Bowling Results Show Wide-Spread Scores Across Leagues
Readable fragments list numerous bowlers and scores across multiple leagues including N County, Fairview, Angriacal, Cincinnati Council, Dalton Adding Aces, and City leagues. Individual player totals and team lines appear with names, scores, and totals, illustrating a busy regional bowling results page.
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Urban Ladies
CIN Mate
Kubl
Hartjens
Ibe
Fender
CRANK
Russel
Bell
Pireeh
Chen'rlin
Saat E
Groes
McKie
Shear
McDowell
Bivay Newtons Eyraes CO
Berning
Kleine
Ao. Sie Tae Joon
Poli
Huser
Mensch
Eres
Loftus
Kurreé
Totten
Wagner
Fogerty
Recorders
Advocates
Ulrich
Schr’ker
Stewart
Ellert
Losh
Fairview League
Kids— Linde’s
C. K
St. Henry
St. Pius
H. Brin
Oldiges
Granel
Andres
Mathau
BV Angriacal
la League
Coos Rase
Ove
Wilk
Byrne
Wiseman
Damm
Sp’ehnle
Holmes
Kelsow
Metcalf
Gue
Teo
E. Ahrens Ce
Brenan
FP. Frey
J.se
Albers
J. Frey
S— Christ Church
Acon
Ruff
Albrecht
B. Rice
Hughes
Rinne Foams
N'meyer
Eiseel
Kleiman
Eae
Dolly Io
Ridge Elites
Martin
Cochran
Mith
Metz
Cincinnati Council NO
K. OF C. Chancellors
I Logy Gordon
Itte
Tees
J. Moran
DeBr
O'Toole
Miey
Feld
Anon Oar
Nein
Farrell
Crofton
Loos
Corken
Smith
Westerk
Quinlan
Exual
Tenpila
Eel Ney
Ees
Schubeler
Walter
Haw'ke
C. Arn
C. Ach
R. Stein
E. Sch’er
E. Shea
H. Ke
Blind Aa Bhwant
H. Hell
Danses C.graff
Coffin
Arming
Zim’man
McMilien
Soos
Gilhot
Costello
Rothan
Fiege
Aiz
Burling
Cincinnati Ball LI
Fice
Wilson
Scherteer
Gerdes
Schmeiser
Lindeman
Central Turners
Lothes
Baschang
Meader
Leibing
Mirlenb
Bauman
Doerger
Vaske
Eee
BSOM
St. Rose No
St. Celia No
H. Gaus
Denne N
Mton
Branca'p
Gau
Enderle
Lohbeck
Burkhart
Amann
R. Bran
St. M. No
St. Geo. No
Strig
P. Berg
L. Froer
A. Berg
F. Froe
Schwen
Kinder
Meyer
Dinser
Hila Viet
St. Leo
St. Fran
Trent
Engeld't
Galvin
Mertins
Osem'r
Beck
J. Dreyer
Auberger
G. Dreyer
Braun
St. Elizabeth
Perpetual H Rolsen
Richter
DeNoma
Tuchfar
Burk
Hoffman
G. Burk
Behne
Rensing
Conway
W. Tuch
Teste
Ota
St. Boniface
Eart
Pind Woah
Bravek i
Ahrep
Hafer
G.grass
Stenk
Mers Plu Roelfes
Burbrink
Schuster
Champlin
Hoerman
Menke
Rolfe
Mergard
Ashley
Mage
Ehlers
Valley Valle
Spreen
Taber
Heinke Builders
Texas
H Heinke,o
Nichols
Eeeener
Malisytzel de
Overbeckeithaus
Stitzel
Sousepaien
Breser Wee
Cheviot
el Falis
Shaman
Jeman
Schneider
Overbeck
Howdy Boys
Michaels
Himert
Schlichte
Brennan
Verger
Paesue
Toxgery
O’brien
Rich’dson
Mully
Enke
National League
Buerkel
Cand Biecker
Herzel
Frey
Hedm
Wittmer
Kiene
Lamping
Kipp
Kemps
Ike Hoelscher
Ified
Haman
Heinke
Elmwood League
Wessel’s
Lueger Furniture Bauer
Sch’p’er
Buckley
Weidig
Stark
Bellman
Sagel
Scha’ges
Wachsan
Graber
Elks’ Lea League
Reneker
Beresford
Tuke
Palmer
Nets
Markus
Ecour
Wickard
Dolirichs
Scheitzer
Sperber
Weywood
Acker'ann
Linehan
Webers Hotel League
Kiecher Rolls
Weber’s
Kiecher
Harmon
Heheth
Ficke
Roberts
Phillip
Inskeep
Yelton
Alvana Ee League
Schmidt
Schenk
Scheidt
Black
Korte
Kunnen
Katola
Eng Tates
Willes
Gels
Delaney
Huey
Plummer
Walton
Young
Coan
Ramsey
City League
Harmonica
Jim’s
Vedder
Schohl
Hastie
Dell
E. Merkle
Mer
L. Merkle
C. Littell
Backheim Meats
Heinz
Messer
Amrrin
Bertel
Bogen
Hayes
H.graber
Sch’eitzer
Cressler League
Adams
el. Stu
Taylor Top Van'berg
Pfadrae
Tr’tman
Gilbert
R.adams
