Word: cincinnatis
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...second snapping took place last week. One day it was announced that able, popular Col. C. O. Sherrill, Cincinnati city manager with a national reputation, had become a Kroger vice president. Next day it was disclosed that an error in bookkeeping had been found, that profits for 1929 were nearly $500,000 less than originally reported, that a reserve of $500,000 had been set up against further errors still lurking in the books. At this moment youngish William Henry Albers who had succeeded Mr. Kroger as chief executive, resigned, both from Kroger and Commercial National Bank and Trust...
...short time later Mr. Albers became president. The following year was a big one for Mr. Kroger. In March he gave each of his six children $1,000,000, then married again. In July he was made an honorary lifetime member not only of the Cincinnati Rotary but also of the Kiwanis. He now resides in Slant-acres, a mighty mansion...
Among the museums which have contributed to the show are the Metropolitan Museum the Duncan Phillips Memorial Gallery, the Chicago Art Institute and the Cincinnati Art Museum. From the last mentioned institution an especially fine Raeburn has been received, a painting entitled. "The Elfenstone Children." Paintings have also been donated by the School of Fine Arts at Yale, and also the Elizabethan...
...Annual convention of the American Mining Congress; at Cincinnati...
...returned to Europe. His ambition was, and always had been, to conduct. So he hired orchestras, got his experience that way. In Paris a group of Cincinnatians heard one of his concerts, marked his magnetic energy, his romantic appearance. They decided that he was the man to reorganize the Cincinnati Symphony. To Cincinnati he went in 1909, built up a first-rate orchestra (and a baseball team among the players). While there he married Pianist Olga Samaroff who bore him a daughter, Sonia Maria Noel. His work as conductor soon attracted the attention of Philadelphians, particularly of the late Andrew...