Masons Prepare For Ohio Grand Lodge Centennial Festivities
The Knights Templar and Grand Lodge of Ohio schedule two weeks of events in October marking the 100th anniversary of the Grand Lodge. Conclaves in Columbus October 14 15 and centennial celebrations in Cincinnati October 21 22 will feature parades receptions and ceremonial programs with numerous committees named for preparations.
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Knights Templar
Grand Lodge of Ohio
A. M
Grand Commandery
Ohio
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Chillicothe
Rufus Putnam
M. W.grand Lodge
Masonic Library Association
Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Music Hall
Joseph B. Foraker
William M. Cunningham
Nelson Williams
Brethren of the Fraternity and Ladies
Hanselmann
Trinity
K. T
United States
Grand Commandery of
R. R. Rickly
Linton Hotel
A. A
Grand Templar
Charles F. Henry
William B. Melish
James W. Montgomery
Charles E. Logan
John Dolph
Charles G. Foertmeyer
John T. Bennington
Stephen P. Sands
Henry B. Michie
Schuyler B. Tuthill
George W. Atridge
Lowell F. Hobart
Joel C. Clore
Robert D. Betts
Thomas Kite
Robert E. Lee
John H. Gibson
Charles A. Eckert
Frank W. Hendley
Frank M. Right
Woodward High School plans cleared for contracts
Board of Education removed legislative obstacles and increased the Woodward High School budget from 400000 to 560000 to accommodate 1400 pupils. Bids are under review and contracts will be set at the next meeting. The district also approves text book aid and lunch programs and reorganizes staff.
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Board of Education
Woodward High School
Dyer
Handman
Allison
House of Refuge
Whittier School
Windsor Mothers’ Club
Thirtieth
Carl Ziegier
Nattonal Playgrounds Association
Lena Harig
Carrie Fesenbeck
School For the
Pension Board
H. von Wahlde
Delhi Council to Revoke Traction Franchise Read
The Delhi Council read a resolution to cancel the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company's franchise for the first time last night. It must be read three times before taking effect. the second and third readings are set for next Tuesday night.
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Delhi
Fall opening of Pogues showcases vast dry goods display
The H. S. Pogue Company unveils a comprehensive fall opening with extensive windows and interiors of dry goods, millinery, and clothing. Fur trends include black lynx and mink with ermine accents, while gowns feature Grecian lines, long skirts, and rich materials like satin and chiffon velvets.
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Cincinnati
H. & S&s. Pogue Company
United States
Public Service Board Meeting Marred by Clash Over Harrison Avenue Viaduct Vote
Yesterday morning the Board of Public Service heatedly debated whether Harry Manss voted for the resolution allowing the traction company use of the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. Manss denied voting for the measure and accused President Laidlaw of falsehoods amid a string of exchanges. Manss warned he would not be ignored in future board matters. President Frank Shaffer denied Councilman Mullen’s charge that he is not a citizen or taxpayer, asserting lifelong Cincinnati residence and Court Street property ownership.
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Board of Public Service
Laidlaw
Harry Manss
Manss
Harrison Avenue
Mullen
Frank Shaffer
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati
Court Street
Missionary Society Meets in Harrison for Two Day Session
The Tenth District Ohio Christian Missionary society holds a two day meeting in Harrison with speakers on Ohio's role in evangelizing the world and home missions. Later sessions include talks by Rev. Mills Cahill and Merritt Owen, plus a Women’s Missionary session and committee reports.
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Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Harrison
Ohio
Healthy
J. W. Shelbourne
Norwood
Ohio and
Home Missions
J. W. Wright
T. J. White
Southern
Asa McDaniel
West Side
Dayton
Ohio’s Arms
J. A. Lord
Cincinnati
H. Newton Miller
Cleveland
G. W. Mills
Madisonville
J. J
Cahill
Merritt Owen
Carthage
J. Wesley Hatcher
Mary A. Lyon
Latin America
I. J. Spencer
Lexington
Emancipation Day Observed at Crawford Old Men's Home
An Emancipation Day program in Cincinnati’s Crawford Old Men's Home featured vocal and instrumental music. George L. Coleman read a paper on The Negro Problem. Att. A L Dalton presided. E A White and Rev M C B Mason spoke on Emancipation. Two baseball games, a band, and athletic events completed the day.
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Crawford Old Men's Home
College Hill
Colored Men and Women of
Cincinnati
George L. Coleman
A. L. Dalton
E. A. White
M. C. B. Mason
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Sterling Glass Works and Art Museum
M. W. Gorend Lodge
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Alfred Knight
George T. Welsh
Levi C. Goodale
A. Johnson
Frank Baker
Frank R. Hunt
Hugo Straus
Edward Nagel
Giles A. Smith
Ira J. Prugh
N. L. Abraham
Lewis H. Becht
Allen
Gaines
Harry J. Laque
Albert Darker
George Reiter
Harry Cassady
D. M. Patton
Severin Ebel
Walter H. Hutzler
A. L. Clemens
W. H. Ward
P. T. Laws
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R. Z. Buchwalter
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John M. Thomas, Jr
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A. Nuernberger
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar
Woodward
First
Kindergarten Association
Earl Barnes
Windsor School
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West End
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May Hoben
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Ada Weber
Charles Siehl
George Winkler
Mattie Johnston
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L. F. Ratterman
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Frank Ralston
E. O. Porter
Edward Alexander
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A. R. Webster
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C. B. Bonham
William Reed
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W. C. Washburn
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Oyler
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Sherman
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Webster
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Whittier
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