Reverend Webb Resigns From Covington Church After Eleven Years
The Rev. Henry H. Webb, pastor of the First Christian Church on West Fifth Street, tendered his resignation to take effect the first Sunday of January. He has led the church 11 1/2 years, grew membership to a large size, and helped liquidate debt and buy a parsonage on Garrard Street. Webb arrived from Portland Indiana and declined to discuss his three proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Webb
First Christian Church
West Fifth Street
Dr. Webb
Webb
Covington
Portland
Ind
Christian Church
Garrard Street
Prohibition Posts Given to Kentucky Northern Officials
William O. Mays, prohibition administrator for Kentucky and Tennessee, reappointed James M. Wood Rodman Russell and G B Wells as deputy prohibition administrators for Northern Kentucky. Wood served over four years in the service Russell formerly City Commissioner and ex Deputy U S Marshal Wells from Ft Thomas active over a year. Kentucky gains five new deputy administrators John Walker Louisville Alfred Moore Maulden Clark Day Whitesburg T C Skaggs Glasgow Garfield Cassaday Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Russell
Wells
Covington
William O. Mays
Kentucky
Tennessee
James M. Wood
Rodman Russell
G.B. Wells
United States
Prohibition Service
Ft.Thomas
Mays
William A. Smith
Nashville
Dr. Mays
D. O. Burks
Eputy
B. C,.unthank
Ben C. Hall
County clerks office crowds for 1926 auto licenses
Automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, dealers and chauffeurs lined the office of County Clerk John W. Middendorf as 1926 license tags went on sale. The maroon tags with white figures start at 459 001 for John Harold, with other starts at 76 001 for trucks and 4 101 for motorcycles. All licenses must be obtained by January 1, with no extension promised by Governor Fields. Dog licenses also due by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mofporists
John W. Middendorf
John Harold
Governor Fields
Kenton County Seals Sale Aids Anti TB Work
The Kenton County Anti Tuberculosis League opened its annual Christmas seals sale. Thousands mail letters asking purchases to fund next year's work. Each letter contains 100 seals at one cent. recipients remit 1. The league aims to spend about 86 percent of proceeds in Kenton County. A receiver may be appointed for Ohio & Kentucky Railroad per the 1898 first mortgage bonds in a separate suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kenton County
United Seee District
Ohio & Kentucky Railger Company
Lexington & Eastern Railroad
Joseph FE. Gay
New York
Herbert Adams
Aaron Adams
New Jersey
Mohawk Milling Comy
Michigan
L. P. Yandell
Newaven
Conn
First
Lexington
Elizabeth Miller
West Seventh Street
Mary Newport
Roetken
Rll
Jerome Sweeney
West Ninth Street
Covington Jarl
Kinley
Kenton Court Sets Pretestimony Divorces Costs Rule
Kenton Circuit Court in Judge Applegate division orders that alimony or costs for divorces must be paid before testimony. The court says reconciliations often occur after hearings and costs go uncollected. Parties granted divorce may recover costs if the court so orders. Otis Purdy sues John Robbins for 1120 damages from a October 4 collision on Lower River road. Herring seeks deed correction in Latonia against Knelly Wever and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Judge
Otis Purdy
John Robbins
Park Avenue
Ludlow
Lower River Road
Purdy
Latonia
C. O. Herring
L. A. Knelly Wever
Realty Transfers Report for Newport and Ft. Thomas
Kes P Taft transfers Third street Newport property to Ida R Kirschner. A Daut transfers George A Avenue Ft. Thomas property to Lawrence Riedinger for 3000 dollars. Lawrence Riedinger transfers Bivouac Avenue Ft. Thomas property to Louis and Joseph Schoepf for 17500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kes P. Taft
Ida R. Kirschner
Third Street
Newport
E A. Daut
Lawrence Riedinger
George A. Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Louis and
Joseph Schoepf
Bivouac Avenue
Marriage Licenses List From Harrisburg and Nearby Areas
