Swiss Economic Delegation Tours Cincinnati Industries
A Swiss delegation of over 100 engineers and industrial leaders visited Cincinnati yesterday under the Chamber of Commerce. They toured soap, machine tool and textile plants, Fernbank dam, Suspension Bridge, Eden Park, Burnet Woods, General Hospital, and the University of Cincinnati where Dean Herman Schneider spoke on cooperative engineering and student selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Fernbank Dam
Malcolm Stewart
John Rogers
Eden Park
Burnet Woods
General Hospital
University of Cincinnati
Herman Schneider
Engineering College
K. &. Hilgard
Zurich
Switzerland
Fourth Street
Galvin
Linton
E. C. Gibbs
W. H. Stearns
John T. Faig
Warrant Nets James Monroe After Long Train of Towns
James Monroe was arrested in Rushville Ind after a nationwide chase for deserting his wife Minnie Monroe and nine children. The warrant, issued by the Ohio Humane Society in 1919, moved through Milroy Osgood Versailles Kokomo and Rushville before final arrest and impending Cincinnati trial. The family lived at 519 Findlay Street.
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James Monroe
Rushville
Ind
Cincinnati
Ohio Humane Society
Milroy
Monroe
Osgood
Rushvile
Versailles
Kokomo
Humane Society
Minnie Monroe
Findlay Street
Polish retreat from Kiev hailed as orderly strategic withdrawal
General Haller chief of the Polish General Staff says the Kiev retreat was decided for strategic reasons and carried out with no fighting. He commends Ukrainian cooperation under Pavlenko and Bezoutehko and notes Bolshevik gains will be temporary. He adds the Beresina region Bolshevik offensive was repulsed and the Polish front nearly restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warsaw
Polish Bureau of Information
Haller
Kiev
Pavlenko
Bezoutehko
Beresina
Cincinnati coal dealers urge immediate purchase for next winter
Leading Cincinnati coal dealers urge residents to buy coal now for next winter. J A Reilly of Queen City Coal Co notes Cincinnati’s low current prices compared with other cities, while profits stay tight under 1917 government rules. Officials report no Palmer profiteering orders received locally. Shipments to the Northwest are stalled. river and lake routes push demand up. Prices are expected to rise in July, prompting early buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. A. Reilly
Queen City Coal Company
Palmer
United States
Tidewaters
Ohio
Traction Wage Fight May Be Arbitrated
The wage dispute between Cincinnati Traction Company and Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Men stalls with no contract expiry until July 1. Arbitration is expected as Kesley Schoepf, company president, rejected 85 88 and 90 cent hourly demands. An official says workers may boost earnings via extras. Edward Morrow of the International Union arrived from Chicago to confer with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Kesley Schoepf
Traction Company
Schoepf
Edward Morrow
International Union of Street and Electric Railway Men
Cincinnati
Chicago
International Union
Bank Looted by Yeggmen in Crittenden Kentucky
Robbers broke into the Tobacco Growers Bank at Crittenden Kentucky early yesterday morning and stole 250 dollars in post office funds and 1200 money order blanks. Serial numbers 19801 to 21000. Post office inspectors dispatched to pursue the burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Growers’ Bank
Crittenden
Covington
Hebrew School Graduation at Adath Israel
The Adath Israel Hebrew School holds its first graduation on Sunday June 20 at 2:30 PM in the Avondale Synagogue Rockdale Avenue near Reading Road. Graduates Miriam Bloom Douglas Goldman Leon Goldman Harry Kasfir Grina Rubin Hyman Tennenbaum Mary Sue Weiland receive diplomas. Prof Henry Englander Hebrew Union College speaker. Myron Meyerowitz Zelda Grush and Joseph Weinberg provide music. Rabbi Louis Feinberg distributes diplomas and prizes.
