Orphans Day Parade Seeks Car Entries for Newport
John B Scheibley reports Newport Ward participants for an annual Orphans Day parade. Forty motor cars are needed to transport the tots to Chester Park. Owners urged to list entries today or tomorrow. several contributors have already donated vehicles and others promised support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John B. Scheibley
Automobile Club
Chester Park
B. F. Dulweber
al Ilhelm
Gustave Fox
J. N. Quinn
August Zanzen
Henry Dreses
Fred Schmidt
H. Thielmeier
William Wunker
Joseph J. Kelly
William A. Greaves
J. H. Rieskamp
B. Schmidt
H. M. Fluehmann
Dr. D. J. Batsner
Automobile Club Announces New Members
The Automobile Club has accepted as new members William, HB. Schaefer, B. Armstrong, Clifford B. Nadaud, Vv. N. Devou, and John Rana joining the club roster this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Automobile Club
William, HB. Schaefer
B. & Armstrong
Clifford B. Nadaud
Vv. N. Devou
John Rana
County Counts 6000 Motor Cars in Hamilton
Official Automobile Club records show Hamilton County owning and operating 6000 motor cars, up by a thousand from the previous year end. The figure reflects total registered vehicles in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club
New Pierce-Arrow Cars Feature Front Mudguard Lights
A distinct innovation on the latest Pierce-Arrow models places headlights on the front mudguards rather than on brackets beside the radiator. This setup reportedly improves lighting efficiency and reduces some glare and obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce-Arrow
Co operative Club Helps Nursery Farm Move
Unanimous vote by the Co operative Club of the Cincinnati Free Day Nursery refuses to donate club funds to Mrs J Webb manager of the nursery. Mothers vote to buy sheets and bedding for 100 beds at the new freehair farm near Mt Washington with one bed per family when multiple children are present. Officials push to have the farm ready by June 20 amid funding shortfalls and increased staffing needs. Over 1250 kids and mothers will attend the Automobile Club hospitality event next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Club
Cincinnati
Automobile Club
Sale of sheepskins attracts strong demand in London
A sale of 8 900 sheepskins drew good attendance in London with strong demand from the home trade and the continent. Merinos were steady to 4 percent higher and other types advanced slightly, though the text contains garbled endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Violators In Court Debut In Police Court
In police court yesterday several violators appeared. Armin Sander admitted going fast with a cycle cop noting 30 miles on Clifton and 35 downhill. He agreed to pay the costs. Louis Goskin, cited to appear Wednesday, did not attend, saying it was only a scare, and was fined with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Sander
Clifton
Louis Goskin
Fiat In the Stanley Avenue Hill Climb
The Fischer Auto and Service company plans to enter one of its 82 horsepower Fiat cars in the Stanley avenue hill climb set for Saturday June 3 at Warsaw Kentucky. The entry is made for J. H. Richards and O. P. Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer Auto and Service
Chalmers
J. H. Richards
O. P. Morton
Warsaw
Stanley Avenue
Fiat
A Marmon Delivery Reported To Homer Wessel
A Marmon four has just been delivered by the Kruss Motor Car Company to Homer Wessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruss Motor Car Company
Homer Wessel
Akron plant seeks 2000 more workers at Good Rich facility
Urgent labor push at the monster Good Tich plant in Akron Ohio prompts creation of an employment agency at the Grand Hotel to recruit 2000 additional workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Grand Hotel
Market offers wide summer produce and prices
The Sunday market features summer fruits and vegetables replacing winter supplies. Home grown sour cherries are 10 to 12 cents a quart, California cantaloupes 20 to 30 cents, watermelons 40 to 75 cents each, Huckelberries 25 cents a quart, gooseberries 15 cents a quart. Prices ease for sweet potatoes, string beans, and tomatoes as warm weather approaches. butter and eggs hold steady. A long list covers diverse items with exact weights and prices for fish, poultry, and meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Alimony dispute over Hammitt farm deed in Cheviot case
Mrs. Hammitt seeks to set aside Hammitt's deed to his son claiming it was transferred to defeat alimony. The dispute involves banks at Cheviot and Cleves and attorney M. C. Lykins representing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot and Cleves
Tailor Philip Nathan Husband Accused of Repeated Abuse
Lena Nathan seeks divorce in the Insolvency Court alleging repeated beatings and abuse by her husband Philip Nathan at 623 West Sixth Street. She claims his father Inett Nathan and his son assist in the abuse and asks alimony and an injunction. Nathan is said to be worth over $25,000. Judge Warner prohibits disposal of Nathan's estate pending a hearing. Max Levy represents Lena Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Nathan
West Sixth Street
Inett Nathan
Lena Nathan
Nathan
Warner
Max Levy
Mrs Downey Seeks Divorce and Maiden Name Restoration
Magdalena B Downey sues Sylvester J Downey dentist with offices in the Provident Bank Building for divorce alleging abandonment and extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony and restoration to her maiden name Magdalena Bickler with attorney D D Woodmansee.
