William C Wolking Dead Cincinnati Broker Dies of Heart Disease
William C Wolking a Cincinnati broker and former St Xavier’s College alumnus died of heart disease at his Clifton home. He led Ulmer & Co. in Cleveland and served as first president of the college’s alumni. Funeral plans include a requiem at Church of the Annunciation, burial at St Joseph’s Cemetery, and services at John J Gilligan & Son chapel. He leaves a widow Bertha G Fox Wolking two sisters and two brothers in law Judges Bernard Fox and William I F Fox.
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William C
St. Xavier's College
Clifton Area
Cincinnati
Mr. Wolking
Ulmer & Co
Cleveland
Union Central Building
Wolking
St. Xavier's School
Avondale
Church of the Annunciation
Clifton
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
Isaac Jaques Assembly
Order of the Alhambra
John J. Gilligan
Jllian Wolking
Sacred Heart Order
St. Charles, Mo
George Benninghaus
O Connell Named Motor Bus Inspector
James L. O'Connell, a Riverside resident active in local Democratic circles, has been appointed motor bus inspector in the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. The selection was requested by the late Thomas J Noctor and other local Democratic leaders and announced by Cyrus Lecher, Director of the Department of Commerce.
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J. L. O'Connell
James L. O'Connell
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
O'Connell
Thomas J. ‘Noctor
Riverside
Cyrus Lecher
Department of Commerce
Reverend John Gordon Dies at 82 in Philadelphia
The Rev John Gordon dean emeritus of Temple University Theological Seminary died at his Philadelphia home today aged 82 He was the oldest living graduate of the University of Chicago and the first to be awarded an honorary degree from that institution.
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Philadelphia
John Gordon
Temple University Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
Pershing Reaches Chile to Visit Tacna Arica Commission
General John J. Pershing, head of the Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission, arrived in Arica, Chile, this morning aboard the U S cruiser Rochester, continuing his duties overseeing the plebiscite project.
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Pershing
Chile
Associated Press
Arica
John J. Pershing
Tacna
Sheriff Sale in Cincinnati Ohio of Sierra Garden Lot
The Hamilton County Sheriff will sell on September 5 1925 at 11 am at the Courthouse a Lot No 12 in Sierra Garden Subdivision Cincinnati known as 60 Rae Avenue Madisonville valued at 5250 dollars. The sale follows a partition decree in Connie Greisinger v Leon Greisinger et al Case No 195048 with terms cash on day of sale.
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State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sierra Garden
Hamilton Moylan Company
Rae Avenue
Madisonville
Connie Greisinger
Leon Greisinger
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Hicks & Hicks
Probate court lists estates in Hamilton County
Hamilton County Probate Court records accounts and vouchers filed by administrators and executors for numerous deceased residents. The long list includes Lewis Hosea Sophia Haberer Joseph Gereken David Jones Mary Walton Joanna Wiley Richard Ayer Edward Bruns Bessie Tucker Thomas Burns and many more as part of estate settlements.
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Hamilton County
State of
Ohio
Lewis M. Hosea
Sophia Haberer
Joseph W. Gereken
David J. Jones
Mary Ida Walton
Joanna Wiley
Richard L. Ayer
Edward Bernard Bruns
Bessie A. Tucker
Thomas Burns
Wm. J. Hoff
Horato M. Baker
Fannie N. Openiees
James J.mccarthy
Anna M. McCarthy
Daniel McLaren
John C. Daller
Bendaline Seymour
Charles E. Bryant
Marshal C. Remelin
Anna Puffett
William Brandes
Helén Ziegie
Robert Nelson Smith
Florente Jolicher
Clara R. Barton
Sarah E. Souders
Frederick Weissensee
Caroline de William Windan
Clara Harmant
Johael Leininger
John Wagner
Minnie Kappes
John Jacob Miller
Gertrude M. Woltermann
Milo D. Burke
Carl Relmeberg
John B. Fallon
Jacob Dorse
Charles S. Meyer
Reyed Johns
Clara A. Hellker
Herdingheaus
Emil Max Fischer
Hargern
Jas. E. Echols
Lewis Buck
Morri L. _ Buchwalter
Cee Euerma
John Delp
Carrie Dearet i Geringe
M. Tellér
Louis Leors
Abner
James F.ison
Mary
Probate and sheriff sale notices in Ohio county records
A lengthy list of names appears in probate guardianship and estate matters with accounts suspended for confirmation and a sheriff's sale notice. The notice details a Cincinnati Hyde Park real estate parcel at 3601 Erie Avenue Lot 66, valued at 7500 dollars, to be sold September 6 1925.