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Hebrew School
Adath Israel Hebrew School
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Miriam Bloom
Douglas Goldman
Leon Goldman
Harry Kasfir
Grina Rubin
Hyman Tennenbaum
Mary Sue Weiland
Gmina Rubin
Henry Englander
Hebrew Union College
Myron Meyerowitz
Zelda Grush
Joseph Weinberg
Louis Feinberg
Federated Mechanics Meet Opens at Hotel Gibson
More than 100 delegates attend the Federated Mechanics' Association of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad meeting at the Hotel Gibson. G. H. Stewart of Covington, president of the C. and Q. division, presides as locals from each craft send reps.
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Federated Mechanics’ Association of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Gibson
G. H. Stewart
Covington
Association
C. & O. Railroad
Printers Hear Humorist at Cincinnati Luncheon
Members of the Franklin Typothetae of Cincinnati gathered at the Burnet House for their monthly luncheon. Benjamin Herbert editor of the National Printer Journalist Magazine spoke on Buying Shoes for the Printer's Baby and plans were announced for an outing at the Altamont Hotel Ft. Thomas on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Typothetae
Cincinnati
Burnet House
Benjamin Herbert
National Printer Journalist Magazine of
Chicago
Herbert
Altamont Hotel
Ft. Thomas
May Form Business Bureau for Cincinnati Retailers
Preliminary steps toward forming a Better Business Bureau were taken at a Retail Advertising Group meeting in Cincinnati yesterday. Thomas Kiphart and Frank Burnett discussed the plan and said it could cut wasteful advertising and improve buying for the public and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerces
Thomas Kiphart
Frank Burnett
Cincinnati Ad Club
Midway at Chamber of Commerce Outing Attracts Firms
The midway at the Zoo outing next Tuesday grows in popularity as fifteen Cincinnati firms donate souvenirs for distribution. Booths will line the midway for advertising with items such as balloons shaving cream ash trays match holders chewing gum and toilet soap to be given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
Cincinnati
Fraternity Debates Elimination of Rough Initiations
Delegates at the thirteenth Chi Sigma Chi convention at the Hotel Gibson unanimously adopt resolutions denouncing violent initiations and urging abolition. National Council officials plan to push reforms at Pan Hallenic meetings while pledges await charter petitions and officer elections later today.
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Chi Sigma Chi
Hotel Gibson
National Council
C. H. Sampson
Cincinnati Boys to Attend Naval Summer Camps
Dispatches from Washington state a summer training program for Cincinnati youths aged 16 to 20. Forty three local boys are invited to enroll for six weeks at Great Lakes or Hampton Roads beginning July 15, with expenses paid by government except transportation to the camp and the three month Naval Reserve obligation. Consent, inoculation papers, and letters of recommendation are required. successful applicants go to Great Lakes.
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Washington
Naval
Great Lakes
Hampton Roads
Naval Reserve Force
Cincinnati
Great Lakes Station
Sewing Trades School Moves to New Quarters
Members of the Board of Education will hold a special meeting on Monday to arrange the transfer of the Sewing Trades School from Findlay street to the Ninth street Building vacated by the Boys Special School. Registration for the trade schools will occur Monday and a Summer academic make up program opens at Woodward High School the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sewing Trades School
Findlay Street
Ninth Street
Woodward High School
Hod Carriers Return To Work After Wage Settlement
About 250 hod carriers who had been on strike since May 1 return to work this morning after a wage scale agreement ending at eighty five cents per hour. The contract runs to May 1, 1921, and was signed by union representatives led by T R Jones and the employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Jones
Cincinnati delegates praise terminals and factories visit
Seventy five delegates from the International Railway Development Association wrapped up their twelfth annual convention with a tour of Cincinnati. They lauded local railroad terminals and working conditions during yesterday’s visit hosted by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials at the Hotel Gibson. A special train tour highlighted the trip as the convention concluded.
