Two Boys Escape From Detention In City
William Gastrich seventeen of Liberty street and Edgar Ruff fifteen of Clifton avenue escaped from their quarters in Juvenile Place of Detention yesterday during the absence of the probation officer. A A Landesco spoke on Reform Politics before the night high school alumni. Sixty five graduates were admitted to the membership overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gastrich
Liberty Street
Edgar Ruff
Clifton Avenue
A. A. Landesco
Tragedy After Interurban Fall In Norwood
Sylvia Richardson a colored resident of Pleasant Ridge died yesterday at City Hospital from a fractured skull suffered when she fell from an Interurban traction car last Saturday in Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Richardson
Pleasant Ridge
Norwood
Charles Reith Nominated for Fire Dept Chief Operator
Charles Reith yesterday morning took a noncompetitive examination before the Board of Safety for the position of chief operator in the Fire Department. His name will be certified to Mayor Markbreit for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reith
Board of Safety
Fire Department
Markbreit
Golden Anniversary of William Tell Lodge Celebrated
The William Tell Lodge No. 885 I. O. O. F. marked its 50th anniversary in West End Turner Hall. CC. H. Lyman Grand Secretary of Ohio spoke on Odd Fellowship and the history of Lodge 335.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tell Lodge
West End
Turner Hall
CC. H. Lyman
Ohio
Odd Fellowship
Secretary Bates Arrives to Lead Local Salvation Army
Captain A. E. Bates from New York Salvation Army headquarters arrived yesterday to serve as Secretary to Staff Captain John M. Richards in the local army. He succeeds Captain H. A. Stanton, who will move East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Bates
New York
Salvation Army
John M. Richards
H. A. Stanton
Missionary Society Holds All Day Walnut Hills Meeting
The Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society met all day yesterday at Walnut Hills M E Church. Mrs. F A Aiken presided in the President Mrs William Christie Herron's absence. Mrs Elder of Bray Alabama delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati District Woman's Home Missionary Society
Walnut Hills M. E
F. A. Aiken
William Christie Herron
Elder
Bray, Ala
Four Receive Diplomas at Cincinnati Missionary School
Dr. G. W. Lasher presided at graduation exercises in Mt. Auburn Baptist Church last night. Four graduates were Viola Miller Grace Thomas Margaret Foreman and Louise Burridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lasher
Cincinnati Baptist Missionary Training School
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Viola Miller
Grace Thomas
Margaret Foreman
Louise Burridge
Musical and literary entertainment for Jewish Relief aid
A program led by Miss Ida Alexander I took place last night in the Whittier street Sabbath school rooms to benefit the Women's Auxiliary to the Jewish Consumptives Relief Society. Dr. William Hillkowitz gave an address titled The Denver Sanitorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Alexander
Whittier Street
Jewish Consumptive's Relief Society
William Hillkowitz
Denver
Health Officer Advises Mothers on Cooling Children
In a pamphlet issued yesterday Health Officer Brown warns mothers to treat babies as infants not small adults and offers hot weather care tips. The district physicians will distribute the booklet to households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Missionary Workers Meet in College Hill Gather
The Cincinnati Presbyterian Society of Home and Foreign Missions held an all day meeting in College Hill. Miss Frances Isabella Graham of Kodoll India spoke in the morning and Miss Josephine Petrie of Newport spoke in the afternoon. Luncheon was served with guests from Cincinnati and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Presbyterian Societies of Home and Foreign Missions
College Hill
Frances Isabella Graham
Kodoll
India
Josephine Petrie
Newport
Missionary Societies
Cincinnati
Suburbs
County Commissioners Award Oiling Contracts in Hamilton and Springfield Pike
