Society Notes Highlight Many Local Entertainments
Miss Henrietta Donders hosted a Thursday shower for Miss Blanche Roll, with guests including Miss Watkins, Elsie Kirker, Eunice Bock, Alma Brendel, and more. Various parties, visits, and excursions are recorded, including Scotch party at Archie Woods and guests from Norwood and Riverside, with multiple assignees and returns from travels across Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Donders
Blanche Roll
Misses Watkins
Elsie Kirker
Walnut Hills
Eunice Bock
Avondale
Alma Brendel
Carrie Robert
Jennie Russell
Grace
Edith Wiley
Wallace
Nellie
Hattie Roll
Oxford
Warren Ewry
Baby Harry
Mabel Ewry
William Roll
Thomas Ellis
William Ellis
Mattie Schickner
Aberdeen
Henry Doellman
Joe Giese
Crane
Frank Giese
Frances
Gertrude Giese
Archie Woods
Henry Drysdale
George Drysdale
Douglas McLay
Sybil
Norwood
Adam Smith
Thomas Stewart
Archie’ Kerr
Lillie Kirkwood
Gemmel
Laurel
Parker
Roter
Washington, D. C
Harry Simms
Simms
Charles Fryer
Speaterville
Layman
John Felte
Grace Wiley
Davis and Marsh Wedding Invitations Reported for September
Invitations went out last week for the wedding of Miss Ida Estelle Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Davis Grand avenue and Mr Stanley Marsh of Oklahoma set for Wednesday September 23 at 730 in the Church of the Nativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Estelle Davis
H. W. Davis
Grand Avenue
Stanley Marsh
Oklahoma
Church of the Nativity
Armah Pierce
Hawthorne Avenue
Davis
William Berkshire
Emma Folk
Milford
Philomathians
Price Hill
John Findlay
Mt. Hoperoad
Martin Donahue
Donahue
Ocean Grove
New York
M. M. Robertson
Virginia
Anna Haass
Purcell Avenue
Stelley
Lima
Anna Pierce
Europe
Harry Brooks
Madison
Wis
Considine Avenue
Harry J. Price
Henry S. Hurter
Washington, D. C
Charles Shields
Conway
Mich
Thompson
Frida Meade
Regina Avenue
Norma Hutzler
Stella Meg Charlotte Guelker
Minnie Buecklers
Bertha Rabe
Killian Johannigman
Mildred Hutzler
Flora Gerver
Clara Brogan
Messrs
Merril Runk
George Keinat
Lewis Gerver
Howard Endebrock
Local Guests and Church Services Highlight Newtown Weekend
Rev I B Miller and family from Barker New York and Eva Moore of Williamsburg Ohio visited relatives in Newtown. Local residents shared Sunday visits with kin in Cleves Walnut Hills and Madison Indiana while Rev Richard Venting conducted a well attended Baptist service. Re assignments and summer travel noted for Verity Lease Durham Marriott Waite families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Miller
Paul
Barker
N. Y
Eva Moore
Williamsburg
Ellen Brown
Loraine de Bolt
Lucy Prickett
Charlotte Philhouer
Eva Beagle
Walnut Hills
Edna Durham
Cleveland
E. A. Thomas
Margaret
Frederick
Thomas
Richard Venting
Columbia
Hannah B. Marriott
Mildred Marriott
Cleves, O
William
Verity
M. E
Greenfield
Spield
J. H. Lease
Samuel Durham
Madison
Ind
F. A. Waite
Lilian—Hanners
Branch Hill
Abigail Watkins
Batavia
Carthage Social Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Mrs. Gus Phillips returns from Indianapolis. Crescent Euchre honors Hodapp Snow Witte Weber. Mrs. Platt Kennedy back from Springfield Ohio. Daughters Barbara Dotzaur elected State Associate Councilor of the D A. Miss Bessie Beal hosts Christian Endeavor. Co W E M to meet Sept 15 at Anna Bonnell’s. Several guests and visits from Dayton Cincinnati Toledo and Lexington. Social events include a post card sale September 18 and a china shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Matre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Phillips
Indianapolis
Hodapp
Snow
Witte
Weber
Platt Kennedy
Springfield
Barbara Dotzaur
West Fifth Street
Carthage
D. of A
Bessie Beal
Christian Endeavor Society
Anna Bonnell
North Main Avenue
Philip Poggendick
Oxford
Hazel Hammel
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harry Dill
Edith Bussy
Dayton, C
R. C. Phillips
Anthony Diedrich
Amelia Moech
Wapakoneta
Robert E. Moech
Kate Stover
St. Paul, Minn