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Cincinnati
International Railway Development Association
Association
Gibson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Harvester Buys Richmond Seeding Plant in Ind
International Harvester Company announced the purchase of the American Seeding Machine Company plant at Richmond Indiana. The facility employs about 800 workers and marks the Harvester’s twenty third plant acquisition.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company Today
American Seeding Machine Company
Richmond
Ind
The
Harvester Company
Referendum on Women Vote Set for September Election
Augusta Maine June 18 The governor ordered a statewide referendum on the act granting women suffrage for Presidential Electors. The measure will appear on the September 13 state election ballot after petitions totaling over ten thousand signatures.
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Augusta
Millikin
Judge Avery Sworn In As Ohio Supreme Court Justice
Judge Coleman Avery of Cincinnati was sworn in today by Chief Justice Nichols to succeed Stanley Merrell on the Ohio Supreme Court. Avery replaces Merrell, who resigned.
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Columbus
Coleman Avery
Cincinnati
Stanley Merrell
Ohio Supreme Court
Nichols
One Bid for Cincinnati Garbage Contract
Union Reduction Company, current contractor, submitted the sole bid for five years of city garbage collection and disposal. The bid totaled 1 012 500 dollars and the new contract starts in June 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Reduction Company
Charles F. Hornberger
Kuenzler Silver Wedding Ties to Daughter's Marriage
Mr and Mrs Charles Kuenzler of 793 Sedam street observe their silver wedding anniversary Sunday while their daughter Rose Kuenzier wed Alfred Jennewein of 2949 Garfield avenue The ceremony will be led by Rev Father Gears of Our Lady of the Perpetual Help Church.
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Charlies Kuenzler
Sedam
Street
Rose Kuenzier
Alfred Jennewein
Garfield Avenue
Father Gears of
Wee Explorer Hikes To Fountain Square Gets Lost
Edward Bitzer, two years old, of 1623 Sycamore Street, wandered from home yesterday afternoon intending a long tour of Fountain Square. After hours missing, police were notified. He stayed near home, fell asleep at a sandpile, and woke crying for his mother before a passer-by guided him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bitzer
Sycamore Street
Fountain Square
Edward
14 Public Playgrounds to Open on Monday
At a Deercreek Commons fieldhouse meeting plans for the official opening of fourteen playgrounds were announced. Directors and speakers outlined this year’s plans with two to four athletic directors stationed at each site. An appeal to city mothers to encourage children to visit the playgrounds was announced.
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Deercreek Commons
Robert T. Dooin
Henry Backus
Charles L. Birt
Lincoln
Northside
Symmes
McKinley
Washington
Hanna
Grant
Zeigler
Inwood
Filson
Riverview
Turkey Ridge
Lytle
Doom
School Children Enjoy Vacation Outing At Park
Hundreds of Chester Park pupils, freed for summer vacation, joined a School Employees' Association outing. Judges Albert Landwehr Clarence Abrams and Art Joerling handed prizes for events including sprints, a sack race, three-legged race, jumping, and girls and boys competitions.
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Chester Park
School Employees’ Association
Albert F. Landwehr
Clarence Abrams
Art K. Joerling
Herman Immenhart
Julius Schlan
Lyon Stone
Charles McMahon
Waldo Deckman
Lawrence Werner
Basil Dickson
Lyon’ Stone
Joe Williams
Cornelia Jackson
Marie Stapelton
Edna Minehart
Pauline Jackson
Martha Pitcher
Opal Carpenter
Matilda Case
Donation Day Music To Aid Altenheim Home
Donation Day concerts planned for tomorrow afternoon and evening at Altenheim Burnet and Elland avenues praise the idea of Probate Judge William H. Lueders. The home receives no Community Chest funds and last year’s event was a success under the renewed leadership of Harry M. Hatch and his wife the matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Burnet
Elland
William H. Lueders
Community Chest
Harry M. Hatch
Cooperation of Farmer with Merchant Advocated
Plans to boost cooperation between Hamilton County farmers and Cincinnati merchants were urged at a Burnet House meeting. Thirty four farm representatives from ten counties heard Dean Albert Vivian of Columbus College of Agriculture call for farm organizations to elect delegates to the Chamber of Commerce. F. E. Merriman and T. W. Crackett from Kentucky spoke on agricultural cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Burnet House
Agricultural Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
D. R. van Atta
Albert Vivian
College of Agriculture of Columbus
F. E. Merriman
Metal Polishers to Strike Over 90 Cents Hour Scale
About sixty workers in the Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union No 68 will strike next week after employers refused a 90 cent hourly scale. George Foster, the union business agent, said the group is about 10 percent of the union's membership, with other employers agreeing to the new rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers’ Union No
Foster
Concussion Suffered By 9-Year-Old In Auto Crash
Joseph Mooney age nine of 519 West Court Street is at General Hospital with a brain concussion after being struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Watson of 1967 Parkside Avenue. Watson was cited to court by Police Lieutenant Arata on a reckless driving charge.
