Swimming pools should be built and used for safety
The piece argues that swimming education protects health and safety, urging cities to provide affordable pools. It notes pools can cost as little as 75 dollars and cites examples in Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch, and urban parks. It warns of drownings from unsafe diving and late swimming lessons, and highlights YMCA and park pools as accessible learning sites.
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Long Island
Atlantic City
Cape May
Long Branch
Calvary Church Hosts Pictureque Clifton Wedding
Miss Nellie Knabe and S Kennedy Brown wed at Calvary Church Clifton in an Easter lily accented ceremony. Reception at the bride’s home followed. the couple plans to live in Germantown after a honeymoon trip. Also notes on anniversaries and local appointments among Cloverleaf area families and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marie Knabe
Ernst Knabe, Jr
Clifton
S. Kennedy Brown
O. G. Brown
Germantown
F. L. Flinchbaugh
Calvary
Frances Pogue
Mildred Brown
Dorothy Barrett
Louise Trevor
Jeffers Patterson
Dayton
George Chancey
Detroit
Lowell Hobart
Province Pogue, Jr
Clifton Avenue
Mr. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
Avondale
George Heathcote Hills
Edith Pratt
Judson Pratt
Frederick Johnson Hooker
Hooker
Answers to Health Questions from Old Subscriber Norwood D
A reader asks what darkens graying hair. An occasional return of natural color is possible but rare. Homemade preparations using burnt cork or henna and indigo can provide harmless shades. Another reader asks about a goiter in a fourteen year old girl. Often leave alone as many shrink. If bothersome symptoms occur X ray radium or injections may help. surgery can cure. A third reader asks about cold sponge baths causing sciatica. Likely bath duration too long. limit to one minute and stop if sciatic pain occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Norwood
J. C
Newport
Revelations of a Wife in Marvin House Room Mystery
In a Marvin marriage tale, Dicky hides his room’s furnishings as Grace Draper, his model, did the needlework. Tension erupts over her involvement and suspicions, while Dicky dodges his sister-in-law and hints at dinner plans with Miss Draper and her sister Mrs. Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Miss Draper
Dicky
Brennan House
Marvin
Grace Draper
Richard
Margaret
Mr. Birdsall
Mrs. Gorman
Shakespeare House
Policy Holders Party At Chester Park Outing
Policy holders of the west division of the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company are invited to a Sunday outing at Chester Park. N Lee Searcy, Superintendent of the division, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Chester Park
N. Lee Searcy
Central Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Plans Summer Work
The Club discussed summer plans at the First Presbyterian Church, including systematic distribution of temperance literature. County President Mrs. H. H. Huntsman, ill in Asheville, asked to be relieved. An Executive Committee was named to review the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
H. H. Huntsman
Lockland
Asheville
N. C
Emma Black
Dunn
John Robertson
Postoffice Robbery Reported in Castleton Indiana
Yeggmen robbed the Castleton Indiana postoffice yesterday morning escaping with stamps and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Ind
Men of Affairs in City Visit En Route East
John Henry Rollheger formerly of Cincinnati travels through the city heading east from Pasadena where he has lived ten years. Carl Adams Woodward graduate begins business ventures under the guidance of Manager Jr. Serkowich of the Chamber of Commerce retail merchants department.
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John Henry Rollheger
Cincinnati
Pasadena
Cal
Carl Adams
Woodward
Jr. Serkowich
Retail Merchants’ Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Westhoever Cartwright and Yaeger visit from the West
Former Cincinnati lads Phil Westhoever Thomas Cartwright and Edmund Yaeger visit relatives in the city for a few days. They currently reside in Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo New Mexico.
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Phil Westhoever
Thomas Cartwright
Edmund Yaeger
Cincinnati
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
N. M
Rhodes couple celebrate 58th wedding anniversary
Joseph H. Rhodes former general manager of the Adams Express Company local office and Mrs. Rhodes quietly observed the fifty-eighth anniversary of their marriage at their home on Zumstein avenue Hyde Park.
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Joseph H. Rhodes
The
Adams Express Company
Rhodes
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
Leont Block Remembers Career While Watching Others Hustle
Leon Block, retired local wholesale liquor dealer, visits former business scenes to recall his successful career. He spent a recent afternoon on "Change" enjoying watching others hustle for a living.
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Leon Block
Pennekamp Hosts Woodward Night Club Fund Drive
John Pennekamp, president of the One's Club at Woodward Night High School, says the group has thrived financially from its outings. He anticipates further success as plans unfold for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pennekamp
Woodward Night High School
Chamberlin Named Superintendent of Travelers Group Division
William F. Chamberlin, after six years as an agent for a Dayton Ohio insurer, is appointed Superintendent of the Travelers Insurance Company group division and will relocate to Hartford Connecticut. A former manufacturing engineer, he is an alumnus of Denison University and the University of Michigan and a member of ASME.
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William F. Chamberlin
Dayton,.c
Cincinnati
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Chamberlin
Denson University
University of Michigan
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Davis resigns to join Provident Life as Agency Secretary
William S. Davis former Assistant Manager of the Chamber of Commerce Trade Expansion Department resigns to become Agency Secretary for Provident Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia with headquarters in Cincinnati. James W. Ellis grain merchant marked his seventy third birthday with warm congratulations from friends. W. W. Freeman president of Union Gas and Electric Company and kin is spending a week with his family at Harbor Springs Michigan for rest and recreation.