James Bell
Boake
Linden Avenue
Women of the Christian Church
Sarah Hair
Lexington
Marriit Owens
William Mangan
Toledo
Wuebler
Northside
Dorothy Matre
Stella Mappes
Alice and
Mary Bell
Helen Morrison
Ryrie Cole
Margaret Smith
Bessie Fowler
Jessie Birch
Stella
Clara Vorvicker
Norma Metzer
Kate Speiler
Celina, O
Harrison entertains visitors at Barber's pleasure resort
Cincinnati visitors from De La Croix's Friece's and Werner's join a Monday all day program at Barber's near Harrison. A parade yields prizes totaling twenty dollars for best costumes. Afternoon races prize winners receive awards. Evening vaudeville features W. E. Bange Teddy Wellen and John W. Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Barber’s
de la Croix
Friece
Werner
G. F. Blauvelt
Mary Bruening
William Campbell
Alexandria
Phoebe Howell
Clarence Kieth
St. Louis
Harrison
B. F. Green
Anna Hudson
Witt
Ind
Joseph Barnickel
Hamilton
G. E. Moody
Round Table Club
T. P. Pierce
Walter Thomas
Fair Haven
Thomas
Westwood Card Club Sees Prizes Awarded
Mrs. John Williams and Miss Sue Williams hosted the Summer Card Club on Harrison avenue. Mrs. Amor Goble hosted ecards Monday. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur McFaddin Mrs. Hildreth Mrs. Fred Pfeffer and Messrs. Fred Pfeffer Jesse Kittering and D. W. Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Sue Williams
Harrison Avenue
Amor Goble
Ecards
Arthur McFaddin
Hildreth
Fred Pfeffer
Jesse Kittering
D. W. Craig
George Witt
Milton Brown
H. W. Kreuzberg
Clifford Keith
Leonard Schorr
Fred Dearness
Cc. G. Boalt
Hyde Park Summer Merriment Across Town
Hyde Park residents returned from various summer trips and relayed regatta wins for local boats. The Greenwalds and others shared routes from Conway and Observary area to Baltimore and Detroit while unions of families announced reunions at Crystal Lake Whitmore Lake Epworth Heights and Yellowstone trips and ACT of the year’s social season as Mrs. Foy Miss Andrews and Mrs. Boyce were featured in gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Greenwald
Taylor Greenwald
Jeannette Greenwald
Conway
Mich
Greenwald
Jimmie Farrin
Observatory Avenue
Joe Andrew
Newport
Hallie Holden
Baltimore
William Foy
Crystal Lake
Walter Herschede
Arthur Lockhorn
Whitmore Lake
Edith Voight
Columbian University
New York
Andrews
Detroit
James Glascock
Greenfield
Birdie
Flora Easton
Omena
Laura Spear
Epworth Heights
Ed Cordes
Frank Kinney
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Fred Hoffman
Madison Road
Agnes Kennedy
Clarence Cox
Cox
Arthur Spencer
Atlanta, Ga
W. H. Boyce
Mooney Avenue
Evanston Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Gatherings
The Evanston column lists residents and guests visiting from Stacey and Milford, with events including a first mothers meeting at the schoolhouse. It notes several hospitality visits, weekend trips to Cleveland, Jackson Ohio, Rushville Indiana, and gatherings at Duckcreek and Brewster avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Schoneberger
Stacey Avenue
A. M. Broerman
van Vleet
Milford
Rubey
Bevis Avenue
A .Deschler
Edgemont
and Schaefer
Duckcreek Avenue
Malvina Drew
Chicago
Edith Smith
Adams
Cleveland
Ferree
Wenner
Meyers
Wilson
Brewster Avenue
Mae Hayes
Mary Slater
Ella Bloom
Katharyn Hayes
Frances Karlina
Henrietta Slater
Dick Buckles
Charlie Hayes
Walter McKinney
Emith
Kuhrs
Mildred Updegrove
E. B. Updegrove
H. V. Speelman
Gladys
Master Sanford
Jackson
H. M. Robb
Toledo
Detroit
Cedar Point
George Walker
Rushville
Ind
H. A. Willging
Sydney Avenue
Tieman
Newton Avenue
Kerner
Haines
Schmidt
Mueller
Kraus
Hammer
Otten
Guntz
Lawrenceburg Social Round Consists of Visiting Guests
Mrs. W. T. Gooden entertains Mrs. Geneva Dorman and Mrs. W. H. Rucker with daughter Eleanor of Ittabena Mississippi. Numerous local ladies entertainments and visits across Indiana Ohio and Kentucky including Moores Hill Indianapolis and Spades reflect a lively social week in Lawrenceburg this month.
