County may operate one hospital branch to aid city
County Commissioners consider assisting the city by running the tuberculus sanatorium branch of General Hospital. Funds would come from unexpended balances and may be drawn after December 31 from Budget Commission canvass. If feasible the county plans to operate January and possibly all of 1926 with a projected city saving around 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Brown
Board of County Commissioners
Charles 5. Bell
Brown
Budget Commission
Crown
Professor Hering Speaks on Christian Science at Music Hall
Prof Herman S Hering of Boston lectured in Cincinnati on Christian Science and the world's redemption The talk traced biblical events from Noah to Jesus and described how spiritual insight and reformers like Wycliffe Luther and Knox advanced divine truth through receptive minds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman S. Hering
C.S.B
Boston
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Music Hall
Cincinnati
God
Noah
Abraham
Jacob
Israel
Joseph
Moses
Jesus
Christ
Christ Jesus
F . Wycliffe
Luther
Calvin
John Knox
Ireland
Londonderry
United States
Pow
Mary Baker
Five miners killed in Wilkeson coal plant explosion
Five miners died and another was severely burned in an explosion at the Wilkeson Coal and Lake Company plant forty one miles southeast of Tacoma. Dispatches report the incident occurred on Monday and the details were filed by the Associated Press to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Pec
Wilkeson Coal and Lake Company
Tacoma
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Newport mother carries children to safety as house burns
Mrs. A. E. Howe of Alexandria Kentucky rescued her two children John aged 8 and Nelson seven months as a fire gutted their home. The blaze started in a cupboard on the first floor and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Dr A E Howe, away attending a patient, returned at 5 am to witness the ruins. The house belonged to Mrs Anya Halden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Howe
Alexandria
John
Nelson
Anya Halden
Funeral for P. T. Kaighn in Newport
Funeral services for Philipp T. Kaighn 88 of Dayton Ky will be held at Cunningham Wobbling funeral chapel Newport this afternoon at 2 o’clock Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery Kaighn a pioneer Dayton resident and member of several fraternal groups served on Dayton Board of Education for 25 years He leaves a grandson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Kaighn
Philipp T. Kaighn
Third Avenue
Dayton
Cunningham & Wobbling
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Kaighn
Henry Barhes Lodge of Masons
Dora Chapter
Guiding Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. Kaighn
Board of Education of
Robbery at Bellevue Filling Station Prisoners Take $30
Archie Lequire, caregiver at the Kentucky Independent Oil Station on Front and Beech, Bellevue, was held up last night by two men who forced him to open the cash register. They fled with $30 after asking him to fix their tail light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lequire
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Kentucky Independent Oil
Front
Beech Streets
Lequire
Sequire
Newport Police Court sentences man in gun case
John Jay hawker Smith 44 of 418 West Sixth street was jailed thirty days and held to the grand jury on resisting an officer and carrying a concealed weapon after a morning incident at 432 West Fourth street. Police say he fought officers and was subdu ed with his arm broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Albert Kruse, Jr
St. Boniface Orphan Society
St. Stephen's School
Stoamy Mint Street
Washington Avenue
Joseph Fischer
Charlies Zeil
John C. Schack
Harry Lense
George Waldbillie
Theodore
Fred Overmann
House Board of
St. Joseph’s Orphange
Cold Springs
William Muhlenkamp
Heny Wieck
Edward Arnzen
Frank Vornhagen
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
John Meyer
Meyer
Journeymen
Barbers’ Union No. 261
William C. Goebel
Henry ‘Veehman
Harles Veehman
Arthur Trappe
Charles Lohr
Frank Roeller
William Lohr
Joseph Franzen
Realty Transfers Across Dayton Newport and Fort Thomas
