Numerous Cincinnati Public Schools Hold Diplomas at Yearend
Commencement exercises were held at Riverside Windsor Dyer Rothenburg McKinley Fairview Oyler Evanston Winton Place. Priests and teachers spoke as diplomas were awarded to hundreds of graduates across eight schools.
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Windsor
Dyer
Rothenburg
cKinley
Fairview
Oyler
Evanston
Riverside
McKinley
Winton Place
Frank Boyd
Frank Nelson
Michael Heiptz
Robert Belan
United States Army
W. Ethelbert Fischer
Dora Grimm
McKinley School
Charles H. Robinson
John H. Spindler
C. R. Williamson
C. A. Ehrhard
Loretta Greber
Louise Thomas
A. L. Hall-Quest
University
Holy Cross Commercial School
Mt. Adams
Holy Cross School
Thomas Duffy
Ethel Kary
Rothenburg School
E. D. Lyon
East High School
G. Ervin
Tickets for C of C Frioilic outing at the Zoo
Word reached Margart Hand, secretary of the Cincinnati Minute Men, that extra outing tickets beyond the two free per member may be bought at 10 cents each. Tickets are for members only and valid only on the outing day.
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Margart Hand
Cincinnati Minute Men
Chamber of Commerce
The
Zoo
Boy Bitten by Stray Dog in Night Play
Russell Girdner aged 13 of 421 East Third street was bitten on his left side while playing with a stray dog last night. The wound is described as slight.
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Russell Girdner
East Third Street
Cox to Awe rsed Rail Meeting Here Tonight
Seventy five delegates from the United States and Canada attend the twelfth annual International Railway Development Association meeting at the Hotel Gibson for a three day convention. Officials include Harry C. Hartzell and D C Welty with addresses by Governor Cox and Mayor Galvin.
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United States
Canada
International Railway Development Association
Hotel Gibson
D. C. Welty
Little Rock
Ark
W. C. Culkins
John Galvin
E. C. Gibbs
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Harry O. Hartzell
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Denver
New York
Harry C. Hartzell
Welty
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
James Cox
John L. Shuff
Archibald Fries
J. N. Coverdale
Chicago
American Federation of Farm Bureaus
Cincinnati
Oakley
Procter & Gamble Company
Girls Cling to Cliff Before Bellevue Hill Rescue
Three girls aged 9 to 12 clung to a 100 foot cliff above Clifton avenue on Bellevue hill while firemen scaled the rock with ladders to pull them to safety. Names include Marcella Hurrelbrinck 12 and Marie Neuman and Myrde Gertler both 9, all of West McMicken avenue. neighbor Mrs. Joseph Stein alerted the fire department.
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Clifton Avenue
Bellevue
Marcella Hurrelbrinck
West
McMicken Avenue
Mryde Gertler
West McMicken Avenue
Marie Neuman
Inwood Park
Blind residents enjoy outing at Clovernook Farm
Three hundred blind Cincinnati residents and helpers spent a day at Clovernook under Mt Healthy oaks. They traveled by fifty autos from the Library Association for the Blind and shared music, recitals, and refreshments. The event closed with plans for more summer outings.
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Clovernook
Cincinnati
Library Association For the Blind
Carey Homestead
Mt. Healthy
Republic Street
John R. Deluge
Race
Guy
Georgia
Florence Trader
Curtis Williams
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