The County Commissioners awarded oiling contracts from College Hill to Mt. Healthy on Hamilton County pike and from Butler County line to Oak Avenue, Glendale on Springfield pike to Indiana Refining Company as lowest bidder at 1649 dollars 43 cents. A sheep fund claim of 23 dollars was filed by Charles Matson for stray dog losses on his Miami Township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
College Hill
Mt. Healthy
Springfield Pike
Butler County
Oak Avenue
Glendale
Indiana Refining Company
Charles Matson
Miami Township
Visitation Day at Bethany Home Glen dale
Bethany Home on Albion Avenue Glen dale schedules its annual visitation day to begin with an 11 o clock service led by Dean Paul Matthews from the Cathedral. The programme continues with house inspections Luncheon at 1230 and a 130 business meeting of the Bethany Home Aid Society. At 230 a children’s entertainment The Bridal of Queen Rose features fifty three children directed by the sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Home
Albion Avenue
Glendale
Paul Matthews
Bethany Home Aid Society
Queen Rose
Police rule limits corpse transport to morgue
Chief of Police Millikin told the Safety Board he ordered no more dead bodies be taken to the County Morgue in patrol wagons on advice from Lieutenant Duffy. Duffey says long trips tire the horses. The board says the Coroner and county undertaker should handle transport and referred the issue to Mayor Markbreit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Safety Board
Duffy
Duffey
Markbreit
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of recent civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court includes Herman Bellstedt Jr. versus Ehrgott for $156.00. The Smith and Miller Piano Company versus The P C C and St. L Ry Co. on appeal from Squire Lamping. Aded cases cite Eraston v. Joseph P. Rogers for $2,555 and others. Also listed are a divorce case Flynn versus Flynn. Wilhelmine Wessel versus John B. et al. for estate partition. Fannie Tannian versus Charles S. for injunction. John R. Dietrich versus Ferro Company and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bellstedt, Jr
Ehrgott
Smith & Miller Piano Company
Squire Lamping
Ae. Erraston
Joseph P.ogers
F & Wiliams
Eres
Plainville
Ireton
Collins
oOynn
Flynn
Sparks
Wilhelmine Wessel
John B
Lemaller
Nervine Promoted For Grippe Ailment’s Aftereffects
advertisement-style text extols La Grippe as a nerve affecting whole system. It claims heart and lungs suffer and warns of lasting aftereffects. Promotes Dr Miles Nervine to fortify nerves. Mentions stomach and liver pills in a vague testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Shaker Woman Life Story and West Union Suit Details
A federal suit filed yesterday alleges the West Union Shaker Society neglected Charity Hilton and a life member Mary Porter, seeking dissolution and distribution of about 285000 in property to thirteen survivors. The case names U S Shakers leaders and West Union trustees, with claims of religious abandonment and mistreatment of Charity Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker Society
West Union
Mary ©. Porter
Charity Hilton
West Union Shakers
United Society of Shakers
Joseph Holden
Harriet Bullock
Lebanon
N. Y
Andrew Barrett
Mary Gass
Union
Warren County
Mary E. Porter
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Patterson Reece
W. E. Garth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Miles Medical Company
Park & Sons Company
Federal Court of Kentucky
Park & Songs Company
Miles
Court of Appeals
Maes Company
Hartman
Miles Company
Kentucky
Dowagiac Company
Brennan and
Jobherg
Creditors Win Consent Judgments Against Burkholds in Common Pleas
In the case McCammon and others vs Burkhold and wife Judge Woodmansee orders Henry Burkhold and Lizzie A Burkhold to pay $58,228.96 within ten days to listed creditors including Walter McCammon administratrix Edith Coombe Lida Coombe Emma Whetstone Henry Whetstone William Greenwald Cincinnati Trust Company Eliza Greenwald and others with interest and potential sale of pledged stock if unpaid. The action stems from purchase of 224 shares of I & E Greenwald Company to gain control and pledged stock as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burkhold
Lizzie A. Burkhold
Woodmansee
McCammon
Burkhold
I. & E. Greenwald Company
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
