Seven Nurses Graduate at Booth Memorial Training School
Commencement exercises for seven graduates Lula Bell McClain Ruth Ann Post Helena Verger Ruth Louise Kinney Josephine Stevens Myrtle Cree and Ruby Kinney will be held Tuesday evening at Madison Avenue Baptist Church Robbins street and Madison venue. Baccalaureate on Sunday at Scott Street M E Church with Rev W P Baird preaching. Class Day and banquet Wednesday at hospital grounds with diplomas and presentations by Dr Charles L Bonifield and Major Emma D Webb.
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Booth Memorial Training School For
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Robbins Street
Madison
Lula Bell McClain
Ruth Ann Post
Helena Agnes Verger Ruth Louise Kinney
Josephine Stevens
Myrtle Ruth Cree
Ruby Lucille Kinney
Scott Street M. E
W. P. Baird
Icciauuac
H. D. Allen
Margaret Bovil
C. McGinley
W. R. Vance
Charles L. Bonifield
Mabel R. Gaskins
Emma D. Webb
A. T. Brewer
Octavia Stevenson
R. Lee Bird
E. C. Withite Samas
Berns celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary in quiet observance
Mr and Mrs William Berns aged 74 of 509 West Fourteenth street marked 50 years of marriage with a church service at St Aloysius attended by their five children Joseph Herman and William Berns Catherine Devanny and Clara Bern ing all of Covington. The husband is blind and feeble while Mrs Berns attended mass and the Rev I M Altmann led prayers at home after the service. The couple were born in Germany and wed May 27 1875 in St Aloysius Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berns
William
Catherine Berns
West Fourteenth Street
Berns
Germany
St. Aloysius Church
Joseph
Herman
Catherine Devanny
Clara Berning
Covington
Covington Police Exam Results Pending Grading
Covington Civil Service Commissioners said results from Tuesday night’s police exams for Captain Lieutenant and other officer positions will be released after grading. Acting Captain John Putthoff faced no opposition for Captain and is expected to be approved to succeed the late Edward Riemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Holmes High to graduate 75 in Covington
Holmes High School expects a 75 member graduating class. Baccalaureate is set for June 14 at the auditorium, with class night on June 15 and commencement on June 16. Officers include Grady Hodges president and Louise Ray vice president. Class colors are old rose and silver. flower will be pink tea rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Holmes High School
H. 8. Cox
Grady A.hodges
Louise V. Ray
Beulah C. Chowning
James Burrows
Vesta Rice
Mrs Ida B Preston Granted Divorce on Cruelty Charge
Mrs Ida B Preston obtained a divorce from Whitney Preston in Kenton Circuit Court before Judge Harbeson on cruelty charges. The couple from 607 Main Street had previously divorced and remarried on June 7, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Ida B. Preston
Harbeson
Whitney Preston
Main Street
Marriage Licenses and Names in London and Ohio
A list of marriage and license records including Henry P. Ford Prudence Moon Robert Taylor Gertrude Smith Edward T. Sander Mary H. Wallage Charles H. Smith and Kate E. Murphy. Residences show London and various Ohio locations Cincinnati Hillsboro Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Ford
Prudence Moon
Robert Taylor
Gertrude Smith
Edward T. Sander
Mary H. Wallage
Harles H. Smith
kKie E. Murphy
Runaways Sought From Dayton Couple to Cincinnati
Police sought Miss Helen BE Brown 17 and Raymond Jolly 20 both of Dayton after they left for Cincinnati with two other girls and two young men yesterday afternoon. Parents say Brown and Jolly planned to marry here. Investigators did not locate the group at Cincinnati hotels last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen BE
Brown
Raymond Jolly
Dayton
Cincinnati
Miss Brown
Jolly
Volta-Tonic claims large savings for battery recharging
Radio advertisement touts VOLTA-TONIC as a new compound to recharge 12 of 13 dry cell batteries for 7e each, promising over 60 percent savings. Company pledges nationwide shipping at 75c per battery from VOLTA-TONIC CO. in Dayton, Kentucky.
