Wheat and Corn Slump On Liberal Holdings and Rain
Liberal sales by leading holders pushed wheat lower on the Chicago market with September down and December slipping further. Corn also fell as rains across Iowa and the corn belt boosted bearish sentiment. Oats weakened and provisions rose modestly as hog prices gained support. Local receipts and August crop notes show mixed activity and limited day highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Iowa
Checkers Column Highlights Games and Notices
A Cincinnati Checker section presents game scores, strategies, and corrections. It includes a clarifying note on crowning rules, multiple published games from Bert March and others, plus notices of matches and travel for Cincinnati players to Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
River Departures and River Traffic Report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9 feet 7 inches and falling. Departures yesterday included The Greenland to Charleston and Kentucky, City of Cincinnati to Louisville, with The Courier from Maysville and Indiana from Louisville due today. Excursion demand remains high with several Greene Line trips and a meet the boat event described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greenland
Charleston
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
The
Courier
Maysville
Indiana
Ohio River
Sycamore Stre
Main Street
Greene Line
Pomeroy
Sycamore
River conditions and steamboat arrivals at ports
River levels and arrivals across ports including Pittsburg Wheeling Evansville Cairo St Louis and New Orleans with vessels The Indiana Tel City Major Slack Fritz Stacker Lee Stacker Bald Eagle Spread Eagle and Sprague listed among arrivals and departures in hot clear weather
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Beaver Dam
Freeport
Wheeling
Louisville
Indiana
Cincinnati
Tel City
Evansville
Cairo
Stacker
St. Louis
Major Slack
Upper Ohio
Fritz
Lower
Mississippi
Stacker Lee
Memphis
Bald Eagle
Peoria
Spread Eagle
Alton
Grafton
New Orleans
Sprague
Greene Line Steamer Courier Sails to Maysville and Points
The Greene Line steamer Courier, serving Maysville and intermediate points, departs from the foot of Sycamore Street at 11 p.m. Separate Louisville and intermediate point boats run daily, except Sundays, with freight received at Ken Kentucky River dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Line
Courier
Maysville
Wes
Sycamore St
Louisville
Ohio
Septee St
Kentucky
Society News Highlights From Ft Mitchell Area
The Fort Mitchell community features a whirlwind of visits and relocations with many residents traveling to Atlantic City Chicago Moscow Petersburg and various Ohio towns. Weddings engagements and homecomings accompany bustling social life as families relocate host guests and celebrate community ties across Newport Covington and Ft Mitchell.
Covington Socialites Take Spring Trips and Host Parties
