Four Dead Four Missing Toll Of Florida Storm
The storm drenched the Florida coast with Tampa hardest hit as four were dead and four missing with many injured. High winds and rough seas disrupted shipping while damage to property ran into millions. A Red Bird steamer and a West Chalata rescue awaited entry as planes were swept at Daytona Beach with no injuries. Communicatio n to key points was reestablished and several towns reported wind damage and pools in Miami streets. A negress killed in fright and a man injured by a falling trolley wire were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Tampa
Gulf
Munson
Red Bird
Havana
Shipping Board
Miami
Daytona Beach
Lakeland
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Sebring
Avon Park
Sarasota
Ft. Myers
C. C
Florida Citrus Exchange
Polk
Manatee
Volusia
Weather Bureau
Walter J. Bennett
Washington
Montana Reyes
Six Drowned as Schooner Wrecks Off Flaglers Beach
Six negro sailors drowned when a schooner from the Bahamas wrecked south of Flaglers Beach. Two thousand cases of fine liquor were lost and three men were rescued after the incident near Daytona Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fia
Bahama Islands
Flaglers Beach
Stock Exchange Opens in Larger Quarters
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange moved to the Dixie Terminal Building mezzanine, offering a room larger than the old First National Bank Building quarters. Kenneth Hill and Richard Leving reported a day of 100 transactions trading 2,690 shares, with seats now valued at 10,000 dollars, up 5,000 in a year. The exchange, founded in 1885, once operated on Third street and then at the First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Dixie Terminal
First National Bank
Kenneth Hill
Richard Leving
Exchange
Third Street
Adam Lepper
Ice cream outspends electricity by eight to ten times
S G Hibben of the Illumination Bureau Westinghouse Lamp Works told National Electric Lighting Association delegates at a Cincinnati district conference that Americans spend eight to ten times more on ice cream than electric current. The meeting at the Cincinnati Electric Club ended with a Gibson Hotel banquet and covered factory illumination campaigns, salesmanship, and public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Hibben
Illumination Bureau
Westinghouse Lamp Works
New York
National Electric Lighting Association
Cincinnati Electric Club
Fourth
Plum Streets
Gibson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Earl E. Whitehorne
The
Electrical World
Samuel D. Heed
Cincinnati
National Electric Light Association
Robert M. Dederich
Electric Club
Heed
Chamber of Commerce
Hibben
Advertising Club
Widow Awarded 29000 in L and N Railroad Case
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad must pay Dora B Greene of Cincinnati 29000 for the death of her husband William E Greene a Baltimore and Ohio engineer killed in the Latonia Kentucky yards. The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed lower Hamilton County courts upholding the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Dora B. Greene
Cincinnati
William E. Greene
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Latonia
Ohio Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Newport divorce granted to Cincinnati woman Ehrlich
Mrs Margaret Louise Saakamp formerly Ehrlich was granted a divorce from Willard Frederick Saakamp in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday on abandonment and nonsupport grounds. The couple wed January 16 1924 and Saakamp left ten days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Margaret Louise Saakamp
Willard Frederick Saakamp
Hermosa Avenue
Campbell Circuit Court
Ehrlich
Robber Given Five Years By Campbell Circuit Court
Daniel Vaught of Bellevue Kentucky was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for robbery. He robbed Adolph DuBois, night watch man at the Enterprise Garage Newport on Monmouth street of $24.25 on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Vaught
Bellevue
Campbell Circuit Court
Vaught
Adolph DuBois
Enterprise Garage
Monmouth Street
Newport
Realty Transfers in Newport and Fort Thomas
