalled by Clerk Refusal
Latonia records access blocked as City Clerk F M Pope rules Covington lacks authority to audit another municipality. Annexation supporters failed to pass the ordinance declaring Latonia part of Covington and assign wards, delaying the process and possibly delaying Latonia’s voters in the next election.
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Latonia
Covington
F. M. Pope
F. E. Webner & Co
Cincinnati
Pope
Board of Council of the
Busse
Webner & Co
Covington Council
Local Obituaries and Civic Notes From Covington Area
Obituary notices report Mrs. Amny Eckman daughter of Deputy County Clerk James Blick died at 20 Greenup Street alongside details of Henry Liphat 43 dying in C O hospital Clifton Forge. Civic items note Covington Elks planning a Sunday picnic at Weisen berger garden and transport via Letonia line, Covington fire department responded to a blaze on East Seventeenth Street, Bert Reusch received a cut glass water service from Standard Oil colleagues prior to his Monday wedding to Cecilia Evans in Cincinnati. Also covered are graduation exercises at the Colored High School in Covington and clerical changes in the diocese including assignments for Rev William O Hanre to St Marys Cathedral and others.
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Amny Eckman
E. H. Eckman
James C. Blick
Greenup Street
Addison
H. K. Brownfield
Henry Liphat
Sixteenth Street
Jefferson Avenue
Clifton Forge
Covington Lodge of Elks
8Sandard Oil
Revseh
St. Edward's Church
Cincinnati
Cecilia Evans
Clark Street
Clergy Resignations Linked to Lexington Area Moves
The Rev J D Bendeb resigns as pastor of Immanuel Baptist in Twentieth and Greenup streets and may leave July 15. Meanwhile talks proceed on a new Cincinnati Louisville Lexington and Maysville traction line with a meeting set in Independence to discuss a Kenton county route and possible Covington entry via Walton and Independence.
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Liam Punch
Richmond
St. Peter's Lexington
L. de Waegenaere
West Covington
St. Paul's
Lexington
W B Ryan
Winchester
T. Cooney
J.?. Béndeb
Immanuel Baptist Church
Twentieth and
Greenup Streets
Dragons
Cincinnati, Louisville, Lexington & Maysville Traction
Independence
Kenton County
Covington
Walton
Politicians Ernsts Guests at Crystal Lake Home
A social gathering at R. P. Ernst's Crystal Lake country home drew Mayor Shain of Lexington Senator Combs Representative Billy Kliair L. W. Arnett Deputy Circuit Court Clerk Thomas Harris and other Kenton political figures. Attendees said the event was purely social with no political discussion despite many being Democrats active in party councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shain
Lexington
Combs
Fayette County
Billy Kliair
L. W. Arnett
Covington
Thomas Harris
Craig
Shepard
Henry Schuler
Kenton County
R. P. Ernst
Crystal Lake
Kentucky Central Railroad
Arnett Wins Nomination by 11 Votes in Kenton County
Louis Wagner Arnett is declared winner for the state senate nomination by 11 votes after an official recount by the Kenton county Democratic executive committee. He will receive his certificate of nomination tomorrow. No action has been taken on a recount demand from defeated coroner candidate Dr. James Rufe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wagner Arnett
Kenton County
Democratic Executive Committee
James Rufe
Kenton Court Notes Overview of Local Civil Proceedings
John Ferris sues George Bockel in Kenton circuit court for 122.50 for race horse care and training. Master commissioner ordered to pay contractor Robert Harris 700 in Harry Combe vs Waring. Jury in Norris vs Eby deadlocks and to resume deliberations. Charles D. Kershaw estate goes to widow executrix. Juvenile court to hear cases on Saturdays per H P Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferris
George Bockel
Kenton
Byrne
Read
Harbeson
Robert Harris
Harry Combe
R. C. Waring
J H. Norris
P. C. Eby
Charles D. Kershaw
H. P. Stephens
Covington
Theodore Kraut
Land Transfers and Property Listings In Covington Area
A Master Commissioner action records transfers including Polk Street parcels and Mile Point properties. Notable deeds involve M. Fogarty to Percival on 50 by 200 feet on Pike Street, Kessling to Keesling on Lexington Pike, and Ludlow Highway Street lot transfers. Additional entries include South Erlanger plots and a Nine and Pike streets lot sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauriti Patras Eis En Cite
Jean
J. N. Middendorf
Ninth and
Pike Streets
Erlanger
Bernard
Anna Lemker
Bernard G. H
Elizabeth Kuhlman
Mary Groenefeld
Newport Soldier and Bride Will Go to the Orient
Elizabeth Herrmann of Dayton Kentucky will wed Charles Lober an internal recorder in the U S Army. They plan to sail from San Francisco to China tomorrow after a brief wedding. The bridegroom recently received a promotion and assignment to duty in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herrmann
Dayton
Charles Lober
United States Army
China
Ony
San Francisco
Orient
Newport High School Alumni Banquet Planned at Inverness Club
The Newport High School graduating class, to receive diplomas tonight at Park Avenue School auditorium, will attend a banquet and reception tomorrow night at Inverness Country Club quarters east of Newport. Judge B. W. Fanartoe and Miss will deliver the address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue School
Inverness ~ Country Club
Newport
BW. Fanartoe
Newport Water Board to Buy Cleaning Machines
Newport board of waterworks commissioners held a special meeting last night to authorize purchase of cleaning equipment to clear water mains in Saratoga Street area. crews found pipes severely coated with sediment reducing passage to two to three inches in places, indicating poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Waterworks Commissioners
Oeeres Aan
Saratoga Street
Rain Water for Constipation Treatment