Mrs A H Kirstings with daughters Emma and Laura depart for a month in Bay View Michigan. Bethel Grove hosts a house party for Tunis Ross and guests. Mrs Harry Hobbs visits Georgetown Kentucky. EB Gale tours Blue Grass region with wife. Colonel EB Ruffner returns to New Orleans. Mrs Robert De Valcourt Carroll enjoys Atlantic City. Anna Walthall and siblings camping at Bethel Grove. Tunis Ross hosts a dinner for Reed, Thorpe, Virginia Thorpe and Shepard. Powers visit Augusta Kentucky. Motch Thomas to Massachusetts coast. Mary Laidley vacationing in Michigan. Nazzie Biggstaff guests in Cynthiana. Mettie Davidson Jones luncheon at Ft Mitchell CC. Will Jones family to Florida. W S Berry to New York then San Francisco. Mrs John R Murnan returns from Colorado Springs. Bright Kelly and Tom plan Eastern trip with grandfather Rankin. Rankin returns from Aug KY visit. Marcum from Wallace Place heads to Delaware. Mrs Frank Perkins hosts dinner for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kirstings
Emma
Laura
Bayview
Mich
C. Reed
Bethel Grove
Tunis Ross
Thorpe
Shepard
Virginia Thorpe
Matilda Farneau
Harry Hobbs
Georgetown
EB. G. Gale
Beeches
Lexington Pike
Blue Grass
EB. H. Ruffner
L. R. de Bus
New Orleans
Robert de Valcourt Carroll
Prague
Atlantic City
Anna Walthall
Tom
Margaret
8. C. Reed
Robert Bruce Powers
Rankin
Augusta
Cora Motch Thomas
Massachusetts
Verner Ewen
Mary Laidley
Covington
Michigan
Nazzie Biggstaff
Villa Place
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Frederick Marion
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Mettie Davidson Jones
Tennessee
John R. Murnan
Colorado Springs
Elmer Temple
Elizabeth Makibben
Grand Ranch
Colorado
Bright
Kelly
Mary
Aug Ky
Marcum
Wallace Place
Delaware, CO
Frank Perkins
Social happenings and engagements in Highlands area
Mrs Charles Wildt hosts a dinner honoring Mrs H Opitz and Mrs Edw Thompson of Louisville. Numerous social visits and engagements unfold around Dayton Cynthiana Lexington Newport and Ft Thomas with engagements travels and guest lists including Miss Amy Paul Miss Veo Thompson Miss Florence Opp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wildt
H. Opitz
Edw. Thompson
Louisville
Nizzie Bigstaff
Cynthiana
G. C. Walker
Glenn Springs
Charles Matting
Michigan
Katherine Shaw
Veo Thompson
Dayton, C
Amy Paul
Philadelphia
Gladys Ross
Susan
Katherine Kavanaugh
Florence Opp
Jessie Paul
Marcelle Opp
H. W. Ross
Monroe Shaw
Will Strickland
Earl L Eisensmith
Thorpe Miles
Ben Phister
L. H. Wilson, Jr
L. L. Ross
Jennie Ware
Villa Plade
Anna Marshall
Charles T. Martin
Hamilton
Stella Putman
Lexington
Irene
Frances
Linda Roesner
Dayton
Florence
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
C. W. Bennett
Corinth
Georgia Rust
H. B. de Camp
Blue Grass Avenue
Alex. Wright
C. F. Collins
John F. Opp
W. T. Burns
L. C. Hisensmith
H. T. Beall
I. V. Guy
David Davies
Locke
Joseph Gaff
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Newport
Norton Emrie
Carrollton
Garnett Meadowcroft
Forestville
O. Roger Littleford
Canada
Joel Baker Ross
Korea
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Madeira Social News Recaps Visits and Travel
Miss Carolyn Chamberlain of Walnut Hills visits friends. Miss Viola Knopp stays with sister in Chillicothe. Mrs. Joe Knopp and children visit Eckford family in Somerset Kentucky. Mr. George E. Goff visits Windsor Ontario to see son Stanley. The Clippingers return from Canada and Falls. Mrs. George Heathrow and daughters visit Blanchester. Miss Olive Dodge and niece Martha Hathaway visit Van Pelts. Miss Gladys Mann visits Walnut Hills. Miss Mary Ott from Covington visits Laurel Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Sheppard Jr and Ruth and Mrs. Fannie Bicknell visit Euclid Avenue. Miss Lettie Allphen and John from Crittenden visit Greenwood Place. Mrs. C. D. Pairan returns from Chillicothe after two months. Rev and Mrs. L. W. Gade take three week trip to Cleveland and elsewhere. Mrs. John Fells and daughter return from Seven Mile after two weeks. Mr. Archer Osler of Hyde Park guests at Maple Hill Captain De Mar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell
