Dr Cunningham Returns From Hawaii to Califonia Bank Building
Dr F R Cunningham formerly here now in Los Angeles recently back from six weeks in Honolulu and Hawaii Islands where he enjoyed a royal feast. He occupies suites in the California Bank Building and runs an extensive business born from superiormanship. He plans to visit Louisville in August and may test the new electric railway.
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Cunningham
Yrien
F.R. Cunningham
Los Angeles
Cal
Honolulu
Hawaii Islands
California Bank
Louisville
Old Friend Nally Honored For Valued Favors
A fragment notes appreciation for Nally by a newspaper man, praising his value and implying legal risk for a young voter in a nearby locality if not cautious. The text suggests scrutiny by authorities without specific names or dates.
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Nally
Joyous Catholic Church Festival Next Sunday
A full and joyous festival is planned at St. Catholic Church for next Sunday. High Mass begins in the morning with Holy Communion by several named children and parish members. At 10 o clock a solemn High Mass will mark the 23rd anniversary of the dedication of the church. Rev H Bermann to celebrate with clerical participants from nearby parishes. The celebration includes a church meal, church dinner, and an ice cream social in the afternoon hosted by the young ladies and a vesper in the evening.
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St. Catholic Church
Theodora
Joss Evertz
Herman
Geo. Knepfie
Howard Rilles
Peter Jacobs
Geo. Schneider
Leonard Schuck
R Bt. Kissel
Cirsie Engel
Ipyilobi de Brechower
Eiler Klemm
Etna Ina Smith
Rosaer
H. Bermann
St. Xavier
Wilbdeliy
Chasch
Luca
Graduation exercises fill City Hall with crowd and praise
City Hall was crowded for the graduation program last week as friends and relatives filled the hall. The stage was decorated with plants and sand, with 11 Ariel Club members on the platform near the stage and the marshal keeping order. The essays and music received praise, and Dr Richard G Booyr, Superintendent of Schools Cincinnati, delivered the main address to an attentive audience.
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Board of Education
Supt
Pierce
Ariel Club
Richard G. Booyr
Schoole
Cincinnati
Hedda
Conductor Tales Mix Up Over Picnic Ride
Sedamsville resident Conley agrees to run a colored picnic special at Whitewater Park after a headquarters tip. Rain dampens the trip but boosts pride until a porter named Kohnley, mistaken for Conley, reveals the mix up and the promised rewards.
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John Conley
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sedamsville
Whitewater Park
John
Heruor
Board of Legislature
Conley
Old Boy
Kohnley
Board approves hire to ten teachers and term cut
At a recent Board of Education meeting last Monday evening, the decision was made to hire another teacher bringing total to ten and to shorten the term by two weeks starting the second week in September and ending a week earlier in June. The change lowers teachers salaries by two weeks, affecting John F. Burkam and Miss May Campbell. Also, Miss Campbell, daughter of Mrs. Lou Campbell, wed Tuesday evening to Rev. W A Ferguson at the parsonage, and the couple enjoy a Cincinnati honey moon.
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Board of Education
John F. Burkam
May. Campbell
Lou Campbell
W. A. Ferguson
Cincinnati
Meeting of the G. A. R. Post Tonight
A G. A. R. post meeting is planned for this evening with a note of a forthcoming wedding that is expected to surprise attendees. The item hints at social activity tied to the veterans group and a celebratory event occurring soon.
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G. A. R. Post
Whitewater Lodge K of P. to Celebrate Sixteenth Anniversary
Whitewater Lodge No. 200 K. of P. plans a sixteenth anniversary celebration next Saturday night in City Hall. Members and invited guests expect a royal event as committees work to ensure a joyous occasion with careful preparation and thorough plans.
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Whitewater Lodge No
K. of P
City Hall
Harrison High School Alumni hold 19th reunion and reception
The Harrison High School Alumni Association held its 19th annual reunion and reception at City Hall with about 100 attendees. Mary Crets, Mary Fisher, Walter Thomas, and Robt Brinkman joined as members. poetry, songs, and ten charades provided entertainment as Charley Curran won a prize. Hugh Campbell, renowned Harrison-area contractor and landowner, died at his Pipertown Park home after illness and surgery reviews. his funeral is set for Tuesday at 6:45 AM at the Harrison Catholic Church.
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Harrison High School
Mary B. ‘Crets
Mary B. Fisher
Will Davison
Bedoepling
Walter
Katt
Caendiarabia
Charley
Harrison High School Alumni Association
Centralization Advocates Benefit of Unified Schools
The fragment argues that centralizing schools yields better teachers, equipment, and buildings. It claims reduced expenses per unit, fewer disruptions from weather, and protection for students from assaults and insults, asserting broad public advantage and stronger institutions.
Campbell Will Executor Named In Cincinnati Will
Frank Fox of Fifty Street Cincinnati horse dealer is named executor of Mr. Campbell’s will. Contents not public yet. Jacob Loos and wife likely to receive due thanks for services. Campbell reportedly did not build the bridge burned by John Morgan. the dam below was his work. Reverend H Ellermann led Monday funeral at Catholic Church. burial at Spring Grove under Baughman Penny. Pallbearers included Patrick Fenton Joseph Cone Peter Schneider Jacob Loos Peter Stenger Thomas Rourke James Deery Simon Brady.
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Tribune
Hugh Campbell
Hamilton County
Reputell
Harrison
Campbell
Hot Springs
Ark
J.C. Kilgour
Jacob’ Ods Jr
New York
Willey’ Meyer
Meyer
Iris
Thoreday
Chas
Walton
de. Kilgour
County
Tyron
Ireland
Philadelphia
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dayton & Michigan
Morgan
Martha
Green Campbell
Maryland
College Hill
Kate McCann
Jeavins
Kilwinning
Royal Arch Masons
This City
Frank Fox
Fifty Street
Jacob Loos
John Morgan
Rev. H. Ellermann
Spring Grove Cemetery
Baughman & Penny
Patrick Fenton
Joseph Cone
Peter Schneider
Peter Stenger
Thomas Rourke
James Deery
Simon Brady
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