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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

Page

5

Cincinnatians Return From Europe to Warm Welcome

John Cornette Sr and his brother Henry Cornette arrived home from Europe after a summer of business and pleasure. A joyful reception greeted them at their North Fairmount residence last night from family and many friends.

John Cornette Henry Cornette Europe North Fairmount

Chicago-bound decorator J. C. Martin charged with grand larceny

Mrs. Anna Wagner who secured the warrant for the arrest of J. C. Martin in this city appeared in Magistrate Smedes' court and said she would go to Chicago to bring him to Cincinnati herself. Martin is charged with grand larceny.

Anna Wagner J. C. Martin Chicago Smedes Cincinnati Martin

Wood Preserving Co Defaults in Suit for 400 Dollars

Representatives of the United States Wood Preserving Company failed to appear in Magistrate Smedes court yesterday when the suit for 400 dollars filed by Charles and E McNerney was called and lost by default. The McNerney brothers claim the money is due for services rendered.

United States Wood Preserving Company Smedes Charles and E. McNerney McNerney Brothers

Emery Funeral to Be Held at Christ Church

Mrs John J. Emery and Mrs Thomas Emery arrive in Cincinnati to attend the funeral of John J. Emery who died in Bar Harbor Maine last Saturday. The service is set for 3 PM at Christ Church with a large gathering expected.

Lineman Falls From Pole Likely Fatal Injury

Edward Landeman a 24 year old Bell Telephone lineman fell about forty feet from a pole in George Street near Central Avenue and was unconscious when picked up. He suffered internal injuries a broken arm and nose and was taken to City Hospital. His home is Milford Ohio.

Edward Landeman Bell Telephone Company George Street Central Avenue City Hospital Milford, O

Traction Delays Barrier Street Resurfacing Blamed

Barber Asphalt Company seeks a 30 day extension to finish resurfacing McMillan Street between May and Gilbert avenues. It blames the delay on the traction company for failing to set rails, hindering progress and holding up the project.

Southern Ohio Chautauqua Sued for Unpaid Balance

William Lushbaugh of Covington filed a suit in Justice Mul ler's court demanding 87 dollars and 75 cents for building a tent for the Southern Ohio Chautauqua at Woodland Park. He claims no funds are available. several managers are named as parties to the suit.

Southern Ohio Chautauqua William Lushbaugh Covington Woodland Park E. W. Wolf Dr. E. Rutledge

Woman Held to Grand Jury in Walnut Hills Assault

Mrs. Amelia Mueller of Peebles corner Walnut Hills was arraigned before Justice Muller for assaulting neighbor Mrs. Oscar Schueneman. Schueneman presented torn skirt and waist as evidence. Mueller waived examination, bound over to the grand jury, with $1,000 bail.

Amelia Mueller Peebles Corner Walnut Hills Muller Oscar Schueneman Mueller

Club To Adopt Resolutions On Member's Death

The Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club held a special noon meeting at the Business Men's Club to form a resolutions committee for the death of member M. B. Farrin. President Dulweber named T. B. Stone, Thomas J. Moffett, George Littleford, William B. Hay and B. F. Dulweber to draft and report at the September 14 6:30 PM meeting. The club will be represented at Farrin's funeral by a member from each member company. He was the first club president and active in its affairs.

Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club Business Men's Club M. B. Farrin Dulweber T. B. Stone Thomas J. Moffett George Littleford William B. Hay Bryan-Kern-Harmon First Voters” Club Cincinnati Democratic Club John Shuff J. H. Dierkes Prescott Smith Thomas L. Hart Edward C. Hauer George Mohr Zs Honeybrink Harry White H. Buckley Carl Sills Edward Hauer Edward Maier William Rohlf G. Schmidt Tom McCarthy William C. Heye

Republicans Plan to Select Tickets in Hamilton County

Hamilton County Republicans vote September 23 for primaries to choose delegates and nominate Congressional Judicial and county officers. Convention set for September 25 at Central Turner Hall with Taft support and a three member committee to aid the campaign.

Hamilton County Turner Hall Republican County Central Committee Lueders Judge Lueders Taft Mr.Taft Hynicka

Merchants Visit Taft Residence in Cincinnati Parade

Buyers from distant cities led a welcoming procession for nominee William H. Taft as he greeted the crowd from his home on Fourth and Pike. A banquet aboard the Princess featured music, dancing, and a grand fireworks display at Eden Park, with resolutions and roses presented to organizing ladies.

Cincinnati Traveling Salesmen’s Association Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Charlies P. Taft Fourth and Pike William H. Taft Mr. Taft Joe Rice Judge Taft Palace Hotel Cincinnati Smittie Sixth Street W. A. Brooks Frank T. McHugh Linton Hotel Jarbaut H. A. Buckner W.K. Lindsey Samuel Joseph Front Street S. R. Meyer M. E. Moch S. Shillito I. Netter

Cincinnati to host next General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting

Social and personal notes report Cincinnati chosen as the 191y biennial meeting site by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs after an Executive Board decision in Colorado Springs. The Cincinnati invitations and endorsements are noted, with committee members named. The piece also covers two Cincinnati weddings, Katherine Clark to Karl Frederick West and Miss Marie Lakamp’s marriage to August Brand, including ceremony details and attendees.

Cincinnati General Federation of Women’s Clubs General Federation Colorado Springs Philip Moore McLean Blair Cincinnati Woman’s Club Blair Sara M. Houghton Cincinnati Woman's Press Club Emma §. Cottle Julia Ward Howe Club A. D. Tatem Hartwell Literary Club Sarah Jones Conwell Riverside Culture Club Alice W. Schell Pilgrim Club Kate H. Townsend Glendale Monday Club Sidney Durst Mary Alice Divine Wyoming Monday Club Cincinnati Convention League The Ohio Federation R. Jane de Vore Glendale College George 8. Bailey D. L. Murray Alice Williams Brotherton Annie D. Tatem Edward L. Buchwalter Springfield William P. Orr Piqua Kentucky

Open House At Stamina Club Seeks First-Time Voters

Tonight at Stamina Club rooms an open house offers refreshments and speeches. The event invites all first time voters to join and participate in the meeting as candidates vie to outdo each other.