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Ahrens
Henry B. Saths
James Leslie
George A. Nolte
Pauline Rothschild
John Daum
Pitts A. Burt
Carrie Gruber
D. W. Shedd
Maria Menke
Aaron McNeill
R. J. Cresap
Ida Feldmann
Andrew J. Kearney
Louisa Smith
Barbara Coon
Michael J. Settelmayer
Mayer P. Anderson
Wm. A. Kruse
Bernard Recklinglah
Charles C. Moe
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Witerers
Hamilton
State of
William
Harmon
Hyde Park
Milton County
Erie Avenue
Churches Pay Tribute to Bryan in Cincinnati Memorial Services
Memorial services for William Jennings Bryan were held in Cincinnati churches. Ministers recalled his humor and optimism, praised his defense of religion and free silver, and highlighted his evangelistic impact and humanity. Dr. Frank H. Stevenson noted Bryan’s kindness and lifelong fight for the common people.
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Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Cincinnati
West End Arch of Christ
O. W. Baylor
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Lane Seminary
Frank H. Stevenson
Dayton
Tenn
Baylor
West Virginia
Mr. Baylor
Mr. Bryan
Jesus
Dr. Stevenson
Church of the Covenant
America
Judge Dixon Re-elected Cincinnati Deanery Officers
The Cincinnati Deanery Council re-elected its officers for another year at St Xavier's Memorial Hall. Judge Edward T. Dixon remains President with Charles F. Dolle as Vice President A M Boex and John B Hardig as Secretaries and Edward F Romer as Treasurer. The meeting drew about 500 attendees from Knights of Columbus councils and Catholic men groups. A public reception for Archbishop McNichols is planned at Music Hall on August 12 with speeches to be radiocast.
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Cincinnati
Knights of Columbus
Patrick . .Kilgariff
Joseph Huschle
N. J. Janson
Kilgariff
Dixon
John T. McNichols
Music Hall
Agor Carrel
Archbishop McNicholas
Louis J. Nau
Richard Crane
obituary for John W. Sullivan contractor in Boston
John W. Sullivan of Hénkel & Sullivan died after several weeks illness while traveling. The funeral at 1812 Madison Road will be followed by a high mass at Church of the Assumption Walnut Hills with active pallbearers A J Henkel Frank B Krug and others and honorary pallbearers including Mayor Daniel O Donovan of Covington. Sullivan joined the firm in 1911 and led public works innovations in the city and neighboring communities.
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John W. Sullivan
Hénkel & Sullivan, Contractors
Boston
Madison Road
Church of the Assumption
Walnut Hills
Sullivan
A. J. Henkel
Frank 8. Krug
George W
Mr. Sullivan
Ohio farmer found dead near ravine in suspected murder
Clement Casper, 69, a wealthy farmer from Dyesville, was found dead in a ravine on his 200 acre farm twelve miles north of Pomeroy. Sheriff Rice suspects murder possibly linked to bootleggers. no body marks observed and stomach contents to be analyzed. Neighbor Mrs. Frank Vale found the body.
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Pomeroy
Clement Casper
Dyesville
Rice
Casper
Frank Vale
Stolen Wallet Reported by Bernard Luken on Fifth Street
Bernard Luken of 959 Avenue reported his purse containing 110 dollars stolen while riding a car along Avenue and Fifth Street. Police noted the incident occurred during travel on the night in question and are investigating.
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Bernard Luken
Fifth and
Ce Streets
Taken Back to Illinois
Wilbert Hollis known as Doc Hollis, 43, Danville architect, was taken to Danville last night on charges of passing two worthless checks for 500 dollars each. He was arrested at a downtown hotel yesterday by Detectives Preston and McDermott.
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Wilbert Hollis
Doc Hollis
Danville
Ill
Preston and
McDermott
Weather report for multiple states with scattered cloudiness
The bulletin covers Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia with partly cloudy conditions for Monday and Tuesday and a slight warmup Tuesday. Temperatures across locations such as All City Birmingham Denver Nashville Maine and Pr Albert are listed with high readings peaking near 90. Precipitation near twenty four hour totals are noted and a record for August 2 1925 is given alongside a two year and normal comparison.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Tport
Ham
Denver
Nashville
Maine
Pr. Albert
Chamber Fights Move to Undo Shipping Board Policy
The Foreign Trade Association of the Chamber of Commerce plans a national fight to retain the Shipping Board. Malcolm Stewart says action aims to protect exporters from freight hikes. Letters from Philip O. Geter urge support from President Coolidge and key lawmakers, urging continuation of board authority until private firms can take over trade routes. Gustave Mattman adds that selling 1,200 ships would surrender American commerce.