A list of residents and locations appears under Marriage Licenses. Names include Lonzo Seperell Madison. Covington duo Florence Robinson Richmond and Alvina Wintring Covington. Daniel Morales Newcastle Indiana. Russell Ballinger de la Oak Ridge Kentucky. plus Sorrell and Covington pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Seperell
Madison
Stapleton
Harrisburg
O Dally
Covington
En Sorrell
Nem Covington
Daniel Morales
Newcastle
Ind
Florence Robinson
Richmond
Russell Ballinger
de la Oak Ridge
Alvina Wintring Covington
Newport Woman Shot by Husband Leaves Hospital Condition Critical
Mrs. Virginia Hall, 42, of 526 Chestnut Street Newport, was shot by husband William Hall, 50, during a noonday meal. A fragment lodged near her skull. doctors say she is in grave condition. Another victim, Mrs. Margaret Gerhardt, 22, of Cincinnati, was wounded in the hip as the bullet passed through Mrs. Hall. Gerhardt's bullet was removed at Speers Hospital. Hall, intoxicated, allegedly fired after spilling tomatoes. He was charged with shooting with intent to kill in Newport Police Court and remanded in jail on $10,000 bond. case continued to December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hall
Chestnut Street
Newport
William Hall
John L. Phythian
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Hall
Margaret Gerhardt
Broadway
Cincinnati
Eight grounds filed for retrial in Cincinnati assault case
Leroy Goodfriend, 18, of Cincinnati, sought a retrial in Campbell Circuit Court for an assault on an eight year old girl. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after conviction and claimed improper prosecutorial argument and that the girl was too young to testify. Goodfriend denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Goodfriend
Cincinnati
Campbell
Goodfriend
Children Seeks Release From Cold Spring Orphan Asylum
Mrs Ma bel McCaffery filed a writ of habeas corpus in Campbell Circuit Court seeking the return of Betty Jean aged 2 and William aged 4 from St Josephs Orphan Asylum Cold Spring Ky against trustee William S Muelenkamp. The children were placed there November 10 and have since fallen ill while a divorce suit proceeds. Judge Caldwell ordered the children produced for the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCaffery
Betty Jean
William
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Cold Spring
Campbell Circuit Court
Mabel McCaffery
William S. Muelenkamp
Caldwell
Funeral of Otto Schmidt in Bellevue Death in Newport car crash prompts memorial
Requiem high mass for Otto Schmidt aged 62 of 254 Washington avenue Bellevue Kentucky will be at St Anthony s Church Bellevue at 830 tomorrow morning He was killed Tuesday when struck by a car driven by Gregory Roell 730 Maple avenue Newport The Holy Name Society of St Anthony s Church will meet at his residence at 8 am tomorrow to hold memorial services Burial will be in St Joseph s new cemetery Price Hill Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schmidt
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Gregory Roell
Maple Avenue
Newport
Fourth Street
St. Anthony’s Church
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's New Cemetery
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Fire Drives Eight From Newport Home
A Newport house at 123 West Thirteenth street was set afire by a defective coal grate forcing eight people to flee yesterday morning. Damage totaled about 1000 dollars. Nurse Mrs. A Wiesman alerted occupants and Mrs. Edgar Watson sheltered his wife and three day old baby outside. Residents Mr. and Mrs Herman Meadox and Mr. and Mrs J E Woods also escaped. Woods owns the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thirteenth Street
Newport
A. Wiesman
Edgar Watson
J. E. Woods
Woods
Mrs Agnes Dietrich Dies At 45 In Cold Spring
Mrs. Agnes Dietrich aged 45 died yesterday morning at her home on Dodsworth lane Cold Spring. She was the wife of Albert Dietrich a farmer and mother of George Dietrich a railroad man. Funeral services set for 9 oclock Saturday at St Josephs Church Cold Spring with burial at St Stephens Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dietrich
Dodsworth Lane
Cold Spring
Albert Dietrich
George Dietrich
St. Joseph's Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Newport Notes: Accidents and Drunk Driving Court Fate