H.adams
Prin
S.kramer
Cos
Mayhan
Cressler
Nitzb
McAllister
Niehaus
Carlo
Berte
Corden
Saaks
Davis
Lex
Zumb
Henges
Pfister
Ae Annema Wn
Ito Clemmaas
Industrial Lea Id Gue
Bockel
Ies
Strunk
Uck
J.bell
Mascart Secures Ten Round Decision in New York
French featherweight champion Edouara Mascart won a ten round decision over Joe Malone in New York. In the same program Cuddy Demarco of Pittsburgh outpointed Henry Goldberg of New York in ten rounds.
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New York
Edouara Mascart
Joe Malone
New York Tonight
Cuddy Demarco
Pittsburgh
Henry Goldberg
Six Freshman Grid Players at State To Bear W. J. Essman's Body
Six freshmen from the Ohio State yearling squad will accompany the body of Walter J. Essman to its burial after a fatal car accident near Upper Sandusky. Active pallbearers include Byron Eby Harold Kruskamp Harold McMillen Joseph Cox Leo Raskowski and Clarence Chesner. Funeral at St Josephs Cathedral burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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State
W. J. Essman
Columbus
Husky
Walter J. Essmaan
Ohio State
Upper Sandusky
Byron Eby
Chillicothe
Harold Kruskamp
Wellston
Harold McMillen
Bellpoint
Joseph E. Cox
Dayton
Leo Raskowski
Cleveland
Clarence Chesner
Eby
McMillen
Kruskamp
Ohsner
Raskowski
Cox
T Saeed
J. W. Wilce
J. H. Nichols
University
O. F. Clark
Knights of Columbus Lodge
W. E. Thomas
The
Elks’ Lodge
Raymond McGreevy
John Lyons
Cecilian Choral Society
Essman
St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Joseph’s
Fred Grim
Leipsic
University Hospital
RhineLander annulment case spurs grand jury probe
In White Plains New York on December 9 the Rhinelander marriage annulment case revived interest as Justice Morschauser ordered a grand jury investigation of alleged jury tampering after juror Frederick Sanford said he was approached by Yonkers citizens including eye specialist Dr James C Bennett. Sanford and Bennett were subpoenaed to testify. Rhine lander attorney Isaac N Mills planned a twenty page brief seeking to set aside the jury verdict on weight of evidence grounds.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Frederick C. Sanford
Yonkers
James C. Bennett
Reapportionment Looms in the House
Washington dispatch reports Admin support for a 1920 census based House reapportionment without changing total membership. Rep McLeod of Michigan says he will sponsor the move to shift seats among 10 states, with nine surrendering one seat and Missouri losing two, boosting California by three and several others by two or one seats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Representative McLeod
Michigan
House Census Committee
White House
Coolidge
McLeod
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Nebraska
Pennssylvania
Vermont
Louisiana
California
Ohio
Texas
Massachusetts
Jersey
Thugs Hold Up Autoist and Two Others In Robberies
William Brossart reports a man blocked his car on Gilbert avenue near Victory boulevard and stole 27 dollars after being driven to Dixmont avenue. Carl Kuhn was assaulted on Glenway avenue and robbed of 40 dollars by two white men with revolvers. A 15 year old boy stole a changer containing about 25 dollars from Bank Street Car Company garage after a phone call distracted staff.
