Dr Parkes Cadman to Speak at Federation of Churches Dinner
The Cincinnati Federation of Churches hosts a good will dinner for Rev S Parkes Cadman president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America at the Gibson on December 18. He will discuss Better Understanding Between All Americans and then tour Indianapolis Dayton and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Counci of
Churches of Christ In America
Cincinnati Federation of Charches
The
Gibson
Dr. Cadman
United States
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
J. Cadman
America
Astor
Presbyterians Hear Sermons by Dr Paterson at Norwood Church
The World for Christ and The Beginnings of the New Life will be topics for morning and evening sermons by Dr. William Tait Paterson at Norwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He will also address children with a talk titled I Will Do As I Please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
William Tait Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Stevenson to Preach Morning and Evening at Covenant
Dr. Frank H. Stevenson will lead both morning and evening services at the Church of the Covenant tomorrow. An organ recital by J. Warren Ritchey will precede the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Stevenson
Church of the Covenant
J. Warren Ritchey
Men Needed to Turn the World Upside Down Sermon Topic
The Rev. D A Greene will preach on Men Needed to Turn the World Upside Down tomorrow morning at Poplar Street Presbyterian Church. In the evening he will address the Men’s Fraternal League for Bible Study and Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Greene
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Men’s’ Fraternal League For Bible Study and Christian Service
A. H. Hood
Central Y. M. C. A
Warren Foster
Rev. Greene
Crosley
WLW
Preachers at Westwood First Presbyterian Church
Rev Bernard Lea Rice will preach in the morning on The House of God at Westwood First Presbyterian Church. In the evening Rev W L Schmalhers speaks on The Challenge of Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
Bernard Lea Rice
House of God
W. L. Schmalhers
Evolution Sermon Series at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will host two sermons on evolution with Rev. P. C. Morgan delivering the first, The Transmutation of Species, tomorrow. The event positions evolutionary topics within a religious context for parishioners and the public. The venue is the church in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
P. C. Morgan
Easy Fourth Street
Walnut
Main
First Presbyterian Walnut Hills Hosts New Member Reception
At Walnut Hills First Presbyterian Church a morning and an evening reception will welcome new members led by Dr. Frederick, with details on programs and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Frederick
Frederick N.mcmillin
Sermon at Mt. Auburn on Interpreting Life
The Mt. Auburn morning sermon centers on the theme Interpreting Life. The pastor will deliver the address to parishioners and visitors seeking guidance from scripture and reflection.
Elijah Oratorio At Trinity Church By Local Choir
Methodist church presents Mendelssohn Elijah sung by a 65 voice choir at Trinity M E on Ninth Street tomorrow night at 730. John A Hoffman directs with Trinity quartet assists. Violet Sommer soprano solos. A Sears Pruden plays the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Trinity M. E
Ninth Street
John A. Hoffman
The
Conservatory of Music
Trinity Church
Violet Sommer
Conservatory
A. Sears Pruden
Stewardship of Prayer and Broken Earthenware Sermons
Rev. Fred Riley will deliver sermons at Oakley Methodist Church tomorrow. The topics are The Stewardship of Prayer and Broken Earthenware, reflecting on faith and daily life. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Riley
Oakley Methodist Church
Sermon Topic at Avon Dale Methodist Tomorrow
Dr. P. H. Murdick will preach at Avon Dale Methodist Church tomorrow morning on The Soul Choked by Trivialities, focusing on spiritual distractions and daily cares. The service invites all parishioners to reflect on priorities and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Murdick
Avondale Methodist Church
Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church
D.D
Forest Avenue
Sermon Topics for Rev. W. H. Wehrly at Walnut Hills
The Walnut Hills Methodist Church schedules two sermons by Rev. W. H. Wehrly tomorrow. At 11 a.m. the topic is Business in Religion and Religion in Business, and at 7 30 p.m. The Man That Nobody Knows is the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wehrly
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Walnut Hills
H. Wehbly
Simpkinson
Christian Science Sermon Theme At Boston Branches
Christian Science lesson sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator will be the focus at 11 o clock services. Branches of the Mother Church in Boston include First Church Christ Scientist Park Avenue Second Church Christ Scientist Clifton Avenue First Church Christ Scientist Weyner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Mother
