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You can not keep up the ceaseless grind day in and day out. You'll wear out. Conserve your strength and vitality freshen up a bit. When the old, familiar sights and scenes begin to jar, pack up and get away for a few weeks. The Rocky Mountain Limited from Chicago via Rock Island Lines offers a tonic trip. Rock Island Travel Bureau can supply illustrated literature with trip details and pricing. Safety and Service First.
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Colorado Rockies
Methusalah
Mother Nature
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago
Rock Island
St. Louis
Memphis
Travel Bureau
Traction
Cincinnati
H. I. McGuire
Average of seventy now required of high school pupils
Union Board of High Schools decides pupils must maintain an average of 70 in all subjects to be promoted next year. Previously promotion occurred if no subject were below 60. The board also notes ninety one requests from pupils to attend high schools outside their district.
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Union Board of High Schools
Masonic Bicentennial Parade Planned by Walnut Hills Lodge
Walnut Hills Lodge No. 483 F and A M will assemble at Douglass Castle Room 2 NW corner Sixth and Walnut streets on Saturday June 23 at 2 p m to participate in the Masonic bicentennial parade. By order of W M Perry F Alsfeldt and Secretary William Schuchardt.
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Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
Douglass Castle
N. W. Cor
Sixth
Walnut Sts
Perry F. Alsfelddpr
W. M
William Schuchardt
Cincinnati Lodge Bi-Centennial Parade Assembly
Special notice calls Officers and members of Cincinnati Lodge No. 133 F and A M to assemble at the Masonic Temple on Saturday June 23 at 2 PM to participate in the Bi Centennial parade. JESSHD M WOLF W M EMILE KAHN Secretary.
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Cincinnati Lodge No. 133
A. M
Masonic Temple
Jesshd M. Wolf
W. M. Emile Kahn
Deaths Gather in Cincinnati Notices Cost Kisker Schawe Wisbey
Death notices list Sarah Arnet at 622 Davenport Avenue Price Hill aged 81 with a June 22 funeral at Spring Grove chapel. Caroline Kisker widow of William Leiboldt with June 2 and June 22 services. Amelia Schawe daughter of Louis and Pauline Schawe age 23 10 with service at St Marys Hyde Park. Mary A Wisbey wife of George C Wisbey with June 23 funeral and requiem at Holy Trinity Church.
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Cost
Sarah Arnet
Richard Henry Cost
Davenport Avenue
Price Hill
Spring Grove Chapel
Kisker
Caroline
Schawe
Amelia
Louis
Pauline Schawe
Oerth
Eastside Avenue
Hyde Park
St. Mary’s Church
School appointments approved for Walnut Hills staff and others
The board approved September 10 appointments for Walnut Hills pupils seeking Hughes School, plus promotions from instructor to teacher. Names include Woodward Music, Joseph Surdo, R. G. Wilbur, Elizabeth Sullivan, A. J. Eckers, Jennie Moreland, Hughes staff Edwin Krueck, Lola Bonnell, Olive Knorr, and several Walnut Hills and Pleasant Ridge instructors.
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Walnut Hills
Hughes School
Condon
Woodward Music
Joseph Surdo
R R. G. Wilbur
Elizabeth Sullivan
A. J. Eckers
Jennie Moreland
Hughes
Edwin Krueck
Lola L. Bonnell
Olive Knorr
Louise Bentley
Hazel T. Cairns
Sarah T. Carrington
Valeska Danzinger
George W. Dauth
Fred W. Engelhardt
C. M. Howe
J. Eva Nevison
Anna Lockwood Peterson
Hazel G. Radcliffe
Ethel Sanders
Mabel G. Spellmire
A. M. Walker
Bertha K. Werd
Pleasant Ridge
Blanche M. Shepard. Woodward
Sarah A. Albray
R. E. Blair
Helen M. Dudley
Charlotte E. Neeb
Guy R. Newberry
C. L. Reindollar
Martha BE. Shumard
Local War Notes on Marine Reserve Recruits and Home Guards
Guisseppi Kurlas and John Brilaski joined the United States Marine Reserve Corps and left for Washington on orders. Seventy five friends saw them off at the C and O depot. Bond Hill Home Guards formed at Town Hall with Law rence Polland as Chairman Frank Kennon as Secretary and Charles Vinton as Treasurer. Colonel Hake of the First Regiment will swear in the members Thursday night.