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Dixmont Avenue
William Brossart
Pendleton Street
Gilbert Avenue
Victory Boulevard
Brossart
Carl] Kuhn
Kingston Place
Glenway Avenue
Manss
Dame Z.ne
William Dermo
Bank Street Motor Car Company
Bank Street
Colerain Avenue
Dermo
Chancellor Denies Writ in Noel Case at Trenton
Chan cellor Walker denied a writ of error to the New Jersey Supreme Court in Harrison W. Noel of Montclair who sits in the death house awaiting execution for killing Raymond Pierce a Montclair taxi driver. Noel’s counsel appealed to the Court of Errors triggering an automatic stay of the execution set for the week of January 10. Pierce was slain the day before the kidnapping and killing of six year old Mary Hall Montclair.
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Trenton
N. J
Walker
Supreme Court
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Noel
Court of Errors
Pierce
Mary
Jialy
Three Newport Women Granted Decrees for Cruelty
Campbell Circuit Court Judge Caldwell grants three divorces on cruelty charges. Emma Gaskins of 412 Lindsey Street cites infidelity and a scuffle in which she was knocked down after confrontations. Ella Fredericks from Covington receives custody of three children. Lena Faulk of Lockport, formerly Lena Hayes, ends her marriage to Albert Faulk after seventeen years and regains her maiden name.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Caldwell
Emma Gaskins
Samuel Gaskins
Lindsey Street
Ella Fredericks
Fred B. Fredericks
Covington
Fredericks
Lena Faulk
Albert A. Faulk
Lockport
N. Y
Lena Hayes
Faulk
Hall Released on Bond in Newport Shooting Case
William Hall aged 50 of 526 Chestnut Street Newport was freed on 2500 dollar bond after being charged with shooting his wife Virginia Hall 42 and injuring his daughter Margaret Gerhardt 22. The incident occurred December 1 after a tomato spill. Mrs Hall was hospitalized in Dayton Kentucky with life threatening injuries. doctors expected her to recover. Bond had been 10000 dollars and was reduced to allow care of children. case continued to Saturday.
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Broadway
Cincinnati
Hall
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Negro Found Slain Near Southgate Street Scene
Police found 27 year old George Ford shot in the head and chest in a yard beside a restaurant on Southgate Street and Central Avenue. He died at Speers Hospital Dayton. Residents heard shots and saw another negro flee. Police sought a companion whose name Ford had recent trouble with, requesting help from surrounding cities.
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Southgate Street
Central Avenue
George Ford
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Ford
William Steck Dies at 66 In Ft Thomas Home
William Steck 66 a retired florist and gardener died yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs John R Ehlen 114 Woodside place Ft Thomas after years of illness He is survived by his daughter and two grandchildren.
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William ‘Steck
William Steck
John R. Ehlen
Woodside Place
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Circuit Court Awards Woman 200 in Damages
Mrs Anna Luersen won 200 against Robert Schweitzer in Campbell Circuit Court Judge Caldwell presiding The suit stems from a December 23 1924 collision when Luersen driving a horse and wagon on Licking Pike was struck by Schweitzer s automobile and was thrown to the ground Also Jessie Stone filed a 24 damage suit against Unity Council No 10380 Security Benefit Association claiming membership and entitlement to benefits.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Anna Luersen
Robert Schweitzer
Caldwell
Luersen
Weitzer
Jessie Stone
Unity Council
Security Benefit Association
Stone
Realty transfers show Newport and Clifton property sales
Realty transfers record J Booey San Auto Supply to Hor W Buckhardt of Cincinnati for a lot at Eleventh and Columbia in Newport for 14000 stamps. Louis Haubner transfers a Clifton Kentucky lot to Luigini for 4500 stamps.