Boston
Mass
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Weyer Avenue
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Norwood
Aim
Reading
Eitemone Atlas Bank Bidg
Ohio
Norwood First Church to Hold Evening Service and Lecture
Norwood First Church Christ Scientist Cincinnati will hold an 8 o’clock evening service with the same sermon topic as the morning. Wednesday’s 8 o’clock meeting will share testimonies of healing in Christian Science. On Tuesday December 15 Prof Hermann S Hering of Boston will lecture on Christian Science at Music Hall under church auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
First Church
Park Avenue
Hermann S. Hering
S&s. B
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
First Church Christ, Scientist
Cincinnati
Rev Charles E Stanton Preaches at Wyoming Baptist
The Rev Charles E Stanton will preach tomorrow at 11 oclock on The Message of Three Voices at the Wyoming Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Charles E. Stanton
Three Voices
Wyoming Baptist Church
Sermons To Follow Communion At Walnut Street Baptist
Communion will follow the German sermon He Hath Suffered tomorrow morning at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The evening sermon will be on Men Who Gave Us the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Insolvent Debtors and An All-Important Choice Sermons
Norwood Baptist Church announces tomorrow morning sermon on Insolvent Debtors and an evening subject titled An All-Important Choice. The notices specify church events and time slots for worship and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Baptist Church
Church schedule with Rev Atwater talks on Millennium and Dream City
At Lincoln Park Baptist Church Rev C W Atwater speaks at 10 30 a m on The Millennium and again at 7 30 p m on The Dream City. The program outlines two evening sermons and a morning address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
C. W. Atwater
Rev J J Castleberry marks sixth anniversary at Walnut Hills
The Rev J J Castleberry will preach at Walnut Hills Christian Church at 11 tomorrow morning on Twenty five Years in the Ministry marking his sixth anniversary as pastor and his twenty fifth as a preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills Christian Church
Sermon Subjects Set for Richmond Street Church
Sermons at Richmond Street Christian Church tomorrow feature "The Three Choices" in the morning and "The Most Damning Ism of the Age" in the evening. The services suit a churchgoing audience and emphasize moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street Christian Church
Christ Episcopal Church to Hold Three Holy Communion Services
Holy communion to be observed at Christ Episcopal Church with three services tomorrow. Dr. Frank H. Nelson will give talks after the morning services and Mr. Herrick will deliver the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank H. Nelson
Herrick
Sermon Titles for Tomorrow at St Paul Cathedral
Tomorrow at St Paul Cathedral sermons feature Silences of Jesus at 11 o clock and Facing One s Record at 7 45 o clock. An organ recital will conclude the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Cathedral
Memorial services for Dr. George Thayer at church and club
Unitarian services at First Union Congregational Church will honor the late Dr. George Thayer with a morning sermon on his ministry and contributions. An afternoon memorial service is planned at the Cincinnati Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Congregational Church
George Thayer
Thayer
Cincinnati Woman's Club
First Protestant St. John’s to host Hugo G. Eiseh lohr sermon
Dr Hugo G Eiseh lohr will deliver the sermon titled The Wind Bloweth Where it Listeth at First Protestant St John’s Church tomorrow morning. The event invites all parishioners and the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo G. Eisehlohr
St. John’s Church
Rev Marston to Broadcast Bible Anniversary Address
The Rev Frank H Marston secretary of the Central Agency of the American Bible Society will broadcast from WSAI tomorrow at 8 pm commemorating the 400th anniversary of Tyndale's English New Testament translation. His theme The Bible the Book of Mankind and Its First English Translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Marston
The
American Bible Society
Press Radio Bible Service, Inc
WSAI
Tyndale
Clergy to Speak at City Groups on Social Service Theme
Dr. H. Pearce Atkins executive secretary of the Federation of Churches will address the Young People’s Society at First Lutheran Church on Twelfth and Race streets tomorrow at 7 pm. He will discuss Christianizing the City’s Social Service. Dr. Clarence T. Craig of the Methodist Peak Concern leads tomorrow’s worship on Joy in Service over Station WLW. Atkins also scheduled to speak tomorrow at 10 am at St Paul’s Evangelical Protestant Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pearce Atkins
The