Real estate transfers listed including George Offen to Mrs Elizabeth Offen bacher for a lot at Thornton and Brighton Avenues Newport with stamps for 8500. Mrs Ellen Crawley to Frank Quitter for a lot on avenue Ft Thomas. Hilands Real Estate and Investment Company to Ida M Kennewey a farm in Hilands Baby Farm Subdivision Ft Thomas for 500. Mee to Albert Keitz a farm in Hil Baby Farm Subdivision Ft Thomas for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Elizabeth Offenbacher
Thornton
Brighton Avenues
Newport
Ellen Crawley
Frank Quitter
Names and Residences in Auglaize County Record
The document lists individuals and their residences including William Brewster Frank Thomas Mary Rembe Carl J. Wetz Kings Mills Kentucky Ruth L. Dourlett Auglaize County Carol Barnes Clark Graham Josephine Merrill Ronald Campbell and others in Auglaize County. The fragment notes locations in Kings Mills and Auglaize County with unspecified roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brewster
Thomas
Mary Rembe
Carl J. Wetz
Kings Mills
Ruth L. Dourlett
Auglaize County
Carol Barnes
Clark Graham Josephine Merrill
Ronald Campbell
Covington Sanatorium Trustees Seek Return of County Funds
A suit filed in Kenton Circuit Court by County Judge John B Read and the Fiscal Court seeks the return to the County Treasury of 35390 from the Sanatorium Trustees of Kenton County. The case aims to turn back 25000 in Liberty bonds and 13590 in bank funds used for a 1912 act driven project. Trustees include Alexander Keane H B Beck William S Groom and others. The plan was to build on a forty acre Devon Park site but Covington city cost share halted the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board O Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Kenton County
John B. Read
J. B. Linnemann
John Westover
William Meier
Kenton
Covington
Treasury
Alexander Keane
H. B. Beck
William S. Groom
Second Appeal Filed Over Dog Racing Pooling
The Erlanger Kennel Club filed its second appeal with the Kentucky Court of Appeals in Frankfort. The Kenton Circuit Court had issued a temporary restraining order against selling pools on dog speed at the Erlanger track, in a suit by Commonwealth Attorney Orie Sare. The Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment. Judge Appelgate later granted a permanent injunction. If the Court of Appeals affirms, dog racing will be barred in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
How Baxter Butted In at Liberty Theater Today
The Liberty Theater presents How Baxter Butted In a film comedy with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore plus a news reel. The Live Wire with Johnny Hines shows Friday and Saturday along with Adventures of Mazie and Pathe News. Smith and Watson perform Laughs a la Carte for the last three days. Liberty Ragamuffins begin tomorrow with Sugar Foot Stomp as overture and Helen Doyle singing When I Was a Dreamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Liberty
Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Liberty Theater
Live Wire
Johnny Hines
Mazie
Pathe News
Smith and Watson
Covington Declares 15000 Dividend on Bridge
Covington and Newport Bridge earnings report leads to $15000 dividend for each city. Newport officials attended. Commissioners also approve $13180 payment to O F Moore Company for a dry well at Covington Water Works Ft Thomas, with project about one third done and total cost around $140000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Covington and Newport
Newport Board of Commissioners
O.F. Moore Company
Ft. Thomas
Librarian’s Aide Chosen by Public Library Board
Mss Lucy Blackburn of the Arthur Apartments Sixth and Greenup streets was appointed assistant librarian at a board meeting last night. The increase in patrons necessitated the extra help for librarian Anna Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Blackburn
Arthur Apartments
Sixth and
Greenup Streets
Public Library
Anna Spears
Covington Notes Look at November Permits and Local Events
Building Inspector Joseph A. Hellman lists November permits totaling 95 800 with frame brick and remodeling work. Newport residents face trials for liquor charges with bonds set. Local meetings, water plant inspection, and a 90 acre farm sale are noted, along with a death and a bankruptcy suit in federal court. Rotarians heard a talk on twine materials, and a planned Rotary Anns entertainment program was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Joseph A. Hellman
