The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
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OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Annual Meeting.

The tOrty y-uinth annual report OF the
Board OF Directors of the Ohio Mechan-
ics' Institute was presented at the an
nual meeting in Greenwood Hall, last
night-Thomas Gilpin, Esq, President,
in the chair.
Mr.. j. b. Heich made the following
exhibit of the enrolment:
l. Mechanical Department, more par
tlcularly Tor machinists, metal-workers,
patterI -makers, founders, blacksmiths,
amateurs, &C., forty-three members.
2 Architectural Department, more
particularly for carpenters, joiners,
builders, woodwork RS, masons, brick
layers, amateurs, g., titty-four men,
bers.
D. Artistic Department, for general
designing, free hand drawing, perspec-
tive, crayon, &c, more particularly for
painters, ornamenters, plasterers, en-
graYers, designers, carYers, gilders, cab
lnet-makers, scuptors, amateurs, SC. !:
General artistic, fifty-une members
modelling in clay, nine members.
lotaI enrolled during the session, one
hundred and fifty. seven members.
TOTAL enrolment since the frs session,
IN lo06-7, four thousand and hfty-six.
The following awards were an
nounced:
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. - First
Class-IhOmas II. Stecher, first degree
OF merit; j. E. Hirst, Thomas KearHey,
W. NJ. swain, second degree OF merit;
w. ). Graves, Thomas Batter, L. G.
Robinson, third degree of merit.
Second Class-Edward Stang, joseph
viii, first degree of merit; r. Robinson.
e. Richter, second degree of merit.
Third Glass;. Kergan, Oh. Batter.
first degree of merit; John Rogers, g.
Taylor Latta, second degree of merit; A,
G. Collins, Ii. W. Bridge, third degree
Of merit.
ARCHITECTURAL DEPARTMENr.-First
Class-CIarence Won PAul, Albert Ul-
rich, Charles e. Fox, first degree of
merit; Rudolph Wieger, VIM. Wolpert.
second degree of merit; G. f. Boehme'
A. GlesWeln, third degree of merit.
Second Class-AlberL G. Rupp, John
Heyl, first degree of merit; George 10.
Hambly, GustaYe Smith, second degree
OF merit.
Third Class-Alice NJ. Horner. first
degree of merit; q. L. Hollister, second
degree of merit.
ARTISTIC DEPARTMENTAL Original De- |
sgns Nv. IL. Freeman, Il. II. Mcclure
nSat degree OF merit; Jacob Gessert
John nehner, second degree OF merit:
William L.4selmeier, third degree oi /!
merit.
GENERAL-First Glass;. B. Thom-
as, frs degree of merit; Ernest Boese,
John Kinney, second degree of merit; j.
u. doesilng, john j. Legner, third de-
gree OF merit.
Second Class-CharIes Schwein. John
Correl, Henry Schmeiser, first degree Of
merit; Herman Dietrich, Fred. Hoese.
second degree of merit; Henry Hesing'
third degree of merit.
Third Class-Jesse b. Stephenson.
first degree OF merit; Henry Oswald. C.
j. ErteI, second degree OF merit: Jacob
Hauss, Joseph James, third degree oil
merit.
lNoTE-When more than one are
with The same degree OF |
merit, slight degree OF preference is
given in the order tney are named
By request for tue past sesslon) no
pr remlums were awarded in the Model
Ing Class.
SPECIAL AwARDs.-Mechanical De-
II. hIret, Thomas Kearney
ana VIM. III. Swain, silver medals.
Architectural Department-Ghas. e.
Fox and Rudolph Wieger, silver med
ais; VIM. Wolport, bronze medal.
Aftlstic DeparIment-W. ii. Free
man, silver medal: II. Ii. Mcclure and
Ernest Boese, bronze medals.
The annual elecLlon of officers result- |
ed IN the return OF the regular ticket;
Presldent-Tnomas Gllpin, of Thomas
Glpin Il co.
Vice. President-James Dale, plas-
terer, sc.
Corresponding Secretary-Frank Mil
ward, mechanical engineer.
Recording Secretary-H. W. Stepher-
son, Tin and sheet iron manufacturer. |
Treasurer-H. McCollum, OF Il, MIC.
Collum 81 Co.
Drectors-Wm. S. Munson, of Sellew
g. Co.; Thomas Gibson. OF Thomas G b.
son & o.; John Greenlees, OF Green
lees Ransom Company; Harvey
James, carpenter and builder; Walter
b. Bruce, OF b. Bruce g. Co.
MeSsrs. Stephenson, Gilpln, Dale. and
their associates i'll the management of |
the affairs Of the Mechanics Institute.
are entitled to the thanks of the public
generally for the continued success of |
the SCHOOL OF Design under their charge,
Some excellent work in the various
provinces OF art by the students at the
session closing March 1, were exhibited
last evening. Acrayon, "Olhello," by +, |
b. Thomas, and an architectural design
by Won Phul deserve special mention.
The Baby Show Manager.