Real estate transfers list multiple pairings with stamps for values up to 3500. Transfers involve Charles Bohr Adele Vincent A J Dietrich Grace G McLannan George Rice Walter L Johns Shalet Berry Fern McMahan The City Ice and Fuel Company William Sanders Peter Schmidt and others across Dayton Newport and Ft Thomas with properties on Third Avenue Sixth and Main Fifth and Main Southgate Avenue and Highlands Baby Farm Subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bohr
Adele Vincent
Third Avenue
Dayton
The
Merchants and Mechanics Loan and En Association
Edgar T. Hoop
Nam Street
Newport
A. J. Dietrich
Grace G. McLannan
Highlands Baby Farm
Ft. Thomas
Grace G. McLarnan
George Rice
Walter L. Johns
Sixth
Main Streets
Fifth
Shalet Berry
Fern McMahan
Southgate Avenue
the City Ice and Fuel Company
William Sanders
Peter Schmidt
William H. Sanders
Names Residence Data Linkages Across Cities
The list pairs individuals with residences including George W. Gillard Newport May E. Moore Greenwich Conn Ralph H. Krumme Cincinnati Mae W. Gee Istbninial Cincinnati ASA TAG BC OIAT cassie ccros West Milton O usan Gragey West Milton O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gillard
Newport
May E. Moore
Greenwich
Conn
Ralph H. Krumme
Cincinnati
Mae
W. Gee
Istbninial
Cceros Neces
West Milton
Covington Two Arrested As Robbers
After a grocery robbery at W. S. Dixon 402 Main, Covington police arrested Raney Hall 35 of the Mills Hotel Cincinnati and Sam Christie 41 of 517 Tafel street Cincinnati. They were charged with burglary and destruction of property and held for trial in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Dixon
Main Street
Cincinnati
Raney Hall
Mills Hotel
Sam Christie
Tafel Street
Covington
O. O. F. Washington Lodge Confers Third Degree
The degree team led by Captain Cortez Rouse conferred the third degree on a large class at Washington Lodge No. 3 I O O F hall on Tuesday evening. After the ceremonies a banquet was held for members and visiting lodges.
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces and Damages Report
Henry Jackson sued for divorce from Ada B. Jackson of Cincinnati. They married in 1913. H B Kordenbrook sought $450 from William and Katherine Kemper of Ft. Mitchell on a promissory note. A jury awarded $5,000 to Frank Trenkamp against the Cincinnati Newport and Covington Railway Company for a injured leg. Tony Groenefeld received one year in prison for failure to provide for his children after prior conviction and suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Henry Jackson
Ada B. Jackson
Cincinnati
H. BR. Kordenbrook
William
Katherine Kemper
Leland Avenue
Ft. Mitchell
Applegate
Frank Trenkamp
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Trenkamp
Tony Groenefeld
Names and Residences in Ohio Kentucky Area Obscure Listing
A mixed list of names and residences including Earl Starke Cincinnati Drucilla Bishop Ludlow KY WB TUORE Bielsseschriccis Loveland Ohio Grace Bovard Loveland Ohio Keith Suisman Dayton Virginia Tolley Roy R Wright Covington Blanche Burns Covington Edward Sims Covington Tessie Harris Covington Robert arising Rose Minor dedcabaden Cincinnati Walter Black Middletown Ohio Virgie Burrus Franklin Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Starke
Cincinnati
Drucilla Bishop
Ludlow
Tuore Bielsseschriccis
Loveland
Grace Bovard
O Keith Suiseman
Dayton
Virginia Tolley
Roy R. Wright
Covington
Blanche Burns
Edward Sims
Tessie . Harris
Robert Arising Tse
Rose Minor
Dedcabaden
Walter Black
Middletown
Lissner Quits Ship Board From Pacific Coast
Meyer Lissner a member of the Shipping Board from the Pacific Coast has resigned effective December 31 due to ill health. His retirement date was previously unspecified and no successor has been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissner
Ship Board
Associated Press
Washington
Meyer Lissner
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Car of liquor seized after dog killed by runaway motor
Sheriff and local officers stopped a large touring car near Falmouth after a farmer’s dog was killed by the vehicle. They found about 150 quarts of whisky and Champagne and four ten gallon casks, arresting J. W. Driggins of Cincinnati and James L. Davis on transporting liquor charges. The liquor was sent to Covington. Davis denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Peebles