Social Notes From Local Ladies Gatherings And Travels
A roundup of visitors and residents includes Mrs. Samuel Stein and other guests with Mrs. J. R. Foraker, Mrs. Arthur Hillenbrand, and Mrs. Effie Simons of Cincinnati. Travelers depart for Denver and Hammond, Ind, while others visit family in Sparta and Marion. Miss Gretchen Guard resumes studies at Oldenberg Academy as Mrs. Corns hosts guests from Carthage, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beggs
Catharine Burkam
Burlington, Ky
Harry E. Fisher
Marion
Ind
Gretchen Guard
Oldenberg
Oldenberg Academy
Charles Corns
Carthage, O
Mayme
Myrtle Corns
Epworth Heights Guest List Highlights Summer Socials
Mr Geore Lewis visited Epworth Heights to stay with his daughter Mrs Paul Clemment of Atlanta. Dozens of Epworth and neighboring youths attended an informal Riverside Hotel dance hosted by Mr Weber. The weekend drew several Newport and Baltimore visitors plus tennis fans to Cincinnati trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geore Lewis
Heights
Paul A. Clemment
Atlanta
Spear
Kathaleen McGroarty
Alls Church
Lillian Evans
Epworth
Branch Hill
Loveland
Weber
Riverside Hotel
Alfred Voige
Arthur Wintsel
Newport
Hotel Epworth
C. R. Rasch
the Heights
Steuben
Miss Fox
Jean Mendel
Neame
Pierce Butler
George Wilson
Kruger
Metcalf
Wetmore
Edwin Rasch
Bobby Rashh
Cave Winkin
William Scarlett
Baltimore
Scarlett
Cincinnati
Oliver Hetsch
Lohmeier
Lane
Mabel Lane
Charles Dodd
Fred Lane
Mil ford social notes highlight visits and a birthday dinner
Milford residents share gatherings and travel updates. Mrs. George Carver and Mrs. Charles Kennedy visit Mrs. Sarah Roudebush. Grayce Glascock returns from a three month abroad trip. Pauline Wallace hosts a stag dinner for Major J. B. Wallace’s sixty sixth birthday with guests including Colonel C. L. Greene and several others. others travel to Yellowstone Park and attend church receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carver
Riverside
Charles Kennedy
Felicity
Frances Carver
Walnut Hills
Sarah Roudebush
Grayce Glascock
Pauline Wallace
J. B. Wallace
C. L. Greene
E. D. Haynes
W. E. Mots
M. E. Church
Urbana
le Sourd
Grace M. E. Church
Charles Hommeyer
J. W. Gaddis
Mechanicsburg
Yellowstone Park
Cena Gatch
Latonia Socials Record Multiple Local and Domestic Journeys
Mrs Edward Ryle of Main street leaves for Columbia to visit friends. Virginia Elliston returns home from Harrodsburg Kentucky. Mrs John Wise Kellar returns from St Louis after visiting Mrs O P Tooley. Dr and Mrs R Lee Bird return home after visiting Mrs Ava Pelly at Butler Kentucky. Frank Fogg returns home after travels through Kentucky Illinois Missouri on business. Ernst Swindler returns home from Louisville after visiting his sister Mrs Clarence McCracken. Mrs E B Bradley leaves for Indianapolis to join Mr Bradley on business. Rev and Mrs Grant Perkins travel to Barboursville for M E Church conference. Mr Hendershott leaves for Richmond Virginia to establish future home with family. Mr and Mrs John Metcalf visit Mrs Metcalf's father Walter Perry in Southern Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ryle
Main Street