William F. Gassidy
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Newport
Roetken
Roland. Hodges
Isabella _ street
Daniel Callahan
Isabella Street
Parents d Teachers’ Association
Beechwood School
Ft. Mitchell
Blackburn and
Meyerle
Donnelly
Ft. Thomas
Hind
William Fischer
John W. Rapp
Edna May Bradford
Emma C. Brown
West Ninth Street
Alice Gerhardt
Stephans
United States District Court
Beaver Rock Coal Company
Bailey-Ferguson Coal Company
Integrity Mutual Casualty Company
Stephens Branch Coal Company
Floyd County
J. H. Briscoe
Rotary Anns
Industrial Club
Edward Mangan
R. A. Beck
Jess G. Smith
Louisville
B. C. Schatman
C. S. Barrett
Ted F. Barrett
Cincinnati
Mes Macht
Kenton Court Deals with Divorces and Auto Crash Claims
In Kenton Circuit Court Cecilia O Rourke sues for absolute divorce from Martin O Rourke of 1829 Russell Street and seeks alimony and maiden name restoration. Clarence Klette sues Frank and Viola Brames for 3000 dollars after their automobile struck a youth at Third and Philadelphia. William Klette also sues Brames for 116 28 for medical bills. Lydia Bradford seeks divorce from Revere Bradford, custody and alimony. married 1923, separated weeks ago. Viola Feltman of Covington sues Jacob Feltman of New York for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Cecelia O'Rourke
Martin O'Rourke
Russell Street
Cecelia S. Doherty
Clarence Klette
William Klette
Frank
Viola M. Brames
Brames
Third
Philadelphia
Lydia Bradford
Revere Bradford
Western Avenue
Viola Feltman
Covington
Jacob Feltman
New York
Marriage Licenses List Includes Several Cincinnati Residents
Hugh Meyers and Lelia Tiabepascenagperchste Richard Debold appear among marriage licenses in Cincinnati with additional entries for Mary Savage. The document records residence in Cincinnati and lists other names in the licenses section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Meyers
Lelia Tiabepascenagperchste
Richard Debold
Mary Savage
Burglars Take His Clothes From Frank Eggert Home
Burglars entered the Frank Eggert residence at 5805 Glenview avenue last night and stole nearly all of his clothing. The loot was valued at 325 dollars after forcing open a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eggert
Glenview Avenue
Pay Hospital Staffing By U O C Being Debated
A public hearing by the Ways and Means Committee of City Council will discuss staffing a proposed private pay hospital with University of Cincinnati College of Medicine faculty. The site is General Hospital land at Goodman and Eden avenues, to be transferred for the Christian R Holmes Memorial Hospital built with private funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Ways and Means Committee
City Council
Council Chamber
Clifford Martin
General Hospital
Goodman and
Eden Avenues
University
Park Board
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Court notes show verdict for Seaman in $1163 suit
A jury in Judge Roettinger's court awarded George Seaman 1163 against S Winston Coffman after Seaman claimed 1000 invested in Coffman Stewart Oil Co was misused. Other civil actions include Benjamin Sowers suing Mrs Sarah Crusoff for 15000 damages over two alleged arrests, and various divorce and custody actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roettinger
George Seaman
Trevor Place
S. Winston Coffman
Sterrett
Taltong
Macon
Cincinnati
Ohio State Penitentiary
Common Pleas Court
Charles Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Thomas Nicholson
Earl Skirvin
Eastern Avenue
Pearl and
Lawrence Streets
F . J. E. Bauer
West McMicken Avenue
Odessa Bauer
Detroit
Mich
Susan Eastman
Marian W. Eastman
Bond Hill
Roe E. Eastman
LeBlond
Eastman
Boy Cited After Collision On One Way Street
Robert Megrue a 15 year old of 3928 South Madison Norwood was cited by police for driving the wrong way on a one way street and colliding with Miss Marie Edmonds of 1547 Madison Covington on Highth street between Central and Plum. Megrue drove east while the other car went west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Megrue
Madison Avenue
Norwood
Marie Edmonds
Covington
Highth Street
Central Avenue