A. H. Barker
Perrin
Covington
Roetken
Cincinnati
Wood
Russell
Driggins
Davis
Widow of Dr Meek Sues for 50000 Damages
Louise A. Meek administratrix of Dr John Risk Meek sues the Cincinnati Newport and Covington Railway Company and the Suspension Bridge Company in Kenton Circuit Court for 50000. The fatal collision on December 17, 1924, on the Suspension Bridge is blamed on slippery bridge planks laid lengthwise with tar coating and alleged negligence by the street car in crossing the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Louise A. Meek
John Risk Meek
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Suspension Bridge Company
Mrs. Maud Johnstone Speaks for Booth Memorial Hospital
Mrs Maud L Johnstone director of Booth Memorial Hospital thanked donors and outlined the $250000 building fund campaign. She spoke to Covington Rotary Club on What Booth Hospital Has Done for the Community noting no city or state aid in two years and crediting voluntary contributions and a $5000 annual subsidy from the Salvation Army in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud L. Johnstone
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
New Program Opens Today at Liberty Theater Covington
The Liberty Theater in Covington unveils a new program with Pardon Me While I Laugh Ha Ha by the Liberty Ragamuffins and Helen Doyle singing Garden of Dreams. Moore and Shy headline a vaudeville act, Stop Flirting is the featured photoplay, and Thunder the dog stars in Black Lightning with Adventures of Mazie also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theater
Covington
Liberty Ragamuffins
Helen Doyle
Garden of Dreams
Moore and
Shy
Wanda Hawley
Jimmie Adams
Thunder
Kentucky Mountains
Mazie
Street Carmen elects Cummins as leader of union
Charles A. Cummins was chosen President and Business Agent of Blue Grass Local No. 628 Street Carmen's Union at the annual meeting and election of officers held at the K of P Hall. Others elected include C. W. Winston Vice President H. B. Carter Financial Secretary and Treasurer I L Perkins Recording Secretary C Elliott and M Roland among Nu tives Board members Conductor Walter Fite Warden H Fower Sentinel W Waller and C W Winton Delegates to the Trades and Labor Assembly A Brell Delegate to the Union Labor League H B Carter Delegate to the Kentucky State Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutives Board
C.connor
Walter Fite
H. Fower
Sentinel
W. Waller
C. W. Winton
Trades and Labor Assembly
A. Brell
Union Labor League
H. B. Carter
Kentucky State Federation of Labor
Funds for Wilson Shrine Campaign Set to Accept Gifts
State Senator Robert C. Simmons said he would receive contributions for the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Fund campaign. Checks to W. W. King, Campaign Treasurer, Lexington. Kentucky quota $25,000. national goal $500,000. Aim to buy and preserve Wilson's birthplace house at Staunton Virginia and to build a memorial hall connected to Mary Baldwin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Shrine
Robert C. Simmons
Kenton County
Lexington
Kentucky
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Covington Notes and Local Legal Updates
W H Glore was re elected Magistrate in the Second District after qualifying before Judge Read. Three boys Charles Thomas Fred McElhiney and Raymond Roberts were sent to the grand jury on auto theft charges. Funeral services for Lydia Jane Kite are set for 2 pm at the residence with burial at Highland Cemetery. Kenton County traffic policemen were instructed to enforce winter truck weight limits from December 15 to April 15 with specified weights for tires and solid tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. H. Glore
Read
Charles Thomas
East Sixteenth Street
Fred McElhiney
East Seventeenth Street
Raymond Roberts
Maryland Avenue
Lydia Jane Kité
West Fifth Street
Thomas J. Kite
Ain Hland Cemetery
Covington Rotarlab
Kenton County
Masonic ‘Temple
Fourth
Pike Street
Fred Teil
Quba
General Assembly
Notable Strongman Dies After Scratch
Berlin dispatch reports Sigmund Breitbart once billed as the world's strongest man died at forty two from a blood poisoning caused by a minor scratch. The piece urges iodine care for wounds and cautions against rough play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Breitbart