John Gillham, 45, of California Kentucky, was struck by a Newport Battery Co truck driven by Andrew Clark on Eleventh and Monmouth. He was bruised and hospitalized at Speers Hospital in Dayton. Brown, a black driver, was fined 500 dollars and costs, with one year license suspension after October 7 arrest on the Central Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Eleventh
Monmouth Streets
John Gillham
California
Speers ‘Hospital
Dayton
Newport Battery Company
Andrew Clark
Fell Brown
Caldwell
Brown
Central Bridge
Names and Residences in Cincinnati Area Notices
Henry Nattenheimer of Cincinnati Margerite Beecher of Bellevue Orie Wilkite of Ft. Thomas Bertha BM aiswears cestents of Ft. Thomas John W. Williams of Newport Florence Fry of Newtonsville O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nattenheimer
Cincinnati
Margerite Beecher
Bellevue
Orie Wilkite
Ft. Thomas
Bertha BM
Aiswears
John W. Williams
Newport
Florence Fry
Newtonsville
Woman Struck by Auto in Covington Intersection
Mrs Florence Dressman 25 of 610 Beach Ave Covington was struck by Richard Barnes 320 Pershing Ave Covington while crossing the Third and Philadelphia streets intersection. Barnes drove her to Booth Memorial Hospital where doctors said she suffered cuts and bruises and was not in serious condition. Police filed a reckless driving charge and Barnes was cited to appear in Police Court this morning. He claimed Dressman ran into the path of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dressman
Beach Avenue
Covington
Richard Barnes
Pershing Avenue
Third
Philadelphia
Barnes
Booth Memorial Hospital
Dressman
Mrs Matilda Roth Dies at 51 in Covington
Mrs Matilda Roth 51 wife of George Roth of Covington Architectural Iron Works died at her home 1 West Eighth Street last night from illness. Survived by sons and two daughters. Funeral at her residence Saturday at 2 pm. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Roth
George ¥. Roth
The
Covington Architectural Iron Works
West Eighth Street
Highland Cemetery
Latonia Saloon Keeper Robert W. Buntin Found Dead
Robert W. Buntin a 69 year old saloon keeper of 108 East Thirty first street Latonia was found dead in his bathroom by his daughter in law Mrs. W P Buntin yesterday morning Coroner Stephens ruled death from apoplexy The widow and a son survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Buntin
Walnut Hills Club Elects Officers in Tuesday Meeting
The Walnut Hills Business Club directors elected officers last night. Elected were C. W. Loughead as President, C. F. Waltz First Vice President, C. H. Hart Second Vice President, A. P. Burke Secretary, W. J. Sperber Corresponding Secretary, and G. N. Wellman Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Business Club
C. W. Loughead
C. F. Waltz
C. H. Hart
A. P. Burke
W. J. Sperber
G. N. Wellman
Jury to Try Nicholson Likely to Be Mostly Women
Thomas Nicholson, private policeman, 930 Armory avenue, stands trial in Criminal Court before Judge Struble for first degree murder in the late night shooting of Earl Skirvin, 18, a street car conductor. Ten women and one man were provisional jurors as selection continues after adjournment for venue expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nicholson
Armory Avenue
Judge Struble
Nicholson
Earl Skirvin
Skirvin
A. C. Fricke
Edwin S. Morrissey
Woman attorney argues first case at Court of Appeals
Margaret Hamilton 21 of 3762 Andrews Avenue impressed fellow attorneys as she argued in the Court of Appeals yesterday. Admitted to the bar at Columbus last June she married Oris F Hamilton soon after swearing in. She represented William J Brown in a $50 000 damages suit against Tin shop owner William A Lemon, case moved from Common Pleas after a one year filing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamilton
Andrews Avenue
Court of Appeals
Hamilton
Cushing and
Buchwalter
University of Cincinnati Law School
William J. Brown
William A. Lemon
Eighth Street
Brown
Lemon
Lee Blond
Common Pleas Court
Stop Sign Violators Fined by Judge Woeste
