Illness Recalls Christmas Eve Mass at St Peter’s
The subject, repeatedly affected by heart disease, suffered a serious influenza attack after a Fenwick Club dinner in honor of Richard Crane. Dr Pirrung and other specialists treated him. his heart briefly weakened but later returned to normal. He attended midnight mass before leaving for a luncheon and dinner with the Sisters of Charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intiuenza
Pirrung
Fenwick Club
Monsignor
Baden
Richard Crane
St. Peter's
Sisters of ‘Charity
Mrs. Scott
Washington
Jane Kennedy
Mr. Scott
Sumner
Sudden Death of Archbishop Moeller Shocks Diocese
Community mourns Archbishop Moeller after a sudden death. Monseignor Baden recalls his advisory role and deep ties to the Fenwick Club. He had visited All Saints Church ruins and later Sister Henri Marie at the Mother House in Delhi, highlighting a demanding schedule and unmatched work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeller
Monseignor Baden
Fenwick Club
Club
All Saints
Henri Marie
Delhi
Archbishop Moeller Remembered For Education and Humility
Leaders and friends recount Archbishop Mueller’s life dedication to Catholic education and civic betterment. They highlight St Rita Provincial School for the Deaf serving five states, his theological stature, unpretentious nature, and support for Catholic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rita
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Edward T. Gorman
The
Knights of Columbus
Moeller
Cincinnati
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Edward T. Dixon
National Council of Catholic Men
Richard Crane
Mueller
Holy Fathers
Crane
Rome
Edward M. Hurley
James M. Gorey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Newport
Camillus Maes
Covington
Archdiocese Mourns Archbishop Moeller and His Work
Thousands pay tribute to Archbishop Moeller whose life of daily discipline and public service shaped the diocese. A trusted leader with a strong stance against favoritism, he promoted youth welfare and national preparedness through church and camp initiatives.
Births listed in Bestfield and area families
A long list of birth announcements from Bestfield and surrounding streets records new babies by family names and addresses. The entries include multiple boys and girls with parents and residence details such as 2120 Storrs Street and 2844 Erie Avenue, plus several on Pine, Lexington, West Sixth, Lovell, University, Flint, Kiney, East Third, Race, Mitchell, Seate, Kneel, Peiginer, Meeks, Paceeta, Dewey, Tusculum, Madison, and Glenwood avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestfield
Nicholas and
Louise Rink
Storrs Street
Brume
William Ard
Jennie Ledwith
Erie Avenue
Burns
George W
Henrietta Schroedinger
Linn Street
Clift
Robert and
Anna Steward
Pine Street
Cordes
Henry
Yrereuns - Brennen
Lexington Avenue
Cripe
Benson M
Vesta Hillard
West Sixth Street
Dehmer
Harry
Marguerite Hensler
Lovell Avenue
Doell—Clifford
Clara Rohnie
West University Avenue
Dove
Jessie A
Lillie Durbin
Flint Street
Finn
John H
Maybelle Voss
Kiney Avenue
Flesher
Fred
Bessie Pangburn
East Third Street
Hass—Mathias
Anna Lehnest
Charlotte Street
Hering
John W
Laura Fisher
Race Street
Jacob—Ervin W
Jessie Orr
Mitchell Avenue
Eeilliam
Josephine Hallmba
Twelfth Street
Kramer
William Or
Helen Buchanan
Seate Avenue
Limke
Adalaide Willke
Kneel Avenue
Mahoneey
Jerry
Nettie Reardon
Rhe Peiginer
Ames S
Mary Ballen
Hols Street
Charles
Nellie McKinley
Tusculum Avenue
Benjamin Pas
Mary West
Theodore
Alma Perry
Pic
Bstrae
Marie Frimming
Gienway Avenue
Smith—William and
Emme Kleisch
TU Paulang Eon Rodgers
Glenwood
Linke
Athey
Inches
Boy
Bishop Schrembs Reacts To Archbishop Moeller's Death
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland expressed deep shock at Archbishop Moeller's death. Moeller had ordained Schrembs and presided at his Toledo consecration and Cleveland installation, and Schrembs, who knew him for over thirty five years, said he would attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Moeller
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland Catholic
Cincinnati
Schrembs
Tolédo
Cleveland
Fire damages display window at George Golde Co store
Crossed electric wires sparked a blaze in a wooden panel in the George Golde Company display window at Fourth and Vine. The heat shattered a large window as firemen led by Marshal Schraffenberger extinguished the flames. Damage was about $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Golde Company