Columbia
Virginia Elliston
Pike Street
Harrodsburg
John Wise Kellar
Dinmore Park
O. P. Tooley
St. Louis
R. Lee Bird
Southern
Church Avenues
Ava Pelly
Butler
Frank Fogg
South Dinmore
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Ernst Swindler
Louisville
Clarence McCracken
E. B. Bradley
Earle Avenue
Indianapolis
Bradley
Grant Perkins
Church Avenue
Barboursville
M. E. Church
Hendershott
Park Avenue
Richmond
John Metcalf
Terrace Park Guests and Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Walter M Rauscher and child from Elkhart Ind visited Mrs Louis Breiling and daughters Pearl Amy and Helen. Beatrice Startsman hosted Debbie Boone from Indian H-1l. Charles A Meyers and Sr visited on Mt Auburn. H Z Galloway hosted Anna Russell. Bellville Norwood Drydens Gegners entertained. The Williams hosted Windstanley family from Knoxville. Clara Bridge and Ethel Goff visited Belle Gegner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Rauscher
Elkhart
Ind
Louis Breiling
Pearl
Amy
Helen
Beatrice Startsman
Debbie Boone
Charles A. Meyers
Mt. Auburn
S. P. Bacon
North Haverhill
Concord
Massachusetts
Hepzibah S. Galloway
Anna B. Russell
Cincinnati
A. B. Bellville
Norwood
Drydens
Bellvilles
Gegners
Horace F. Williams
William Windstanley
Knoxville
Tenn
Clara Bridge
Madisonville
Ethel Goff
Madeira
Belle Gegner
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. George Brown left Friday for college at Wooster Ohio. Miss Emma Mae Langdon went home to Washington D C after visiting Aunt Langdon. Dr and Mrs J F Marvin celebrated the doctors seventy fifth birthday with family including Dr Stephen Marvin and Mr and Mrs Charles Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Brown
Wooster
Emma Mae Langdon
Washington D. H
Miss Langdon
J. F. Marvin
Stephen
Marvin
Charles Marvin
Beane
Mar
Social News Briefs From Madisonville and Nearby Areas
Thia Williams and John J. Williams of Madisonville are noted along with Mr and Mrs Rigert and Miss Emma Schnell. Mrs G H Dawson returned from Chicago after a visit. Marie Plezer hosted a launch party with girl friends. Dr and Mrs P P White spent Sunday on the river. Mrs U S Tredway was surprised on her birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Plogstedt Nor wood Pradhauser Hale Hayden and Dr U G Leuvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Williams
John J. Williams
Madisonville
Rigert
Emma Schnell
G. H. Dawson
Chicago
Marie Plezer
P. P. White
U. S. Tredway
Harry Plogstedt
Walnut Hills
Pradhauser
Norwood
Hale Hayden
U. G. Leuvin
Wyoming Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Haven guests of sisters Mrs Joe Jewett Jr and Mrs Scoville. Mr and Mrs Charles Withenbury return from Kennebunk Beach Maine. Miss Constance Wilder to stay another month in the East. Dr Victor Pentlarge and fiancee Miss Leon of New York guests of Mr and Mrs Frederick Pentlarge. Mr Estes Wood and Mr George Stearns return to Worcester for studies. Miss Carolyn Healy sails to Porto Rico to teach. Mr Frank Cowing accompanies her. Walter Pentlarge and son Frederick sail for New York then winter voyage. Albert Ault family back from Toledo visit. Mrs Dr Cress of Los Angeles visiting. Mrs Scoville hosts informal afternoon for Mrs Haven. Goulds return from Bay View Michigan. Margie Schuberth hosts porch party for Mrs Cress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Joe Jewett, Jr