Plum Street
Megrue
Cincinnati to pick city manager soon amid interviews
City Council members expect to choose a city manager for Cincinnati by week’s end after interviews with candidates. Charter Committee and Republican councilmen discussed selected applicants, with out-of-town contenders from Norfolk Virginia Wichita Kansas Lima Ohio and Kenosha Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles O. Rose
Rose
Washington, D. C
Murray Seasongood
Supreme Court
Washington
Seasongood
Charter
Ingalls
John N. Edy
Berkeley
Cal
William H. Duffy
Columbus
L. A. Boulay
Toledo
Charter Committee
Stanley Matthews
Tyler Field
Julius Luchsinger
Edward T. Dixon
Republican Organization
Fred Schneller
Martin Daly
Charles Lackmann
Republican
William Bowdin Causey
Norfolk
Earl C. Elliott
Wichita, Kan
Irwin C. Brower
Lima
C. M. Osborne
Kenosha
Wis
Attachment on Burdsal Property Diss dismissed
Judge Caldwell’s Common Pleas Court dismissed the attachment on $800,000 of Burdsal and Rose property in New York held by Irma Burdsal. The case concerned a $50,000 damage suit arising from a May 29 1924 arrest of Mrs. Burdsal for upbraiding her husband. The court ruled the attachment invalid but the damage suit remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdsal
Caldwell
Cincinnatian Wins Suit
Ohio Supreme Court refuses to overturn a $10 000 award to George H Rhodes for injuries after a locomotive derailed at Bond Hill Cincinnati on September 15 1923. The ruling followed an over ruling to certify the Hamilton County Appellate Court record for higher court action in a case brought by Rhodes against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
George H. Rhodes
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Appellate Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Rhodes
Radio Programs Today Across Chicago and Nearby Markets
A listing of evening broadcasts from WSAI WKRC WLW WHT WBCN WEBH WGN KYW and others. Shows include art talks book reviews orchestras string quartets vocal and instrumental solos, organ recitals and late night jazz and midnight revues.
Radio Schedule Fragment From New York and Chicago Listings
Listings show 6:30 P.M. WEAF and WCAP with United States Army Band. 7:30 P.M. WCAP chamber music. 9 P.M. WEAF with Roxy Gang and WCAP WJAR WGR. 10 P.M. WLW in Cincinnati with a Pep concert by Kappa Alpha Theta. 10:45 P.M. WLW in Cincinnati features Cine Male Quartet with songs of the World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New_York
United States Army Band
WCAP
Wine
New York
Chicago
Opera c
Roxy Gang
WJAR
WGR
WLW
Cincinnati
Kappa Alpha Theta
University of Cincinnati
Cine
Buddie
Roxy and His Gang
Broadcaster Call Letters List For Network Era
A compilation of station identifiers includes Central KFDM K KLDS WCBD and newer WFAA WMC OAW WOWL Eastern-CKAC WBAV WBBR WDWF WFI WGBS WHAR WHAZ WIP WJY WPG WRC WREO reflecting a network era rollout and call letter changes across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
K Klds
WCBD
WFAA
WMC
OAW
WOWL
Eastern
CKAC
WBAV
WBBR
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WHAR
WHAZ
WIP
WJY
WPG
WRC
WREO
Chicago Radio Schedule Highlights Classic Programs
Radio listings for Chicago stations detail hourly lineups from morning to late night. WQJ airs an orchestra and Skylarks with a Ginger hour, WMAQ offers talks, lectures, and a Northwestern speech, WMBB presents semi classical and popular programs, and WLS features organ recitals, theater segments, erotic circus, The Concert Six, Four Aces of Harmony, and partner acts Ford and Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Glenniio
WLS Theater
Glenn
Evening radio listings for Chicago station WBBM
At 8 PM a string trio and orchestra perform followed by a quartet and 12 M accordion program with an orchestra and musical pieces listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBBM
Chicago
Radio Program Schedule Listing for Multiple Stations
A dense schedule lists evening programs across WMCA WEAF WHN WCAE and KDKA including ensembles talks theater and concerts with times from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. and various bands orchestras and performances featuring United States Army Band Fox Theatre WEAF and Roxy and his gang among others.
