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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1907
Page
8
The forty seventh annual commencement at Mt Notre Dame Academy Reading Ohio featured the largest class yet with over 100 pupils in a white clothed procession. Archbishop Moeller presided and Very Rev Edward Pace preached on Christian Education.
Abe Levy a popular tailor of 811 Vine street will wed Miss May Rosenbaum of West Ninth street next Wednesday evening at the Sterling Hotel. The couple are surrounded by many friends who extend warm congratulations and best wishes.
Master Leroy Shaffer son of Police Officer William Shaffer and Cal Crim's mascot will perform at 7 o'clock tonight to aid the German Protestant Orphans Home on Highland avenue Mt. Auburn. The program features violin and piano pieces including Bars of the Danube Burning of Rome William Tell Fantasie Light Cavalry Holy City Moonlight on the Hudson Poet and Peasant and When the Sun Turns the Ocean Blue to Gold among others.
The Eden Park band announces an afternoon program with Scouton Overture Car and Carpenter Nid DAmour Valse Suite Waldteufel Paraphrase Melody in F Humoresque La Sorella Lucia di Lammermoor Overture Italian Comedy Xylophone solo by Bela Keler Bellstedt selections and medleys including Patsy Dear and Honey Boy Two-Step with various popular tunes.
Excursion trains depart Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. routed via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco with wide vestibuled sleeping cars and modern conveniences. Berth rates are half the cost of regular sleepers. Contact B O S W Illinois Central Southern Pacific agents or C H Wiseman D B A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent for details.
Dress for July debuts a striking Goupil & Cle cover from Paris and praises the issue as the best yet. It surveys society attire from the past month in The Promenade, previews future fashion in The Trend of Fashion, and follows two smart-set girls through Sherry's while gossiping about gowns.
Union files complaint against bandmaster William Kopp at Latonia Race Track for playing for less than the set scale. Testimony will be heard by the Executive Committee Tuesday night, according to Jacob Schmalz secretary of the local Musicians Union.
George A. Thayer, president of the Fresh Air Society, states a fraudster is posing as a society agent to solicit and collect funds in Avondale and Walnut Hills. The society confirms no solicitors are employed.
The Metropolitan Savings Bank and Trust Company organized yesterday with officers including Thomas F. McClure as President Josiah Kirby as First Vice President R. K. LeBlond as Second Vice President John J. Bruce as Third Vice President George W. Platt as Secretary and L. M. Sanford as Cashier. Capital set at 300000 with initial surplus 30000 and a wide stock distribution. Quarters at 534 Walnut Street will be fitted out and the bank aims to open July 15.
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