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Guisseppi Kurlas
John Brilaski
United States Marine Reserve Corps
Washington
Bond Hill
Lawrence Polland
Frank Kennon
Charles Vinton
Hake
Recruits to be enlisted in Cincinnati for Engineers
Recruits for the Second Regiment of Engineers to be formed at St. Louis will be enlisted in Cincinnati by Colonel Lansing H. Beach, following orders received Thursday.
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Regiment of Engineers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lansing H. Beach
Aliens Granted Citizenship in Thursday Ceremony
Certificates for becoming American citizens were granted Thursday to Ernest Arthur Hog known as High 3801 Colerain avenue from Baden Germany Joseph Mercurio fruit dealer 1405 Clay street from Italy Michael Keustermans 1552 Pleasant street civil engineer from Belgium and Argiros Melrose 822 West Fifth street tinner from Turkey
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Ernest Arthur Hog
High
Colerain Avenue
Baden
Germany
Joseph Mercurio
Clay Street
Italy
Michael Keustermans
Pleasant Street
Belgium
Argiros Melrose
West Fifth Street
Tinner
Turkey
Six Months Pay Granted to US Railway Volunteers
The Canadian Pacific Railway announced to Cincinnati agents that all United States employees who volunteer for overseas service will receive six months pay at active service start. They will keep their old jobs or receive equally good positions on return. Those drafted after will not receive recognition.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Cincinnati
United States
Twenty five apply, seventeen join First Regiment
Seventeen of twenty five applicants were accepted by First Regiment examining physicians Thursday. The enlistees include Oscar Sansifer Elmore Kilian T Walsh Harry Mears George Powell Nathan Pick.
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First Regiment
Oscar Sansifer
Elmore Kilian
T. §. Walsh
Harry Mears
George Powell
Nathan Pick
Unclear Names List in Court Document Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of persons including Frank Bauer William Hoover Joseph Leddinghaus George Meran and others tied to a court context. Records lack clear action dates or roles.
Archbishop Urges Lawmakers to Increase Army Chaplains
Archbishop Moeller requests Ohio Senators and Representatives probe Army chaplain apportionment claiming Catholic worshippers warrant at least 125 additional priests enlisted. He argues the current balance does not match parish participation.
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Moeller
Ohio
Perfect Children Scarce at Better Baby Show
Cincinnati Health Department physicians test 165 babies at Chester Park for Better Babies Show results. High scorers include Kenneth Crain II and Charles Findley in Division 1, Robert Kiley in Division 2, John Costello Jr in Division 3, Marjorie Burdell in Division 4, Geraldine Howitz in Division 5, and Alma Frimming in Division 6 with scores from 96.5 to 99 percent.
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Cincinnati
Health Department
Chester Park
Chester
Kenneth Cardwell Crain II
Kenneth
Jessie Crain
Fairfield Avenue
Charles George Findley
Charles and
Cecilie Findley
Colerain Avenue
Robert Joseph Kiley
Albert and
Elizabeth Kiley
Bruce Avenue
John J. Costello Jr
John
Lillian Costello
York Street
Marjorie Lea Burdell
Thomas and
Blanche Burdell
Geraldine Howitz
Jack
Bessie Horwitz
West Fifth Street
Frimming
George and
Frances Frimming
Wells Street
Davie Bookshop Proprietor Dies at 72 in Dayton
W. O. Davie, 72, longtime operator of a second hand book store on East Fourth Street between Main and Sycamore, Dayton, Ohio, died suddenly at his home. Funeral services will be Saturday morning at Spring Grove chapel.
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W. O. Davie
East Fourth Street
Main
Sycamore Streets
Dayton
Spring Grove Chapel
Eden Park Sealed At Night By Civil Military Order
Eden Park will be closed to all civilians from 11 p m to 6 a m following a resolution by the Board of Park Commissioners after a conference with military and civil authorities. Police will cooperate with Third Regiment MPs to enforce the order. Cars may pass through after 11 p m without stopping and without honking.
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Eden Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Copelaw
Krohn
Hubler
Ororo
Roll of Honor Enlistments List Names by Branch
Thursday enlistments list Army personnel from Cincinnati Dayton and other cities, Marines from Ohio Franklin and St Bernard, First Regiment and Batteries F C Navy personnel from multiple states, Enlisted Reserve Corps Medical Corps and Signal Corps names, with hometowns including Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Middletown and more.