Scoville
Charles Withenbury
Kennebunk Beach
Constance Wilder
Victor Pentlarge
Leon
New York
Frederick Pentlarge
Estes ‘Wood
George Stearns
Worcester
Mass
Carolyn Healy
Porto Rico
Frank Cowing
Walter Pentlarge
Frederick
Albert Ault
Highlands Social Notes Tea and Travel Return Visits
Miss Clara Hohneck returns home after visiting Miss Carrie Evans of Mt. Pleasant avenue. Mrs. I. V. Guy hosts Mrs. Horton Clark of Madisonville. Bert Phister and Thorpe Miles resume studies at Kentucky State College in Lexington. Fred Knappen returns from Minneapolis. Elmer Fish and Myra Cramer honored at Altamont dinner dance hosted by Harry O. Giant. Rachel Fulner and Mrs. Charles Peterson visit Grang Rapids. Helen Marty en route from New York. P. P. Paul back from Washington D C. Rev. B. C. Horton attends Kentucky Conference M E Church South. Charles A. Thomas visits from New Orleans. Amelia Holzhauer returns from Detroit. Morton Matling and daughter Mildred return from summer in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hohneck
Carrie Evans
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
I. V. Guy
Horton Clark
Madisonville
Bert Phister
Thorpe Miles
Kentucky State College
Lexington
Fred Knappen
Minneapolis
Harry O. Giant
Altamont
Elmer Fish
Myra Cramer
Charles Peterson
Rachel
Grang Rapids
Mich
Charles Fulner
Helen Marty
New York
P. P. Paul
Washington D. H
Ohio
B. C. Horton
Kentucky
M. E. Church
South
Middlesboro
Charles A. Thomas
New Orleans
George T. Ross
Amelia Holzhauer
Detroit
Morton Matling
Mildred
East
Madisonville Social Roundup Sends Residents Abroad
Mrs Ballentine and daughters Nannie Clara and Echo Upham depart for Oberlin Ohio to spend winter while daughters attend college. Irwin Driehaus goes to New York City for the winter. Jennie White of Boston visits in West Main street. George Krieger to Mansfield Ohio for the year. Mattie Fowble to spend winter in the South. H C Stevens in Peoria Illinois as guests of friends. Donald Gilbert leaves for Ponce Puerto Rico to teach that winter. Maude Taylor visiting sister Earl Barnes in Shreveport Louisiana. Arthur Guillanden hosts 1906 High School class at Beech street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballentine
Nannie
Clara
Echo Upham
Oberlin
Irwin Driehaus
New York City
Jennie White
Boston
Mass
West Main Street
Emerson
Alexander
St. Louis
George Krieger
Mansfield, C
Mattie Fowble
South
H. C. Stevens
Peoria
Ill
Donald Gilbert
Ponce
Porto Rico
Maude Taylor
Shreveport
Earl Barnes
Arthur Guillanden
Beech Street
Linwood News Roundup of Local Travels and Returns
Linwood reports Miss Borden and Mrs. Clara Gilbert visited the Rev. and Mrs. Johnson in Cleveland Ohio last week. Frank Walker returned home after summer camping on the Little Miami. M C Longenecker party, a month in Odin Michigan, back home. Mrs. Will Ross and children home from Alden Michigan. William Fluke to Parrel Mexico after visiting his niece.