Fourth and Vine Streets
Schraffenberger
Dawes Plan Seen as Europe Basis in 1925 Outlook
Seth Emerson of the American Rolling Mill Company told the Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club at Lin ton that Europe’s 1925 economy would improve since the armistice. He cited Great Britain as hopeful, France as delicate, and London housing as hampered by strikes. The club welcomed six new members and elected J. B. Coppes & Sons, Enterprise Lumber, G. G. Gartier, and Jack Kennedy to its roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Europe
BE. A. Emerson
American Rolling Mill Company
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
Linton
Earle Hart
United States
Memphis
J#merson
Great Britain
France
Herriot
Emerson
United Kingdom
England
Mr. Emerson
London
Miles J. Burns
Westwood Planning Mill Company
J. B. Coppes & Sons Lumber Company
Coolidge considers Stone for McKenna’s seat on high court
Rumors swirl that President Coolidge may nominate Silas Stone or Rudkin for the Supreme Court vacancy created by McKenna’s resignation. Justice Holmes could retire soon, with Wal lace McCamant of Oregon and Judge Rugg among others named as potential successors. The court lacks McKenna and Holmes, leaving Taft and the remaining justices in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wilbur
Justice Holmes
Coolidge
Rudkin
Washington
Wallace McCamant
Oregon
Lenroot
Harding
Silas Strawn
Rugg
Massachusetts
Beck
Stone
McKenna
Holmes
Taft
Dan Devanter
McReynolds
Brandeis
Sutherland
Butler
Sanford
Justice McKenna
MacKinley
Associated Nens Washington
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Bench
McKinley
Congress
California
United States
Harrison
High Court
River traffic and riverfront changes in Cincinnati
The 6 p.m. river stage at Cincinnati stood at 18.6 feet and was steady. The Kentucky left for Louisville, Tom Greene heads to Charleston, and John W. Hubbard is due in Cincinnati then to Louisville. W. K. Fields arrived with a Huntington tow and anchored at Freeman avenue. The Coney Island wharfboat will be demolished after the river falls. River inspectors J. K. Peyton and George W. Cameron will inspect vessels at Dana, Pt. Pleasant, Kenova and Huntington, with temporary district reassignment after Captain William H. Clark’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
John W. Hubbard
W. K. Fields
Huntington
W. Va
Queen City
Freeman Avenue
Coney Island
Tye Sf
Island Queen
J. K. Peyton
George W. Cameron
United States
Dana
Pt. Pleasant
Kenova
William H. Clark
Death notices and funeral details from Harrison to Montreal
A compilation of death notices including William Appiarius, John J Donovan, Rev Justin Norman Green, Mary Housum, Malcolm Kesterson, Mrs John Green Mackie, John Nelson Morgan, John Penny, Robert B Richardson, Wesley C Rippey, Adelia F Shaw, Harold E Stearns with birth ages, residence, and scheduled funeral times across Ohio Kentucky Illinois and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appiarius
William
Elizabeth Appiarius
Foltz
Harrison
O. Funera
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Donovan
John J
Mary Donovan
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Green
Justin Norman
Bethesda Hospital
W. D. Jacobs
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Evanston Christian Church
Stacey
Brewster Avenues
Mervices
Housum
Cleveland
Mary Housum
Bird W. Housum
F. M. Brine
Kesterson
Malcolm
Marie Kesterson
Kerns
Maplewood Avenue
Suanary
Holy Name Church
Mackie
Mrsa
John Green
Buhr
Flint
Mich
Spring Grove Chapel
Morgan
John_ Nelson
Almaretta Evans Morgan
Circle Avenue
Winton Place
Penny
John
Elizabeth Penny
Cheetham
The
Christian Church
Harrison, O
Richardson
Robert B
Minnie H. Richardson
St. Louis
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Rippey
Wesley C
Ada C._ Rippey
Lusher
Eastern Avenue
Thu Y
Pittsburgh
New York City
Shaw
Adelia F
E. T. Shaw
L. Root
Durreil Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Harold E. Stearns
Leia Curtis Stearns
Montreal
Canada
Spring Grove Cemetery
Scott testimony reveals party links and jealous rage
Mrs. Scott describes social circles with Gay parties at Lake Orion and figures like Dr. Cassidy and Gilbert Bersinger, denies misconduct, and recalls a heated New Year’s Eve tension. She admits rumors about visits and a separation, while denying specific accusations, and notes her husband’s drink issues during the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William P. Cassidy
