Society Notes Ahead of Miss Mabelle Greenwald’s Marriage
Social items list multiple engagements and events in honor of Miss Mabelle Greenwald and Mr. William Milligan’s upcoming wedding on February 15. Also noted are parties hosted by Edith Wilson, Clara Strebel, Margaret Buhr, June Walker, and others across Tusculum Avondale Spring Grove venue and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Greenwald
William Milligan
Frank Milligan
Tusculum
Edith Wilson
Willard Fox
Harry Tietig
Ladies’ Whist Club
Sherman Schneider
Mr. Bechneider
Social notes from Highlands and nearby towns
Mrs Augusta Helm of Montgomery Va visited Mt Pleasant Ave last week. Miss Ruth Marty hosted Mary Shaw of New York. J J Metcalfe is ill at Ft Thomas Ave. Emma Long returned from Mainville Ohio. Mrs Hulda Bates engaged to Lt H M Bailey now at Fort Leavenworth. C H Kruse hosted Inverness Country Club dance for daughter Ethel. Gladys Ross hosted Rho Deltas Saturday. Georgia Rust ill at home Mt Pleasant Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Helm
Montgomery
Caleb Ives
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Ruth Marty
Mary Shaw
New York
J. J. Metcalfe
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Emma Long
Mainville
Hulda G. Bates
Joshua Hall Bates
H. M
Westwood Socials Planned By Sisson and Werk Families
Mrs Sisson and Miss Alma Orr issue euchre invitations for next Tuesday at Mrs Sissons home. Westwood girls set a leap year dance next Friday in Town Hall with patrons Mrs Leslie Starr Mrs Stanton Mrs Pape and Mrs John G Williams. Several residents travel visits noted including Mrs John Caldwell in Martinsville Ind for ten days and Mrs Arthur McFaddin to Greensborough NC. Miss Werk entertained a Friday evening dance honoring niece Miss Jeannie Werk Miss Louise Alien and Miss Florence Thorne Woodmansee. Attendees at Ida Petersons Tuesday home event on McHenry avenue included several named young ladies and gentlemen. Walter McFaddin leaves for California indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisson
Alma Orr
Euchre
Mrs. Sisson
Westwood
Town Hall
Leslie Starr
Stanton
Pape
John G. Williams
John Caldwell
Martinsville
Ind
Arthur McFaddin
Greensborough
N. C
Ervin Koch
Robert Kelley
Walter McFaddin
Chester Kling
Ore Morris
Frank Sanders
Clarence Peterson
California
Terrace Park Social News and Visits
Miss Filsie Tuen hosted a euchre party on Sunday January 12 with several friends. Mrs J H Rudd and daughter Mildred began a month long visit in Washington DC. Mrs Herbert Barlow and daughter Marian visit Charles Gegner and daughter Belle. Mr and Mrs George McClelland, former locals now of Blair Nevada, are visiting Mr McClelland's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filsie Tuen
J. H. Rudd
Mildred
Washington, D. C
Herbert Barlow
Marian
Cincinnati
Charles Gegner
Belle Gegner
George McClelland
Blair, Nev
Mr. McClelland
Florida tour guests pack Jacksonville for health and pleasure
Special correspondent notes tourists flock to Jacksonville for sun and sea. A mix of anaemic bachelors, nervous ladies, debutantes, and scholars mingle with visitors from Cincinnati and Ohio towns at the Aragon and Duval hotels as sunshine revives their spirits. Numerous named guests and locals register among the party, including Col. Ferhim and Mrs. Payne, with others from Columbus, Toledo, Middletown, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
E. M. Johnson
F. P. Bowles
Louisville
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
J. B. Trevor
Windsor
J. J. Castellion
W. W. Boynton
U. S. McIlvaine
H. T. Culver
Elyria
Commercial Tribune
Jacksonville
the Aragon
Col. Ferhim
John Schneider
Fred Schneider
R. T. Wehring
M. O. Abrams
H.M. Alexander
M. L. Alexander
Charles E. Payne
Port Clinton
T. C. Flinney
Toledo
H. P. Sentner
Columbus
C. P. Cleveland
Cata
Alliance
D. A. Jacobs
I Smith
Middletown
Einstein
Duval
F. McCoullough
Louislle
E. R. Stone
Palm Beach Honeymoons and Hardcourt Play Amid Tropical Warmth
Palm Beach reports lively tennis and golf in a palm shaded setting by the hotel courts. The Palm Beach Limited mule train runs between hotels as honeymoon visitors and bridal couples fill Breakers and nearby walks. Mr and Mrs Henry Miemes of Cincinnati join the honeymoon colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Palm Beach
Florida
Henry Miemes
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay Winter Social Season Begins Early
Tampa Bay in January opens a bustling social season with launch parties automobile gatherings and elegant evenings at the rotunda. Notables from Cincinnati Owensville and Columbus arrive to attend rooms at the hotel since early this year. Weather turns brisk yet the social pace remains high as visitors register at Tampa Bay and Hillsboro House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Tampa Bay
West Coast
George Mitchell
Cincinnati
W. F. Jones
Owensville
Ind
Palmetto
Franklin Street
W. M. Gerard
F. E. Henry
Ashtabula
Giles
Mitchell
John C. Sheets
W. H. Arnold
Columbus
Hillsboro House
Ponce de Leon Guests Fill St. Augustine Court Season
