Voorhees Departs B and O for Chicago Vice Presidency
Cincinnati farewell dinner honors H Belin Voorhees newly named Baltimore and Ohio vice president. Attendees from Cleveland Chicago Baltimore praised his leadership, while C W Van Horn to succeed him. About 150 guests at the Cincinnati Club with executives from multiple cities in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
H. Belin Voorhees
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Voorhées
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati Club
C. W. Galloway
Railroad
Buffalo
Russell Wilson
The
Times-Star
Voorhees
Congress Quiz on Morgan Food Merger Looms
Congress probes Morgan food merger reports as antitrust officials indicate possible inquiry. Senators Walsh La Follette and Norris have been alerted and await any department action, amid fears the deal will raise living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Quiz NY Morgan Food Merger Loom
Department of Justice
Morgan
Congress
Department
Walsh
la Follette
Norris
Ford Factory Probe Ties Blame To Flashlight Powder
Nine injured when a flashlight powder explosion aboard the Berengaria near a pier caused facial cuts and deep wounds. Schutz suffered a severed artery in his hand and burns. others named include Miss Zelda Gould Miss Hilda Gleed Arthur J Gleed Lewis Kelin Anne McCormick and Edward Peters. St Vincent's Hospital treated seven. Henry Ford checked on the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutz
J. D., Doherty
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Zelda Gould
Hilda Gleed
Hartford
Not Guilty Plea in First Degree Murder Case
Dr. Snook confesses to killing his estranged wife during a June night quarrel sparked by Miss Hix, who feared he would take his wife and child to Lebanon. He claims he struck her with a hammer after she threatened the wife and child, then confessed to authorities. Attorneys plan not guilty plea with early trial sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Snook
Miss Hix
Lebanon
Snook
Duncan
Dana F. Reynolds
Bertillon
French
Harry F. French
Phillips
Otto Phillips
J. P. Morgan Denies Food Merger Plans
New York World News Service reports J. P. Morgan & Co denies any investigation into a food merger. A partner says Morgan avoids commodity investments and no talks have begun beyond the existing Royal Baking Powder, Fleischmann, E W Gillett, and Chase & Sanborn entities. Wall Street rumors link many food stocks to Morgan, with Postum rising on unconfirmed chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
Fleischmann Company
E. W. Gillett Company, Ltd
Combine
Chase & Sanborn Company
Wall Street
Morgan Group
Postum
Confession Phraseology Questioned in Snook Case
John F. Seidel and BE. D. Ricketts named as counsel for former Ohio State University professor Snook. Seidel disputed the confession's wording saying it may not have been written for Snook, and that he would review the document with Snook today. He denied that Prosecutor Chester threw him out during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Snook
Chester
Crowd waits at Franklin County Courthouse for Dr. Snook indictment
A large crowd gathered at the Franklin County Courthouse as the grand jury weighed a first degree murder indictment against Dr. James H. Snook, the confessed slayer of Theora Hix. Sheriff and officials kept him in the county jail all day and the crowd remained hopeful. Melvin T. Hix, father of Theora, emerged from the grand jury room with a $1 witness fee and voiced doubt about the confession, urging more scrutiny and psychological context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Columbus
Franklin County
Srand
John J. Chester
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Grand Ury
Theora K. Hix
Melvin T. Hix
Bradentown
Fla
Church Plans Pig Picnic At Our Lord Christ King
The Rev Edward J Quinn urged parish chairmen to complete committee organization for the annual picnic on July 27 and 28 at the Linwood Road Ellison Avenue church grounds. Parish ladies have arranged a card party for July 27 with prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Quinn
Our Lord Christ the King Church
Linwood Road
Ellison Avenue
Falls Into Elevator Shaft At Permica Insulation
Richard Comer, 42, of 715 Mellwood Avenue, is in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after falling down an elevator shaft at Permica Insulation on Springarove Avenue and Winton Road yesterday. Comer said he raised the safety gate on the first floor and lost his balance as the elevator descended, falling to the basement. Foreman Louis Hoffline transported the man to the hospital by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Comer
Mellwood Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Permica Insulation Company