Federation of Churches
Young People’s Society
the First Lutheran Church
Race Streets
Clarence T. Craig
Methodist Peok Concern
WLW
St. Paul's Evangelical Protestant Congregational Church
Preacher to Speak on The Real Self at Walnut Hills Church
The Rev. Harry K. Eversall will preach tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at Walnut Hills Congregational Church. The sermon is titled The Real Self and will explore Jesus' idea of the importance of the receptive attitude as its topic at the Universalist service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Harry K. Eversall
Jesus
Universalist Church
What Makes Life Worth Living at First Reformed Church
Reverend Arthur P. Schnatz will present sermons tomorrow at the First Reformed Church titled What Makes Life Worth Living and Shifting Responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Arthur P. Schnatz
Clubber sought in Hamilton incident shocks residents
Police hunt a demented man described as about 41, ragged, who broke into the home of Charles McGuire at 722 Pine Street and threatened Myrtle Hopkins, 14, hurled a 4 month old infant, overturned a piano, frightened 2 year old George McGuire, and forced the family to flee. Officers used riot guns, canvassed the area, and believe the intruder escaped through a cellar window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Norwood
Toledo
Charles McGuire
Pine Street
Myrtle Hopkins
George Louis McQuire
Protest against Cumberland River dam plan at Covington meeting
Vance Prather of the State Park Commission addressed Covington residents in Judge Harbeson’s court under the Covington Wildflower Society. A strong protest arose against diverting Cumberland River near Cumberland Falls for an electric plant. Resolutions were passed to preserve the falls as a state showplace. Prof. Harry S. Cox introduced the speaker. Prather outlined park projects and state park assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Prather
Fr. Thomas
State Park Commission
Judge Harbeson
Covington Wildflower Society
Cumberland
Cumberland Falls
Kentucky
Harry S. Cox
Covington
Covington Gas Franchise Expires January 10
The Union Light Heat and Power Company sent a notice to Covington city officials that the gas franchise ends January 10, five years after renewal. Covington currently pays forty-five cents per 1,000 cubic feet. No increase is indicated, and the matter goes to City Solicitor Martin J. Brown while the current board may take no action. A dispute over rates has been submitted to the Kentucky Railroad Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Martin J. Brown
Board of Commissioners
Kentucky Railroad Commission
Police and Fire Job Eligible Lists Released
The Board of Civil Service Examiners announced the results of the recent exams for Police and Fire departments. Fourteen candidates earned Police eligibility and sixteen earned Fire eligibility, with names listed for both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Police
Police Department
Fire Department
Richard Bray
John Eliar
Jesse Sanders
William Telford
Joseph Fuller
Charles Bond
Ralph Wolf
Frank Dugan
Albert Rauckhorst
Bernard N. Meiman
James
Ea Vaughn
Roland G. Armstrong
Earl Conway
George Wynn
Clarence W
Covington Plumber John G. Terwort Dies at 49
John G. Terwort a Covington plumber aged 49 formerly City Plumbing Inspector before the post was abolished died yesterday. A native of Cincinnati he lived most of his life in Covington and belonged to the Elks and Eagles. He leaves widow Emma and two children William and Dorothy. Funeral at his residence Monday at 8 30 a.m. with requiem high mass at Mother of God Church West Sixth Street at 9 and burial in Mother of God Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Terwort
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Covington
Mother of God Church
Mother of God
Covington Area Notices Honor Longtime YMCA Member
Howard Summer of 705 Garrard Street received an honorary life membership and a gold pin from the Covington Y M C A for twenty five years of service since 1900. He chaired the Athletic Committee, taught boxing, played all baseball positions for twelve years, and held a 100 yard dash record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Garrard Street
Covington Y. M. C. A
Clara Johnson
Ludlow
Kenton County Court
Clara J. Afterkirk
W.E
Henry M. Johnson
Afterkirk
O’donovan
Thiel
Holmes High School
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Eagles
East Eighth Street
United States District Court
James F. Statern
Foreman
Ashland
L. G. Reams
Russell
D. L. Haywood
Laine
L. H. Cooksey
J. M. Flannery
Olive Hill
Antonio Romito
Campbell County
Roetken
A. E. Foster
Pike Street
Logan H. Foster
Covington
Miami
Fla
Foster
Marriage Licenses Issued in Columbus and Greenfield
Clifford L. Wright of Columbus Ohio and Ruth L. Dudley of Columbus Ohio show a marriage license. Elva Douglas of Greenfield Ohio and another party from Greenfield Ohio are listed for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Wright
Columbus
