Commencement Exercises at Ohio Military Institute
Commencement day events in College Hill begin at 2 PM with an invocation by Rev. Charles A. Austin. Cadet Captain Raymond Littell delivers the valedictory "Farmers' College" followed by diploma presentations by Prof Frederick C. Hicks of the University of Cincinnati. John B. Bruce awards field day prizes and medals, Captain Henshaw gives school honors, and a campus dress parade closes.
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Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Farmers’ College
Raymond Littell
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
John B. Bruce
Henshaw
Closing exercises of Tabernacle Society exhibition
The exhibition closing at Notre Dame Convent East Walnut Hills is held this afternoon at 3 o clock. Archbishop Moeller will preside and preach the sermon.
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Tabernacle Society
Tabernacle Society of Cincinnati
Notre Dame Convent
East Walnut Hills
Moeller
Wil
Cincinnati Law School 75th Anniversary Commencement Week
The University marks the seventy fifth anniversary of its law school with a week of events led by a baccalaureate sermon for 140 graduates. Prominent speakers include Dean Ames of Harvard and Lawrence Maxwell Jr. Honorary degrees will be conferred. a Phi Beta Kappa meeting, a class play, and a senior faculty baseball game highlight the schedule. The main ceremony occurs at Music Hall with a long procession and a list of degree recipients totaling 140.
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University
Samuel Tyler
Church of the Advent
Phi Beta ‘Kappa
Cincinnati Law School
Music Hall
Law School
Queen City Club
Dabney
Dean Rogers
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
William Worthington
Judson Harmon
George W. Kirchwey
Columbia Law School
Edward Terry Sanford
United States
J. A Shank
Supreme Court of Ohio
Horace H. Lurton
United States Court of Appeals
Chandler Harper
Law
Svendsen
William McKibbin
Charles William Dabney
Burnet Woods Colleges
More and Pugh
D. G. DeVore
Robert A. Taylor
Ralph Snott
Joseph H. Shaw
A. J. Kinsella
Fry
Eldon R. James
E. M. Baehr
Board of Education
Hamilton County
Hebrew Union College
Lane Seminary
Ohio Mechanics Institute
St. Xavier College
Commercial Tribune
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Oscar Wilde
Cincinnati
Norwood High School Holds Tenth Commencement
Sixteen graduates received diplomas at Norwood High School as the Methodist Church hosted the tenth annual commencement. Salutatorian Ruth Clark, class orator Clara Ehlerding, and valedictorian Lydia Crutchfield spoke with topics The Modern Oracle Ecclesiastes First and Ninth Verses and The Sunny Side of the Street.
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Norwood High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Clark
Clara Ehlerding
Lydia Crutchfield
Miss Clark
Melon Eloise Allison
Elliott Ward Beckett
Uth Katherine Clark
Lydia Anne Crutchfield
Clara Alice -Ehlerding
William Cunningham Harris
Emam Louise Heitkamp
Elizabeth A. Hughes
Firth May Law
Alma Marie Leever
Marjorie Pope
Donald Ryland
Aeons
Errs Leona Shay
Mary Louise Thomas
Howard Fleming Thompson
New Amoskeag Fabrics Hit The Shelves At Low Prices
Wholesale top retail dealers announce a fresh line of fabrics including Amoskeag Utility Ginghams Amoskeag Staple Ginghams Amoskeag A C A ticking and similar choices. The message emphasizes just received stock and low prices.
Rugs and Carpets Sale by Alexander Smith & Sons
An advertisement lists numerous patterns and sizes of rugs and carpets including Nepperham and Axminster Tapestry pieces, Palisade Velvet, Saxony Axminster, and Brussels tapestries. The sale offers terms of 4 percent off for 10 days or 3 percent off for 30 days.
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Hope
Lonsdale
Hill
Good
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co
Manor
Nepperham
Saxony
Axminster
Fr” Tapestry
Brussels
Five-man board to oversee Reformed Presbyterian Church finances
The General Synod adopted a resolution to appoint a five member committee to oversee financial transactions of all church boards, review securities, and report annually. The panel, chosen by the synod’s Nominating Committee, can raise changes in board personnel. Debate centered on granting the committee power amid concerns boards lose autonomy.
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
General Synod
The
First Reformed Church
Ohio
Xenia
Presbytery
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
McChestney
Cedarville
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Prof Bawden Leaves Cincinnati University Faculty
Prof. Bawden has ended his tenure as a philosophy chair member at the University of Cincinnati after a trustees decision. He refused to resign facing charges over his views on marriage. the university official warned his return would not be tolerated.
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H. Heath
Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Prof. Bawden
Captain Menges Weds Blanche Fieber in Erie Ceremony
Captain Charles J. Menges general manager of the Monongahela Coal and Coke Company married in Erie Pennsylvania in April to Mrs Blanche Fieber of McMillan Street Erie The bride widow of Harry G Fieber The ceremony was conducted by Rev Le Boutis at St Paul Episcopal Church Erie.
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Charles J. Menges
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
Erie
Blanche Fieber
McMillan Street
Harry G. Fieber
le Boutissi
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Ice distribution for the poor in Cincinnati by John R. McLean
The needy in Cincinnati will receive ice through a McLean benevolence. Tickets distributed by overseers of the poor and assistant health officers will be honored by Ice Delivery Company staff. Officials in eight districts list their names and addresses to issue tickets.
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Cincinnati
John R. McLean
Ice Delivery Company
First District
Patrick Dwyer
Moormann Avenue
Peter Campbell
East Fifth Street
Adam Schath
Walnut Street
John H. Porter
Elm Street
Alex. Kpatrick
Harriet Street
Nicholas Rueppel
Baymiller Street
Peter Mode
Cook Street
George W. Oyler
Summit Avenue
Prisoner Fights With Officer After Arrest
Patrolman Fox arrested a man at Fifth street and Central avenue who allegedly annoyed passersby. The man struck Fox in the face as he prepared to use the telephone, sparking a brutal struggle. Fox held the prisoner, his helmet torn, clothing ripped, while bystanders blocked aid until a neighbor’s telephone summoned a patrol. The suspect was taken to Central Station as the man refused to cooperate.
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Fox
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Central Station
Maysville Joins Bell and Independents for Phone Service
The campaign for ideal telephone service records a breakthrough as a contract opens Bell lines to Cincinnati talk from Maysville Kentucky. The alliance with Independent interests links subscribers to a vast 3,000,000 station network and mirrors similar deals in Brookville and Connersville Indiana and other areas.
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Maysville
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Grea Mutual
Cincinnat
Bell Service
Kentucky
Maysvill
Bell
Brookville
Connersville
Ind
Cynthiana
Sensk
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati Alliance
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Our House
West Fourth Street
Race and Vine
New York
Boston
Virginia Resorts
Norfolk
OLD Dominion Steamships
Virginia Mountains
Old Point Comfort
Providence
Baltimore
Washington
Old Point
All Rail
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
Bauer
Main Street
Canal
Bauer Ice-Creamery
Cindy Tobacco
Baltim York
Walnut ST
Queen & Crescent
N.W Corner
Vinestreet
Central Union Depot
Marvel 'Co
York
Dow’s
Colleges of Law
Norwood
Alms & Doepke’s
Amoskeag Utility
Ginghams
Amoskeag A. C. A
Amoskeag A. F. C. Ginghams
Amoskeag
Seersucker
Sear
Tapestry
Bailey’s
Diamond “A
the Films & Doepke Co
Tion
Foreign Board
Home Board
Independent
Leaven OF Common Sense
Chickeris J
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W. G. Woodmansee
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