Real Estate and Association Meeting Highlights
Charles G. King of Massillon will speak at the First District Ohio Building Association League annual meeting in Gibson tonight urging increased assets. Other officers from Ohio and district groups will attend. Also reported are numerous local property transfers and leases in Hamilton, Norwood, Price Hill, and Oakley with prices often listed as $1 or small amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. King
Massillon
Ohio Building Association League
Gibson
King
E. C. Calvert
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Ohio League
B. W. Wilberding
Cleveland
Paul O'Brien
Dayton
C. J. Parrish
James A. Devine
Columbus
J. W. Tannehill
Store leased for auto and radio shop at 805 Race Street
The Manufacturers' Liquidation Company of Cleveland leased the 805 Race Street property yesterday to establish an automobile and radio accessory business. Cleneay, Nourse & Malick brokered the deal for Procter & Gamble Company with a yearly rent of $2,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Manufacturers’ Liquidation Company
Cleveland
Cleneay, Nourse & Malick
Procter & Gamble Company
Property sale at 1239 Central Parkway to two buyers
John C. McCarthy sold the vacant lot at 1239 Central Parkway yesterday to Abe Silverglade and Fisher Bachrach for an undisclosed price. Frederick A. Schmidt Company brokers arranged the transaction for investment purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McCarthy
Central Parkway
Abe Silverglade
Fisher Bachrach
Frederick A. Schmidt
Builder Louis Askew Sells Home on College Hill
Louis Askew sold a one and a half story frame dwelling on Springlawn avenue east of Hart avenue College Hill to Catherine Tucker for 7500 dollars yesterday. The Becker Real Estate Company College Hill office handled the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Askew
Springlawn Avenue
Hart Avenue
College Hill
Catherine Tucker
Becker Real Estate Company
Transfers move numerous parcels across Cincinnati area
Property transfers report numerous parcels in Hyde Park Avondale Delhi Springfield Township and West End with one year two year leases and purchase options. Notable entries include Central Robert J OBrien to Sidney Mills a ninety nine year lease on Sixth Street, and The Haley Livingston Land Company acquiring multiple lots in various townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Council
Same Hall
Westwood
John Springmyer
Craig Avenue
Colerain Township
John Springmeyer
Edward J. Springmeyer
Rollin Krohme
Rolla B. Krohme
Webster Street
Mansfield Street
Jacob Wiener
Godel
Brane Wiener
Oliver Street
Norwood Place
Emil E. Altomare
Lillian M. Hammond
Anderson Township
George W. Treiber
Fanny S. Rowe
Price Hill
Louise Beckley
Warsaw Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Price
Gregor Place
West End
Jacob Tennenbaum
Solomon
Dina Gershuny
Sixth Street
Smi Street
Marie H. Broadwell
Adam F. Meyer
Sherman Avenue
Dalton Avenue
John A. Becker
Johanna F. Alich
McFarland Road
Montana Avenue
Clifton Heights
Leo L. BrackmAnn
Annie J. Dunbar
Sandheger Place
Millcreek Township
Frederick Broermann
Wilson Paint Mpany
Ma ‘Oreman
Central
Robert J. O’brien
Sidney F. Mills
Vine Street
Hyde Park East
Harry J. Lehman
Samuel C. Ludwig
Max Wunderlich
Helen Wunderlich
Beacon Road
Salem Pike
Avondale
Abraham W. Zeff
Dora Zeff
Dory Avenue
Northern Avenue
Delhi
German D. Holliday
Fernbank Building Materials Company
Peter Zinn
Deer Park
Second National Bank
Viola Thorman
Henry J. Schulte
Springfield Township
Wallace R. Livingston
Haley-Livington Land Company
Cincinnati
Sycamore
Wallace E. Livingston
Haley-Livingston Land Company
Joseph G. Andrews
Frank W. Sternert
Green Township