Amann
East Third Street
Susan Barker
East Sixth Street
Atlantic City
T. G. Nicholson
Washington
Chicago
R. B
C. L. Youmans
Seattle
W. T. Irwin
William
Moscow
William Botts
Monroe Street
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Charles Blake
J. B. Schiebly
Washington Avenue
T. J. Hall
Mary. Andrews
Odin, Mich
J. A. Andrews
Virgil Barker
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Maple Avenue
Josephine Dickerson
Front Street
Lancaster, Ky
Frisby
Mary Shanks
Sallie Artsman
Clingman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Will Youmans
Park Avenue
Petersburg
Aubrey Barbour
Newport
Louisville
William Hobbs
Hamilton, O
Louis Tibbatts
James Arnold
Covington
Clift
Herman Bayley
Altmeyer
Ninth Street
Cosmopolitan Culture Club
Robert Sutton
H. W. Morrison
Little Rock
Ark
Gladys Ross
Kate Shaw
Ft. Thomas
Epworth Heights
Mamie Schrogg
Sarah Stein
Julia Horne
Sarah Root
Jane Brown
Brownie
Florence Brown
East Fourth Street
Pittsburg
William Brown
James Berry
Jeffersonville
R. W. Nelson
Nelson Place
William Earl Klein
Florence Bartlett
George Bartlett
Ella Klein
Applegate
Lucie Tibbatts
Carolyn Chamberlain
Walnut Hills
Viola Knopp
Charles Pairan
Chillicothe
Helen Sullivan
Loretta Burman
Joe Knopp
Eckford
Somerset
George E. Goff
Windsor
Ontario
Stanley
Canada
Falls
George Heathrow
Blanchester
Olive Dodge
Martha Hathaway
van Pelts
Gladys Mann
Louis Weilemann
Mary Ott
Will Sullivan
Laurel Avenue
O. F. Sheppard, Jr
Ruth
Fannie Bicknell
Sheppard
Euclid Avenue
Lettie Allphen
John
Crittenden
Greenwood Place
J. A. Curtis
C. D. Pairan
Jennie Knopp
L. W. Gade
Cleveland
John Fells
Seven- Mile
Archer Osler
Hyde Park
Maple Hill
Captain de- Mar
Grace Bellamy and George Mann Wed in quiet Norwood ceremony
Grace Evelyn Bellamy and George Mann of Newport Kentucky married yesterday at 3 30 pm in the bride's mother Mrs Susan Bellamy Crown avenue home. They plan a bridal tour to New York Boston Philadelphia Atlantic City and other coast resorts before settling in Newport. The report also notes social outings and visits of local residents and guests in Avonwood, Germantown and Morrow with multiple names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evelyn Bellamy
George Mann
Newport
Susan Bellamy
Crown Avenue
Mann
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Alfred Bowman
William Curtis
Cleveland
Germantown
Colonel Brown
Bowman
Herbert Haywood
Toledo
Avonwood Club
Jean Lynch
Stella Ungehauer
Della Dietz
Anna Lloyd
Estelle Merrell
Lucy Flager
Leroy Beck
Winona Poage
Jeanette Poage
Sheldo
Grace Foy
Lillian Harte
Messrs
Howard Mayer
Herman Gantvoort
Clifford Harvoot
Otto Baum
Robert van Ausdel
Clarence Weber
Elmont Bankhart
Eric Sticknote
Preston Longley
Clarence Po
Hyde Park Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel and Visits
Hyde Park residents report trips to Niagara Falls Toronto and Washington D C. Several families travel to Mineral Springs Omena and Omena Michigan while church groups plan camping at Epworth Heights. Multiple residents visit relatives in Michigan Ohio and Virginia Beach with extended stays and hosting duties.