Clifton School of Music Adds Violin Tutor Arthur Brand
The Clifton School of Music hires Arthur Brand as violin teacher. Brand has long served in the Symphony Orchestra and brings wide performance and teaching experience. A testimonial for Joseph Schenke at Scottish Rite Cathedral on September 30 highlights Schenke as longtime tenor soloist at Christ Episcopal Church. The concert features numerous named accompanists and a strong supporting cast. Metropolitan College of Music staff return from the North and East to resume classes, with Miss Mary S Neft bringing new material for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton School of Music
Arthur Brand
Brand
Joseph Schenke
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Schenke
Christ Episcopal Church
Clifford Bennett
Ethel Erwin-Bendigs
Antoinette Werner-West
Eleanor Bain
Olive Hamer
Martha Wilson-Hirsh
Charlotte Callahan-Nees
William A. Beck
W. S. Sterling
Sidney C. Durst
Helen T. Splain
North
Metropolitan College of Music, Elocution and Dramatic Art
Mary S. Neft
School of Oratory and Dramatic Art Announces Music Faculty
Ada Zellar will represent the piano department at the School of Oratory and Dramatic Art. Mrs. Florence Rooks Zuber becomes resident teacher in Avondale for the Cincinnati College of Music. Elva Mae Stevens tours as soprano and reader with a concert company visiting Missoula Wenatchee Cashmere Seattle Tacoma Portland San Francisco Ogden Salt Lake Denver. Stevens resumes at the conservatory around November 1. Tor Van Pyk tenor and Philip Werthner pianist to perform in October. Hans Richard pianoforte recital opens conservatory season in October with subsequent chamber music concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rooks Zuber
Avondale
Cincinnati College of Music
Elva Mae Stevens
Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art
Tor van Pyk
Philip Werthner
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Hans Richard
Conservatory
Richard
Music Educator Returns from Berlin to Cincinnati Conservatory
Mr Theodor Bohlmann resumes duties at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music after a three year leave in Berlin Germany where he held a leading position at the Sturm Conservatory a major German music school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor Bohlmann
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Germany
Sturm Conservatory
Music Lovers' Club season opening in Newport program
The Music Lovers' Club of the Kentucky Highlands opens its season at Miss Alice Roth’s home at Eighth and Overton streets Newport Kentucky on Wednesday morning September 16. Members performing include Mrs Anderson Miss Shaw Mrs Scherer Mrs Weber Mrs Heckle Mrs Dulaney Mrs Lyons Mrs Sacket Mrs Hall and Mrs Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club of
The
Kentucky Highlands
Alice Roth
Overton’ Streets
Newport
Anderson
Shaw
Scherer
Weber
Heckle
Dulaney
Lyons
Sacket
Hall
Craven
Matron Alice Dulaney Named Piano Principal at Princeton College Institute
Mrs. Alice Hardeman Dulaney, a College of Music gold medalist, accepts the post as principal of the piano department at the Princeton Collegiate Institute, where Miss Ida M. Taylor serves as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hardeman Dulaney
College of Music
Princeton Collegiate Institute
Ida M. Taylor
Clifton School of Music Names Arthur Brand Violin Principal
The Clifton School of Music announces Arthur Brand as principal of the violin department. Brand is highly regarded in the community and will bring notable instruction. For information contact Clifton School of Music director H. C. Lerch. Also named for the Cincinnati trio for the coming season are Louis Victor Saar, Adolph Hahn, and Emil Knoepke, with the first concert slated for December 1 at the Odeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton School of Music
Arthur Brand
Brand
H. C. Lerch
Cincinnati
Louis Victor Saar
Adolph Hahn
Emil Knoepke
Odeon
Violinist Gisela L Weber Granted Leave of Absence
Mrs Gisela L Weber violinist and music college teacher receives a medical leave of absence. She will stay in Europe with husband Joseph Weber president of the American Federation of Musicians. William Burker will fill her position as College of Music Chorus and Orchestra begin rehearsals in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisela L. Weber
College of Music
Europe
Joseph Weber
American Federation of Musicians
William Burker
College of Music Dean Returns After Coast Season
Joseph O'Meara principal of elocution and acting department at the College of Music returned to Cincinnati Thursday evening after a successful summer season on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Meara
Department of Elocution
The
College of Music
Cincinnati
Body Found At River Foot Identified As Thomas Brooks
A white male body was recovered around midnight by fishermen at the foot of Carrel street. The nude remains are believed to be Thomas Brooks, a waiter at the Altamont Hotel, who drowned Thursday while bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Carrel Street
Thomas Brooks
Altamont Hotel
Crime to Give Boy Light Sparks Grand Jury Charge
Judge Fite tells Cartersville grand jury that furnishing a minor with a match to light a cigarette is as guilty as supplying papers and tobacco. He says anyone who furnishes cigarette papers tobacco cigarette or a match to light a cigarette violates the statute prohibiting giving or selling cigarettes to minors and should face indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cartersville
