Covington Considers Hotel Survey By Hockenberry Firm
Mark T. Holtzman of the Hockenberry Hotel System began a survey in Covington to appraise the feasibility and costs of building a new hotel. Henry Jenisch of the Covington Industrial Club discussed site, financing, and potential profitability after a lengthy committee recommendation. Covington, with a 65 000 population, has no current hotel despite prewar establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mark T. Holtzman
Hockenberry Hotel
Harrisburg
Penn
Holtzman
Henry Jenisch
Veitch arraigned in Kenton on highway robbery charge
Livyg Veitch 19, Er langer, arraigned before Judge Read in Kenton County Court on highway robbery charges. He admitted guilt and was held to the grand jury under a $5,000 bond after waiving examination. Veitch, with his mother, surrendered to Covington police Monday night. Two other youths face warrants for holding Christopher Mann 18 and Robert Edison 18 on November 29 and robbing them of $23 on Lytle avenue Elsmere. Accomplices Wesley Surgener 18 and Frank Baker 18 were arrested December 10 and await February grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livyg Veitch
Robert Edison
Lytle Avenue
Elsmere
Welich
Wesley
Surgener
Frank Baker
Erlanger
Covington and Ludlow Plan West Street Sewer
A joint Covington and Ludlow meeting authorized estimates for a joint West street sewer. The 6 foot diameter sanitary sewer is projected at 30000 dollars with Covington paying two thirds and Ludlow one third. Construction to begin in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles Woolford
Herbert Jackson
Ludlow
West Street
Harry G. Meiners
W. A. Glazier
Masons to preside at rites for Benjamin F Law
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Law a policeman who died Monday night at St Elizabeth Hospital will be held tomorrow at Immanuel Baptist Church at 2 30 p m Burial will be in Highland Cemetery The Golden Rule Lodge of Masons of which he was a member will preside Law was shot five times during a grocery store hold up at Nineteenth and Russell streets He had eight years service in the Police Department He lived at 1831 Russell Street Survived by his widow and four children Mrs one Sutton Cincinnati Farrel Francis I and Shaler Law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Law
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Immanuel Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Golden Rule Lodge of Masons
Law
Nineteenth and
Russell Streets
Police Department
Russell Street
One Sutton
Cincinnati
Farrel Francis I
Shaler Law
Latonia Lodge Knights of Pythias installs officers
Latonia Lodge No. 107 Knights of Pythias installs officers last night led by William C. Akers as Chancellor Commander A P Poe as Junior Past Chancellor Arthurs Redmond as Vice Chancellor Commander E R Craven as Prelate Louis Steinfeld as Master of Work H B Conley as Keeper of Records and Seals M F Stephenson as Master of Finance George Wolf as Master of Exchequer William C Gibbin as Master at Arms R F Wilson as Inner Guard Charles Hemphling as Outer Guard and William Ellis J Hamlin Phil Harten as Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Wilson
Charles Hemphling
William Ellis
J. Hamlin
Phil Harten
Freed on liquor charge for Covington man
Harry J. Barth was acquitted by a jury in Covington Police Court after a December 20 raid that confiscated a large still. Barth testified he rented the 902 Worth Street house and had leased the space to an unknown man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Barth
Worth Street
Covington
Neuman Armstrong
Orville Walker
Barth
Covington Eagles to Elect Worthy Chaplain Thursday Evening
Fraternal Order of Eagles No 329 will hold an election for the unexpired term of Worthy Chaplain on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Aerie Hall located at 16 East Eighth Street Covington. Samuel Furste named as president with H G Klosterman listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Eagles
Aerie Hel
East Eighth Street
Order of Eagles
Samuel Furste
H. G. Klosterman
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Witness states he knew nothing about the still in the house. Defendant was represented by John T. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Murphy
Northern Kentucky Boy Scout Council Formed with 400 Members
The Northern Kentucky Council of the Boy Scouts of America was organized last night at Covington headquarters with 25 troops and 400 members from Kenton and Campbell counties. Boone County will join once troops form. Officers elected include John Hermann president, Harry Schaeper vice president, George L Hill and J T Hatfield second and third vice presidents, Jack Or secretary, Thomas Hanauer treasurer, N S Kilpatrick national representative, F Stallsmith scout executive, and E Carmack aiding as scout executive. An application will be made for a charter and committees will operate through the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Council
Boy Scouts of America
Fourth
Scott Streets
Covington
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Boone County
John Hermann
Kenton County
Harry Schaeper
Campbell County
4George L. Hill
J. T. Hatfield
Jack Or
Thomas Hanauer
Richard 2. Ernst
Washington, D. C
N. S. Kilpatrick
F. Stallsmith
National Organization
E. Carmack
Scout
Louisville
Women and Gold leads Liberty two day bill