Morning concerts at the Ponce de Leon court enchant guests as tropical plants bloom along the south wall. Ohio visitors and Cincinnati residents register at the Alcazar and Magnolia while Buckeye and Circleville couples join the St Augustine resort crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Augustine
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Greaves
Cincinnati
W. C. Harris
Painesville
G. Fox
Lee Kaufman
Kaufman
W. Tusk
L. N. Countryman
Bertha Hawkin
R E
R. F. Rohn
R. c. Roberts
Co. W. Baldwin
Carl M. Baldwin
Columbus
Ohio
Alcazar
J. J Castellini
W. A. Mitchell
I. J. Cannon
Hunt
George H. Vonderat
Abe Bloom
Neme Glus
Charles W. Hanson
M. Box
A. H. Fox
A. K Andrews
Freda H. Zimmerman
J. Morrissey
Berea
W. J. Weaver
Circleville
J. W. Wilkerson
G. W. Simpkinson
E. Cunningham
Isabe and
Jerinie Cunningham
Real Estate Transactions and Mortgages in Local Market
Numerous deed transfers list parcels bought or leased on streets and avenues, including Lot WOOT, east side Boongry Pumg, and sections in Green Town Bernard Neteler leases. Several mortgages are filed or canceled involving John Hensel, Elizabeth Miller, Ferdinand Linden, and others, with details on parcel sizes and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Quick
Frank M. Hull
Carthage Pike
Center
Amalia Burdorf
Webb Street
McGregor Avenue
Krouse Bvodug
Glendale Avenue
Christ ‘Kracke
John B. Meder
William
B. Bates
Herman Graebe
Esbecra
Elizabeth Miller
Ferdinand Linden
Farmer’s College
Burnet & Reeder’s
Gerard Grandview Avenue
Poe
Ship Hill Avenue
Pendleton Street
Victor J
Castellini
Antonio Castellini
Caroline Krause
Henry C. Froelich
P. Marshall
Joseph H. Lewis
Helena Graebe
Hensel
Salvation Army Colonel Holz Addresses East Eighth Street Citadel
Colonel R E B Holz of the Middle West Salvation Army spoke to a large audience at the Citadel in East Eighth Street. Major and Mrs Escott, recently moved from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, attended and Major Escott spoke briefly. Holz is in town for the farewell service with the Escotts scheduled today and tomorrow at the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Escott
R. E B. Holz
Middle West
Salvation Army
Citadel of the Army
East Eighth
Escott
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Holt
Citadel
Boy Arrested for Smoking in City
Harry, a boy of 633 Vine Street, was picked up by Patrolman Knockenauer at Fifth Street and Lodge Alley on a charge of smoking a cigarette. He is held for the Juvenile Court after allegedly abusing the officer when asked to discard the cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Vine Street
Knockenauer
Fifth Street
Lodge Alley
Millcreek Valley Note Details Glendale Man Fatal Injury
Louis Arms, 30, of Glendale, was struck while leaning from a Millcreek Valley car and suffered a fractured skull. He was transported to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Valley
Louis Arms
Glendale
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Elmwood Place Social Gatherings Reported
Mrs Huffman hosted the Afternoon Club at Main avenue Friday. The M E Ladies Aid Society met at Bischoff's Chestnut street home on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prf Huffman
Main Avenue
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Bischoff
Chestnut Street
Pope Pius II Improves. Audiences Suspended
Rome report says Pope Pius was visited by Dr Petacci and Dr Magchiafava and found in better health. The physician urged rest and suspended today’s audiences while the Pope remains in bed under care. Cardinal Merry Del Val Monsignor Bissetti and the Papal Secretary of State were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Petacci
Merry del Val
Monsignor Bissetti
Vatican
Magchiafava
Wireless message saves a man's life on steamer Plymouth
George H. Allen, aboard the sound steamer Plymouth traveling from New York to Fall River, was about to drink poison when a wireless telegraph message alerted authorities. The steamer searched the vessel and found Allen in a stateroom with the poison bottle. he was restrained and brought to Fall River, thanks to the wireless installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Fall River
Mass
George H. Allen
Plymouth
New York
Allen
Funeral arrangements for Father John M Mackey announced
The body will be moved from Mt St Marys Seminary Cedar Point to St Peter Cathedral for public viewing and funeral rites. Vespers will be led by Father Mulvihill with Gregorian chant by seminarians. Archbishop Moeller will preside at the requiem high mass with as sistants masters of ceremony and deacons. Honorary pallbearers from Cathedral and St Patricks Church are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Mackey
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cedar Point
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Mulvihill
Archbishop Moeller
John Schoenhoeft
Eugene A. Davis
John Gallagher
James Henry
William de Hickey
James‘ Moore
Timothy Lacey
Matthew O’brien
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Mackey