A. E. Shattuck
William E. Greenwald
Cincinnati Trust Company
Eliza Greenwald
City water works revenue boosts general fund
The Board of Public Service received six month operation estimates totaling 3 290 083 22 for the year. Water Works is budgeted at 1 154 467 95 and its earnings are returned to the citys general fund. Other department figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Probate Court Bequeaths Funds and Estates Filed
The probate docket lists a $100 bequest to St Aloysius Orphan Asylum and filings for estates including Anna K Boekley $300 Louis Boekley $9 100 Louis Hutzelman Conrad Muller Mary Meier and General Assembly purchasing agent roles. City departments and public works entries show large municipal funds and projects totaling $2 185 615 27 with various department line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Boekley
Louis V. Boekley
Louis Hutzelman
Conrad Muller
Michael Hutzelman
Mary Meier
House of Refuge
Uoveb
Adeondeneien Hgopdebo
Cox Pound
Cox Pound Stree’ Sues
Property Strip Transfer Shifts Held by Mooney Firm
Conveyed that which remained of the lots from which the ten foot strip had been taken. Burch Johnson represented Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch & Johnson
Mooney
Assistant Prosecutor Gifts to Prisoners Highlight Court Session
Judge Hunt sentences John Robinson to two years for cutting Edna Hurst, suspended on good behavior. Bailiff Bowman shifts inmates to the reformatory including David Rafferty, David Gratz, Fred King, and George Williams. Williams receives a tie and socks for a minstrel show on July 4, funded by Assistant Prosecutor James who led Williams' case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
John Robinson
Edna Hurst
Robinson
William Bowman
David Rafferty
David Gratz
Fred King
Bowman
Reformatory
George Williams
Williams
James
Judgment and lien details in Burkhold case and related court actions
The judgment creditors gain a lien on all Burkhold real estate and Burkhold waives appeal rights under a four month stay agreement, with tax payments due June. The Ahtmann Church Goods case orders sale of stock debts and fixtures, appointing a three person appraisers panel. A $4,340 stock subscription debt is to be collected. A nursing services suit seeks $2,555 for Alecia McNamara care. The Common Pleas appoints Otto Renner as Assignment Commissioner, replacing Samuel Assur at a $2,000 annual salary, on a one year term. Renner is a telegraph operator for a Cincinnati paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhold
Samuel B. Hammel
Louis A. Ireton
Charles B. Wilby
Dempsey & Nieberding
James B. Swing
Ahtmann Church Goods Company
Main Street
Raymond Faulkner
Roy M. McLaughlin
Benjamin B. Carney
Alecia McNamara
Martha Harrington
Joseph P. Rogers
Cogan, & Williams
Common Pleas
Court Allows State Medical Board Examinations Only At Columbus
The Circuit Court sustained the Ohio State Board of Medical Registration and Examination arguing that the statute requiring simultaneous preliminary examinations in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo applies only to preliminary tests. The court quashed the writ asked by medical student Joseph H Shaw. Charles F Iiams represented the board while Workum Bowdle and Mitchell Wilby spoke for Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Columbus
Joseph H. Shaw
R. S
Cincinnati
Receivers Seek 70 Percent Dividend Permit
Receivers Ernst Troy and Clifford M Cohen of Cohn Bros Co report to the Superior Court they have funds to pay a 70 percent dividend and ask permission to do so. John R Deitrich sues Ferro Concrete Construction Co for 15000 damages over injuries from a scaffold board at Christ Church parish house East Fourth street causing left arm disfigurement. J D De Witt A Breitenstein and S D Bayless attorneys. A jury in Judge Shattucks court awards Maria Sanders 550 damages against Cincinnati Traction Co after being thrown from a wagon struck by a car at Eighth street and Broadway with O K Jones and J W O Hara for plaintiff and Kinkead Rogers Ellis for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Troy
Clifford M. Cohen
Cohn Bros. & Co
John R. Deitrich
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Christ Church