The Liberty Theater opens with Women and Gold starring Frank Mayo and Sylvia Breamer for a two day run with a Mack Sennett comedy and a news reel. Friday and Saturday feature Jane Novak in The Lullaby a news reel and a Hal Roach comedy. Wednesday's vaudeville includes Tallman and Kerwin and Thursday through Saturday the Washington Trio sing in a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Sylvia Breamer
Liberty Theater
Mack Sennett
Jane Novak
Hal Roach
Tallman
Kerwin
Washington Trio
Old Village Choir Singers
Five Year Old Boy Struck by Car Near Twentieth and Greenup
Gerald Muething five was hit by a car driven by Reverend Cc C McGinley at Twentieth and Greenup streets. The child was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital with a broken leg. Witnesses called the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Muething
Fred Muething
Eastern Avenue
Cc. C. McGinley
Wallace Avenue
Twentieth
Greenup Streets
McGinley
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Two Children Hit by Truck in Covington Run to Hospital
Dorothy Doolan nine and Albert Schriever ten of Ft. Mitchell were struck at Fifth street and Madison avenue by a truck driven by Ray Becker. They were taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital where officials reported no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Doolan
Albert Schriever
Ft. Mitchell
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
Ray Becker
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lang Lumber executive speaks on lumber industries
Covington Rotary Club members heard George Lang of Lang Lumber Company Covington report at noon on lumber kinds and production methods. Mark T. Holtzman of Harrisburg Pa spoke briefly about a Covington hotel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Divorces Sought By Two Women and Suit for Debt
Mrs Nina A Minor sues husband C Minor for divorce on cruelty claiming marriage April 14 1912. Mrs Marie J Morgan seeks divorce from Olivers M Morgan for cruelty and custody after marriage May 26 1915 at Norfolk Virginia lasting to August 20 1924. John Van Range Company of Cincinnati sues S H Swan Covington for $88.56 owed on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina A. Minor
C. Minor
Marie J. Morgan
Olivers M. Morgan
Norfolk
John van Range Company
Cincinnati
S. H. Swan, Covington
Marriage Licenses Issued in Covington and Kenton County
Elwood C. Mitchell of Covington and Dorothy A. Hall of Covington listed, as did Barnard Hauer and Florence Klotz, both of Kenton County Kentucky, in the marriage license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood C. Mitchell
Covington
Dorothy A. Hall
Barnard Hauer
Kenton County
Florence Klotz
Newport approves strainer project at water pumphouse
Newport city commissioners accepted the M. H. Crane estate bid of 4200 for a strainer on the intake pipe at the Water Works Pumphouse. The strainer aims to prevent ice from entering the pumping system after a cold wave shutdown. Claims totaling 22890 were allowed and salary raise requests for police and fire personnel were referred for committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City Commissioners
M. H. Crane
Newport Water Works
Newport Police and Fire Departments
Joseph Schrode 73 Dies After Short Illness
Joseph Schrode 73 of Chestnut and Brighton streets Newport died at home after a brief illness. He is survived by a widow eight children. Funeral is set for Friday with a requiem mass at Corpus Christi Church and interment in Johns Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonseph Shrode
Joseph Schrode
Chestnut
Brighton
Newport
Corpus Christi Church
Johns Hill
Campbell Circuit Court Sees Seduction Trial In Ohio
Fred S Becker of Hamilton Avenue North Side C was placed on trial yesterday afternoon before Judge Caldwell on a seduction charge. The prosecuting witness is Miss Marie Koehler daughter of Gus Koehler Newport lock smith. The offense is alleged to have occurred March 9 1924. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Charles Sullivan sued H P Dryden and unknown heirs of Garrett Dunn and George Lindsey to recover 192 for street improvements in Clifton Ky. He also sued Ogle Nelson for 72 71 for street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Cirucult Court
Fred S. Becker
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
Caldwell
Marie Koehler
Gus Koehler
Newport Locksmith
Charles Sullivan
H. P. Dryden
Garrett Dunn
George Lindsey
Clifton
Ogle Nelson
Residence names appear in scattered 4 entries for Roland Bowen Blanche Walter
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals linked to Newport Kentucky and nearby areas. Roland Bowen Blanche Walter Harry cereas Bearl Lee Tolley Hamilton Bowman and a Hamilton entry appear without clear context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Bowen
Blanche Walter
Harry Cereas
Newport
Bearl Lee
Pntefere Tolley
Haecleia
Hamilton, Bowman
Hamilton
Two Killed as Car Hits Wagon in Indiana
Seymour Indiana January 6 two people died when a wagon carrying George Lewis 63 and an unidentified youth about 19 was struck by a southbound Interstate Public Service Company interurban car four miles from Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Seymour
Ind
George Lewis
Interstate Public Service Company
Hagedorn Dies After Newport Shooting
William E. Hagedorn a 59 year old Newport baker was shot in the abdomen New Year’s morning and died at Speers Memorial Hospital Dayton Kentucky. His son Clyde Hagedorn a witness described a stranger firing the fatal shot and authorities sought William Freeman Jr who is missing. Police from nearby cities were asked to help locate the slayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hagedorn