Richard Parker
John HW. Costello
John Neabry
Robert Heath
St. Patrick's
Thomas Lanigan
Thomas Geoghegan
John Malloy
John Deasy
New Magistrate Armistead Installs Miller in Oxford
Magistrate Norman Armistead of Oxford Township appointed W. C. Miller of College Corner to fill a trustee vacancy left by Captain L. D. House. George Mitchell, who was expected to name Charles Leggett, may challenge the appointment as Armistead’s term runs until March 28 and Mitchell seeks a legal remedy to block Miller from serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Norman Armistead
Oxford Township
George Mitchell
L. D. House
Mitchell
Charles Leggett
Armistead
W. C. Miller
College Corner
Miller
Former Mayor Elected First Reader in Hamilton Church
William F. Thomas, who retired as Mayor of Hamilton on January 1, has been elected First Reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Hamilton. This role is the church’s highest office, equivalent to a pastor. Mrs Lem and the couple left the Episcopal Church last year to join Christian Scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
William F. Thomas
Hamilton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lem
Protestant Episcopal Church
Japan
Koco Akimoto
Cunego Baba
Tobotori Enami
Kacutaro Fijimoto
Kametaro Goda
Nizaemon Hamada
Hiromiri Icihasi
Cunehiko Jamamonte
Kiyohiro Kadokara
Tomotoki Macui
Sosiro Nagamura
Jijimoto Oike
Checkers Column Notes and Readers’ Correspondence
Checker Editor features communications for the Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati. Readers arrange games in five columns with a numbered board, Black moves first, and solutions to problems are requested. Various correspondents from Ohio and Indiana comment on games, events, and problems, including Walter Gales and J Tyler, with a problem by J T Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gales
Williamsburg
Gdles
Ohio
John Tyler
Cincinnati
Edgar P. Wolferstan
Indianapolis
Ind
Checker
Commercial Tribune
D. Logan
Middletown
Edgar P. Wolferston
J. Tyler
City
White to Play and Win In Endgame Problems No 38
Chess notation dense page fragment shows puzzle solutions and moves for problems numbered 38 and 14. White to play and win, with several line results like 7-2 29-25 2-79-13 and 25-22. Black to play and draw if 3-7. Includes king and white piece sequences across multiple boards and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
King
Bristol
Experi
Dundee
Jordan
Suter
Lcc
N. D
River Departures and river conditions at Cincinnati port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 29 feet 9 inches and falling. Departures listed include The Tacoma for Charleston and others. The Courier from Manchester and City of Louisville from Louisville due today. Government forecast expects continued fall to Cincinnati by weekend. Ships leaving include Courier, City of Louisville, Virginia, Georgia Lee, and Greenwood with schedules and departure points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tacoma
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
The
Courier
Manchester
City of
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Sycamore Street
Main Street
Virginia
Broadway
Lee Line
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Greene Line
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Sycamiore Street
River Levels Reported in Midwest and Ohio Valley Ports
Special Dispatches show Davis Island Dam at 8.5 feet and falling while Louisville and Cairo rivers rise. Evansville reports rapidly rising waters, St. Louis records a 4.1 foot level with a fall, and ships arrive or depart including the Wash Honshell Nellie John N Macomb and Herman Paepcke with notes of clear cold weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Madison
Fair and Pleasant
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Wash Honshell
Lower
Mississippi
Nellie
Tennessee River
John N. Macomb
St. Louis
Herman Paepcke
Cincinnatian Arrested for Speeding Car in Hamilton
Levi E. Bailey of Cincinnati was arrested in Hamilton on January 18 charged with speeding an automobile. Police say he and friends drove rapidly through Hamilton yesterday and abused an officer when halted. The car broke down at Lebanon and was brought back for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Levi E. Bailey
Cincinnati
Sard
Thomas Motor Car Company
Hamilton
Lebanon
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
The Angel Oil Company of Cincinnati files for 10000 dollars with Theo W Meader S C Roettinger Ed L Brooks Clara Stannus and Lipman Levy. The Palmyra Telephone Company also at 10000 dollars with J G Wilson W FE Craig S A Church C Shepard and Perry Robinson. The Advertisers Club of Cincinnati files with Will L Finch James P Orr David B Gibson W E Kreidler and H Eugene Hall. The Cedar Springs Co of 100000 dollars with Charles S McHenry Charles F Mitchell Charles C Chamberlain Frank I Brown and F P Chamberlain. The State Of Co Findlay increases capital stock from 10000000 to 12900000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Angel Oil Company