Fite Seid
Lyric Choral Society Starts Season Rehearsals
The Lyric Choral Society under conductor Alfred Benton will hold its first rehearsal for the season on Monday at 7 30 p m in the Cincinnati School of Expression. The mixed choir welcomes new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Choral Society
Alfred Benton
Cincinnati School of Expression
Organ Dedication at Hamlin Chapel Sept 24
Mr Alfred Benton principal of the Music Academy of the Cincinnati School of Expression will dedicate the new organ at Hamlin Chapel Lawrenceburg Indiana on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Benton
Music Academy of the Cincinnati School of Expression
Hamlin Chapel
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Recital by Fay Marshall Pupils at Krell Hall
Pupils of Miss Fay Marshall from the School of Expression perform a piano recital at Krell Hall on Saturday September 19 at 3 p.m. Violin pupils of Mr Theodore Hahn Jr and elocution pupils of Miss Mannheimer will assist in the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Marshall
School of Expression
Krell Hall
Theodore Hahn, Jr
Mannheimer
One-Legged Man Breaks Window in Arkansas Station
A one legged man named Morgan, denied jail at Union Station, smashed a plate glass window of the Cotton Belt ticket office with his crutch in Jonesboro Arkansas. He was arrested after the act and had previously requested imprisonment here alleging pursuers intent on killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Jonesboro
Ark
Morgan
Union Station
Cotton Belt
Alma Marks Resumes Charge of Vocal Department
Miss Alma Marks will resume charge of the vocal department of the Kahn School, returning to leadership after a hiatus. Her appointment consolidates the program under her direction with renewed emphasis on technique and repertoire for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Marks
The
Kahn
Pythians Hold Semiannual Butler County Reunion
The Butler County Pythian Association met at Okeawa with more than 200 members present. John W. Ringgold of Cincinnati Ohio Grand Chancellor was the chief speaker, joined by Walter S. Harlan of Hamilton and R. E. Vanderveer of Middletown. A dinner followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County Pythian Association
Okeawa
John W. Ringgold
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter S. Harlan
R. E. Vanderveer
Middletown
Monument Dedicated to Civil War Soldiers in Byrd Township
In Decatur Brown County an Ohio monument honoring 183 Civil War soldiers from Byrd Township was unveiled led by Senator J. B. Foraker. Jesse Taylor gave a well received address as about 5000 people attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Ripley
Decatur
Brown County
Byrd Township
J. B. Foraker
Jesse Taylor
Boy Seeks Suspect in Razor Scalp Attack
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania September 12 A fifteen year old boy is sought by the State Constabulary charged with scalping ten year old Joseph Ritzko of Ashley with a dull razor in a lonely wood. The victim was tied to a tree and hair removed from the top of his head. The suspect Joseph Martin of this place vanished after an escape from Glen Mills Reformatory for malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Joseph Ritzko
Ashley
Joseph Martin
State Constabulary
Martin
Glen Mills
Boisterous Man With Wooden Leg Forces Jailing
Frank Morrissey, a wooden legged man, was jailed in Spokane after disorderly conduct. In a fit he removed his leg and attempted to strike inmates forcing officers to lock the limb in the police station office to prevent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Frank Morrissey
Morrissey
Main Avenue
Young Slayer Sentenced in Kentucky Murder Case
A telegraph from Maysville reports 13 year old Chester Savage was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary for assassinating his uncle William Savage two years ago. The boy hid by the road and shot him, making him the youngest murderer then known in Kentucky. the sentence may be changed to reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Maysvillé
Chester Savage
William Savage
Kentucky
Reform School
Movement to raise fund for Uncle Remus monument
A campaign begins in Little Rock Arkansas on September 12 to build a national Uncle Remus monument funded by children. A 10 year old girl donated ten cents saying all the children loved him and he loved them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Little Rock
Ark
Remus
Fence Electrocutes Cow in Pennsylvania Storm
Lightning struck a farm fence in Conewago Township Pennsylvania causing the wire to melt. A valuable cow leaned against the wire and was electrocuted with the head found hanging across the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hn C. Cramer
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Thrown by Husband in Home Row Ends With Arrest
In a West Third Street dispute, Davis allegedly threw his wife Mary into the cellar after a liquor fueled argument. Patrolman Benzing arrested both at the Fourth District station. they face disorderly conduct charges.
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Pastor Embarks on World Tour Linking Grand Canyon Route
The Rev. Ralph Colton Jorges leaves yesterday for a nine month trip around the world. He travels via the Grand Canyon in Colorado and sails from San Francisco to the Orient.
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