Judge Woeste ordered fines for several violators of the arterial stop ordinance. Individuals cited include Neva Francisco, William Wolf, Norwood, Casper Klein, William Budd, and Robert Lemmon, each fined $5 and costs. Others fined $3 and costs were Anthony Parificato, Ray Harvey, Danna Colletta, Julius Doehr, and Edward Donaldson. Additional penalties covered a bus driver for obstructing traffic, parking near a fire plug, and a speeding case involving David Austen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeste
Neva Francisco
Stettinius Avenue
William Wolf
Pacific and
Cleneay Avenues
Norwood
Casper Klein
Foulke Avenue
William Budd
East Twelfth Street
Robert Lemmon
Schaefer
Clyde Stewart
East Forty-second Street
Latonia
Guy Mallon
McGregor Avenue
Walter Weiskopf
Langley Avenue
Glenn Leimer
Mt. Healthy
David Austen
Anthony Wayne Avenue
Court actions span stock dispute divorce and damages
The L. R. Ballinger Company sues W. J. Richardson in Common Pleas Court for 1037.76 over stock purchases and a forced sale at a loss. Dolly Weeks seeks divorce and alimony from Louis A. Weeks citing abuse since 1919. The T. Riessner Company wins 3952 in a suit with Palm Bros. over Japanese aluminum transfer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Laundry Machinery Company
L. R. Ballinger Company
W. J. Richardson
South Crescent Avenue
Common Pleas
Ballinger Company
Richardson
Dolly Weeks
Louis A. Weeks
Eastern Avenue
Anna Day
Cleves
Gordon Day
Satzger
Edward G. Becker
Atlas Bankilding
Lueders
Carl Cornish
Hamer Street
Clifford Cornish
John S. Whitefield
Ohio Humane Society
James Wilks
Lockland
Hurley
Ohio Traction Company
Wilks
Woman Dies of Stroke After Shopping in Newport
Mrs. Julia Schnorr 66, widow of John Schnorr of Grants Lick Kentucky, collapsed with apoplexy on Race Street near Fourth. Police rushed her to General Hospital where she was pronounced dead. Body sent to County Morgue then to Betz funeral home. She was with a daughter visiting from Fort Lauderdale. She leaves four sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Fourth Street
Julia Schnorr
John Schnorr
Grants Lick
Kline Brothers Company
General Hospital
William C. Betz & Sons
Newport
Schnorr
Court calendar lists dozens of cases across rooms and judges
Common Pleas Court schedules include Abattoir Co v Cincinnati in Room 1 at 9, Moler v Baltimore & Ohio in Room 4, Ewald v Cincinnati Traction in Room 6, plus multiple other cases in Rooms 7 and 8. Criminal Court in Rooms 2 and 3 sets 9:30 and 10 o'clock dockets with Johnson, Gallo way, Neal, Grandin group, and Robinson, Miller among defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfiester
Franz
Fosdick
van Horn
Miller
City
Quane
Heilker Et al
Williamson
Bremer
Judge Darby
Kelly
Stoneking
Fazzie
Cincinnati Traction Company
Dearing
Fells Flour Milling Company
Walter
Jacobson
Ohio Custom Garment Company
Judge Ryan
J. M. Robinson Manufacturing Company
Wright
Gordon
Savin
Denner
Bass
Patton
Reardon
Security Bank of Portsmouth
The
Pease Company
Struble
State
Johnson
Galloway & Whitney
Neal
Judge LeBlond
Grandin
Clemons & Reynolds
Robinson
Manslaughter charge in Halloween crash dismissed by judge
Judge W Meredith Yeatman ruled the evidence insufficient for conviction, dismissing manslaughter charges against Ralph Rappold a 31 year old painter of 1016 Del Monte place in a Halloween night auto accident that killed Ben Wahn of 880 Cleveland avenue a foreman for Heldman Clothing Company. The accident occurred on the Eighth street viaduct in dense fog as Rappold Woeste Mrs Rappold and Miss Elizabeth Fickert traveled with the Wahns and Weisbergs nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meredith Yeatman
Ralph Rappold
del Monte Place
Ben Wahn
Cleveland Avenue
Heldman Clothing Company
Pugh
Woeste
Herman Woeste
Norwood
Rappold
Wahn
Weisberg
North Avondale Welfare Association Admits Twenty Members
Twenty new members joined the North Avondale Welfare Association at last night’s meeting. The extended territory includes Rose Hill and Avon Hills. The next meeting on January 13 will feature elections, discussion of a proposed school on Onlinton Springs Avenue, and an invitation to the new City Manager to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Club
North Avondale Welfare Association
Rose Hill
Avon Hills
Court notes show suit settled and four lawyers admitted
