Biscuit and Cracker Makers Meet In Cincinnati
The Convention of the Biscuit and Cracker Manufacturers Association of the United States gathers in Cincinnati for the second time since 1901 with 75 delegates and 35 women relatives, representing 98 percent of the industry. Leaders Brooks Morgan and Albert Strietmann pledge $1,000,000 for next year’s advertising, plus a cooperative purchasing system and a Chicago backed technical department. The annual banquet is set for tonight at the Hamilton County Country Club.
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Biscuit and
Harry A. Lockwood
F. M. Dudley
Walter Phillips
George Schmidt
Albert P. Strietmann
New York
Chicago
William Hoskins
Hamilton County Country Club
Ex-Service Men to Hear Summer Band Concerts
Ex service men enrolled in vocational courses in Cincinnati schools will enjoy ten summer band concerts starting July 7 at the Ohio Mechanics Institute under Mothers of Democracy. Funds donated by Mrs. Thomas Emery finance the series with War Camp Community Service girls as guests at the opener. Esberger's Band performs 7:30 to 8:30, singing led by Will R Reeves 8:30 to 9, then dancing.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Mothers of Democracy
Thomas Emery
Esberger
Will R. Reeves
Ohio State Vehicle Licenses Cut In Half After Midyear
Ohio licenses for motor and electric propelled vehicles will cost half the yearly tax starting tomorrow. Revised lists from the Columbus registrar show quarterly reductions. Vehicles used on state roads before April 1 pay full tax, until July 1 three quarters, after July 1 half the tax. Inspectors guard against false affidavits on start date of use.
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Ohio
The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
A. G. Snow
Columbus
Girls' Industrial School Opens at Clinton Street Settlement
A girls school opens at the Jewish Settlement on Clinton street for the summer under Mrs. Charles Moch. It provides directed recreation with Big Sister classes in dressmaking, dancing, games, and arts. The roof garden will host evening activities for the community. Frank Seltz will teach boxing to boys.
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Clinton Street
Charles Moch
Frank Seltz
Denver tire concern to build warehouse in Cincinnati
Gates Rubber Company of Denver plans a permanent Cincinnati warehouse to serve as a major tire distributing center. Louis Herzog, director of purchase, and Arthur M. Boulware of the Chamber of Commerce discussed site selection with officials, noting Cincinnati already hosts four tire distributors for Southern trade.
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Cincinnati
Louis Herzog
Gates Rubber Company
Denver
Col
Arthur M. Boulware
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mrs Strauss Hosts 170 Children Picnic at Burnet Woods
Mrs Laura Strauss of 11 Greenwood Court entertains about 170 children from Ninth Street and Madisonville branches of the Children's Home in Burnet Woods to celebrate her birthday with a picnic luncheon and dinner each year.
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Laura Strauss
Greenwood Court
Ninth Street
Madisonville
Burnet Woods
Strauss
Four sheds burned at Mitchell Brick Company site
Four frame sheds valued at $3,000 owned by the Mitchell Brick Company at Stop 8 Lower River road were destroyed by fire early last night. The blaze originated from an overheated kiln used to bake bricks. Sayler Park and Fernbank fire crews prevented the fire from spreading.
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Mitchell Brick Company
Lower River Road
Sayler Park
Fernbank
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