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ST. XAVIER'S S. A. T. C. ' ENJOYS FAREWELL DINNER■Mkt * 'R' .^ 4lt;i '► '*With the flags of the allied nations and the colors of St. Xavier’s School everywhere in evidence a dinner was | served at the Busiue^s Men’s £lub main dining hall Thursday night for mem-bers of St. Xavier's. Student Army Tfcitping Corps unit., The 250 tnemWers pf the tinft who sat down to a bountiful rfcpaet will demobilize Friday.Acting Corporal Herbert Wuest presided as toastmaster. Mayor John Galvin was unavoidably absent, and Vice Mayor Carl M. Jacobs, Jr., delivered the address which had been assignedto. the Mayor. lieutenant Charles A.Huntington responded, to one of thetoasts. The faculty farewell was livered by Rev. James McCabe, S.J., and the farewell on behalf of the S. A. T. C. was given by Acting Sergeant Joseph F. McCarthy. 1’receding the dinner thlt;* assemblage, standing, sang “St. Xavier for Aye,” a musical tribute to the alma inater of the student soldiers. Thev entertainment was varied with a musical program.MAJOR ERNST. JR.. ARRIVES.A son. was born Thursday to Majorand Mrs. William Ernst of Coring toil. Major Ernst is the son of Kichard Ernst of Covington and is now in France with his regiment. Mr*. Ernst before her marriage was Miss Simpson 9i Ottte.UUIL
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Fri, Dec 20, 1918
Page 3
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