Building associations meet in Newport to discuss reforms
Representatives from over sixty five Kentucky local building associations gather at the Elks Temple in Newport for the 29th annual Kentucky League of Local Building Associations meeting. President Thomas A. Barker warns against loan sharks posing as building and loan institutions and reviews officer changes and speakers for the next national meeting in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky League
Kentucky League of Local
Elks’ Temple
Newport
Thomas A. Barker
Louisville
Kentucky
Gustave Flexner
Greater Louisville Building Association
C. R. Harrell
Avery Building Association
John B. Thiessen
Covington
Schroetter
C. A. Schroetter
Burnett Wallace
Shelbyville
Hyman Herbs
Ashland
John Stiles
Hopkinsville
W. F. Scholl
Fred, Bassman
C. S. Furber
W. A. Hoppenans
H. H. Wetzel
Wilmore
W. H. Benjamin
Mayfield
A. G. Renau
Thomas L. Pogue
Cincinnati
H. F. Cellarivis
United States League
Henry S.S. Rosenthal
American
Prohibition Raids and Arrests Mark Kentucky City News
Several liquor and solicitation cases dominate Ludlow Kentucky reports. Sheriff deputies arrest a man under aliases after peeping into homes while prosecutions proceed against cafe owners and others for liquor violations. A will is probated in Kenton County and a church plans a June street bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva H. Martin
Withiamsville
Harry Ferguson
Ludlow
Fairview
Ferguson
National Supply Company
Toledo
Withamsville
Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Bernard Dressman
Dressman
Roetken
Joseph Gerwe
Arthur Koors
Nineteenth Street
William Booth
Maysville
John H. Stoker
Obert Griffen
T. J. Sullivan
John Stephen
Seventh
Scott
Burl Rankins
Washington Street
Federal
Pikeville Grocery Oo
United States District Court
Leo Coleman
Regina
Henry Taylor
Watkins Street
Devon Park
Jesse Campbell
Banklick Street
Read
John W. Urton
Kenton
Nancy F. Urton
Latonia
Reverend Ward elected First Vice President of Ohio Christian Ruinant Society
The Rev W D Ward pastor of Oakley Christian Church was elected First Vice President at the Ohio Christian Ruinant Society in Newark Ohio where the society is in session. W C McCaluum of Alliance Ohio was chosen President. Ward, a Dover native, has served as Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Board of Missions for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ward
Oakley Christian Church
Ohio Christian Ruinant Society
Newark
W. C. McCaluum
Alliance, O
Newport Memorial Day Plans Complete
Arrangements are finished for Memorial Day observances by veterans groups under the James Wallace Costigan Post American Legion. Cars are requested for Civil War and World War II veterans, with report times and a parade route described. The service location is Evergreen Cemetery with Judge Joseph A. Woeste as principal speaker and August Seiter as parade marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Viga Brauntz
Legion Memorial Day Committee
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Newport Gymnasium
Sixth
Orchard Streets
Evergreen Cemetery
Joseph A. Woeste
Cincinnati
August Seiter
G. W. Fahlbush
Courthouse
York Street
Third Street
Third
Washington
Fourth
Columbia
Eighth
York
Monmouth
Tenth Street
Newport plans November school bond and street light upgrades
Newport city commissioners approved a 325000 school improvement bond to appear on the November ballot for high school and elementary upgrades. An ordinance to advertise bids for York street boulevard lights 100 feet apart on both sides passed initial reading, with York Street Improvement Association funding. Eleven courthouse flags will be purchased with permanent sidewalk sockets planned, and claims totaling 2902.50 were ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
York Street
Third
Eighth Streets
York Street Improvement Association
Courthouse Square
Dayton High School Commencement Dates Announced
Dayton High School schedules its senior class commencement for the evening of June 10 with H C Minnich of Miami University Oxford as speaker. Night school graduation is set for June 8 with Rev R Lee James delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Junior high graduation is planned for June 11 and the 1925 1926 school year opens August 31 as approved by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton High School
H.C. Minnich
Miami University
Oxford
R. Lee James
First Baptist Church
Byron T. Rees
Board of Education
Welfare group plans protest against truck speeding
A special meeting of the Licking Valley Welfare Association will be held Sunday afternoon at Mutual Hall on Licking pike and Johns Hill road. President John Klotzbach says the group intends to adopt resolutions protesting speeding trucks on Licking pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking Valley Welfare Association
Mutual
Realty Transfers Highlight Multiple Newport Dayton Lot Deals
Real estate transfers list multiple transactions including George C Ware to Alfred Knorr and Philomena Winter to John Handling, with stamp duties and prices ranging from 1,500 to 11,500. Other entries include Highlands Real Estate to Richard Krohman and Howard Hoch to Bermees Mongenhas, all detailing Newport Dayton areas and various lot approvals.