Ier Gi Tdart
Breitbart
Remedy for goiter varies by case guidance
A doctor should prescribe treatment for goiter. Some cases respond to simple medicines, others require surgery. Do not self prescribe iodine or reed neck treatment. follow medical judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Goiter
University convocation opens with Dickens reading at Cincinnati
At the first convocation of the year night students of the College of Liberal Arts hear Dr. Benjamin Van Wye read A Christmas Carol from Dickens. The University Girls Glee Club enters with candles and old English carols. Friday noon will feature another reading and the Student Orchestra debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts
University of Cincinnati
Chicken Auditorium
Benjamin €. van Wye
University Girls’ Glee Club
van Wye
University
Mysterious Rescue and Romantic Turmoil in Tyndan
In isolated Tyndan village Hugh Grantland seizes the narrator in a sudden embrace provoking fear and fascination. The old rector arrives as Grantland pleads for help, claiming he has found but lost the woman he loves. Lee Chow and Lillian react as the scene shifts to safer rooms and uncertain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grantland
Lillian
Tyndan
Hughie
Hugh
Lee Chow
Graham
Underwood
Bank Bandit Gets 15 Years In Ohio Penitentiary
Dayton Ohio December 15 Russell Swihart 21 confessed robber of the Farmers and Citizens Bank at Trotwo last week and was sentenced to fifteen years in the Ohio Penitentiary today after pleading guilty before Judge Robert C Paterson in Common Pleas Court Paul Defenderfer 16 Swihart’s companion in the hold up will be arraigned in Juvenile Court tomorrow on the robbery charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, CO
Russell Swihart
Farmers and Citizens’ Bank
Trotwo
Ohio
Robert C. Paterson
Common Pleas
Paul Defenderfer
Swihart
No. 5315 and No. 5101 Boys Suit Patterns
Describes pattern No 5315 for a small boys suit with crepe serge or jersey options and four sizes 6 8 10 12 years. bolero and ruffle bead ing may be omitted. Pattern No 5101 offers checked gingham linen rep pongee suit in sizes 2 4 6 years with yardage details. mailing instructions request 10 cents.
Up-to-Date Fall and Winter 1925 1926 Fashion Book
A request offers a 12 cent reply method for obtaining a fashion guide titled Up-to-Date Fall and Winter 1925-1926. The notice specifies payment in silver or stamps and targets readers seeking a current apparel preview.
Radio Programs for Today Schedule Highlights
WEAF offers Art as P.M. at 7 45 P M two hours a M U Cincinnati professor lecture at 0 0 P M string quartet at 10 16 P M WLW features cooking, Santa Claus, pianist, orchestra and a 10 30 P M reading The Shooting of Dan McGrew followed by a male quartet and organ concert WKRC presents a book review at 8 P M 8 30 P M popular songs 9 P M little symphony with soloists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
WLW
Santa Claus
Reading
Dan McGrew
WKRC
Book Review
Little Symphony
Tonight on Air: Hot Springs to New York Music and Reads
Radio listings cover 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. with stations KTHS Southland Melodies WEAF Roxy WCAP WJAR WLIB WLW Dan McGrew reading at 6 30 P.M. and 11 P.M. shows from Cincinnati to Houston and Chicago including West Coast Serenade and WLS Circus programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KTHS
Hot Springs
Southland Melodies
WEAF
New York
Roxy and His Gang
WCAP
WJAR
WLIB
WLW
Cincinnati
Alpha Tau Omega
Dan McGrew
Silent Tonight Radio Frequencies List
A catalog of radio station call signs and network identifiers in quotes noting stations such as Central KFDM KFKX KLDS WCBD WENR WFAA WMC WOAW WOI WOWL and others including Eastern CRAC WBBR WDWF WFI WGBS WHAR WHAZ WIP WJY WPG WRC WREO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
KFKX
KLDS
WCBD
WENR
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WOI
WOWL
Eastern—Crac
WBBR
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WHAR
WHAZ
WIP
WJY
WPG
WRC
WREO
Evening Radio Schedule at WLS Chicago Broadcaste