Spring Arove Avenue
Winton Road
Comer
Th Building
Louis Hoffline
Weather Across States Shows Fair Weekend Then Some Showers
Ohio and Kentucky expect a fair Saturday with Sunday clouds and possible showers. Indiana cools then warms Saturday with Sunday showers or thunderstorms. Western New York sees partly cloudy days with little temperature change. A table lists current highs and lows for cities like Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville and shows a 0.08 rain total for June with above average temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York
Indiana
Eastport
Pittsburgh
Boston
Louisville
Albany
Nashville Licice
Cleveland
Plamedia
S. Marie
Chicago
Kilgour Chapter Plan Mammoth Cave Motor Tour
Ninety nine employees of Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company members of the Kilgour Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America depart from the Main Exchange at Fourth and Hamilton streets at 7:00 AM for a motor tour to Mammoth Cave Kentucky. They travel via Lexington Danville and Bardstown and spend Sunday at Mammoth Cave. Monday they stop at Clifty Falls near Madison Indiana before returning to Cincinnati Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Kilgour
Telephone Pioneers of America
Fourth
Hammond
Mammoth Cave
Lexington
Danville
Bardstown
Clifty Falls
Madison
Ind
Cincinnati
Samuel Mayer Named Honorary Life Member of Credit Men
Samuel Mayer, president of the Isaac Fuller Son's Company of Cincinnati, was elected an honorary life member by the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men. He joins two others in holding this honor: Henry Bentley, former secretary, and the current secretary John L. Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mayer
Isaac Fuller Son
of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Henry Bentley
John L. Richey
St Edmunds Home Trustees Elect New Officers
Albert W. Shell was elected President of the Board of Trustees of St. Edmunds Home for Boys in Glendale yesterday. Other officers chosen include Charles A. Meyers as Vice President Harry L. Gordon as Secretary and E P Coke as Treasurer Eric W Gibberd was elected Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Shell
Board of
St. Edmund’s Home For Boys
Glendale
Charles A. Meyers
Harry L. Gordon
E. P. Coke
Eric W Gibberd
Civil Service certifies twenty for Fire or Police roles
The Civil Service Commission yesterday certified twenty names for positions in either the Fire or Police Departments to Col. Sherrill, City Manager. The list includes Leo L. Doran, Francis W. Wagner, John A. T. Brumage, Harry C. Hunt, John Albert Jr., John M. Newkirk, Almon R. Smith, Frank B. Jackson, Stuart C. Harden, Oscar M. Bonta, Clifford H. Dettmer, Harland D. Propriater, Clifford Burke, John J. Carroll, Casper Heatherly, Edward J. Hoffrogge, Harry R. Hicks, David A. Flach, Archie Stewart, and Howard J. Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sherrill
Civil Service Commission
Leo L. Doran
Gilbert Avenue
Francis W. Wagner
Fairbanks Avenue
John A. T. Brumage
Carney Street
Harry C. Hunt
Grand Vista Place
John Albert, Jr
Beekman Street
John M Newkirk
Cedar Avenue
Almon R. Smith
Warsaw Avenue
Frank B. Jackson
Edward J. Hoffrogge
Baltimore Avenue
Harry R. Hicks
West Liberty Street
David A. Flach
Archie Stewart
Sherman Avenue
Howard J. Bauer
Stewart Place
Schneider Day Observed by Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club
The Noonday Luncheon Club of the Knights of Columbus will observe Schneider Day at the Cincinnati Club on Monday as a testimonial is presented to Joseph Schneider, retiring club president. Clem J. Boex chairs the Committee on Arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati Club
Joseph Schneider
Clem J. Boex
Fisher to Begin Motor Trip to the East Today
Oscar C. Fisher assistant postmaster will leave the city for a motor trip to the east today. He plans to spend the whole of his vacation touring this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Fisher
Indict two for murder in Hebron swamp case
Porter County Grand Jury indicts Mrs. Catherine Cassler and her adopted son Edward for first degree murder in the slaying of Camerola Soutar whose body was found in a swamp near Hebron Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Catherine Cassler
Edward
Porter County Grand Jury
Camerola Soutar
Hebron
Knights Templar to Attend Garfunkie Funeral
Cincinnati Commandery No. 3 Sir Knights meet Saturday at 2 15 PM at the Masonic Temple to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Jacob N Garfunkie at Calvary Episcopal Church Clifton L avenue at 3 PM Full Templar uniform Commander David A Trapp Recorder Charles M Yost
