Graduation Honors At St Xavier College
High school and college graduates receive multiple medals and prizes at the St Xavier commencement. Leonard H. Otting earns top honors. Henry M. Bridewell wins the $15 essay prize on the Voltaic Cell. Other awardees include Paul K. Moorman, Eugene A. Eicher, Albert F. Von Hagel, and Allen W. Baehr.
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Henry M. Bridewell
Paul K. Moorman
Eugene A. Eicher
Allen W. Baehr
William R. Diener
Henry J. Howe
Aloysius
High School Honor Medals and College Degrees Noted
The ceremony awarded honor medals across year classes for Joseph Schweer Edward J. Quinn Herman W. Santon and Peterels Schnuck Daniel F. Joy Karl A. Braun Francis M. Brown Henry B. Poetker and Arthur C. Ruthman In the commercial school William J Greenlee and Robert N Nolan received honors Albert J Steinkamp won elocution medals John P Reeves Henry Bramlage and Henry A Pillen earned top class honors College graduates included James A Clark Paul L Schupp and several Bachelors recipients Alphonse J Lineman read the class poem Gregor B Moorman was valedictorian William V Schmiedeke delivered the bachelor address The graduates will entertain at Moeller hall Wednesday night.
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Calvin Memory Honored at 400th Anniversary Service
The 400th anniversary of John Calvin was celebrated at Lane Theological Seminary Walnut Hills with sermons on his life work and influence by prominent divines. Music directed by W A Hastie featured thirty vocalists and Miss Isabelle Mathias on piano.
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Decide Viaduct Measure Tuesday After Deliberations
City council discusses the Louisville and Nashville viaduct ordinance with a required twenty vote margin to pass. Opponents predict defeat while supporters vow to secure the needed majority next Monday. The session also covers street grading, annexation, park land, and library funding in Hyde Park.
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Objection Overruled at Plac id Board Meeting Over Rules
The Placid Board of Education session grew tense as Wilbur Dennison was elected manual training teacher at Woodward High School despite calls to refer the matter to a committee. President Marvin criticized members for ignoring rules and urged orderly procedure.
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Kent arborist John Davey to lecture on tree diseases in Cincinnati
John Davey of Kent Ohio an ethnological expert is in Cincinnati to deliver a lecture before the Glendale Improvement Society. He will show 150 photographs and discuss tree diseases remedies and care of fruit and shade trees. He warns against overplanting and planting trees too large as causes of poor growth and real estate damage.
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Conflicting Stories Over Purse Theft Leads to Arrests
Detectives Heustlein and Pflug with partners Dillon of Pittsburg and larder of St Louis arrested Helen Smith alias DeVere and Maxine Lewis from Louisville after Lewis accused Smith of stealing a purse with a handkerchief and diamond stud worth 250 dollars. Smith claimed Lewis stole a gold watch and stud and pawned the watch to buy Cincinnati tickets. Both women were held on suspicion.
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Fresh Air Society Holds Weekly Meeting At Burnet House
The Fresh Air society met yesterday morning with Rev. Dr. George A. Thayer presiding at Burnet house parlors. Reports show children already in the Fresh Air home and forty more to go out Monday. Contributions can be sent to Glendenning Groesbeck at the Fourth National Bank building.
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The Meta-Physics of Money Lecture at New Thought Temple
Dr. Paul Tyner will discuss the psychic side of money in the next Wednesday evening talk. He notes that many view money as purely material and argues for a deeper, intelligent approach to money and banking theories.
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Ohio State Teachers' Association Meet at Put in Bay
The Ohio State Teachers' association will convene at Put in Bay from June 29 to July 4. A special train under O P Voorhes will depart the city at 8 o'clock a m on June 28. Superintendent Dyer will attend and deliver an address.
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Norwood Council Reads New Traction Franchise
At a Norwood city council meeting last night the Southwestern Ohio Traction Company franchise was introduced and referred to the steam railroads committee. Councillors stated the proposed line would traverse Norwood streets, and approved starting Main avenue granite block work while notifying Cincinnati Traction to lay new rails.
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