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Joseph Mooney
West Court Street
General Hospital
Joseph Watson
Parkside Avenue
Arata
Jesse Pullan
Deaconess Hospital
Elm Street
Colerain Avenue
D. E. Keever
Barton, O
Keever
Evelyn Rottmueller
West McMicken Avenue
Fourth Street
Vine
Walnut
Ray D. Brooks
Hewitt Avenue
Seton Hospital
Brooks
Woman Attempts Suicide by Poison at Linn Street
Veleria Rossi, 19, of 1334 Linn Street, attempted suicide by taking poison tablets. Police say she was taken to General Hospital in serious condition. Her husband Tony Rossi offered no reason for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veleria Rossi
Linn Street
General Hospital
Tony Rossi
Outing Planned At Chester Park By Army and Navy Union
The Outing Committee of General George Washington Garrison No 1 arranged an outing at Chester Park on July 30 and 31. Veterans of the army and navy will be invited to attend the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Army and Navy Union
Chester Park
Army and Navy
William H. Lytle
Women's Relief Corps
Amelia Prendergast
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Albert Krippendorf
Houston
Phelan Brothers Mark 18th and 19th Anniversary
Joint wedding anniversaries were celebrated yesterday by J. M. Phelan chief delivery clerk at Western Union and his brother Frank A. Phelan his assistant. J M Phelan observed the nineteenth anniversary while F A Phelan marked his eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Phelan
Western Union ® Telegraph Company
Frank A. Phelan
F. A. Phelan
Cincinnati Post staffers wed in newsroom romance
A marriage license was issued yesterday to David Austin of Cincinnati and Sarah McDuff, both news feature writers on The Cincinnati Post editorial staff. Their romance began in the newsroom amid the steady clack of typewriters as they produced copy for the press.
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David Austin
Cincinnati
Sarah McDuff
The
Cincinnati Post
Elks campaign enrolls 100 new members toward 2500 goal
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 Elks reads 100 applications at Elks Temple as part of a drive to reach 2500 members before July 1. Teams will recruit more, pledges go to the executive committee, and a 200-man delegation plans to attend the Chicago national convention July 5 to 10 aboard a chartered train. New initiates include Fred P. Bayliss, Harry Joseph, Jacob Ray, Fred C. Robinson and Max E. Loeb.
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Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
Elks’ Temple
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Fred P. Bayliss
Harry Joseph
Jacob Ray
Fred C. Robinson
Max E. Loeb
Mexico City minister slated for ambassadorship to US
Mexico City June 18 Alberto J Pani Mexican Minister to France is slated for the Ambassadorship to the United States Excelsior says today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Alberto J. Pani
France
United States
Excelsior
Black Ribbon honors join University of Cincinnati society
A new honorary society named the Black Ribbon formed at the University of Cincinnati yesterday. Nominated candidates include John Bennett at president and Conrad Woerner Joseph Hoefler August Kurtz William Frey and Charles B Manwood among others. The item also notes social events and local incidents.