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J. Booey San Auto Supply Company
Hor W. Buckhardt
Cincinnati
Eleventh
Columbia Streets
Newport
Louis Haubner
Luigini
Clifton
Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences
Names listed include Jacob L. Roschy Franklin County Ohio and Emma Roschy Franklin County Ohio. Ward A. Schroder Dayton Ohio. Pattessseerveesssnesssnees Da Ohio. Nicholas J. Rosa Dayton Ohio. Agnes Marigold Dayton Ohio. Residency shown for Dayton and Franklin County.
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Jacob L. Roschy
Franklin Co
Emma Roschy
Oward A. Schroder
Dayton
Four Children Die in Virginia Farm Fire
Four children under ten were burned to death in a Virginia farm home near Crab Bottom Highland County. Their parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Hedrick and a year old infant were seriously injured as the fire destroyed the house. Hedrick was a tenant farmer.
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Associated Press
Staunton Va
Leonard Hedrick
Crab Bottom
Highland ‘County
Hedrick
Covington Man Leaps to Death at St Elizabeth Hospital
Ernest Kearns 42 of 3208 Decoursey avenue died after jumping from a third story window at St Elizabeth Hospital following prior suicide attempts. Coroner ruled suicide. he had throat and wrist wounds and a gas hose found, police called to assist. He formerly worked for Gus Ruholl and had earlier been jailed after deranged behavior at L N shops. His body was taken to Swindler Co. undertakers.
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Ernest Kearns
Decoursey Avenue
St.Elizabeth Hospital
Stephens
Kearns
M. E. Rudoll
Higgins
Pickett
Gus Ruholl
Swindler & Co
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Youths Sent Homeward After Loitering Arrests
Five youths including Raymond Murphy 22 of Indianapolis Floyd Corry James Sciz and Glen Johnson all Detroit ages eighteen to twenty were arrested early yesterday in Latonia by Patrolmen Weber in Whitcomb on loitering charges. In Police Court Judge Manson heard they planned a southern trip but were tired of walking. The Detroit group said they met Murphy in Dayton Ohio. Judge Manson asked if they wished to return home. the unanimous vote ordered police to guide them across the Suspension Bridge on the first lap homeward.
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Raymond Murphy
Indianapolis
Henry MelIntyre
Floyd Corry
James Sci Z
Glen Johnson
Detroit
Latonia
Weber
Whitcomb
Manson
Murphy
Dayton
Suspension Bridge
Liberty Theater Programs Include French Morocco Film
The Liberty Theater will show Her Market Value a comedy drama starring Agnes Ayres on Wednesday and Thursday. The Winding Stair a French Morocco story with Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens appears Friday and Saturday. Car men and Rose join the vaudeville lineup Thursday. Rippling musical program starts Thursday with Ragamuffins Hong Kong Dream Girl and Miss Page Doyle Sleepytime al. Covington reporters to attend Monday night for The Last Edition a newspaper film starring Ralph Lewis.
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Morocco
Liberty
Agnes Ayres
Liberty Theater
Edmund Lowe
Alma Rubens
Carmen
Rose
Hong Kong
Notable Summer Visit to Rome and Vatican Audience
An outline of a summer trip to Rome and the Vatican describes a reception by Pope Pius XI. The account notes the presence of companions and their participation in the audience at the Vatican.
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Vatican
Pius XI
Covington Notes Report Dog Bite and Local Notices
Dr L H Crisler of Covington Health Dept examined a dog that bit six year old Mary Mizer in Ludlow. The dog died and rabies is suspected. brain tests will determine Pasteur treatment. County Humane Society re elected officers. Moose club to host Christmas frolic with ventriloquists, dancers and Pup shows. Administratrix Mrs Sarah A Swan named for Samuel Swan estate with $3000 bond. Local court bonds set for two Cincinnati men on liquor charges. others released or filing bankruptcy and lawsuits including Clifford C Bosworth vs W R Brown for bankruptcy declaration.