A short medical note from The American Journal of Medicine prescribes castor salt tablets and rain water to relieve constipation. The method involves taking a tasteless tablet at night and in the morning, then increasing to two full glasses of water before bed and before breakfast to improve bowels and skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Journal of Medicine
Elks Joke Delivers Bride and Groom at Springfield
A traveling couple were surprised when Chief O'Brien and an Elks member boarded the train in Springfield and produced a fake warrant. The would-be arrest was revealed as a joke when a local Elks delegation arrived with a telegram show of support and a bouquet for the new bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
O’brien
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Root
The
Springfield Elks
Indictments Returnable After Campbell County Grand Jury
The Campbell county grand jury seated in Newport for ten days returned twenty six bills with twelve charges against Charles Mc Intosh for obtaining money under false pretenses. Two indictments allege wilful murder for John H. DeMoss and Harry J. Donnelly. Other cases include Robert C. Atkins alias Williams on robbery counts, August Pfeffermann for breaking and receiving, William Peters for forcery, Stella Black grand larceny, Goward Vickery petit larceny, Thomas Wilson robbery, Harry P. Brown failure to provide, John alias Blink Oder grand larceny with a $1000 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Newport
Yungblut
Charles McIntosh
Amalgamated
John H. DeMoss
Harry J. Donnelly
Robert C. Atkins
Alias Williams
August Pfeffermann
William Peters
Stella Black
Goward Vickery
Clifton Anticrust Club Formed by Clifton Residents
An enthusiastic meeting of Clifton district residents last night formed the Clifton Anticrust club. William Wolftang presided and was chosen secretary, while Robert Snow became treasurer. Plans discussed include improving Alexandria pike and district streets and using tarula to reduce dust. Cincinnati automobile clubs offered liberal subscriptions to abate the dust nuisance on the pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Newport
Wolftang
Residents Named in Kentucky Area
Names and residences listed include F. C. Bauser Covington. von Eilian M Brown Newport Ky. John E. Freidhof tae Ky. Margareta Boden Johns Hill. K cee R. W. Henderson Peek. Dora E. Hammer Bellevue Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Bauser
Covington
von Eilian M Brown
Newport
John E. Freidhof
Tae Ky Margareta
Boden
John's Hill
R. W. Henderson
Peek
Dora E. Hammer
Bellevue
Primary Statute Declared Illegal by Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the primary election law unconstitutional, the third such invalidation by the state’s highest court. Enacted by the Forty fifth General Assembly in a special session, the act faced objections to its cumbersome machinery and voter eligibility restrictions including mandatory registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield
Supreme Court
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Teachers Wed In Quiet New Haven Match
Erik S. Palmer a New Haven Connecticut teacher married Helen Catherine O Neal also listed as a teacher. O Neal said to be from Jacksonville Florida they met by appointment and were married. Neither would discuss their plans or details of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik S. Palmer
New Haven
Conn
Helen Catherine O'Neal
Miss O'Neal
Jacksonville
Fig
All who would Enjoy good health and right living
The passage extols health through wise living and timely remedies and promotes California Fig Syrup Co. laxative products Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the preferred option. It urges buyers to seek the genuine products manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
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Denver Club
Annandale
Dawson
Markley and McCoy
Miami University
B. Thatcher
Walnut Hills
Thatcher
Lovell Draper
Risch
Worth Cincinnati Turn Verein
Langenfelter
Celts A. C
Sweeney
Miami University of Oxford
Marion A. C
Arthur Dahman
First Regiment A. C
W. T. Glass
S. A. Deming
Roger Johnson
H. Gardening
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Fort Mitchell Club
George Biehl Sereeess
Lowell
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A Neel
Chester—Kryl
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Chester Opera House
Manrico
Apake
Turnfest
Post
Girl
London
NEW Society
Raqghig
Resolutions Committee
Avondale M. E
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Hughes High School
H. H. Raschig
Woodward High School Alumni Association
Herman Raschig
George W. Harper
William Ebersole
George Braun
Nettle Filmore
William Strunk
G. H. Bohrer
M. Schwiering
C. D. Palmer
Schroeder
O’connell
Florence Sells
E. G Pendleton
J. B Resor
Latonia Records
City Club
Covington News Notes
Wiimam Grant High School
Colored High School of
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Mary Church Terrell
National Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Washington
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Elizabeth Wiedeman
Yorkins
John E. Marrow
Mary R
Mamie M. Botton
Middletown
Harry L. Maddock
Veces College
Edna M. Goodwinege
Ernst
Arnett
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Real Estate
Everetta Richey
Helen Richey
Marie Grizzel
Barbour
Regenstein
Anderson
Front Street
York
Leonard Speaks
Hurley
Fifth Street
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John Barry
Gass
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Frank Neitner
Four Mile
Coldspring
Melbourne
Barbara Fittman
Josephine Wittman
George Wittman
Lillian M. Brown
Martin Brown
F. C. Hauser
Evaline Bogart
West Fifth Sreet
Waa
Newport Schools
Esther Getach
McGinniss
Newport Police and Fire Board
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Newport News Notes
Brideg
Brother Lodge
Albert B. Root
Frances Li‘ Bliss
William Wolfftang
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