Westwood— Bailey
Melvin
Flora Shockey
Hyde Park
Mary L. Weber
Myers Y. Cooper
Hermann W. Fledderman
Lovell
Hattieer
Lau Street
Scott Street
Edwin Stevens
Emma Stevens
Third Street
Whittaker Alley
August Stevens
Joseph L. Hall
Ella T. Bevier
Saerah Diamond
Samuel Lehman
Seventh Street
Baymiller
Freeman Avenue
Ernst H. Beinke
Charles V. Schmidt
Humbrecht
Joseph H. Levine
Central Avenue
Richman Street
Isaac E. Levine
Ida Whcksman
Bottoms
Adolph Signer
Eva Signer
East Front Street
Reynolds Alley
Norwood
Frank H. Sander
Martha Stoller
Elirasia
Mills
Belvidereuilding ‘Company
Reading Road
William Pontius
John Pontius
Edward Herbstreit
Eee Weges
Charles Mar
S Front Street
Dean Westwood
Harry J. Berns
Frances M. Berns
Mon
Hiyde Parke-Miers
Ce ‘Ark
Matthew W. Allen
Alice
Grace O’brien
J. F. Mills
Wisell Avenue
Simon C. Nielson
Jeane c. Ee
Wes
John C. McCarthy
Abe Silbergdale
Fisher Bachrach
Plum Street
Ann Street
Oak Pole
Walter S. and
Gatch
Vvn Avenue
Dora L. Weiland
Court Lib
Multiple Transfers Recorded in Local Bank Ledger Totals
A ledger listing numerous transfers shows varied amounts between individuals and banks or companies. Names include Samuel C Ludwig, Anna Bloom, Lovell Fletcher, Maude Menefee, Ernst Station, and William Betz among others, with sums ranging from 500 to 60 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Ludwig
Findlay L. & B. Co
Anna Bloom
Lester Budd
Lovell Fletcher
Richard A. Rappaport
Samuel Co. Ludwig
Bauer Sales Co
Maude B.menefee
Union Trust Co
Avankage
People’s B. & Ss. Co
James Gentile
Ernst Station L. & B. Co
Nicholas Jacobson
Gladys M. Raper
Clinton L. & B. Co
Ida Wacksman
Same
Ena . Plogman
Louisg G. Peaders
Tda Kolde
Samuel J. Eldred
Revue Schoemberg
Delta L. Co
Ake Schyptaree
Hewitt Avenue L. & B. A
Harry Stern
Max Brown
Soueh W. Klug
Richard Rappoport
Melvin Shockey
Liberty Ls. & L. Co
West Liberty B. F. Co
Bertha Cook
Accommodation
Pe Stevens
Glenn B. & S. A
Floyd Pozzo
Senate L. & B. A
Ella T. Pas
Ontie G. Vidal
Kindel Ave. L. & B. Spine
Godel Wiener
Jacob Wiener
Oesae Gunderman
Ethel S. Hitch
Silverton L. & B. Co
Isnazid Preston
Liberal S. & L. Co
An Meyer
Sadie L. Hoffman
Solomon Gershuny
Brighton Bank
Arate Ae
Mortgages Canceled In Local Loan Document List
A long list of mortgage cancellations appears, naming numerous lenders and borrowers with specific amounts. Entries show transfers to banks and savings companies, including Western Bank and Trust Company, Baltimore Avenue L B Co, Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank, and others, with sums ranging from 60 to 10,000 dollars. The document reads as a routine record of closed mortgage obligations and related assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipia M.tedrick
Charles F. Nead
Clara Maisel
Rose Maigel
Gladys McCready
Garfield No
Ey Phillips
Central Fairmount B. A
Lef Greenwold
Bank and Savings Company
Greenburg
Safie Friedman
Sid Frielman
George Benninghaus
Western Bank
Isaac Apseloff
Eagle S. & Ae
Harry J. Lehman
Western Bank and Trust Company
Pearl Toomey
Glenn B. & S. A
John Krier
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Joseph L. Hall
New Foundation L. & B. Co
Miles W. Townsend
Hewitt Avenue L’ . B. A
Joseph
Eagle L. & L. A
Tne Genter
Lincoln B. A
Louis G. Fenders
Washington Mart Company
Oarl Patten
Carthage
P Vaughnie Parr
Blue Ash B. L. Co
Ee S. M. Merkel
Agnes C. Wells
Jim Schomber
Alicene
Edward B Ne Miller
Lenox B. & L. Co
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Fred W. Fuller
Elizabeth Lucker
Rozella A
John Renner
Sleevys & Bullock
Iarace Grace West
Martin Burns
William Sander
Same
Mary A. Fox
Westwood Moves to Form Community House for Westwood and Cheviot