East Fourth Street
J. D. de Witt
A. Breitenstein
8. D. Bayless
Shattuck
Maria Sanders
Cincinnati Traction Company
Eighth Street
Broadway
O. K. Jones
J. W. O'Hara
Kinkead, Rogers & Ellis
Insolvency. Hyde Park land dispute ends with judge ruling
Judge A M Warner decides who gets compensation for land taken for a Hyde Park road widening. Mooney as trustee sold sixteen lots after appropriation. the village paid the award in May. The court addresses who is entitled to the compensation among Mooney and his buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Warner
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
James E. Mooney
Mooney
Warner
Pete Sahvevadds
Pentas Sinew Wien
Multiple Bequests and Commitments Reported in Local Notices
The record lists heirs and estates including Margarethia Bruch 475, John Vogelsang 9500, Casper Leicht 425, and an 2p00 estate for John Churchill. It notes John Theodore Ackerman bequeathing 100 to St Aloysius Orphan Asylum Reading road and 500 to housekeeper Mary Art with residue to Ackerman children and Anne Hackman’s child. Robert Michaels 4 of St Bernard was committed to Longview Hospital over indiscriminate shooting complaints. Bernard Thomann bequeaths Woodward street properties to daughters Rosa F and Caecelia with conditions, and to son Joseph B Thomann and daughter Elizabeth Vandervellen a Woodward street property with 1000 each to Rosa and Caecelia. John Vogelsang leaves estate to wife Elizabeth for life then to daughter Anna Louisa Emmett. Adam Harting personal estate appraised at 604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Meier
Anna Mannféx
Margarethia Bruch
Fred Thole
H. H. Pornohren
Elizabeth Vogelsang
John Vogelsang
Ella Churchill
John Churchill
John Leicht
Casper Leicht
John Theodore Ackerman
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
Reading Road
Mary Art
Henry H. Ackerman
Leo D. Ackerman
William Ackerman
Joseph Ackerman
August Ackerman
Edward Ackerman
Albert Ackerman
Anne Hackman
Share
Robert Michaels
St. Bernard
Longview Hospital
Bernard Thomann
Woodward Street
Rosa F. Thomann
Caecelia Thomann
Joseph
B. Thomann
Elizabeth Vandervellen
Rosa
Caecelia
Elizabeth
Anna Louisa Emmett
Adam Harting
Flynn seeks divorce from Roxie Flynn in Henry County
Robert E. Flynn states his wife Roxie left him three times since their 1898 marriage in Henry County Kentucky and again in June 1961 took all their furniture, prompting his divorce suit filed with attorney Charles S. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Flynn
Roxie
Henry County
Charles S. Sparks
City Hospital Plans Educational Tie with Cincinnati University
In an interview Dr Louis Schwab of the Board of Medical Directors says the hospital should join the city’s educational system. He argues research would aid medical colleges and suggests placing the hospital under Cincinnati University trustees to streamline duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schwab
City Hospital
University
Louis Schwab
Service Board
Cincinnati University
Marriage Licenses Listed for George Westrich and Others
The list shows marriage licenses including George J. Westrich of Mt Healthy and Mary Henchen, with numerous other names and addresses across Mt Healthy, Arlington, Lockland, Norwood, Covington, and nearby locales. Ages range from teens to mid thirties, with residences on W Eighth, Sycamore, Laurel, and similar streets. many entries include street numbers and city abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Westrich
Mt. Healthy
Mary Henchen
Andrew J. Keller
Arlington
Margaret Yearson
Lockland
Christian Barg
Sycamore St
Rosa, Klefer
Liberty
Norbert Woerl
Ytom
Osis
H. Sauerland
Norwood
Clyde Smith
W. Eighth St
John A. Thomas
Poplar St
Theresa Ottke
Spring St
Oscar C Turner
Warren, O
Ruby A. Tullidge
Laurel St
Edward L. Robinson
W. Seventh
Emma M. Parker
Dennis Brackett
George St
Lizzie Lewis
Tremont St
Fairmount
Elizabeth Gohs
John Wopperer
Queen City
Alma Helmer
Cummins
Bernard Westendorf
Dandridge
Gertrude Kokus
Washburn
Charles Minor
Highland
Charlotte C. Wehrmann
Forest
Joseph C. Denslow
Pittsburg
Marion R. Grossman
Cleves
John H. Wurts
Harrison Av
Emma R. Grafe
Aace
Charles Schmid
Antonette Robigsch
C. W. Bredenfoerder
Atkinson St
Lillian Willman
Sedam St
Columbia
