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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

5

Sewage Purification Methods Highlighted by Engineers Club

About 100 engineers attended a talk by A Elliott Kimberly assistant engineer of the state board of health at Columbus on sewage purification. He outlined historical development from chemical precipitation to filtration and disinfection and noted Ohio plant diversity including Canton Alliance and Columbus installations.

Engineers’ Club A. Elliott Kimberly State Board of Health Columbus Kimberly Ohio Canton Alliance

Edward Ludeke Better Recovering From Operation

Edward Ludeke a well known insurance man living at 101 Calhoun avenue is recovering at Christ hospital after an appendicitis operation last Tuesday The news of the operation caused exaggerated fears but Ludeke is said to be decidedly better and will soon be about as usual.

Edward Ludeke Calhoun Avenue Christ Hospital Ludeke

Hotel Clerk Resigns to Move to Oklahoma

Thomas E. Cullen, longtime clerk at the Munro hotel, resigns his post and will relocate to Oklahoma. He also quits as vice president of the Hotel Clerks' association.

Cullen Munro Hotel Oklahoma Hotel Clerks’ Association

Burnet Woods Concert Under Groesbeck Endowment Fund

A concert will be held in Burnet Woods tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 under the Groesbeck endowment fund. Smittie’s band provides the music with a program including Oriental March Marco Polo Overture William Tell Waltz Visions of a Beautiful Woman Medley The Sweetest Story Ever Told Descriptive In a Clock Store Miss Bob White Cornet Solo A Hunt With Teddy Harvest Moon Star Spangled Banner. Bessie Ross is involved.

Burnet Woods Groesbeck Endowment Fund Smittie Bob White Spenser Cornet Theodore Menge Teddy IOC Bessie Ross

Train Dispatchers Name Officers For The Year

The Train Dispatchers Association of America elected officers in Columbus on June 17. President T. D. Dillman from Youngstown Ohio was chosen, with F. G. Hagner of Reading Pennsylvania as vice president and J. D. Harrod of Columbus as executive committee member. W. H. Halter from Williamsport Pa F. J. Mengel of Sunbury Pa and E. A. Strauhber of Salamanca New York also named to the executive group. Spokane Washington expected to host next year’s meeting.

Columbus N. Y Spokane Wash

East End Tract To Be Improved And Park Plans Planned

City council discussed transforming the East End tract at Eastern avenue and Torrence road into a combined ball diamond and playground with wire screening and riverfront fence. Plans call for grading survey, swings and benches near a school lot, and later reports from the superintendent.

Eastern Avenue Torrence Road River Front Ed Kellogg Heekin Street Ballard Hopkins Park Price Hill

Dinner tendered to Benzenberg by Knockers club

George H. Henzenberg chief engineer of the new waterworks will be given a noon dinner by the Knockers of the Business Men's club Monday at the club rooms. About sixty will attend with Harry L. Manss presiding. The event honors Benzenberg for three years of service on the waterworks project and recalls Knockers hospitality during their visit last summer. Berzenberg and his family depart Cincinnati June 30 for Milwaukee and then abroad.

George H. Henzenberg Business Men's Club Harry L. Manss Benzenberg Berz

Community club meets for annual officers and reports

The Monday Evening club posts its annual meeting at the South Eden park shelter house next Monday at 6 PM with a sixty cent lunch. Officers will be elected after committee reports. The Caroline Bailey YWCA excursion is set for June 26 with canal boat ride and moonlight return.

Monday Evening Club South Eden Park Caroline Bailey Scott Bonham Hyde Park Town Hall Hyde Park North Fairmount Improvement Association Maccabee Hall Carll Street Frank H. Nelson Christchurch Hartwell Improvement Association Town

Lizzie Bay Wrecks On Cincinnati Riverfront

The steamer Lizzie Bay of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet line sank in six feet of water at the foot of Main Street after colliding with a barge near Marmethal harbor. Captain Barry King of the Hercules Carrel steered a swift return to shore, preventing deeper submersion though the stern filled with water. No one was aboard, and damage to the hull is not believed serious.

Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company Cincinnati Madison Ind Main Street Hercules Cartel Barry King Sedamsville Marmethal Company Central Avenue

Pleasant Ridge High School Holds Graduation Exercises

The Rev J K Ervin of Dayton Ohio spoke on The Output of the Public Schools criticizing half baked graduates. Seven graduates, six girls, received diplomas. qraledictory address by Miss Artie Hartshorn and salutarian Miss Irma Schneider.

J. K. Ervin Dayton Pleasant Ridge High School Town Hall Artie Hartshorn Irma Schneider Myrtle Galloway Anna Hinghaus Edna Jackson Gertrude Thompson Clarence Hemmel W. G. Senour Pleasant Ridge

New Schoolhouse Set for Dedication Ceremony

The First Intermediate school on Gest and Baymiller streets opens today with a 1 30 reception by Principal E W Wilkinson and staff. Evening dedication at 8 features a long program with vocal and violin solos, speeches by F B Dyer and E W Wilson, and building presentation and acceptance.

First Intermediate Gest and Baymiller E. W. Wilkinson Vic Ruth A. Swineford Adolph Hahn Helen A. Swineford Walter D. Cole Margaret M. Rennick Pearl Phillips S. B. Marvin Board of Education H. J. Cook First Intermediate School Florence Tea F. B. Dyer E. W. Wilinson Charles Gregory Smith

Convention Stamps New Lamps Best for Streets

City Electrician Darrow reported from the National Electric Light convention in Atlantic City that arc lights show great progress in quality and character for street illumination. The board has authorized fifty magnitive arc lamps on Fifth Street between Vine and Main for public observation during the coming year.

City Darrow National Electric Light Convention Atlantic City Board of Public Service Fifth Street Vine Main Streets

City Hall notes outline staff changes and legal actions

Clarence W. Robinson and George C. Ell appointed patrolmen replacing Mc Collum and Schwab while John Ringer becomes sergeant replacing Eubanks. Goldsmith to file condemnations for Kautz avenue and land disputes with Kate Boyd and others. Public service board to pursue street extensions and bids for paving noted as city hall decor lights up with festive bunting.

Clarence W. Robinson Galvin Thomas McCollum George C. Ell Joseph Schwab John Ringer George Eubanks Goldsmith Kautz Avenue Elberon Avenue Purcell Avenue Price Hill Kate -Boyd Andrew L. Barlinger Public Landing Board of Public Service Steiner Avenue Delhi Avenue Sedamsville Avenue Tischbein Lilian Bridges City Hospital Mamie Koehler City Hell Centennial Assembly Hall Turnfest

Accidents Report Multiple Injuries In City Area

Charles Kaufman aged 65 fell from a hay mow at Spring Grove and Mad Anthony avenues and suffered several fractured ribs and chest bruising. Raymond Michaelson aged 3 of 424 Chestnut street was believed to have swallowed a coin after it disappeared during play and was sent to the city hospital for X rays. Alexander Towns 35, a colored man of 137 Forest avenue, was run over by a wagon on Vine street near the Zoo, with chest injuries and possible internal damage while employed by Cash and Tanner contractors.

Charles Kaufman Spring Grove Mad Anthony Avenues Patrol No. 10 Raymond Michaelson Chestnut Street Foertmeyer Alexander Towns Forest Avenue Vine Street Zoo Cash & Tanner

Masonic Lodge Special Meeting This Evening

Excelsior Lodge No 369 F and A M holds a special meeting this evening at o clock. W M H Beiderwelle announces the event and invites members to attend.

Excelsior Lodge NO A. M Bacon M. M E. H. Beiderwelle

Deaths in brief notice from various cities

Death notices for Mary H Adriance of St Louis June 16 interment June 19 at Spring Grove with brief service. John W Gosling 23 June 17 after illness funeral at Spring Grove chapel. J H Sullivan Covington Ky died June 17 in his seven tieth year funeral at 528 Garrard Ave June 2 interment in Baltimore. Girard Winkelman 19 years 4 months died at Radium Springs Norwood Pine Street home service June 18 1 30 pm.

Adriance Mary H N. R. Adriance St. Louis Spring Grove the Grove Gosling John W Sanavisa Spring Grove Chapel Akron

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