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Army
Joseph Rothmann
Lyle B. Jones
William J. Rohan
Edward E. Perritt
Cincinnati
Roy Stroud
Edward L. Reinken
Clifford Chenny
Dayton
Philip E. Donnelly
Ft. Thomas
Raymond Pickeral
Staunton
Oscar H. Ekstrand
New Britain
Thomas Guy
Middletown
O. Marines
John R. Miller
Franklin, O
John M. McCabe
St. Bernard
Frank H. Bucker
Clifford B. Vianson
Theo J. Gross, Jr
Signal Corps
Edward E. Murphy
Eaton
Garnette Leaf
Morrow, C
John P. Knox
Cincinnati Invites Camp Procter Visit For First Regiment
Colonel F W Galbraith orders Companies A F H I and K and the Machine Gun Company to camp at Camp Procter for over Sunday. Cincinnatians and business leaders are invited to observe drill, combat work and a dress parade as a recruitment and outreach event for the First Regiment.
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Cincinnati
F. W. Galbraith
Camp Procter
Galbraith
Camp
Procter
Walnut Hills Club Plans Entertaining Third Regiment Guests
Walnut Hills Business Men's Club votes to assist the Third Regiment encampment in Eden Park by organizing entertainments and inviting regiment members to dinners. The Home Guard report is favorable with drill evenings at the Walnut Hills parochial school. The club schedules its annual outing at Macke's Garden on June 23 with a Red Cross collection.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Eden Park
Robert Hubler
R. B. Blume
Milton Campbell
William R. Collins
Macke’s Garden
Bond Hill
Red Cross
Home Guards to Drill in Burnet Woods
Permission to drill in Burnet Woods Sundays from 8 to 11 a.m. was granted to Captain William Evans, Company M, Home Guards, at a meeting.
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Burnet Woods
William Evans
Home Guards
City Board Advances Hulbert Playground Expansion Plans
The Board of Park Commissioners approved studying new property for extending Hulbert Playground features and authorized real estate experts to inspect proposed sites. A band stand on Winton Common was approved for the Fourth of July event with John E. Bruce as speaker. The Masonic bicentenary parade caused cancellation of Saturday’s concert.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Flag Presentation At Local Fire Companies
A flag raising ceremony took place at Fire Company No 2 and Ladder Company No 6 on Thursday afternoon. The Mothers Club of the Seventeenth Ward presented an American flag, with Mrs Joseph Wiederholt representing the women’s group making a brief address. Captain Finnigan accepted the flag. Speakers included Alfred G Allen Edward M Hurley and Fire Marshal Schraffenberger. The Washburn School Band provided music and Jim Straussberg served as Grand Marshal while Edward Geier of Company 6 was toastmaster.
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Mothers’ Club
Seventeenth Ward
Joseph Wiederholt
Finnigan
Company 6
Alfred G. Allen
Edward M. Hurley
Schraffenberger
Washburn School Band
Jim Straussberg
Edward Geier
Drill at Madison Park by Battery C
Young men invited to watch Battery C drill and target practice on Sunday at the Oakley range. Captain Vance Towler will supervise visitors who may use army rifles under battery members. They will assemble at Helen Street Armory at 9 o clock and stay all day at the range.
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Battery C
Oakley Range
Vance Towler
Adoption Ceremony For Ohio Infantry Band Tonight
A 30 minute band concert will be held outside the New Thought Temple at 7 30 PM. The Headquarters Company First Regiment Ohio Infantry will be formally adopted by the temple at 8 PM with a concert and presentation of comfort kits.
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New Thought Temple
McMillan and
Grandview Avenue
First Regiment, Ohio Infantry
Home Guard Staff to Meet in Cincinnati
Field and staff officers of the Cincinnati Home Guard Regiment are summoned to the Chamber of Commerce Board room Friday at 1 15 pm to be sworn in by Mayor Puchta. Call issued by Colonel Charles F. Hake Jr.
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Cincinnati Home Guard Regiment
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Puchta
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Guard to Be Sworn In at College Hill Town Hall
The College Hill Home Guard will be sworn in Friday night at 8 by Colonel Charles F. Hake Jr at the College Hill Town Hall.
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College Hill
Charles F. Hake, Jr
College Hill Town Hall
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W. P. Anderson Ira S. Holden
H. H. Selmeier
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W. Y. Cartwright
Carl Dehoney
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T. M. Ball Preston Y. Wright
C. B. Wachs
J. H. Gest, Jr
R. E. Field
Union Central
Care H. & S. Pogue Co
First National Bank
Union Trust Building
Walnut Street
Care Ferro-Concrete Construction Co
Atlas Bank
Union Gas and Electric Co
Care Western & Southern Life Ins. Co
Eastern Avenue
Grandin Road
Vista Avenue
American Red Cross
A. Clifford Shinkle
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Madison Park
Home Guard
Priestley
Priestley Cravenette Coats
Cravenette
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