Liberty and Elmsts
Martin Siegert, Jr
Taylor's Creek
Lula Cox
Ciavor Lind
Herman Voskoetter
Merton St
Lucy G. Brodbeck
Shadwell St
Roy Hamilton
Frances Kroeger
West Fork
Peter Christopher
Findlay
John Schene
Norwood Clifford A, Dunham
Nellie
R. Jenkins
Norwood BS
Yeshde
John J. Porter
Observatory Road
Eadith L. Frazer
Windsor Av
Covington, Ky
Boal St
Frank Moormann
Ludlow Av
Catherine Feldtmann
Bimorest Clas
Griesse
Western Av
B. Hooper
John
Henry Mack, Jr
Henshaway
Helen Stauber
E. Court St
Sunshine Club grows from St Louis plan in Cincinnati
Cincinnati businessmen will form a Sunshine Club following a talk by Frank Wiborg at the Associated Organizations meeting in the Zoological Gardens. The National Prosperity Association of St Louis pushes a nationwide campaign to restore confidence, keep workers employed, and spur industrial activity with broad outreach to cities and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoological Gardens
Frank Wiborg
Wiborg
Sunshine Club
Sadler
M. EB. Ingalls
Millcreek
Bouwulevards
Ingalls
St. Louis
National Prosperity Association of
St. Louis Business Men's League
Dire
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Missouri Manufacturers’ Association
Million Population Club
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louisville
New Orleans
Dallas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
San Francisco
United States
Mercantile Trust Company
Business Men’s League
William Flewellyn Saunders
League
National Prosperity Association
Mercantile Club
Open Milk Stations For Poor Mothers At Two Depots
Pure milk certified for nourishment will be provided to poor mothers at two depots. The Board of Health accepted the offers and will run stations at 501 East Third Street Union Bethel and 1143 West Sixth Street. Rev J O White and Katherine Bowens will oversee the Third Street site while Nurses Roberts and Halburn will oversee the West Sixth Street site. The depots open June 15 and operate through September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Board of Health
Roberts and
Halburn
West Sixth Street
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City News
Odd Fellows
Common Pleas Court
John R. Dietrich
la Grippe
Assur
News of Courts
Avers
Brennnan
A. G
W. G. Munn
Mattie Weller
Sarah O. Devon
Bathgate Park
Thompson
James Sprague
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Harrison
W. H. Ellis
Cuddy-Mullen Company
Superior Drill Company
Penn, Cowetta Company
Embry
Bennett
George H. Kelly
C. F. Taplin
William Howell
Cleveland
Jesse A. Fenner
Alexander J. Miller
Ernest H. Hunter
Probate Court
Criminal Court
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Manufacturers’ Club of
Rockers
Hohn Shillitos Company
Alleghanies
Effie Virginia Ryan
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Lodge
Ohio S
James A. Collins
Secy
Kilwinning
KR. A. M
John C. Roberts
J.j.sullivan , Co. Undertakers
Central Av
Erie Av
Curtis
James Taylor
Alexander Stevens
Woodlawn Avenue
Price Hill
Spring Grove Cemetery
Partman
William
St. Francis’ Hospital
Y Avenue
Rub
Christ Hospital
Bromley
Senior
Charles
Gallipolis
Hafertapen
Strong Street
Joy
Baum Street
Schneider
Peter
Circle Avenue
Horton
Edward
Gilbert Avenue
Cheers
AyyicHie Bro Jewslers
W.4th St
goDart
Langston Suit Pressing Club
Smith S
Brenner
Closson
West
Fourth &T
J. H. Gest
Louisville, KY
Pearl and
Butler
Fourth Street
Covington
Latonia
City
Fourth and Vine Sts
Sinton Hotel
Pennsylvania
Logansport & Kékomo
Elwood
Anderson & New Castle
Richmond & Hagerstown
Eaton
Camden
Butler Streets
China
Fourth St
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
THE
Leeds Company
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
W.W
McPherson Square
Havlin
Ocean Steamers
Canes Tees
Kaiser
Plymouth-Cherefourg-Brembin
A.M
Plymouth
K. Albert .Jaffer
K. Luise
Oelrichs & CO
Tion Bank
German National Bank
Kronprinz
Friedrich
Bremen
P. Friedrich Wm
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
NAP Einoa
K. Albert
Lloyd Travelers
Atlas National Bank
Brighto, German Bank Co
Beler & Co
Race St
First Nakuhn & Sons
Third St
First National Bank
Thomas Cook & Son
S.kuhn & Sons
Indianapolis
Rushville
Connersville
Ched Station
Firth and Baymiller
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