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Foreign Trade Association of the
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
United States Shipping Board
Malcolm Stewart
Foreign Trade Department
Chamber
Philip O. Geter
Coolidge
Willis and
Fess
Ohio
Ernst
Kentucky
Ransdall
Louisiana
Jones
Washington
Stephens
Longworth
Th Chhamber of
Commerce
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Merchants Bakers Club Outing At Price Hill Victory Over Supply Housemen
The fifth annual Mer chant Bakers Club outing at Pines Country Club Price Hill saw the bakers defeat supply housemen in tug of war and baseball. About 1 000 attendees enjoyed boys and girls events, games, a chicken dinner, and dancing. Honored guests included Judge William D. Alexander Sheriff Richard B. Witt and Dr. R. B. Blume.
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Merchant Bakers' Club
Pines Country Club
Nebb Road
Price Hill
William D. Alexander
Richard B. Witt
R. B. Blume
J. W. Tracey
Peter G. Ruehlmann
E. L. Uffelmann
John Coolidge Promoted to Acting Corporal at Camp Devens
John Coolidge son of President Coolidge is named acting corporal of his squad in the second G Company C Third Battalion at Camp Devens Massachusetts. He earned the promotion based on his prior experience at a similar camp two summers ago.
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John Coolidge
Associated Press
Camp
Devens
Mass
President Coolidge
Citizens’ Military Training
John
Thieves Enter Two Homes on Erkenbrecher Avenue
Thieves entered through open views last night at two Erkenbrecher Avenue houses, George Hauser and Edward Pfleger reported no items stolen including silverware and jewelry. Hauser is City Building Commissioner. Pfleger leads the Griess Pfieger Tanning Co.
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Erkenbrécher Avenue
George Hauser
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Edward Pfleger
Griess-Pfiegér Tanning Company
Erkenbrechér Avenue
Lucchese Returns as Soloist at Zoo and Palace Bill
Frank Waller presents a Descriptive Music program at the Zoo featuring Lucchese with readings from Hansel and Gretel. Berlioz Roman Carnival and Ippolitoff-Ivanoff Caucasian Sketches showcase conductor and orchestra. Martha Thompson accompanies, Marion Lindsay sings, and Miss Lindsay’s coloratura impresses. Samuel T. Wilson notes Greater Movie Week and Introduce Me at Lyric starring MacLean with Anne Cornwall and others.
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the Zoo
Frank Waller
Waller
Glazunoff
Cincinnati
Josephine Lucchese
Zoo Opera
Mme. Lucchesse
Benedict
Martha Thompson
Marion Lindsay
Miss Lindsay
Samuel T. Wilson
MacLean
Lyric
Lyric Theater
Douglas MacLean
Alps
Anne Cornwall
Robert Ober
E. J. Ratcliffe
Wade Boteler
Alexandria and Olsen Head Palace Comedy Bill
Ed Alexandria and Ollie Olsen headline the Palace Theater show with a lively vaudeville mix. The cast includes Billy Fynan dancing with his girls, Ben Rodéro and Dan Maley in Italian shtick, and Betty Stark with George Bobbe. Strouse performs blackface buffoonery, La Salle Hassan and Moran open with tumbling stunts, and a film segment She Wolves from The Man in Evening Clothes stars Mulhall Rubens and Myers.
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Ed Alexandria
Ollie Olsen
Vaudeville
Palace Theater
Alexandria
Olsen
Alex
Ole
Palace
Billy Fynan
Dancing Girls
Bynan
Fynan
Ben Rodéro
Dan Maley
Betty Stark
George Bobbe
Sue Russell
George Oakes
Miss. Russell
Jack Strouse
Cincinnati
Strouse
la Salle
Hassan
Moran
Roy H. Beattie
Harry Leon Wilson
Jack Mulhall
Alma Rubens
Harry Myers
Greater Movie Season Opens in Five Theaters
The Greater Movie Season starts yesterday in five first run houses owned by I Libson. Lyric Capitol Walnut Strand and Family Theaters staged special programs with better pictures and novelty musical features and short subjects to enhance the modern picture show.