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University of Cincinnati
Black Ribbon
John ©. Bennett
Conrad Woerner
Joseph Hoefler
August Kurtz
William Frey
Charles B. Manwood
Richard H. Funke
Ryan Soap Company
Frieda Michel
Peoria
Ill
Funke
Ohio River
Westwood Town Hall
Westwood
Newport M. E
Westwood Town
Africa
India
Adjutant General
Cincinnati
Harris
Ordnance Department
Third
Vine Streets
John Miller
Linn Street
Central Avenue
Florence Luther
Race Street
Bernie Brook
Station Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Chester Park
Brook
St. Mark’s Church
St. Mark's
Men of Affairs John P Rogers resigns for law firm
John P. Rogers linked with the Convention and Publicity Department of the Chamber of Commerce resigns to join the Andrews and Andrews law firm in Hamilton. He will resign as president of the Cincinnati Aero Club Monday but remains a club member active in organizing after the armistice. A B M Walmsley of Wellington New Zealand visits Cincinnati to study educational methods for industry. RE Arnold seeks associate membership in the Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange to represent the Louisville Nashville Railroad. John L Horgan of the Hotel Linton departs for San Francisco During the Democratic National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Rogers
Convention and Publicity Department
Chamber of Commerce
Andrews & Andrews of
Hamilton
Rogers
Cincinnati Aero Club
A. B. M. Walmsley
Wellington
New Zealand
Cincinnat
RE. C. Arnold
Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
John L. Horgan
Linton
San Francisco
Cal
Names and Addresses From an Old City Directory
A long list of individuals with their residences, including Howard A. Ray at 14S Ruth Ave and Marguerite R. Taxor at 28277 Erie Ave, among many others across Cincinnati areas such as Roll Ave, W Eighth St, and Erie Ave. The items resemble a directory page fragment with numerous street addresses and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Ray
Ruth Ave
Marguerite R. Taxor
Erie
William Gebhard
Roll
Lillian Tragesser
Roll Ave
Mace C. Minton
Eighth St
Norma Allgeyer
Spring Grove
Walter Dent
Dent Hopkins
Rosa Gore
Carlisle Ave
Soda Fountain Sanitation Strict Enforcement Planned
Health Commissioner Dr. W. H. Peters vows strict enforcement of state sanitary regulations for soda fountains and soft drink places. Violators face severe punishment. patrons urged to demand sterilized cups and report violations to Chief City Food Inspector Dr. R. B. Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peters
Dr. Peters
R. B. Blume
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and West Virginia
Weather for Ohio Indiana and West Virginia is fair Saturday and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Kentucky partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Temperature highs and precipitations at various stations include Boston 68 52 1.44 inches, Memphis 60, New Orleans 78 88 0.13, Kansas City 68 70 0, Galveston 82 84 0.33, Omaha 81 72 0, Nashville 72 76 0, San Francisco 72 78 0, St. Marie 70 76 0, Winnipeg 70 76 0. Cincinnati June 18 1920 record end 7 p.m. ninetieth meridian time with daily highs and lows and winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Boston
Memphis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Nashville
San Franco
S. Ste. Marie
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
River Stage Falls Overnight After 6 PM Reading
The river stage at 6 p.m. stood at 9.3 feet and was dropping. Forecasts show continued falls with downstream levels easing as the day ends.
River Gauges Fall as Shipping Conditions Calm
Evansville reports the river at 10 feet and falling with clear conditions while Louisville notes the upper gauge at 8.7 feet, below the locks at 9.7 feet and stationary, signaling steadier water levels for river traffic.