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Jacob N. Garfunkie
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clifton l Avenue
Templar
David A. Trapp
Charles M. Yost
Death Notices for June 1929 in Clifton area
Obituary notices list multiple local residents dying in June 1929. Entries include COCKBURN Francis B at 4 Romaine Apartments Clifton with services June 22. GARFUNKLE J N in Columbus with services June 22. LEISURE Edward at 2222 Symmes Street with funeral arrangements later. MOORHEAD Margaret Bowring at 320 Burns Avenue Wyoming with services June 22. STANLEY Olga 8 B at Wiltsee's chapel June 22. WESTERMAN Luty E at 3334 Columbia Avenue with funeral Monday. ZAPF Marie at residence on North Bend with service June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Mary Les
Lawson
Charles T. Westerman
John H. Everhard
Columbia Avenue
Zapf
Marie
Nee Stephens
John Zapf
Cuff Read
North Bend
Cleveland Prohibition Drive Targets Rum Runners
Prohibition officials in Cleveland plan a broader border warfare against rum runners. The effort calls for more agents and fast cars to patrol shorelines and stop liquor landings amid a June conference led by Wilfred J. Mahon and W N Woodruff. The rum boat episode near Ontario prompted possible attempted murder charges if identities are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuddy
Ontario
Canadian
Cleveland
Wilfred J. Mahon
United States
Mahon
W. N. Woodruff
Ohio
Gustave J. Simon
Woodruff
John E. Wright
Hoover Clarifies Limits of Law After Border Shooting
Hoover says federal government will not transgress legal limits after the fatal shooting of Henry Virkkula by a border patrolman near International Falls. The City Council received Hoover's letter dated June 18, noting Treasury action. Senator Schall called the incident terrible and urged measures to prevent a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkkula
Big Falls
George Johnston
Thomas D. Schall
Schall
Virkkula
Washington
Treasury Department
Ten
Koover
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Mounted Police Do Not Enforce Detroit River Rum Trade
Col. Cortland Starnes, Commissioner of the Canadian Mounted Police, said his force will only act on arrangements between the Ontario provincial and Dominion governments, denying responsibility for law enforcement along the Detroit River rum running area. Ottawa notes Attorney General A. H. Price tied the issue to dominion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa. Ont
Cortland Starnes
Canadian Mounted Police
Detroit River
Mounted Police
A. H. Price
Ontario
Dominion
Throne Pays Last Tribute to Rev Louis A Tieman
About eight hundred persons filled Sacred Heart Church to honor Rev Louis A Tieman with solemn requiem mass. Archbishop McNicholas led absolution and Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand delivered the funeral sermon. Tieman served thirty six years as a priest including eleven at Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Louis A. Tieman
Charles Knipper
St. Philomena Church
Archbishop McNicholas
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Father Tieran
Veterans' Bureau head Dr. E. O. Crossman dies at 65
Dr. Edgar O. Crossman medical director of the United States Veterans' Bureau died at his Bedford summer home after a two week illness. A Ludlow Vermont native, he held state senate service and held multiple bureau posts before becoming medical director in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
N. H
Edgar O. Crossman
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Crossman
Washington
Ludlow
Plymouth
University of New Hampshire
University of Vermont
New Hampshire
State Senate
Maine
Vermont
Veterans’ Bureau
Manchester
Boston
West Roxbury
Mass
Veterans’ Hospital
Veterans’ Neuropsychiatric Hospital
Clerk of Courts T L Morgan Dies in Athens County
T L Morgan Clerk of Courts in Athens County dies at his home after a long illness. He served as Clerk six times, the longest elected officeholder in the county, and earlier worked as a court stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Morgan
Athens, CO
Athens County
Col Perrin L. Smith Dies At Hastings Golf Links
Col Perrin L. Smith finance officer of the Second Corps Area collapsed and died today at the St Andrews golf links in Hastings on the Hudson. Born in 1870 in Thimod is his entry into the army began during the Spanish American War and he entered regular service in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perrin L. Smith
Second Corps
Distinguished Service Medal and Citations for Gallantry Awarded
A servicemember received the Distinguished Service Medal along with two Citations for gallantry. The award highlights acknowledged acts of bravery and dedication.