The listing shows a 6:30 P.M. organ recital and lullaby time with Ford and Glenn and the WLS Trio. At 7:45 P.M. WLS Theater airs followed by 8:15 P.M. Cartet and a 9:15 P.M. special featuring a singer and violinist with the Glee Club. The 10:40 P.M. Ford and Glenn time ends with a 11 P.M. Circus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Glenn
WLS Theater
Oprano
Glee Club
Radio Schedule: Kiddies Hour to West Coast Serenade
Houston station KPRC lists today’s programs from 5 30 P M kiddies hour to 11 P M West Coast serenade. At 7 30 P M an orchestra performs and at 8 30 P M a mixed church quartet appears for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPRC
Houston
Uncle Bob Bedtime Tales And Midnight Revue
Program listings for KYW Chicago outline nightly events from 6:35 P.M. to 1 A.M. featuring Uncle Bob bedtime stories at 6:35, a dinner concert at 7, a vocal musical program at 8, a 10 P.M. midnight revue, an organ recital at 12 M, and an insomnia club at 1 A.M. with dates unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Radio and Music Listings for Chicago Stations
Radio schedules for WMAQ WGN and WBBM detail daily programs including shut in programs music school lectures concerts orchestras and jazz segments with times listed for 2 PM to midnight across three stations in Chicago. The listings include performances by string trios orchestras and soloists alongside audience activities such as bridge games and tea times.
Evening Radio Schedule For Chicago Listings
Radio guide notes WBCN Chicago 7 P.M. Classical hour and 10 P.M. Jazz Jamboree on WHT Chicago 6 P.M. Classical program 7 45 P.M. Musical features with orchestra 9 30 P.M. Request and vocal program 1 00 A.M. Your Hour League details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
WHT
Orden
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
WMCA New York lists 5 P.M. Engle Orchestra and 6 P.M. Talk. Spanish lesson and 6 P.M. Florida talk. Northminster services at 8:30 P.M. and Audubon Theater program at 9 P.M. featuring The Right Word with a tenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMCA
New York
Engle
Forida
Northminster Services
Audubon Theater
Philadelphia Program Schedule With Army Band and Dance Music
A city schedule lists events at 6:30 P.M. Orchestra, 7:00 P.M. Army Band, 7:30 P.M. WEAF program, 8:00 P.M. Male quartet, 9:00 P.M. Fox Theater program, and 9:30 P.M. Dance music, ending with a tenor and baritone performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOO
Philadelphia
United States Army Band
WEAF
Fox Theater
Evening on WHN New York and Philadelphia Programs
Radio listings show WHN New York with 6:30 P.M. musical program featuring songs and instrumentals, 9 P.M. dance orchestra, 10 P.M. musical revue, and 11:30 P.M. orchestra. Philadelphia schedule notes 5 P.M. talk, Uncle Wip's roll call, piano for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Wip
Philadelphia
Radio Program Listings For New York Philadelphia And Pittsburgh
Radio schedules show 5 P M to 10 P M programs across WEAF WRNY WCAU and KDKA with orchestras bands talks health features and entertainment and market closings noted for the evening listings. Listings include U S Army Band Buddies Troubadors Parodians Dad Bailey and family and Old time songs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
U. S. Army Band
Neert
Troubadors
Roxy and His Gang
WCAU
Philadelphia
The
Parodians
Dad Bailey
Family
James A. Baird 85 Dies Former Cincinnati Merchant
James A. Baird, 85, longtime Cincinnati business figure now of Beresford, Florida, died yesterday. He helped run Alexander & Baird Co shipping Florida fruit, later distributing coal oil and cooperage stock. A bachelor, he will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Deland, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Baird
Cincinnati
Beresford
Fla
Flatow, Riley & Co
Walnut Street
Baird
South
Alexander & Baird Company
Florida
Albert
Front Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Deland, Fla
Englebert Hosts Y Camp Party for Underprivileged Boys
Joseph D. Englebert special probation officer and Cincinnati Automobile Club director led a party for at risk youths at the Tower Hill Y M C A Boys Camp. Attendees were bused from Canal and Elm Streets by Norwood lines and other donors provided 25 cars. The Cincinnati Automobile Club financed the event honoring Englebert for juvenile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Englebert