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George C. Ware
Alfred Knorr
Thomas
Philomena Winter
John Handling
Newport
John Gastl
A. W. Snyder
Dayton
Highlands Real Estate
Richard E. Krohman
Highland Baby Farms
Frank C. Mann
Harry M. Sipple
Ees
Howard E. Hoch
Bermees Mongenhas
Jesse W. Darling
Choc Pitzer
Earl Thompson
Ee Hoch
Edward P. Hill
Carl Vogt
Elizabeth Hovel
W. L. Johns
Phanagg
Frank Lamping
Campbell Circuit Court action settles estate and divorce case
Campbell Circuit Court yesterday fined executor Charles W. Coffin in the Josephine Coffing estate suit against Augusta Dennison and heirs. The executor seeks to sell property to pay cash bequests. Thomas M. Hornbeck sues for divorce from Lutie Hornbeck claiming abandonment after marriage on November 11 1915 and wife left him March 1 1923. she now resides in Covington dopo Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport Notes: Concession operator arrested for assault
Hugh Johnson of Jackson Kentucky and Newport Circus Company was arrested by Policemen McSorly and Warrington on assault charges after allegedly striking Alois Schwallbach in the mouth with a chair over an insult to Schwallbachs thirteen year old niece. Schwallbach was taken to Speers Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Hugh Johnson
Jackson, Ky
Newport Nursery Circus Company
McSorly and
Warrington
Alois Schwallbach
Liberty Street
Newport
Johnson
Schwallbach
Speers Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued for Vallelunger Bernstein in Cincinnati
Joseph Vallelunger of Cincinnati and Claire Bernstein of Cincinnati received marriage licenses in Cincinnati according to public records. The notices list both residents and the matching city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vallelunger
Cincinnati
Claire Bernstein
Government appeals to recover German patents
The government seeks Supreme Court review of a suit to recover German patents from the Chemical Foundation after losses in Delaware district court and the circuit court of appeals. The bill accuses dye and chemical interests and officials of a wartime conspiracy to monopolize U S patents and to seize 4500 patents copyrights and trade marks via the Alien Property Custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
The
Chemical Foundation
District Court of Delaware
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Money market notes from New York and London
Money desk reports high and closing call money at 4 percent in New York with bid and offer 4 percent and call loans against acceptance at 3 percent. Time loans show 8 percent for sixty to ninety days and 3 to 4 percent for four to six months. Silver prices listed at 67 1/2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 52 cents. London reports bills and month terms with rates around 8 percent for certain short terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain’s League Dues Rise by 162 Dollars Daily
Britain faces a higher daily cost for League of Nations membership under a stabilized exchange and 1925-26 budget. The assessment increases by 48 600 dollars, totaling 411 000 dollars per year, about 1 370 dollars per league working day, roughly ten percent of total expenses. London approves the new schedule pending June council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
N. Y
London
Board To Scrap 200 Vessels
The Shipping Board adopts a scrapping resolution to advertise 200 designated ships for sale as scrap. Chairman OConnor plans talks in Detroit with Henry Ford about bidding on scrapped ships and possible purchases for operation including refrigerator vessels. The plan passed 4 to 1 with Commissioner Lissner dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
O'Connor
Detroit
Henry Ford
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. Ford
South America
O’connor
Plummer and Benson
Lissner
Americans Complicate Arms Conference With Brazil Proposal
Geneva May 27 The American delegation baffles peers by proposing Brazil join the six producing states for treaty validity. The move widens the field of ratifying nations and risks nullifying the accord as Russia and others resist. Officials call it a major faux pas at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Brazil
League of Nation
United States