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Evansville
Louisville
Clear
Births Reported From City Families
Birth notices list new babies: Bartling girl to Harry and Gladys at 4314 Twenty ninth street. Hensley boy to George and Grace at 1426 Pleasant street. Kewlmeier girl to Lawrence and Margaret at 1264 Gilsey avenue. Loehle girl to Frank and Bertha at 1124 Dayton. Lyons girl to William and Edna at 2803 Colerain avenue. Quinn girl to Martin and Florence at 34 Eilen street. Rithter boy to Frank and Marie at 2008 Whiteman. Schet Dell boy to Lawrence and Carolyn at 6393 Chapman street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartling
Harry
Gladys
Twenty Ninth Street
Hensley
George and
Grace
Pleasant Street
K7leimeyer
Lawrence
Margaret
Gilsey Avenue
Loehle
Frank
Bertha
Dayton Street
Lyons
William and
Edna
Colerain Avenue
Quinn
Martin
Florence
Eilen Street
Ritther
Frank and
Marie
Whiteman Street
Schetdell
Lawrence and
Carolyn
Chapman Street
Obituary of Commodore Theodoric Porter U S N retired
Annapolis obituary notes Commodore Theodoric Porter U S N retired died at Naval Hospital after four months of pernicious anaemia. Son of Admiral David D. Porter, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1870 and retired in 1908. He was 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Theodoric Porter
Naval Hospital
David D. Porter
Naval Academy
Miss Peck Dies At Home In Fal mouth Ky
Miss Mary Margaret Peck aged 27 died at 10 o clock Wednesday night at her parents home in Falmouth Kentucky She once held a responsible post at Cincinnati General Hospital but resigned due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Peck
J. W. Peck
Falmouth
Cincinnati General Hospital
Funeral services for John R. Jacobs in Los Angeles
John R. Jacobs former Hyde Park resident died suddenly of heart trouble in San Diego California on Friday He had lived in Los Angeles for eight years He was a member of Hoffner Lodge F and A M and Cummins ville Chapter Royal Arch Masons and worked as a Pullman car conductor for thirty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Jacobs
Hyde Park
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
Hoffner Lodge
F. and
A. M
Cumminsville
Royal Arch Masons
Pullman
Ex-Governor Jewett W. Adams Dies in Berkeley at 85
Jewett W. Adams former Nevada governor died at his Berkeley home at age 85. Early in life he was a protege of General John C. Fremont and accompanied him on exploring trips in California and Nevada. Adams was a native of Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Jewett W. Adams
Nevada
John C. Fremont
California
Vermont
Masonic Lodge to Confer F C Degree Monday Evening
Vattier Lodge No 3% F A M invites visitors to F C Degree Monday June 21 at 6 p m James M Cooper W M A A Knab Secy provide details on location and attendance policy for members and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vattier Lodge
James M. Cooper
W. M. A. A. Knab
Secy
Death notices for Bond Bondman and Plummer family
Deaths Charles W Bond aged 74 at his son's home 1728 Baymiller Street with services June 19. George S Cindy died June 17 with services June 19 at 2 p.m. at 2843 Stanton Avenue . Marie Plummer widow of Thomas Plummer to funeral at 1608 Cumber Street on Monday at 8:30 a.m. and Requiem at St Xavier Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Charles W
Anna B. Bond
Howatt
Baymiller Street
Cindy
George S
Emmaundy
Fasse
Stanton Avenue
Alnut. Hills
Plummer
Marie
Hyde Park Funeral Parlor Ambulance Service Ad
An ad for Funeral Parlors at 235 East Fourth Street promotes automobile ambulances and funeral equipment with a Hyde Park branch office convenient to surrounding suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Hyde Park
Church Services in Cincinnati Christian Science Churches
Sunday services at 11 A.M. and Wednesday meetings are listed for First Church Cincinnati Walnut Hills 2215 Park Ave and Second Church Cincinnati Hanselmann Masonic Temple 2830 Clifton Ave. Reading rooms are at 305 Union Trust Building. Branches of the Mother Church in Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Cincinnati
Park Av
Walnut Hills
Hanselmann Masonic Temple
Clifton Av
Union Trust Building
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Bible Study and Lecture at Assembly Hall Sev enth and Elmsts