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Covington
L. H. Crisler
Covington Health Department
Robert Mizer
Ash Street
Ludlow
Mizer
Mary
Kenton County Humane Society
John B. Read
Schroetter
J. 8. Cassi
Charles Eugene Clark
Edward J. Tracy
Roy B. Dunham
W. R. Williams
John Minderman
Covingtone of Moose
Charles B. Meyers
Sarah A. Swan
Samuel Swan
Rmer
Kentenanty Court
Walter Whittaker
Delhi Pike
Price Hill
Cincinnati
William M. Rox
East Fourth Street
Cda
Rostken
Elmer Schambach
Roy Eva
Willam
F. Cassidy
Banklick Street
Shelby Marshall
Irvind Ky
Clifford C. Bosworth
Lexington
W. R. Brown
Brown
Suit records from Kenton Circuit Court
Multiple filings in Kenton Circuit Court including a $10,000 damages suit by John A. Widmeyer against Car Company for nine automobiles taken by force. a $12,000 claim by Katherine Curley against Cincinnati Newport and Covington Railway for injuries from a collision on December 17, 1924. a $6,500 damages action by George Curley for loss of his wife services. a $6,300 suit by Harry Traylor against John S. Glenn over a locomotive venture started October 31, 1924. a $1,500 action by Lon Oder et al. against Chris S. Spards for cottage materials at Crescent Springs. and a $119 recovery suit by American Locomotive Company against John B. Glenn, Covington, for materials and supplies.
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Kenton
John A. Widmeyer Ainst
al Car Company
Therine Curley
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Railway Company
White
George Curley
E Coy
Oss
Harry Traylor
Bromley
John S. Glenn
Covington
Glenn
Big Four Railroad Company
Traylor
Lon Oder
Chris S. Spards
Detroit
Mich
Crescent Springs
The
American Locomotive Company
John 8. Glenn
Covi Run
Coluus and Cincinnati Residents Named in List
Walter L Goodyear of Columbus Ohio Edythe Priest Columbus Ohio Otto G Spangenberg Cincinnati Nora Rose Ruff Cincinnati Clarence Wilmouth Cincinnati Albina Grzanke Cincinnati
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Walter L. Goodyear
Columbus
Pastor gets 22 months for obscene letters
The Rev. Albert Sidney Gregg, head of the American Civic Reform League, was sentenced by Federal Judge Paul Jones to 22 months in prison for sending obscene matter through the mails. He was fined 750 dollars, with 250 dollars on each of three counts, and the sentences run concurrently. Gregg planned to write articles on improvement while in custody.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Albert Sidney Gregg
American Civic Reform League
Atlanta
Federal Fenee
Gregg
Paul Jones
Jones
Prohibition Report Spurs Debate at Federal Council Session
Detroit December meeting of the Federal Council of Churches debated the Johnson report on prohibition and attitudes to war and Japanese immigration. Bishop Cannon led the attack claiming the report misleads churches, while Dr Brown defended it as Nolan Best praised the document as saving the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
Johnson
William A. Brown
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
Cannon
Brown
Thomas Nicholson
Episcopal Church
Nolan R. Best
Baltimore Council of Churches
Engineer Killed as Train Hits Freight Car in Marion Yards
Marion Ohio reports engineer B. O. Burns of Hammondport Indiana killed when passenger train No. 7 New York to Chicago struck a freight car on a siding in Marion yards. The train remained on track and moved slowly. no other injuries. Dispatchers say the train ran through an open switch.
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Associated Press
Marion, O
B. O. Burns
Hammondsport
Ind
Ehe
New York
Chicago
Marion Yards
Actress Elaine Hammerstein Engaged to James W Kayse
Los Angeles announces the engagement of Elaine Hammerstein, the motion picture actress, to James W Kayse, a local businessman. The wedding date has not been decided.
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Los Angeles
Elaine Hammerstein
James W. Kayse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cicero
N.Y
By Fred Locker
N.Y. E
Mascart
Kip
Rhinelander Panel
Virginia
Archdiocean Council of the
Holy Name Society
Cathedral Lyceum
Francis Howard
Mayor O'Donovan
Fred B. Bassmann
Marion
Hain
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Bluegrass
Cumberland
Tennessee
Florida
Southland
Pearl and Butler Street
Knoxville
A. J. Anzer
City Pass
Dixie Terminal
F. D. Bush
Union Central
Louisville & Nashville
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