Elmwood Place Wedding of Louise Brunswick and Fred Brunz
Miss Louise Brunswick wed Fred Brunz at the German Evangelical Church on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin march and Mendelssohn reception music, with over two hundred guests at the Brunswick home supper. The couple will reside in Cumminsville and be at home after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brunswick
Fred Brunz
Mikish
Henrietta Brunz
Minnie Meyers
Lillian Cranaway
Fred Priesmeyer
Fred Meyer
Edna Meinking
Lillian Schlencker
Alma Elberg
Fred Brunswick
Esta Avenue
Henry Minking
Fred Brunswick, Jr
William Sweatman
Cumminsville
Lilly
Tinie Kirkwood
Greenwoch
Scotland
Archie Kerr
McNamee
Mesdamey Parker
Doellman
Giese
Reicholtz
John O
Elmear Club Hosts Elmear Women In Dumferline Gathering
A Dumferline health benefit notice reports Elmear Club from Fidelity Council Daughters of America welcomed by Mrs Delver. Guests included Mesdames Smith Reed Weber Werner and Wiehe with several out of town visitors. Traveling Rodenbeck heads to Denver for health related plans and winter stay. Fred Rodenbeck shows improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumfermine
Scotland
Elmear Club
Fidelity Council
Daughters of America
Delver
Mesdames
Smith
Reed
Weber
Werner
Wiehe
Imwalle
John Coughington
Sharon
Stendorf
Reading
Charles Studenburg
Carman
Merriman
Wanker’s Woods
Foresters
Gertrude Giese
Main Avenue
Joe Giesé
Schlie
Emmers
Anna Langmeier
Millie
Anna
Ida Wessel
John Wessel
Henry Gerstaig
Osterbrinck
Huesman
Hansfield
Will Bauseman
Loretta Rolson
Byrne
Elmer Byrne
Fuchs
Anna Wahl
Henry Wiedemeyer
Cincinnati
William Rodenbeck
Denver
Fred
Fred Rodenbeck
Social Happenings in Delhi Fernbank and Nearby
Flora Hollister of Milford returns home from visiting Misses Matson in Home City. Owl Club hosts lawn fete on Washington Avenue. Ruth Daniel and Willa Lee back from a month in New York City. Mercer Wadlington and wife guests of Mrs. Gerard in Delhi. Garden party for Woman’s Guild at Mrs. Crankshaw’s in Fernbank raises social and financial support. Actress Margerite Clarke visits Delhi. dances honor Clarke at Coronado Club. Numerous local and visiting guests attend dances and dinners hosted by the Squibbs, Flinchpaughs, and others with attendees from Cincinnati Covington Lawrenceburg and Avondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hollister
Milford
Marie
Helen Matson
Home City
Owl Club
Washington Avenue
Delhi
Ruth Daniel
Willa Lee
New York City
Mercer Wadlington
Madisonville
William Gerard
J. B. Crankshaw
Woman's Guild
Church of the Resurrection
Fernbank
Thomas Kite
P. G. March
Eric Wilder
George Greaves
Sumner Lincoln
Archibald Stuart
Thomas Jouvet
Brower
Good
Judkins
Kittredge
Harkness
Mauch
Daniel
Jago
Will Brown
A. Brown
Neary
Lawrenceburg
Bauer
Anna Cook
Batchmer
Diehl
Miss Benn
Worthington Stuart
Brown
Walter Lee
Otto Reuter
Dorothy
Montgomery
W. Va
Epworth Heights Visitors and Guests Listed
Miss Ethel Le Voy visits Epworth Heights as guest of Miss Corinne Peale. Numerous guests and visitors are listed including Mr. Edward Rasch and others, with many names and towns such as Kansas City Missouri and Cincinnati noted among hotel guests and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel le Voy
the Heights
Corinne Peale
Edward Rasch
Bobby Rasch
Karl Minkin
Charles Stenken
Bentley
Minnie Alice Bentley
Ormond Bentley
Kansas City
Fred Lane
Charles Busman
John Heniker
Dickinson
Mayme Willis
Cincinnati
Butler
Tower Hill
Yeatmars
J. B. Martin
C. W. Thompson
Chillicothe
Lena Bate
Charles M. Evans
Linwood social notes recall residents and visitors