Ruth L. Dudley
O. Fee
TAQ Sa
Sescesenbi
Ores Greenfield
Elva Douglas
Greenfield
Heir at Large Cartoon Adapted for Drama at Goodman Theater
The Associated Press reports John T. McCutcheon’s Heir-at-Large cartoon is dramatized by Mary Aldis for a Chicago premiere at the Goodman Memorial Theater Arts Institute. The staged adaptation uses black and white visuals with trick lighting to imitate an animated reel directed by McCutcheon. The plot centers on a young heir and a mill director’s daughter amid family intrigue and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Mary Aldis
Goodman Memorial Theater
The
Arts Institute
McCutcheon
Newport men face charges for abandoning children
In Campbell Circuit Court Judge Caldwell heard two cases of fathers accused of placing their children in destitute circumstances. George D. Wynn of Covington pleaded guilty to abandoning Clyde age two and Marjorie six months. a year in the reformatory was suspended if he provides for his family. Frank Kramer faced a similar charge from Newport wife Mrs Ida Kramer. he promised eight dollars a week support and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Caldwell
George D. Wynn
Covington
Clyde
Marjorie
Reformatory
Ida Kramer
East Third Street
Newport
Frank Kramer
Laverne
Vernice
Schweitzer Funeral for J Martin Schweitzer Monday
Funeral services for J. Martin Schweitzer 50 president of Schweitzer Bros Co will be held Monday at 2 30 PM at Christ Evangelical Church Ft Thomas Rev Ralph Schmidt officiating. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Southgate. He led Northern Kentucky Transportation Co and was linked to Avenue Garage Ft Thomas Highlands Building and Loan. He leaves widow Catherine two sons Walter Frank and daughter Vera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweitzer
J. Martin Schweitzer
Schweitzer Bros. Co
Front
Ludlow
Grant Street
Ft. Thomas
Christ Evangelical Church
Ralph Schmidt
Evergreen Cemetery
Southgate
Northern Kentucky Transportation Company
Avenue Garage
Highlands Building and Loan Association
Ft. Thomas Lodge of Masons
Order
the Eastern Star
Catherine Schweitzer
Walter
Frank Schweitzer
Vera Schweitzer
Newport Notes: Pedestrian Struck by Truck at Seventh and Overton
Mrs. Charlotte Betz, 70, of 616 Park avenue, was struck by a truck while crossing Seventh and Overton in Newport. She suffered cuts and bruises. driver unidentified. A damage suit for 118.20 was filed in Campbell Circuit Court by Weymond Gray against George Boehm of Clifton, Ky, and Edward Bahlman of Newport. Arthur Ritter was acquitted of possessing moonshine after a January arrest on Fourmile Biker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
St. Stephen’s Church
Charlotte Betz
Park Avenue
Seventh
Overton Streets
Gray
Arthur Ritter
Air firm awarded in Campbell Circuit Court
A default verdict of 1140.79 was awarded to the Linde Air Products Company in Campbell Circuit Court yesterday against Ellsworth M Gententhal and Gordon C Davis representing D M Welding Company. The defendants failed to answer the suit alleging unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linde Air Products Company
Campbell
Ellsworth M
Real Estate Transfers in Campbell County and Newport
Mathia M. Jones transfers property to Mrs. Carrie Zahn by order of Campbell County Master Commissioner for 8000 dollars. John C. Yago conveys a lot on an avenue in Newport to Leo G. Broening for a 5 dollar stamp value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathia M. Jones
Carrie Zahn
Campbell County
John C. Yago
Leo G. Broening
Newport
Local Names Listed Across Ohio and Kentucky Notices
A fragmented OCR list shows names and places in Ohio and Kentucky including Chillicothe Newport Newtonville Norwood Covington Covington and Louisville. Individuals named Hazel E Carrico Dale D Mimonger Martha B Coppess Edith A Robinson and William M Rex appear with several city references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modudane Chillicothe
Hazel E. Carrico
Chillicothe
O. Senha
Newport
Bssaan
Newtonville
O. Being
Norwood
Gleadness Bradley
Louisville
Dale D. Mimonger
Laura
Martha B. Coppess
Covington
William M. Rex
Edith A. Robinson
Police Push Plan to Add 250 Traffic Officers
Henry Pfiester of the Automobile Club urged increasing the Police Department to ease downtown congestion. He proposed funding via public support or council action, arguing traffic control alone cannot replace more officers. The Traffic Commission will consider the idea and meet Monday with Cincinnati newspaper editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pfiester
Automobile Club
Traffic Commission
Pfiester
Copelaw
Cincinnati
Officer of brokerage firm arrested on blue sky charge
Joseph N Sherman vice president of Gallop & Co was arrested on a blue sky law violation Detective Beard led the investigation. August H Schaefer a Mason Street musician testified Sherman sold him 45 shares of Crown Tailoring Co stock on August 28 while knowing the company was insolvent. He said Sherman lacked authority from the State Commissioner of Securities. Sherman denied the charge calling the sale legitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Sherman