Death of R. H. Trego prominent Sidney business man
R. H. Trego 83 longtime Sidney journalist and former editor of The Sidney Journal died at his home. He was a joint owner of The Journal with William Binkley and served as postmaster at Sidney under Presidents Grant and Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Trego Sidney, O
R. H. Trego
Sidney
Sidney Journal
Journal
William Binkley
Grant
Hayes
Reverend Thomas B. Gregory Dies at 72 in Brooklyn Home
The Rev. Dr. Thomas B. Gregory, 72, noted newspaper columnist and former Universalist minister, died yesterday at the Brooklyn home of his son in law after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Gregory
New York
Universalist
Brooklyn
Two-Year Hunt Ends as Trooper Downey Slayer Nabbed
Salvatore Accorsi, tracked across Illinois Wisconsin Ohio New Jersey and New York, was captured in New York and charged with fatally slaying Trooper James J. Downey near Acmetonia on August 22, 1927. Sergt. J. J. Tomek aided the pursuit leading to extradition proceedings approved by Gov. John S. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
New York
Acmetonia
James J. Downey
Salvatore Accorsi
John S. Fisher
Accorsi
Sergi
J. J. Tomek
Tomek
Greensburg Barracks
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
New Jersey
Sergt
Staten Island
Staten Island and Told Him He Was Wanted For the Killing of Trooper Downey
Sam Accorsi
Woman's skull fractured in automobile accident
Miss Ella Johnstone 35 of Epworth boulevard Detroit was knocked from a taxicab running board by an eastbound East End street car in front of 4555 Eastern avenue. She suffered a skull fracture and brain concussion. Bethesda Hospital reports her condition serious. Motorman Carl Skinner 4520 Eastern avenue and cab driver Edwin Wagner 1416 Ambrose street were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Johnstone
Epworth Boulevard
Detroit
Mich
Davis
Eastern Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Carl Skinner
Edwin Wagner
Ambrose Street
Appeal Planned On Toledo Back Pay Case
The 44 former Toledo city employees granted back salaries totaling about 30 000 by Judge H A Miller will appeal to the Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court Mayor William T Jackson announced. They were removed from city service when the Jackson administration took over in January 1921 and sued to regain their jobs and pay claiming illegal discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
H. A. Miller
Célina
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
William T. Jackson
Jackson
Priscilla Dean and Leslie Arnold Plan Remarriage After Divorce
Priscilla Dean the actress and Leslie P Arnold a former army aviator separated today and announced plans to remarry after Arnold secures a divorce from his first wife. The former wife in Groton Connecticut had a Georgia court decision setting aside the prior divorce. Arnold and Miss Dean, who had just returned to Los Angeles from a northern California trip, learned of the ruling upon arrival. Arnold said he would again begin divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Priscilla Dean
Leslie P. Arnold
Arnold
Groton
Woman's Escort Shot In Oakland Street Incident
Arsenio Monteri, 39, a merchant of 1322 Clay street, was shot in the left leg while escorting Miss Marie Rose ner, 34, of 1325 Clay street to her home near 1317 Walnut street. Police hold Miss ner and Charles Stever, 65, of 1325 Clay street for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteri Arsenio
Clay Street
Walnut Street
Marie Rose
Arsenio
Charles Stever
Marriage Licenses List Reveals Dozens of Couples