In Greenville mass and Cincinnati lumber dispute J H Leavenworth Son Inc vs J W Darling Lumber Co ends with a $1850 settlement of a $4349 claim. Four attorneys were admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals. The court also affirmed a Chicago garbage grease verdict against Procter Gamble, and a separate arrest case involving Leonard Moore on liquor conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. H. Leavenworth Son, Inc
Greenville
Mass
J. W. Darling Lumber Company
Cincinnati
Leavenworth Company
Darling Company
United States Court of Appeals
Donahue, Moorman and Knappen
J. E. Alexander
Winston-Salem
N. C
Frank Montgomery
Knoxville
Tenn
A. M. Paine
Sevierville
Thomas O. Nevison
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Hickenlooper
Procter & Gamble Company
Chicago
Leonard Moore
Brown Street
Lockland
Prohibition
Gregory
Moore
A. P. (“Pal”) Moore
Milford
Hamilton Couty
Reading
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court No 198 011 027
A list of new cases in Common Pleas Court with docket numbers 198 011 through 198 027 including Backscheider & Son vs Ava Tyler for 698.45, George R Agin vs Walter H Mann for 172 50, L R Ballinger Company vs W J Richardson for 1037 76, Dawson E Bradley vs Robert L Bowman for 200 for services, Louis Friedman vs Joseph Greenbaum for 500, Verna Adkins vs Cecil Adkins for divorce, Lillian Parchmann vs Carl W Wood for 2201 55, Frank Crone vs Naomi Crone for divorce and custody, Roderick Johnson vs John Wilson for appointment of a receiver, Albert Darker guardian vs Peter Klein et al to declare a trust for real estate, Corinne Gribble vs Lawrence Gribble for divorce alimony and custody, Forest Webster vs William Honaker for possession, Arch M Hassan vs E C Smith for 2500 damages, Dolly Weeks vs Louis A Weeks for divorce, Biederman Brothers Produce Co vs Louisville & Nashville RR for 678 90, William Fean & Co vs Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern RR for 656 70, and application for writ of habeas corpus for Fred Ronfier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Backscheider & Son Ve. Ava Tyler
George R. Agin
Walter H. Mann
The
L. R. Ballinger Company
W. J. Richardson
Dawson E. Bradley
Rbert L. Bowman
Louis Friedman
Joseph Greenbaum
Verna Adkins
Cecil Adkins
Lillian Parchmann
Carl W. Wood
Frank Crone
Naomi Crone
Roderick Johnson
John Wilson
Albert Darker
Guardian
Peter Klein
Coreine Gribble
Lawrence Gribble
Forest Webster
William Honaker
Arch M. Hassan
E. C. Smith
Dolly Weeks
Louis A
Fred Ronfier
Radio program for today across Cincinnati and New York stations
Radio schedule lists WLW WKRC and WSAI programs in Cincinnati 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. with orchestra, violin piano classical and song hits. New York stations WBZ WJZ WGY WRC WMCA air operettas and concerts. Silent tonight stations include KFDM KFDM KFAB etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
New York
Ua States Army Band
WGY
WRC
WGBS
Nea Minstrels
WBZ
Springfield
Paths
RNY
WJAZ
Chicago
Philemon
WMCA
Institute Pro—E
Hale and
Harry
Chicago Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Aired Programs
A compact listing of Chicago stations WMAQ WMBB WHT WJAZ WQJ WGN WEBH and others with scheduled times for musical programs lectures dance orchestras and radio features across the evening. Notable items include dinners concerts vocal solos skylarks hour ginger hour and Philemon and Bands segments with multiple orchestras and organ recitals through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHT
Chicago
WQJ
Evening radio lineup at KYW Chicago highlights programs
Program schedule lists bedtime stories with Uncle Bob at 4 35 P M followed by a dinner concert at 5 30 P M. At 8 P M the Good Reading musical program airs, then an At Home program at 10 P M. The night ends with the Insomnia Club at 1 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Bob
Radio Listings Show Evening Concerts Across Stations
Radio schedules from WMCA WHN WGY WGBS WEAF WCAE WCAU KDKA WRNY and others outline evening concerts and talks. Programs include orchestras, soloists, lectures, book chats, and musical revues across multiple cities with times from 5:00 PM to around 11:00 PM.