Suvenile Purt
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Tower Hill
Y. M.C
Henry Beeblee
Big Brothers’ Club
Canal and
Elm Streets
Norwood
Englebert
Rhine
Appointment of James Burke Estate Executor
John J. Finneran of 1612 Blair Avenue is appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as executor of the estate of James Burke deceased. William H. Lueders probate judge and ex officio clerk. Hamilton County Ohio Cincinnati Ohio November 12 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Finneran
Blair Avenue
Hamilton County
Ohio
James Burke
William H. Lueders
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sinking Fund seeks bids for three year bank deposits
The Trustees of the Sinking Fund of Cincinnati invite written proposals from Hamilton County banks for deposits of all reserve sums and other funds for three years starting between February 1 and June 1, 1926. Bids due January 21, 1926 at 3 p.m. at City Hall. Requirements include highest interest, security, surety bonds, and notice that bonds and coupons are payable in New York City. Banking minimum capital set at one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton County
Board of Commissioners
City Hall
Incinnati
United States
American Exchange-Pacific- National Bank
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Savings Banks of
New York
Charles L. Harrison
Charles T. Greve
Sealed bids sought for white oak lumber at Cincinnati Water Works
City invites proposals for No 1 sound rough white oak lumber in multiple sizes for Main Pumping Station. Bids due 12 noon December 31 1925 with 10 percent bid bond. Successful bidder must furnish 50 percent contract performance bond. Director reserves right to reject all bids. Ernst von Bargen, City Purchasing Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hal
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eastern Avenue
Water Works Department
City of Cincinnati
City of
Public Service
Director of Public Service
Cleveland area court records reveal title registration action
In the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Rae Nathan petitions to register title for 308 Mohawk Street Cincinnati Ohio Lot 26 Kirby subdivision Mohawk front 26 feet 10 inches depth 65 feet and to clear clouds liens and lesser interests The order requires defendants to answer by January 16 1926 or risk default and a likely grant of the relief sought The case lists William Stephan Julia Stephan and others as interested parties with Leo Weinberg attorney for the petitioner Dec 4 1925 judgment and clerk notices included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas’ Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Rae Nathan
William Stephan
John W. Wuest
John B. Eichelman
Calhoun Street
Mohawk Street
Julia Stephan
George Wolf
Renner Street
Joseph Singer
Peete Street
Ira C. Hammon
Cincinnati
Mohawk Place Loan and Building Company
Ohio Corporation
Mohawk Place
Pearl Market Bank
Seventh and
Race Streets
City of
Kirby
Mohan
R.A. Leblond
Frank Lewis
E. P. Scollan
Leo Weinberg
Carew
Special tax ordinance for Clifton Avenue lighting project in Cincinnati
Notice of a special assessment ordinance for Clifton avenue and adjacent streets to fund 2500 lumen boulevard lighting. The document, filed with the Cincinnati Clerk and City Auditor, governs the period from system startup to June 1, 1935, and designates an interest in public improvement costs. Signed by Clerk Fred Schneller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Reading Road
McMillan Street
Paddock Road
Madison Road
Woodburn ‘Avenue
Marburg Avenue
McMicken Avenu
Fairville Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Marburg
Avenues
McMicken Avenue
Fairview Avenue
City of Gineinnati
City of
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DR. Meek
Mrs. Johnstone
Stinky” Davis
Edwardos
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Berlin
S. N
Dr. Copeland
Adele Garrison
Ser., Inc
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune, Cincinnnati
WMAQ
Northwestern
WGN
WBBM
WRNY
Daddy Jingle
Pictorial Review
KDKA
E. Pittsbrugh
Ernst von Bargen
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