Linwood column lists Miss Mizpah Blair returning to Columbus to resume library work after a visit home. Families including Langdons Bakers and goodhart entertainment at launch club house and house parties. Visitors from Brooklyn and Niagara Falls dropped in for dinners and summer trips to Lake Michigan and Winona Lake during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Blair
Columbus
Elam Langdon
Harriet Langdon
Allan
Marie Baker
Chautauqua
N. Y
Harrie Langdon
Hugh Smith
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Jeffries
Terrace Park
A. E. Smith
Charles Waters
Elmer Ferris
Carthage Anniversary Socials Bow to Old Familiar Celebrations
The town marked anniversaries with visits and gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Phillips received many gifts and congratulations from across the United States and even Mexico. Local residents and guests shared dinners, club events, and hay rides, with notices of travel to Paris Indiana, Petosky Michigan, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enak ‘Ding
Phillips
R. C. Phillips
United States
Mexico
Samuel Hammel
Young
Paris
Ind
Parker
Harry Brutton
Hyde Park
E. Hayman
Walnut Hills
H. Hover
Cincinnati
Birch
Chicago
Lakes
Irene McPartlin
Warle Fortuney
Schanzle Flats
Miss McPartlin
Miles McPartlin
Howard Cordes
Petosky
Mich
Stella Jones
Batchelor Girls’ Club
Miss Reisenberg
Bogers
Miss Warwood
Covington
Hodapp
John Whiting
Fairfield
Ohio
George Drysdale
William Woods
Archie Woods
Henry Drysdale
Margaret Woods
Jeanie Smith
Norman
Conners
Mt. Healthy
Emma Woodruff
Agnes Hutton
Erna Hettrich
Ellis
Bob Goodfellow
Fred Conners
Ira Weisbrod
Charles Williamson
John Dell
Everett Clark
Local Folks Send News From Bond Hill and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Mark Smith and family depart for a two week stay at Clark s Lake. Richard Murray Jr is in Indianapolis. Helen Adler joins a party at Epworth Heights for a short visit. Mary Emania and Katherine Woodward return from Forest Michigan. Mrs Moore visits friends at Logan Ohio. Rev R L Souter guests of friends during the week. Edwina Ruffner returns to Lebanon Ohio. Josiah Bridge visits Lebanon Ohio. John Kuehner of Chicago visits his mother in Fairmount and the Atkinses host Park guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Smith
Esther Smith
Margaret Richardson
Thomas Smith
Clark's Lake
Richard Murray, Jr
Indianapolis
Helen Adler
Epworth Heights
Mary
Emania
Katherine Woodward
Forest
Michigan
Moore
Logan, O
R. L. Souter
Edwina Ruffner
Lebanon
Josiah Bridge
Jesse Ruffner
John Kuehner
Chicago
Albert Atkins
Fairmount
Park
PRICE HILL Social Notes Attach August Travel Plans
Mrs. Charles Terry will leave August 2 for a month in Chattanooga Tenn guest of Mrs. Cameron Graham with Mr. Terry joining in September. Mrs. J W Kopenhafer returns from a two week Chicago visit. Mrs. Walter Murray hosts Bridge Whist Club. Others plan trips to Niagara Falls Detroit Atlantic City Michigan Martinsville Ind and a Kentucky motor trip with Mr C L Taylor and family visiting Fullerton Ky factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Terry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cameron Graham
Terry
J. W. Kopenhafer
Chicago
Ill
Walter Murray
Bridge Whist Club
Hawthorne Avenue
Guy Anderson
Claude Frederick
Walter Manss
Harry Redfield
Alden Kreis
Percy Sullivan
Frank Kugler
E. Wilson
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Edward Cook
Atlantic City
L F. Hummel
Michigan
Harry Oyler
Martinsville
Ind
Northside society notes and travel updates