Washington
Italy
Turkey
France
Argentina
Chile
Japan
Britain
Belgium
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Essen Paper Suspended for Criticizing Policy in Orient
The Rhenish Westphalian Gazette in Essen is suspended for three months by Allied authorities after publishing a report from its Constantinople correspondent criticizing French policy in the Orient. This marks the first suspension in the occupied district since London conference regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Essen
Constantinople
London
World News Service
N. Y .Worl
Press Pub. Co
Council of Villengeuve Le Roi Wrecked by Communists
In Villengeuve Le Roi near Versailles the municipal council is dissolved after Communists.\nThey forced Moderates to sign a request to dissolve the council with gendarmes ensuring order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Villengeuve le Roi
Versailles
N. Y
Lucille Chalfont Receives Ovation in Paris Debut
Lucille Chalfont made her European debut as Gilda in Rigoletto at the Gaiety Lyrique in Paris. Her refined tone and clear high notes drew audience calls, though Lauri Volpi's Duke voice dominated discussions. Critics say her voice is young but may become great with development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Lucille Chalfont
Gilda
Gaiety Lyrique
Sacce
Lauri Volpi
Devel
Berigh. Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Two Men Held in $300000 Bond Robbery Probe
In Minneapolis detectives held James Connolly a St Paul bond salesman without charges and Frank O Regan alias Blake on a receiving charge linked to $221000 of stolen bonds from the Northwestern National Bank robbery in Milwaukee last December. John Davenport of Minneapolis awaits Milwaukee trial. Detectives report $24000 of the bonds recovered in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
James Connolly
St. Paul
Frank O'Regan
Blake
Northwestern National Bank
Milwaukee
John Davenport
France Delays Reply To Berlin In Security Pact Dispute
British criticisms of Briand's draft reply to Germany's security pact proposals lead France to suspend sending the answer to Berlin for now. The French cabinet postpones its formal decision until tomorrow with British legal expert input to guide deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Briand
Germany
Berlin
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Presbyterians Split as Modernists Face Fundamentalist Push
In Columbus on May 27, commissioners of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church confronted a heated debate over modernist and fundamentalist stances during a foreign missions report. One liberal-leaning speaker drew sharp pushback from a frock-coated fundamentalist, sparking tense exchanges and mutual accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
MacNider for War Post Plan of Legion Members
A movement among American Legion members to appoint Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa as Secretary of War if Weeks resigns came to light. A letter by Rep Royal C Johnson of South Dakota presented to the President highlighted MacNider's wartime service and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Weeks
MacNider
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Veterans’ Committee of the House
Republican Service Men
Dl League
Coolidge
Butler
Republican National Committee
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Haveen
Dawes Presses Senate Rule Reform Across Nation
Vice President Charles G. Dawes urged voters to back reform of Senate rules during a Birmingham address with Senator Oscar W. Underwood. He argued for majority cloture to end minority obstruction and criticized current procedures as hindering constitutional majority rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Senate
Dawes
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Associated Industries of
Underwood
United States Senate
Senate of
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Ford
Samuel Spewack
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More Homes Campaign
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Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
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Ohio Truss Co
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