Cincinnati
Theo. W. Meader
S. C. Roettinger
Ed. L. Brooks
Clara Stannus
Lipman Levy
Palmyra Telephone Company
J. G. Wilson
W. FE. Craig
S.A. Church
Perry Robinson
Advertisers’ Club
Will L. Finch
James P. Orr
David B Gibson
W. E. Kreidler
H. Eugene Hall
Cedar, Springs Co
Charles S. McHenry
Charles F. Mitchell
Charles C. Chamberlain
Frank I. Brown
F. P. Chamberlain
State of} Co
Findlay
Financial market snapshot from New York and Boston
Financial notices show money on call steady with short term time loans at 5 percent for sixty to ninety days and six months. Sterling exchange firm with bankers’ bills around 486 to 487 and sixty day bills 482.75 to 483. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds steady with various price quotes across issuers in Boston and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Steac
Boston
Atchison Te
Wiskas
Chison
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Mexican Central
Union Pacific
Uiscel
Emical
Edison Electric Illum
General Electric
One Setts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United Fruit Tne
United Stee Machinery Sy da
United States Steel
Cotton seed oil prime 40c
New Orleans reporting cot ton seed oil at prime price of 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton Seed Oil Prime
Esperanto Yearbook lists 1907 registrants and global reach
W M Ampt notes the 1907 Esperanto Yearbook details 459 pages listing 16 300 Esperantists worldwide with 749 in the United States. It includes registrants by region and occupation plus Japan Sino and European society members. The piece emphasizes global spread from Asia Africa North and South America Europe and Oceania with many named individuals and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ampt
Cincinnati
Esperantists of
Europe
Br. Wzamenbot
Warsaw
Paris
United States
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Iceland
Timbuctoo
San Francisco
New York
Moscow
Constantinople
Japan
Espeéranté Clerks Promote Multilingual Trade Tactics
In Constantinople the Singer Sewing Machine Company employs a diverse Espéreranté staff including Victor Marassoglou Joseph Sachyn Jean Sakellaridis Natale Schenone Constantin Stefanidis and Alfred Varthatiti. The firm uses a common language approach to win foreign trade and cites a Paris Exposition placard warning of pickpockets rendered in twenty nine languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Victor Marassoglou
Joseph Sachyn
Jean Sakellaridis
Natale Schenone
Constantin Stefanidis
Alfred Varthatiti
Espéeranté
Paris
Lee Line Steamer Service to Lower Ohio and Vicksburg
Georgia Lee sails from the wharfboat foot Broad Street Friday January 24 at 6 p.m. offering fast freight and passenger berths to Mem phis and points including Vicksburg Pine Bluff. Freight received daily. Peters Led follows January 31. Office contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Tger
Ohio
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters
J. F. Ellison
Steamers and freight routes listed with daily departures
Steamers for Manchester and surrounding points leave today at 5 p.m. from Greene Line wheat. Contact M. 1467. Louisville and intermediate points and Lower Ohio freight service steams to Main Street daily at 5 p.m. except Sundays at 9 a.m. Kentucky River freight receiver operates daily. Tel ML 1697.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
All
Greene Line
Sycamore
Louisville
Ohio
Lave Foot
Kentucky River Freight
Tel
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Jewell Pierson
Elberon Country Club
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Marie Gibson Jones
Wood Noel, Jr
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Wetterman
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Reuhlman
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Edom Maia
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M. Kirkpatrick
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John Pawelowski
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Isabella M. Orchard
Knights Templars
Masonic Mutual Aid Association
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Helena Grabe
Linden
Germarnia
W. F. G. Schubeler
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Mai Street
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John “Hauck Brewing Company
Allen Aday Ih
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San Cee
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Harris
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Pope Pius
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Lithgow
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Grand Hotel
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Valencia
Spain
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Hague
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Red Cross of
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Island of Malta
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Monte Carlo
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