A long list shows numerous couples including George Hackman and Mary Brussel, Leroy Albert and Dorothy Maule, Lawrence Riegel and Helen Fae, Milton Sande and Agnes Gelshof, Katherine Moore and Beach, and Harriet McClure. The roster covers names, ages, professions, and addresses across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hackman
Beech Avenue
Cero
Mary Brussel
Clark Street
Packer Leroy
Albert
Worthington Avenue
Dorothy Maule
Lawrence A. Riegel
Price Avenue
Helen
Fae
Silicon Hotel
Milton Sande
Joe
Layer
Nat Silva
Fairbanks Avenue
Agnes Gelshof
Hearn @ George
Katherine Moore
West Sixth
I.e Beach
Elsmere Avenue
Harriet McClure
Harold F. Indianapolis
Ind
New L. Duncan
South Warwick
Frank Mihaly
West Fifth Street
Lucy Gordon
St. Mary’s Star
John G. Pratt
Jey
ACTE
Eighth Street
Roy Pence
Front Street
Die Setter
Howse
East Front Street
Sateaady
Benjamin & A
Regent Avenue
Cutter
Goldie
Delaware Avenue
August Billau
Thomas
Adamhe
Woodburn Avenue
George
Newportport
Alice L. Pet Fettkether
Lekinnd
Lawrence Littman
New Richmond
Oonenent
Ethel Walter
Mt. Healthy
Pac
Frank Feger
Beekman Street
Martha Gildehaus
Ever Avenue
John H. Malis
Sweeney Avenue
Ac Rer
Alene Hutton
Stone Street
Clarence B. Nitsche
Delhi Road
Senceen A. Myers
Iverside Avenue
Friend
Carthage
Marvin Reeves
Hartwell Phenographfch
Raymond & Res
Raymond & Res.moyhe
Sarah Raine
Avenue Ae
Dixmyth
Opera Aineer
Rank Vneer
Hiinter
Anna Eee
Borden
Mah
Mond Jansen
Warsaw Avenue
Electrician
Dorothy M. Birk
Fairmon
Frank E 1810
Young Street
Hazell Mewkik
Doorchester Street
Stanley Grueninger
Leckland
Rachel Johnson
Barr Street
Aloysius En
Teres Rwehie
St. Leger Pitts
Ieemen
Nartie Lavercombe
Dozen Arrested in Twelve Raids at Portsmouth Ohio
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports W E Barcus leading a body of federal state county and city officers in twelve raids across Portsmouth and New Boston resulting in twelve arrests for liquor charges. Six suspects face federal charges under the Jones law and six go to Municipal Court. Names include Grover Conley Delbert Hale Wyatt Cooper Reed McGuire Edward McGraw Cole Redden Owen Campbell James Snyder Wayne George Minne Lee Belva Holloway Lou James. Campbell’s Linger Longer Inn raid involved a moonshine delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
New Boston
W. E. Barcus
Cincinnati
Barcus
Grover Conley
Delbert Hale
Wyatt Cooper
Reed McGuire
Edward McGraw
Roadside Inn
Cole Redden
Owen Campbell
James Snyder
Wayne George
Minne Lee
Bélva Holloway
Lou James
Campbell
Linger Longer Inn
M. J. Caldwell
Safe lightning guidance from Bureau of Standards issued
Washington June 21 the Bureau of Standards cites annual US lightning deaths and injuries and offers a safety code. Stay indoors during storms and pick shelter in a metal building or protected dwelling, avoid open areas, trees, fences, and hilltops, and seek dense woods or depressions if outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Bureau of Standards
United States
Mineworkers Temple Ordered Sold by Court
Belmont County Court orders sale of the United Mineworkers Temple in Bell Aire to satisfy mortgagees and debts totaling 252587. The temple served about 15000 union miners across Ohio and West Virginia. The property was later transferred to John L. Lewis, with Ohio miners suing to reverse the transfer and reclaim the proceeds for original subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
Belmont
United Mineworkers’ Temple
Bellaire
Harrison and Jefferson
Ohio
Brooke, Marshall, Hankcock
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
International Miners’ Union
Ohio Miners
Rain Lifts as City Tastes Cooler Air
Yesterday was cooler than the five prior days though showers promised by the weather man did not appear. The temperature rose to 82, well below the year’s record high of 90 reached twice. Hourly readings show a gradual climb from morning 72 to a late afternoon peak.