Westwood Civic Association adopted a resolution calling a January mass meeting for men and women of Westwood and Cheviot to discuss a community house. Plans place the facility as home for the Westwood branch library now at Westwood School and as a venue for local gatherings. Moses Strauss of the Cincinnati Automobile Club outlined safety progress noting post January 1 a downtown electric traffic signal system will be centrally controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Civic Association
Westwood
Cheviot
Westwood School
Moses Strauss
The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Corn growers form credit plan to market bumper crop
Iowa bankers and farmer leaders met Secretary Jardine in Chicago to expand farm credit and ease marketing of a record corn crop. Two new agricultural credit corporations with $250 000 each will operate at Ft Dodge and Des Moines to lend up to $5 000 000 on farm notes with corn, live stock, or storage certificates as collateral. President Coolidge sent greetings and support for constructive help from the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William M. Jardine
Department
Agriculture
Coolidge
Jardine
Iowa
Ft Dodge
Des Moines
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
A. C. Williams
Farm Loan Board
Nils A. Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Iowa.com Crib Credit Act
Cincinnati City Auditor Duties Defined in 1925 Ordinance
The Cincinnati City Council on November 28 1925 enacted Ordinance No 459 1925 amending Section 57 of the City Code to require locating owners residences for property assessments and notifying them by postal card. It also requires publishing notices for lighting assessments and repeals original Section 457 with general effective date provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
City of
Cincinnati
Robert Schmidt, JR
Fred Schneller
Froome Morris
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Quebec Road Grade Ordinance Narrowing and Relocation
The council passes Ordinance No. 461-1925 to change and establish the grade of Quebec road as relocated and widened from Queen City avenue to Glenway avenue. It repeals Ordinance No. 220-1917 that previously set the grade on the same section. A copy is on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec Road
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Ordinance 455-1825 Raises Police Sub-department Pay
On November 24 1925 the Cincinnati City Council passed Ordinance No 455-1825 increasing compensation for certain Police Sub-department employees by amending Section 229-2 of the pipe Ordinances. A copy of the ordinance is on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati Ordinance Raises Stenographer Pay in Municipal Court
Notice shows Ordinance No. 458-1925 amending Section 331-3 of the Code of Ordinances to increase the salary of the Municipal Court stenographer in Cincinnati. Action filed in the Clerk of Council office.
Chickie Will Fascinate You and Capture Your Heart
A vivid note promises a captivating serial character named Chickie to charm readers and hold attention through dramatic episodes and emotional moments.
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Con Finest
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WSAI
WKRC
Book Review
Little Symphony
WHT
WBCN
WEBH
WGN
KYW
Uncle Bob
WQJ
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WMBB
WMCA
WOO
Fox Theater
WHN
Richman Orchestra
FCA
P Ians
Reppranc
Jolly Four
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Kdka—E. Pittsburgh
KDKA
University of Pittsburgh
Hyman Pushin
Forest Avenue
Theodore Mayer & Bros
Rachel Hyman
Willard Riesenberger
Thirtieth Street
Oakley
Charles McDonough
Morris & Long
Municipal Court
Clerk of Council Public Inspection