Public Bible lecture at 1 p.m. by Horace K. Blinn titled Why Men Fear The Second Coming of Christ. Berean Bible classes at 4 45 p.m. Special prayer meeting service at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Horace K. Blvin
International Bible Students
Assembly Hall
Old Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and Elmsts
Horace K. Blinn
Berean
Church of Christ Scientist service times and meeting details
Church of Christ Scientist at Race and Eighth streets schedules a 10:40 a.m. service with the subject Is the Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force. Sunday school begins at 9:43 a.m. A testimony meeting is held Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Christian Science publications are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ, Scientist
S. W. Cor
Race
Eighth Streets
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Poetry of Common Life Sermon at Walnut Hills Church
Walnut Hills Congregational Church on Kemper lane announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. featuring Rev. R G Clapp on poetry of common life and an excellent quartet. Church school begins at 9 45 a m Union open air service at 7 30 p m near the Christian Church lawn. if rainy the Congregational Church will host the sermon by Rev. Martin with music by the Baptist Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Kemper Lane
Locust
Gilbert Avenue
R. G. Clapp
Union
Walnut Hills
Christian Church
Congregational Church
Martin
Baptist Chorus
English Lutheran Picnic at Harvest Home Grounds
The First English Lutheran Church at Race and Twelfth will hold its annual picnic this Saturday at the Harvest Home grounds. A special program of athletic events is planned including a baseball game between the church team and a Church League team. Friends are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest
Avondale Church Summer Program and Services Details
Avondale announces a morning discussion on The Art and Practice of Selling Christianity by John Bayne Ascham at 11 a.m. A kindergarten session runs at the same hour. The Mt Auburn Methodist church at 523 Forest Ave hosts Rev A B Austin and Rev E C Wareing with 11 a.m. preaching and outdoor 7 p.m. lawn sermon by Rev John W Christie with Violet Sommer as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
John Bayne Ascham
Forest Av
MT. Auburn
Maplewood Ave
A. B. Austin
E. Cc. Wareing
Cc. J. Breeman
John W. Christie
Violet Sommer
The New Thought Temple Service Notice
Mrs May Cornell Stotber leads a Sunday morning service at The New Thought Temple Walnut Hills. The topic is The Law of Silent Demand. A short healing service follows and Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m. Jerome discusses Wise Men's Words There Is Time for Everything Under the Sun. Library and reading room open daily 10 to 4, Saturdays 10 to 1. Temple seats free. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Thought Temple
Cor. McMillan St
Grandview Ave
Walnut Hills
May Cornell Stotber
Jerome
Mercantile Library
Meeting To Choose Pastor For First Universalist Church
Members and friends of First Universalist Church Walnut Hills meet Sunday at 10 to consider pastor selection. Full attendance desired. Sunday school at 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Pasex Place
Walnut Hills
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Chaveland
Madison Rd
Newport, Ky
Lebanon Ave
Carthage
W. McMicken
Peters
Franklin
Ivanhoe
Radford
Fawee
Narrows
Hinton
W. Va
Kan’ha Falls
W. V
Eosnes Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
W. Vi
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Maysvill Ky
Jenes
Iweaae
Tenn
Chattanooga
Alaseeeee
Johnsonville
Tenn. A
Paducah
Cairo
Commodore Porter
Mary M. Peck
John, R. Jacobs
Masonic
J. J. Sullivan & CO
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Palm Beach
McAlpin’s
McAlpin
Campbell’s Creek
Clifton
Price. Hill
Fairmount
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Campbell's Creek Coal CO
M. E. Lynn
Third and
York Sts
C. A. Patzold
Union Central
Odd Fellows
Temple Seventh and Elm
International Bible Students’ Association
Bible Students
Methodist Episcopal
Claude L. Watson
ST. Louis
Theosophical Society
Jesus
Queen City Lodge
Broadway
Universalist
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