Hoover Stnd Hugh 3 Gibdon Help Dawes
Secretary Stimson voiced satisfaction with Japan's readiness to back naval armament reductions. Senator Borah offered no comment on the ambassador’s visit or a State Department statement. Borah has long urged freedom of the seas and neutral rights as essential to disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sald
Borah
State Department
Stimson
Joking comment in Italy greets moves of Dawes
Rome June 21 Italian press largely avoids editorials on Ambassador Dawes and Premier Mac Donald disarmament talks. Tevere mocks Dawes and Mac Donald tree planting in Scotland and calls the naval yardstick proposal a vain search for a new metric system. The Society of Pilgrims speech is labeled a flat comedown after the Forres Highlands meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Rome
Tevere
Dawes
MacDonald
Scotland
Society of Pilgrims
Forres
Scotch Highlands
Leseenar
N. World News Service
Waeta Press Pub. Co
Three Boys Die In Sewer Trench Cave-In
In Anderson Indiana three boys ages seven to eleven were buried alive when an open sewer trench caved in. Harold Roselle said Haney likely died from crushing while the others were smothered. The trench reached ten feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Snyder
Eugene
Haney
Frederick Walter
Jones
Charles William
Harold Roselle
Young Haney
Hanselmann Drill Corps Elects Officers at Masonic Temple
Hanselmann Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar drill corps elected officers for the coming year at a meeting in the Masonic Temple. Next drill corps gathering is set for July 19. Officers include Lert Powell president and Harry Meier Jr vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Lert Powell
Harry Meier, Jr
Harry E. Ballman
Arthur Kirker
Joseph Powell
Walter Distler
Charles F. Hern, Jr
Park Board seeks land and park property for city greenspace
The Park Board asked the City Council to allocate land to enlarge Caldwell Park at North Pend road and Caldwell drive. It also advised that an option to buy the Clarke property on Mcheome avenue was exercised to join Lick Run Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Counccil
Ehnharge Caldwell Park
North Pend Road
Caldwell Drive
Clarke
Mcheome Avermuc
Lick Run Park
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Oregon
Messrs. Walsh
Canada
Post Products Company
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Penick & Ford Company
Federal Trade Commission
Old Postum Cereal Company
Jello Company
Minute Tapioca Company
Igelhart Bros. Company
FOROS
Ondok Woigted
J. P. Morgan Company
Fountain Square
Fifth
Smook
Lodge
Julius Baer
Fourth ST
Busse & Borgmann Co
Directo
Freeman Av
Pens
College Atal
DR. E. 0. Crossman
Col. Perrin Bd. Smith
Trooper
Army Flyer
Hugh
Gibdon
Italy
Beatrice Baskerville
OPERA
Metropolis
Aida
Ruassland
Linton
the Rainbow Man
Eddie Dowling
Keith
Thornton Wilder
Capitol
Ramon
Navarro
Pagan
Lon Chaney
Estelle Taylor and
Lupe Velez
Laura la Plante and
John Boles
E. F. Albee
Bec
Sam Bob Murphy
Mary Haynes
Coney Island
America
Natatorium
Jack Coppinger
Lake Como
Foot of Broadway
Adults, Inc
Henry Thies
Moounlite Garden
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