Cars Listed for Tax to Get 1926 License Tags
Delinquent motor vehicle registrations in Hamilton County trigger a new process. Owners must have a bill of sale or sworn statement on file and register for personal taxation at the County Auditor. The Cincinnati Automobile Club, via Frank Switalski, will register cars for tax at the club. records are sent to Auditor William Hess each evening for courthouse tax assessment. Tax values use 1925 list prices with graduated percentages based on model year and purchase date, ranging from 90 percent for early 1925 purchases to 10 percent for 1920 or earlier models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Automobile Club
William Hess
Hamilton County
Bankruptcy Notes Shown for Local Merchants and Shop
Bankrupt schedules filed yesterday list Sarah Scheingold proprietor of Clara's Children Shop at 521 Vine Cincinnati with liabilities of 17 210.82 unsecured and assets 6 458 including 6 000 stock in trade. Osborne G Swank of Portsmouth Colorado shows 1 767.40 liabilities with no assets. W L Peelle merchant of West Union Ohio lists 1 624 liabilities with 200 secured and assets 1 360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Scheingold
Vine Street
Cincinnati
United States
Ustict Court
Cies
New York
Osborne G. Swank
Portsmouth, CO
United States District Court
W.L. Peelle
West Union
Real Estate Transfers and Auctions Highlight City Listings
Charles E. Nourse of Cleneay Nourse Malick took title to seven brick buildings at the northeast corner of Court and Vine streets for over $200000 for Hagle Savings and Loan. An Engine Co. 7 site on Webster east of Main will be auctioned by Mayer Bros. on Monday afternoon. Various parcels change hands citywide with rents and taxes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Nourse
Cleneay, Nourse & Malick
Court and
Vine Streets
Vine Street
Court Street
Hagle Savings and Loan Association
Fred Tuke & Son
Webster Street
Main Street
Engine Company
Nop
Theodore Mayer & Bros
Company No. 7
Seventh
Sycamore Streets
Rialto Theater project begins on Fountain Square site
Demolition has started on south Fountain Square and east Vine Street sites north of Fourth Street to clear space for the new Rialto Theater. Architect Thomas Lamb of New York, famed for the last Keith-Albee Theater in Brooklyn, is preparing plans for the playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
Vine Street
Fourth Street
Rialto Theater
Playhouse
Thomas Lamb
New York
Brooklyn
Wimsett System Loan Company Opens Cincinnati Store
Wimsett System Loan Company of Cincinnati leases 406 Walnut Street from Thomas Emery's Sons Inc for five years. The lessee will mainly lend to wage earners, professionals, and salesmen, joining about one hundred Wimsett offices in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Wimsett System Loan Company of
Cincinnati
Thomas Emery’s Sons, Inc
United States
Canada
Wimsett System
Brokers Sell Portsmouth Avenue House for Seven Thousand
Morris and Long brokers sold the six room frame dwelling on a 40x163 foot lot at 2917 Portsmouth avenue to Edward H. Knapp for 7000 dollars. C Frank Biele was the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris and Long
Portsmouth Avenue
Edward H. Knapp
C. Frank Biele
Cincinnati Real Estate Board to Elect Six Trustees
Six candidates were named for the Cincinnati Real Estate Board annual meeting in January. The nominees are A. M. Hopkins Frank Strifler Oscar Schwartz Charles A. Maurer A. J. Hoff and Frank Malick. They will replace Sam Schwartz David R. Green and Frank A. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
A. M. Hopkins
Frank Strifler
Oscar Schwartz
Charles A. Maurer
A. J. Hoff
Frank Malick
Sam Schwartz
David R. Green
Frank A. Zimmerman
Auction of six room stucco dwelling at College Hill
A new six room stucco dwelling at the northeast corner of North Bend Road and Aspen Avenue College Hill will be offered at auction by E M Costello and Son on Saturday afternoon December 5 at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend Road
Aspen Avenue
College Hill
E. M. Costello & Son
Besuden tract expanded by seven acres in tied sale
Myers Y Cooper sold land between Duck Creek road and the Norfolk and Western Railroad to Oscar C Huffman through the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The buyer plans a subdivision. Henry Dapper bought a buff brick three apartment building at 1751 Cleneay Ave Norwood for 15000 from Carl and Alice Bonomini. E M Costello and Son handled the sale. D J Starr, a local broker, returned from Orlando Florida after inspecting land for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besuden