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I. Libson
Lyric
Capitol
Walnut
Strand
Deaths COUPLAND Donaldson Henderson Myers Wolking
Death notices for Mary Coupland and W H Donaldson list ages and residence details with funeral notices and scheduled services. William A Henderson died after a lingering illness at St Eliza s Hospital aged 46 with services planned. Lou Godley Myers and William C Wolking also listed with due notices of funeral and family details.
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Coupland
Mary
John Sy Kora
Sun
Leonard Avenue
St. Bernard
Donaldson
W. H
Jennie H. Donaldson
Sarasota
Fle
Evergreen Cemetery
Henderson
William A
St. Eliza 'S Hospital
Clinton F. Gardiner
Holman St
Highland Gates
Myers
Lou Godley Myers
Steven B. Myers
Wolking
William C
Bertha Wolking
Fine Clothes and Western Gems on Capitol and Walnut Bills
The Capitol Theatre features Fine Clothes a photodrama by Franz Molnar with Lewis Stone Alma Rubing and others advancing a London shopkeeper's rise amid a wife’s crime. Walnut Theater showcases The White Desert a Western romance with Claire Windsor Pat O’Malley and a railroad plot set around the Continental Divide. Head Winds at B F Keith’s offers a sea storm centerpiece and a tale of a wealthy man’s pursuit. Strand presents Smouldering Fires with Miss Frederick a love triangle around a corporate widow. Family Theater runs Oh Doctor a versatile comedy based on a Harry Jean Wilson yarn with a sick young man premise.
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Capitol
Franz Molnar
Capitol Theater
Teddy Hahn, Jr
London
Lewis Stone
Alma Rubing
Aileen Percy
William Mong
Percy Marmony
White Desert
Walnut
Germain
Walnut Theater
Continental Divide
Thec
Claire Indsor
Pat O’malley
Robert Frazer
Priscilla Bonner
Roy Laidlaw
Trixié Friganza
Mathew Betz
Lca
House Peter
Patsy Ruth Miller
Arthur Hoyt
Richard Travers
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Kiam Austin
Tego Yamamoto
Frederick
Rick
Miss Frederick
Laura Lante
Wanda Hawley
Malcolm Meor
Tully Marshall
Helen Lynch
George Cooper
Bert Roach
Oh Deeton
Harry Jean Wilson
Family Theater
Reaper Weekly Features A Daredevil's Transformation
Reginald Denny plays ailing youth who, guided by a striking nurse, becomes a fearless daredevil in a drama. Mary Astor charms as the nurse. with William Mong Otis Harlan Tom Ricketts Lucille Ward Mike Donlon and Helen Lynch in supporting roles.
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Reaper
Earth
Reginald Denny
Mary Astor
William Mong
Otis Harlan
Tom Ricketts
Lucille Ward
Mike Donlon
Helen Lynch
Music Dominates New Vaudeville Bill at Chester Park
A warm weekend brought thousands to Chester Park for a Food Show day with the new vaudeville lineup. The Naito Japs acrobats won first honors while the Zyles saxophone act ran a close second as Holmes and Holmes and the Radio Girls provided additional entertainment. Chester lake and Dance Palace drew crowds, with fireworks at 10 pm and a busy week ahead for the committee.
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Chester
Chester Park
Naito Japs
Zyles
Holmes
Ruby Wren
Chester Lake
Dance Palace
Crowds Visit Coney Island For Outdoor Sport Fun
Large crowds flocked to Coney Island as the fleet began a day of outdoor sport. Boats ran to near capacity from morning until night while thousands more drove to the island. A full program included the Island Queen, Red Koopman Serenaders, and a planned charity event for 5 000 orphans hosted by park officials.
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Coney Island
Sea Sand
Lynch
MacDonald
Moonlite Garden
Red Koopman
R. K. Hynicka
Park Company
George F. Schott
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell
Kiddies’ Command
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Broadway Wharf
Fountain Square
Daisy Merchant
Down Along the River River Stage Falls at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 11.2 feet at 6 o clock last night and was slowly falling. Arrivals include The Cincinnati from Louisville and Madison Ind from midnight. Departures list Queen City to Louisville at 9 am and Charleston bound Tom Greene at 6 pm. The Cincinnati will depart Louisville at 5 pm. The Andes will leave for Madison Ind at 6 pm. River stages.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Decndes
Madison
Ind
Queen City
Tom Greene
Charleston
Uisville
River
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Fine Clothes
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Pat O'Malley
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