Gallop & Co
Keith Theater
Beard
August H. Schaefer
Mason Street
Sherman
Crown Tailoring Company
Schaefer
Radical Suspect Convicted in Pittsburgh Court
E. J. Horacek of Pittsburgh was found guilty in a Criminal Court on two counts of uttering seditious statements under a state law. Arrested during raids on suspected Radicals in 1923, Horacek testified he was with the Worker's Party of America linked to the Third Internationale and denied plans to overthrow the U S government by force. He faces sentence later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
E. J. Horacek
Horacek
Worker’s Party of America
Third Internationale
United States
Crosley Radio to Radiocast Ohio River Stage
Major W. W. Parker of the Cincinnati District Engineers announced Crosley Radio Corporation will radiocast the Ohio River stage from Station WLW. Broadcasts occur daily at 10 30 a m CST including holidays and Sundays with weather data and dam status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Parker
Cincinnati
Crosley Radio Corporation
Ohio River
WLW
Parole Hearings Set For Ohio Reformatory Inmates
Notice that John Reed and Aloysius Kessen, prisoners at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, are eligible for parole consideration by the Board of Pardon and Parole. Hearings scheduled for on and after December 7, 1925, with recommendations by Superintendent and Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
R. O. Simkins
Aloysius Kessen
Paul Hazel
R.O. Simkins
Parole Hearings and Public Auction Notice
Notice lists parole hearing for Paul Hazel after December 7 1925 and an April sale of William Roy Elrod assets by Milton Sayler on December 14 1925 at 10 a.m. in Hamilton County Ohio. Leo Shotwell seeks parole hearing after February 2 1926 as recommended by Warden and Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Hamilton County
William Roy Elrod
Jordan Road
Miami Township
Ohio
Milton Sayler
Leo Shotwell
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Clemency
D. J. Bonzo
Sale of Real Property by Cincinnati Rapid Transit Board
The Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners of Cincinnati invites sealed offers by January 8 1926 for the City’s interest in a triangular parcel described in Central avenue area. Earnest money of 100 is required with offers. the board may reject all bids. Secretary Chris Schott signs. NEW SCHOOL BUILDING proposals due December 21 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
County of
Hamilton
State of
Charles S. Clarkson
Central
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Recorder
Central Avenue
Chris Schott
Board of Education
Denton Building
Race Streets
Bids Sought for Building Trades on Western Hills High School
Cincinnati Board of Education invites separate bids for building branches for Western Hills High School Bridgetown at Pike and Ferguson. Placed bids must include all contacts and a 30 percent guaranty. Plans and specs available via 25 dollar deposit. a full bond is required for contracts over 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Education. Co
W. Handman
Cincinnati High School Heating Bid Sealed For January 4 1926
Bids due at noon January 4 1926 for heating ventilating and air wash systems for Western Hills High School at Bridgetown Pike and Ferguson Road Cincinnati Ohio Plans and specifications available at 511 West Court Street with a $25 deposit refundable on return of plans in good condition Separate bids invited for boilers stokers heating ventilating air washers temperature regulation vacuum cleaning equipment pipe covering and insulation bidders must include a 30 percent guaranty from a disinterested party. </break> Co W Handman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills High School
Bridgetown
Pike and
Ferguson Roads
West Court Street
City of Cincinnmati
Board of Education
Denton Building
Seventh
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridgetown Pike
Ferguson Road
City of
Co. W. Handman
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Parkes Cadman
N. McMillin
Tomorow
Seventh Presbyterian Church
J. W. Stephens
Jesse Herrmann
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
St. Xavier’s
Sycamore St
John W. Christie
Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Sycamore Street
Broadway
F. H. Nelson
F. H Nelson
W. C. Herrick
Burnet House
Vine Street
Frederick E. Andrews
Children’s Church
Good Will Spiritualist Church
West Thirteenth Street
Rev. S. Hug
Madison Road
Clearview Avenue
Jesse Halsey
Reading Road
Lee Place
Methodist
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Vine
John F. Herget
Methodist Episcopal
Suspect
Kave
Chee
Perey Es
Covington Notes
Associated Press
Fountain Square
Loveland
Little
Miami River
Loveland Park
Loveland Park Clubhouse
Loveland Park Station
Pennsylvania R. A
Commercial Square
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