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William S. Davis
The
Chamber of Commerce
Provident Life and Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
James W. Ellis
Change
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Kindred Companies
Harbor Springs, Mich
David Wachman Improves After Illness
David Wachman vice president of the Security Savings and Safe Deposit Company has been seriously ill for weeks but is now reported to be improving.
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David Wachman
The
Security Savings and Safe Deposit Company
Indiana Day at the Dixie Association Exposition
An event at the Dixie Highway Association Exposition in September promises to be one of the convention's biggest. Presidential tickets Fairbanks and Marshall are invited. The Boy Scouts will be guests of the International Rotary Convention Committee in Exchange Hall. Ralph A. Tingle of Cincinnati Rotary will speak Friday at 7:30 PM.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
Marshall
United States
BOY Scouts
International Rotary Convention Committee
Exchange Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph A. Tingle
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Fire damages home of Harry G. Pounsford in College Hill
Fire damaged the home of Harry G. Pounsford at 5804 Belmont Avenue College Hill yesterday with an estimated loss of $2,000. The College Hill Fire Company extinguished the blaze.
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Harry G. Pounsford
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Fire damages Dr. Grimes residence on Eastern Avenue
Fire damaged the home of Dr. J. A. Grimes at 2048 Eastern Avenue yesterday afternoon about 5 30 as the family attended a picnic. Origin traced to a flying spark from a railroad engine.
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J. A. Grimes
Eastern Avenue
New Officers to Be Installed at East End Federation Meeting
A new corps of officers will be installed at the Federation of Brotherhood Classes meeting. The event gathers churches from the East End and will take place tomorrow night at Columbia Baptist Church.
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Corps OF Ofders
Federation of Brotherhood
East End
Columbia Baptist Church
Police Seek Suspect After Child Assault at Vacant House
Police search for a man who lured an eight year old girl from 210 East Twelfth Street into a cellar at 1103 Walnut Street yesterday and attacked her. The girl was taken to General Hospital.
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East Twelfth Street
Walnut Street
General Hospital
Frank Conners Killed Riding Freight Train at Bellefontaine
Frank Conners was killed yesterday at Bellefontaine Ohio while riding on a freight train. He lived in Cincinnati.
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Frank Conners
Bellefontaine, O
Cincinnati
Four prizes to be awarded at Chester Park outing
The Cincinnati Retail Shoe Dealers Association will award four prizes Saturday night at Chester Park to the four most popular employees in the Cincinnati shoe trade during their annual outing.
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Chester Park
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Crack Shots Make Big Score State Champions in F Company
Word of the State championship for the indoor team of Company F of the First Ohio Infantry was received at the Armory. The squad scored 1,435 of 1,500 with Lieutenant E. J. Ertel as captain and coach. Captain H. Teeters led individuals with a 249, while Sergeant C. A. Ertel earned twenty eight medals and the others also held multiple honors.
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Ohio Infantry
Armory
E. J. Ertel
H. Teeters
C. A. Ertel
I. H. Dube
C. Gravenkemper
H. J. Hicks
T. Meadows
Pink Wedding of Miss Kitty Bradley and Mr. Frederick Hirst
Kentucky Society held a Covington wedding at the Bradley home with Rev. Hugh Leith officiating. The ceremony featured a pink theme, family heirloom lace, and elegant gowns as relatives and friends witnessed the union of Kitty Bradley and Frederick Hirst.
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Edward Bradley
Covington
Kitty Bradley
Frederick Hirst
Hugh Leith
Will Ranson
Charles E. Bradley
Dudley
Edwin Hirst
Betty Mackay
Harry Giant
Samuel Stokes
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Robinson
Clifton
Robert Taylor
Edward Galatti
Newton Miller
Dorothy
Louis de Bus
Robert Carroll
Hugh Colville
Lenn Gooch
Clifford Kaiper
Marguerite Hunt
Chase Bradley
Emma Galatti
Harry Giana
Will Ransom
Stokes
Allies Order for Mighty Shells Placed at Dayton
The Barney & Smith Car Company of Dayton Ohio received an Allied munition order exceeding five million dollars. The Canadian Car and Foundry Company will handle distribution. The firm will continue big car orders and munition work, with activity projected well into 1917.
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Allies
Dayton
Barney & Smith Car Company
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Grand Jury Banquet Hosts Officials at Chester Park
Hamilton County Grand Jury held a banquet at the Chester Park Clubhouse with Judge John A. Caldwell City Prosecutor John V. Campbell and courthouse criminal division attaches as guests of honor. The event was arranged by Grand Jury members Robert F. Taft Mooney O'Neill Dr. Bamberger and Louis Wolfson.
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Hamilton County Grand Jury
Chester Park
John A. Caldwell
John V. Campbell
Robert F. Taft
Mooney
O’neill
Dr. Bamberger
Louis Wolfson
Neal Treatment touted to end alcoholism in three days
An advertorial claims alcoholic poisoning drives drink craving and says Neal Institute can stop craving in three days. It asserts the Neal Treatment removes poison, offering independence and a booklet titled The Neal Way. Locations include Avondale Cincinnati and other Neal Institutes in Cleveland Columbus and Pittsburgh.
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Neal Institute
Neal Way
Maple Ave
Avondale
Cincinnati
Avon
Neal Institutes
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Judge Sets Aside Night Owl Restraining Order
Judge May on Wednesday vacated the restraining order issued by Judge Cushing against Allen S3cts7ori of The Owl and enjoining Sidney Stern from publishing The Night Owl. Evidence presented by Botsford was deemed insufficient to justify the order.
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Judge May
Cushing
Allen
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