Stamina Club Rooms

Local social notices span weddings travel and visits in Cincinnati area

Mrs La kamp hosts a return gathering with guests. An informal Elberon Club dance occurs Saturday. Harry Giani of Newport plans a dinner for Miss Myra Cramer and Mr Charles Elmer Fish and their bridal party. Ralph Avery hosts eight guests for Mr and Mrs Jack Mayne of Chicago visiting in Walnut Hills. Invitations issued for Sept 23 Church of the Nativity wedding of Ida Estelle Davis and Stanley Marsh. A lawn fete planned by Central WCTU at Mrs John Robertson’s East Walnut Hills home. Beta Pi initiates two members Miss Ethel Hamilton and Miss May Vogel. Residents and travelers from Newport Covington Cincinnati Kansas City noted among visitors and guests. Local retirements and returns from Epworth Heights and Epworth Heights-related travel documented. Various residents visiting relatives in Parkersburg Cleveland Louisville Indianapolis and Washington D C.

Harry Giani Newport Altamont Myra Cramer Charles Elmer Fish Ralph Avery Fairfax Avenue Walnut Hills Jack Mayne Chicago Ray Drake Kentucky Highlands Ida Estelle Davis Beta Pi Avondale Westwood Cincinnati Wer Ethel Hamilton May Vogel Louisville Helen Redmond Indianapolis John R. Murnan Covington Hattie Hawes Science Hill Seminary Will Stevenson Willoughby Culbertson Panama John F. Thompson Washington, D. C J. L. Phythian Pierce Porter

East Walnut Hills Residents Headed to Colleges and Resorts

A parade of local residents depart for study, travel, or visits this season. Names include Harrison Smith for Yale, Elbert and Elsie Marshal visiting Louisville, the Gugenheims in Avondale, and many others touring Chicago, Williams Town, French Lick, and Atlantic City.

Kentucky Society Notes Regional Visits and Travel

Miss Lucy Arnold of Findlay Ohio spent several days with her parents in Covington. Mr and Mrs G T Bingham of Newport plan a Detroit visit with relatives. Mrs Horace Maddux of Ripley has returned from Newport. Miss Hattie Couthamp of Newport returns from Chicago. Little Miss Gertrude Bryan of Newport visited her uncle and aunt in Cleveland.

Lucy Arnold Findlay, O James Arnold Covington G.T. Bingham Newport Detroit Mich Bingham Horace Maddux Ripley, O Albert Root Hattie Couthamp Chicago Gertrude Bryan Ezra Bryan Cleve

Scottish Rite Stated Communication in Gibulum Lodge

Gibulum G. Lodge of P. 14 holds a stated communication at 7 30 this Thursday evening for dispatch of business and disposition of a list. A Collins 33, Secretary.

Gibulum G Lodge of P Mes A. Collins

Scottish Rite Funeral Notice for Mat thew Brown Farrin

Brethren of the Rite are requested to attend the obsequies of Mat thew Brown Farrin at his residence 3666 Reading road at 10 o clock a.m. Friday the 11th inst by order of the T. P. M. James A. Collins 33, Secretary.

Matthew Brown Farrin Reading Road James A. Collins

Tatem Hauser Couple From Flart Weil

Harry H. Tatem and Elizabeth R. Hauser, both of Flart Weil, appear as listed individuals in a local registry or notice. The text identifies their names connected to a shared residence or matter.

Tatem-Hauser Harry H. Tatem Elizabeth R. Hauser Flartweil

Obituary notices and burial details from Cincinnati area

A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area residents. Entries include Clara Belle Buchanan Mary Delbrugge John J Emery Matthew B Farrin Anna Mary Hulsmeyer Marie Hope Leahy Mary Anna MacMahon A H Myers Henry A Schrver Sullivan John Wesley Virginia Weaver George Weber and others with funeral times dates and burial details.

Buchanan Clara Belle Lexington Avenue Norwood Madisonville Delbrugge Mary Nee Halpin John Delbrugge West Highth Street Price Hill Holy Family Church Emery John J Bar Harbor Christ Church Farrin Matthew B. Farrin Reading Road Hulsmeyer Anna Mary Leahy Marie Hope Leahy D. A. Leahy Macmahon Mary Anna E. T. MacMahon Storrs Congregational Church State Avenue Myers A. H Rockdale Avenue Spring Grove Cemetery Boss—Christian Ingleside Place Walnut Hills Schriver Henry A Avenel Hotel Ft. Thomas Evergreen Cemetery Sullivan John Wesley Grove and Poplar Wyoming Weaver Virginia Montgomery Weber and Conway Elm Street

Obituary Fragments Listing Residents by Ailment

A typed fragment lists individuals with ages and addresses along with medical conditions including abscess of liver cancer nephritis heart disease meningitis mania and general oedema. Names include Andrew Mueller Anna Hulsmeyer Etherine Benner Margarbet Coughlan Peter Unger Sam Blase Elizabeth Rhinley Catherine Schmitt.

Mueller Andrew Oliver Street Hulsmeyer Anna Freeman Avenue Benner Etherine Bodmann Widows Coughlan Margarbet Longview Hospital Unger Peter Race Street Blase Sam City Hospital McMicken Avenue Rhinley Elizabeth Spencer House Schmitt Catherine Pleasant Street

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