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Powell have returned from their wedding trip to Boston and Atlantic coast resorts and reside in Weast wood. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schmid entertain Springfield guests Mrs. Martin Krapp Mrs. John Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ziegler. Mrs. Charles Paver returns from Cedar Point. Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Gale move to College Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Pyam Lovett plan visits to Boston Nantucket Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Powell
Ella Schmid
Boston
New York
Atlantic Coast
Weastwood
Andrew Schmid
Martin Krapp
John Adams
Marion Ziegler
Springfield
Charles Paver
Chase Avenue
Cedar Point
Pliny Gale
College Hill
Pyam Lovett
East
Nantucket
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Winton Place Social Roundup From Mt Healthy Hay Ride
A youth group enjoyed a Monday hay ride to Mt Healthy with attendees including Jeannette Poage Helen Gilpin Katheryn Innes Ruth Metzger Ruth Fenner Isabel Hannaford and others chaperoned by Mrs Charles Hannaford. Additional notices list trips guests and visits by Clara Martha Dunlap Charles Dunlap William DeCamp Innes Hartley Yeatman Auber Peebles and family members in Ohio and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Healthy
Jeannette Poage
Helen Gilpin
Katheryn Innes
Ruth Metzger
Ruth Fenner
Isabel Hannaford
Stanley
Percy Tuttle
Clemmer Marsh
van Winans
Milton Spillman
Ralph Lewis
Burton Schoeph
Charles Hannaford
Clara
Martha Dunlap
Charles Dunlap
Star
Frank Coolidge
Detroit
Gilpin
Florence
Virginia Zwick
Dayton
Lotis Dittoe
Charles Bya
Charleston
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
Tela
B. Wing
Saa Se
B. Best
Bert March
Cross Board
March
Mound City
Ayreshire
J. W. Coulthard
Hartlepool
England
James Henshall
Newchapel
Coulthard
Henshall
Cross
Norwood
Messrs. Kingle
Rosnagle
West
R. Rosnagle
Hamiltton
D. F. Cooper
Knightstown
A. N. Logan
A. J. Kliinka
Kliinka
Dickerson
Klinka
Fowler
Feagan
Rooks
Cincinnati Checker
West ‘End/ Chess and Checker Association
Otte Wildman
Butlerville
Kings
King
Ees
Ngs
Courida
News of Society
Frank Cottle
Ft. Mitchell Club
Nelson
Frederick Marcum
Paul Stevens
Virginia
Charles Reynolds
J. R. Reynolds
Wilmot
John Cooper
Mary Coombs
Norton
Eveline Baker Dodd
Ross
Orlando P. Schmidt
Martha
Egypt
Greece
Switzerland
New Lisbon
Grace Roney
Middletown
A. C. Morgan
Maria T. Joney
Daniel Rose
Alice Stiefel
Mary Stiefel
Los Angeles
Cal
W. N. Bennett
Rochester
Charles L. Burgoyne
Cameron Avenue
Northport Point
Cora Rand Maguire
Linda Best
William Denning
Albert A. Pape
James Park Farm
Loraine Hudson
Hillsboro
Blanche Martin
Felicity
Stella Wilson
Mabel
Fannie Winterbottom
Faith Evans
Edward
van Wert
E. F. Evans
Davis
W. H. McKibben
Kathryn McKibben
Highlands
Madeira
Robert B. Jones
Toronto
W. H. Clemons
Ruth Clemons
Grace Jones
Mineral Springs
Cramer
Edwards Read
Frank Andrew
Warrington
Michie
A. L. Brown
Archiable
Kraemer
George Nichol
T. F. Dickinson
Koehl
Herrlinger
Foertmeyer
McCullum
James McCord
California
Baker
Myrtle Helmers
Joseph Weir
Helmers
Edna
Virginia Seymour
Louise Bunstine
St. Mark’s Church
Lucy Maund
Long
M. O. Evans
Roberta
Minna Evans
Observatory Place
Fannie Bennett
Washington D. H
Eva Mae Henderson
Milner Little
John O'Connell
Elmwood Place
Linwood
W. T. Warner
Elsie
Campbell McKay
Winona Lake
B. F. Shorten
Shorten
Niagara, Falls
Mackinac Island
Ita Shorten
Art
R. C. Bliss
Raymond Shealer
Rosedale Avenue
Mrs
Penn Elstun
Carthage
Bond Hill
Price Hill
C. L. Taylor
Purcell Avenue
Mr. Taylor
Fullerton, Ky
Northside
Winton Place
Conservatory of Music
Theo
Berlin
Bohilmann i -Be
Hans Richard Louis Schwebel
Frederic Shailer Evans
Evans
British Isles
Ireland
Louis Schwebel
Canton
Hugo Seiderburg
Albert Berne
Frances Huntington
Bertha
Wanda Baur
Europe
Harold Becket Gibb
Conservatory
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