West
Fifth Street
Newport
Speers Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Clyde Hagedorn
Walter B. Hughes
William Freeman, Jr
Fourth and
Isabella Streets
Price
Freeman
Hagedorn
Fanning Estate Will Benefits Multiple Catholic Orphanages
The will of Anna Fanning of Newport probated yesterday directs bulk of the estate to Catholic institutions and orphanages. Joseph Meagher named trustee and executor. Specific bequests include Rita School for the Deaf Cumville, St. Joseph Orphanages in Cold Springs and Cumminsville, and several others with sums from 100 to 500 dollars. After May Livingston receives 500 dollars, the residue goes to be shared among St. Joseph’s Orphanages in Cold Springs Cumminsville and Norwood and the Convent of the Good Shepherd Ft. Thomas Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Anna Fanning
Newport
Joseph Meagher
Newport National Bank
Little Sisters of the Poor
Riddle Road
Cincinnati
St. Francis Hospital
Society For the Propagation of Faith
Boston
Mass
St. Joseph
Cold Springs
Rita School For the Deaf
Cumville
St. Joseph's Orpha
Cumminsville
Stella Bussing
Frank Holmes
Rockford
Mary Frazier
Chicago
May Livingston
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Norwood
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Newport Police 1924 Report Highlights Arrests and Stolen Goods
Chief Snyder presented a year 1924 report to Mayor Livingston and the City Commission showing 1 617 arrests and 7 267 62 in police court fines, with 79 017 50 worth of goods stolen and 73 718 recovered. Patrols totaled 1 822 runs while 75 cars and 28 bikes were stolen. He urges Monmouth street as a one way during business hours and on Saturdays and requests two more department cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Police Department
Snyder
A. J. Livingston
City Commission
Monmouth Street
Seat Sale Opens for Newport High Revue This Week
The Newport High School revue will be staged at Park Avenue School on January 16 and 17. C W Craft, the principal, expects large crowds for performances directed by Jack Middleton, with nearly 100 participants. Middleton’s Juvenile Follies and a modern musical comedy What a Lovely Moon headline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Park Avenue
C. W. Craft
Craft
Newport
Jack Middleton
Middleton
New York
Court appoints bailiff attorney for the poor
Judge Yeatman names Elmer Hunsicker as public defender for three months in Police Court. The defender will aid only those unable to hire counsel and will not represent crooks or those who can afford an attorney. He cautioned lawyers against questionable bondsman practices. two defendants were represented by Hunsicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hunsicker
Yeatman
Hunsicker
Republicans to Discuss Purchase of Longview Hospital
A Hamilton County GOP meeting is set for Saturday at 1 30 P M at Republican headquarters in the Strand Building to consider state funds for buying Longview Hospital. Clifford Brown, president of the county board, announced the plan. R K Hynicka, chairman of the Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee, will attend after arriving from Los Angeles and may preside at the next January executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Republican
Strand
Longview Hospital
Clifford Brown
Board of
County Commissioners
R. K Hynicka
Republican Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Hynicka
Executive Committee
Kathman Funeral to Be Held for 67 Year Old Man
Funeral services for Herman Kathman aged 67 of 1852 Knox Street will take place Thursday at 8 30 at St Leo’s Church. Burial follows at St Joseph’s Cemetery. Kathman, a railroad crossing watchman, died Monday morning two hours before his 67th birthday. he was father of Patrolman Charles Kathman of the Ninth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathman
Herman Kathman
Knox Street
Charles Kathman
Ninth District
Teacher Takes Life With Poison in Guilford School
William Fallon a 30 year old physical culture instructor at Guilford School died after drinking poison at his West Eighth Street home. A cousin found him convulsing. a hastily written will left cash and bank accounts to his aunt with whom he lived. Relatives noted Fallon was in good health and spirit before the act. An automobile given to a friend was involved in a separate attempted suicide by Charles Hardinger at his in laws home after marital quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fallon
West Eighth Street
Guilford School
Clifford McGee
McGee
Fallon
Union Trust Company
John Storch
Bellevue
Charles Hardinger
Colerain Avenue
Beekin Street
Swallettin Bannon
General Hospital
Hardinger
PATTERNS A Comfortable Play Suit No 4976
Pattern description for a children’s play suit in four sizes 2 3 4 and 5 years. Materials include gingham linen flannel jersey and poplin. Yardage details given for 36 inch fabric and sleeve variations with additional fabric for collars facings and pockets. Sent by mail for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Book of Fashions Fall and Winter 1924-25
Request to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to obtain an up to date Book of Fashions for fall and winter 1924 25. The ad highlights the fashion guide and suggests timely purchase.