Gilbert Bersinger
Washington
Mrs. Scott
Dr. Cassidy
Harper Hospital
Davison
Mr. Scott
Bellevue Hospital
Hsujir Tyo
Bidg. West 459 Cremation and Funeral Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists cremation and funeral notices for the Busse Borgmann Co and West 459, with partial names and charges unreadable. The readable items reference sanitary and aesthetic concerns and a free bookie or chayel note, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Bidg
M. Suse
Chayel
the Busse &Borgmann Co
West
Weather Across States Shows Unsettled Conditions
Ohio fair then unsettled with rain expected Tuesday night and Wednesday. Tennessee and Kentucky fair Tuesday with unsettled spell Wednesday. West Virginia unsettled Tuesday but slightly warmer. Indiana fair Tuesday turning unsettled by Wednesday with rain in north and central regions. A table lists temperatures, highs and last twenty four hour precipitation for Eastport Boston Chicago Spokane Pittsburgh and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Ghicaze . A
Boston
Smart
Odd hiding places for liquor disclosed by Seebohm's squad
Lieutenant John Seebohm heads the flying squad and reports over 1,000 liquor law arrests this year with fines totaling 185000. Luna patrols found liquor in stove pipes Victrolas pianos mattresses hot water bottles and more including a bottle found in silk Petticoats. The squad lists members such as John Dempsey Howard Hartley Ralph Guethlein Louis Sunder man Michael Ohmer and others with John Joachim promoted to sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seebohm
Seebohm
John Dempsey
Howard Hartley
Ralph Guethlein
Louis Sunderman
Michael Ohmer
Edward Brose
Albert Weiss
Fred Grindmeier
Everett Athey
Charles Goecke
Arthur Gambs
Leo Meyers
John Joachim
Oysters and Typhoid Debate by Cincinnati Health Chief
Dr. W. H. Peters, Cincinnati Health Commissioner, told the Academy of Medicine that typhoid linked to raw oysters affects the well to do, not the poor, and urged buyers to ensure oysters are tested. He noted 43 of 102 shipments condemned after tests and said the academy approved oyster inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. ‘Peters
Cincinnati
Academy of Medicine
Peters
Board of Health
C. A. Langdale
Dudley Palmer
Academy
College of Medicine
Hamill Named Executive Vice President of Rock Island Railway
The Railway Office reports F. M. Hamill has been appointed Executive Vice President of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. The new position entails general supervision of all road activities under the President's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hamill
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
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Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
the Lyric
Lyric de Imxe
Otherric
Lane
Bernard
Frederick
Order of Sisters of Charity
Mt. St. Mary
Norwood
American College
Chataird
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine
Hatrley
Columbus
Camp Knox
BE. W. Grove. Co
Schremb
Seth
E. A. Emerson
Lumbermen’s Club
Britain
Tense Radford
Eenesewessreceeess
Narrows
Seeeereeeneseres
K’nawha Falls
Orasvees
Eses
Lower Xaugee
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashian
Portsmouth
Lower Ca
Seece
Maysville
Dam Ati
New Rich
Seece Cinc
Petery
Seecerseusbeee
Oonee
Evansville
Neneeeweenene
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Tenneres
Florence
Ala
Johnsonville
Asec
Paducah
Seecese
Jack Hite
Harry Wyckoff
Burwell
Wyckoff
Scott
Dr. Peters
John Golden
Ravenustin Strong
New York
Booth Theater
SUN
Curead A Agen
Bernard Shaws
Emery Auditorium
SAN Carlo Grand Opera CO
Willis’ Music Store
Fourth St
MATS
Stuart. Walker
Paul ZI
Dorothy Mackaill
John Harron
Louise Dresser
Nature
S.S
Shubert
Vannessnew
Hearn
Reg.Sun
Lee Shubert
Francine Larrimore
Cosmo Hamilton
39Th Street
Treater
Hamilton
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Capitol
Colleen Moore
Ben Lyon
Wallace Beery
Bessie Love
Hobart Bosworth
Harold Lloyd
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Rich
Agnes Ayers
Pat O'Malley
Somorrow
B. F. Keith
Matiinees
McIntyre
Heath Ed Lewry
Hamiltons& Fordyce
Redmond A
Ee Stanaeren
Ugh
Fridkin
Ira
Rhoda
Andresse
Twic * 1
Canal 1
Reel Steapers
Orpheum
Mary Philbin i
Pathe Regie Comedy
Stan Laurel
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