Myers Y. Cooper
Duck Creek Road
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Oscar C. Huffman
Frederick A. Schmidt
St. Louis
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
Henry Dapper
Carl
Alice Bonomini
E. M. Costello & Son
Transfers of property parcels across Cincinnati area
A long list of property transfers across Kennedy Heights Springfield Township Woodlawn Norwood and other suburbs. Buyers include Thomas Otto Maggie Askren Harriet Norrish Morris Mendell Barbara Ruehlmann Eliza Bencketswetin and Barbra Ruehlmann with lots and acres exchanged for $1 to $5 000 and tax amounts noted for each parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Heights
Oliver J. Brancamp
Thomas Otto
Robert Allison
Springfield Township
Jacob W. Kothe
Maggie Askren
Wayne Avenue
Oodlawn
Walter M. Goodwin
Harriet H. Norrish
Woodlawn
Botto Max Mendell
Morris
Florence Ndell
Pearl Street
Main
Sycamore
West End
Louis Schwartz
Max Kinsburg
Nathan Berkowitz
Jones and
Bauer
Miami Township
John Getz, Jr
Barbara Ruehlmann
Shady Lane Road
Price Hill
Morris Richman
Minnie Richman
Coronado Avenue
West Eighth Street
Sunset Avenue
Norwood
Mary G. Tighe
William F
Carrie Wergowske
Elsmere
Anderson Township
William Kilius
Herbert F. Koch
Surrey
Northside
Edward N. Clopper
Point Garage Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Airbone Avenue
Wyoming
May C. Moore
Eliza Bencketswetin
Lois
Robert Reilley
St Bernard
Clara Imwalle
Agnes M. Hilgin
Imviwai Avenue
Ross Avenue
Cheviot
Wetk Realty Company
Joseph Stoffel
Robb
Nettie C. Gray
Lillian M. Casterline
Elm Avenue
Columbia Township
Ignatz Strifler
Fred Whitton
Euclid Avenue
Mayme L. Winters
George W
Bertha M. Bennett
Euclid Land Association
Goldie Schultz
Harry _Horwitz
Bauer Avenue
Sycamore Township
William ‘von Otte
K. E. Greine Company
Keller Road
Hartwell
Robert Tusch
Robert G. Hopkins
Hamilton County House Building Association
Walnut Hills
Anna M. Stevens
Jacob Keer
Kemper Lane
Linwood
Isabella Dewar
Joseph Miller
Linwood Land Company
College Hill
Mae E. Feldkamp
College Lace Improvement Company
Hall Rattermann Oil Company
Clyde Blair
Gilbert Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Avon
S. Bragg
Louise R. Melcher
Marion Avenue
E Walnut Hille
Hazel H. Phillips
Carrie Real
Woodburn Heights
Leeland
Albert J. Fogelman
Morris Singer
Stephan Vigikove
Logan Street
Green
Liberty Streets
Eastwood
View
Andrew Thurner
Elizabeth
Hudson Avenue
Lucinda Tedtmann
J. W. H. Neff
Frank Schmitt
Proprieter to Volunta Kramer and Other Transfers
A list of money transfers naming numerous individuals to banks savings and loan associations and mortgage lenders with varied sums from $2000 to $21,000. Several entries reference named banks such as Provident Savings Bank First National Bank and Cincinnati Bank and Trust Company.
Water Line 31 Approved by Hamilton County Board
Hamilton County Ohio commissioners adopt NE CESSITY RESOLUTION for Water Supply Line No 31 in District No 4. The project to run along Bridgetown road from west of Race Avenue to west of Ebenezer road includes cast iron pipe and appurtenances with annual maintenance cost $408.62. Property assessments target benefited parcels within Main Sanitary Sewer District No 4. Publication ordered in The Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Krollmann
Board of County Commissioners
Green Township
Bridgetown Road
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Library board urges new main building for growth
Librarian Chal mers Hadley told the library board a new main building is needed to replace the fifty two year old structure once a theater. He cited 40000 books stored in basements and 30000 valuable volumes at risk and called for more funds to expand branches and update staff and purchases. The board president praised former Librarian Hodges and Hadley for their service.
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James A. Green
Library Board
C. W.handman
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Students gain by nutrition institute plan at St Xavier
Three St Xavier High School students gained between 3.5 and 4 pounds in a week by the Nutrition Institute routine led by Miss Mabel Skilton and Dr. William Emergon. The group of twenty first year students has gained 380 percent in four weeks with an average 1.25 pounds per student last week.
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St. Xavier High School
Nutrition Institute
Mabel Skilton
William R. P. Emergon
William J. Wallace
James E. Grieme
Willis Ruh
St. Xavier
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