Beach Pajamas Move From Beach to Boudoir Fashion
A 1925 fashion note discusses the beach pajama trend gaining attention at resorts like the Lido Deauville and Biarritz. It notes that pajamas may be worn with Oriental inspired coats and upholstery tassels, and describes an all over gold lace negligee with a feathered cape and orchid bead accessories as a luxe example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deauville
Biarritz
Fairchild
A Wife's Confessional in a Garden Shadow
A narrator recalls a stealthy hedge encounter near the Durkee home while fetching money for Mother Graham. He returns to her room, where she hides fear and urges caution as they watch the rose garden and shrubbery for movement, fearing unseen observers and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Graham
Engaged by Fay Stevenson
Marcella Lane an 18 year old from boarding school becomes engaged to Robert Hanson 25 a mercantile firm employee Their engagement faces typical lovers quarrels reconciliations and plans for the future The serial aims at engaged readers with wedding imagery and romance hours. Tomorrow The Wedding Rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Lane
Robert Hanson
Fasting and Health Myths from Chicago Experiments
Dr Royal S Copeland outlines a Chicago physiology department head’s fifteen day fast and argues for moderation in eating. He warns against overeating, notes hunger can feel psychological, and suggests periodic short fasts may offer health benefits. Readers’ questions about weight cancer rubber wear and exercises are addressed by Dr Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Copeland
Royal
Ser., Inc
Golden Rule Explained by Arthur Nash at Covington Club
Cincinnati manufacturer Arthur Nash spoke on the Golden Rule before the Covington Industrial Club. Henry Jenisch, club president, introduced Nash as the only man in the country who has made the Golden Rule work successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Covington Industrial Club
Henry Jenisch
Nash
Condition of Mrs Ella Heckel Improves at Booth Memorial
Mrs Ella Heckel aged 39 owner of a boarding house at 112 Past Fifth street was slightly improved last night at Booth Memorial Hospital. Police took her there Monday night after she swallowed poison. She refused to say if the act was deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Heckel
Fifth Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
The Wedding Gown and Veil Bring Change to Marcella
Marcella studies her elegant wedding gown and veil as Bob Hanson voices awe. The gown blends lilies and orange blossoms with austere bodice lines and a lace veil crowned by tulle. As preparations end, Marcella wonders how her identity will change after marriage and whether she will keep her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella
Bob
Fenee
Marcell
Lohengrin
Robert Hanson
Marcella Lane
Marcella Lane Hanson
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss
An advertised weight loss scheme claims a simple regimen of four daily tablets to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It urges readers to buy Marmola Prescription Tablets from a local druggist or mail order Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit, Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. T. Holtzman
Harrisburg, Pa
Jenisch
Masons
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Jack Holt
Montgomery Coal CO
Main Sts
Phenes
Krause Pure Drugs
Madieen Ave
Covington, Ky
Henry Eichler
BOY Scout Council
Lang
Kenton Circuit Court
The
Associated Press
Plymouth Coal
Hatfield Coal CO
Madison Ave
Longview
Toonerville Frolley
G. Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Adele Garrison
Feat
Fay Stevenson
By Press Publishing Co
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Dr. Copeland
Effie—Q
Vitek
West Seventh St
Ockenstett! Jeweler
Albert Banasch Co
Race St
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