Louise Richter Granted Divorce and Custody in Neglect Case
Louise Richter of 710 Clinton Street is granted a divorce from Albert Richter former farmer on ground of neglect and willful absence. She receives custody of their child and the balance in the receiver’s hands for Richter’s estate after creditors are paid. Attorney Michael Heintz represents Richter’s former wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Richter
Clinton Street
Albert Richter
Richter
Michael Heintz
Commodity Sales and Prices for Global Textile Bales
The report lists diverse bale sales across regions including New South Wales 700 bales at 44 9 d per unit, Queensland 600 bales at 4 9 d, Victoria 2 700 bales at 4 per cent, South Australia ings at 4 per cent, West Australia 2 000 bales at 4 per cent, Tasmania 300 bales at 8 10 d, New Zealand 1 100 bales at 4 15 g d, and Punta Arenas 800 bales at 5 4 10 d. The figures show varying prices and volumes across colonies and New World markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Punta Arenas
Court Vacation Sittings Announced by Common Pleas Judges
Judge Cushing revealed vacation sitting dates for himself and colleagues on the Common Pleas bench. Caldwell in Room 6 and Gorman in Room 8 begin July 7. Hoffman in Room 6 and Nippert in Room 8 run July 8 to August 16. Cushing in Room 6 and Geoghegan in Room 8 work August 18 to 30. May in Room 8 and Dicksor in Room 6 from September 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Common Plas
Caldwell
Gorman
Hoffman
Nippert
Rom
Geoghegan
May
Dicksor
Divorce Granted Custody Awarded to Jones Child
William A. Jones of 414 McAllister street obtained a divorce from Mary Jones and was awarded custody of their child after showing neglect of her duties. The marriage dated back to December 1905. Bush served as attorney for Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Jones
McAllister Street
Mary Jones
Bush
Jones
Banford Divorce Suit Alleges Adultery and Cruelty
Marguerite Banford petitions for divorce from Thomas Earl Banford of 2465 Hastern Avenue alleging he pursued other women, with letters found in his pockets proving ongoing affairs. She claims cruelty and cites a marriage in November 1911. Gustav R. Werner represents her.
Cash Sues for Divorce Over Wife’s Drinking and Affairs
Joseph A Cash petitions for divorce alleging his wife Mary Cash drinks to excess and has associat ed with other men for six years. Married July 7 1903 in Baltimore Maryland. Sanford Brown acts as his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cash
Joseph A. Cash
Baltimore
Sanford Brown
Woman seeks alimony and child custody in abuse case
The woman alleges multiple severe beatings by Latham including slaps cuffs kicks and a knife strike at the table. She says the abuse caused a permanent right hip injury and asks for alimony and child custody. John C. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
John C. Rogers
Elizabeth Wessel Seeks Absolute Divorce From Fred Wessel
Mrs Elizabeth Wessel owner of a grocery at 2799 West Sixth street seeks an absolute divorce from Fred Wessel of 1702 Elm street. She alleges wilful absence and failure to provide for seven children for over ten years. They wed in May 1885. John O Eckert is her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wessel
West Sixth Street
Fred Wessel
Elm Street
Wessel
Wisher Sues For Divorce From Frank Wisher
Corrinne W Wisher filed a divorce suit against Frank Wisher a machinist alleging lack of support since shortly after their October 1905 Covington Ky marriage. Charles B Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrinne W. Wisher
Frank Wisher
Covington
Charles 8. Sparks
Woman files for divorce over neglect by husband George Hester
Mary Hester alleges willful absence since June 1905 and failure to provide support. Attorneys Minnes and Carter represent her in the divorce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hester
Mary Hester
Minnes & Carter
Schnieders Divorce Petition Alleges Abuse and Impoverishment
Emma Schnieders files for divorce from William H Schnieders a Sandheger Co clerk on East Court. She accuses nightly intoxication threats and abuse to her and children and says he mortgaged household furniture at 1604 Chase Ave. They married June 1908 and have two children. Judge Warner halts disposal of furniture and wages pending alimony. Attorney Gustav R Werner represents Mrs Schnieders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schnieders
William H. Schnieders
Sandheger Company
East Court Street
Chase Avenue
Judge Cosgrave Nolls Indictment in Meyers Murder Case
Judge Cosgrave yesterday noljled the indictment charging Robert Barnes with the murder of Charles Meyers stage carpenter on motion by Prosecutor Pogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgrave
Robert Barnes
Charles Meyers
Pogue
Divorce Granted in Alban Rhein Case After Custody Award
Alban Rhein of 223 Mohawk Street is granted a divorce from Michael Rhein a teamster. Custody of their child and one week alimony are awarded. Judge Warner cites lack of support from Rhein who previously served time in the Workhouse. the couple married January 1910 with attorney M C Lykins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alban Rhein
Mohawk Street
Michael Rhein
Warner Rhein
M. C. Lykins
Mrs Herzberger Seeks Divorce From Frank Herzberger
Nettie Herzberger petitions for divorce from Frank Herzberger alleging desertion in May 1908 and no contact since. Attorney M Muller represents her in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Herzberger
Nettie Herzberger
Frank Herzberger
M. Muller
Restores Name Nellie White in Covington Divorce Case
Nellie White Lampert Niver, formerly married to Henry Lampert in Covington Kentucky in December 1906, says he deserted her in August 1907 and has given no support. She was granted a divorce in Chicago and resumes the maiden Lampert Niver name. She resides at 490 East Third Street. M. C. Lykins was her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Nellie White
Henry Lampert
Covington
Lampert Niver
Chicago
East Third Street
M. C. Lykins
Jennie Rose Seeks Freedom From Ky Husband
Jennie Rose of 8 Kenyan avenue testified that she was married to Jarces Rose in Wemings burg Kentucky in February 138. She said he frequently struck and kicked her until she finally left him in March 1901. Ruskin and Bennett were her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rose
Jarces Rose
Wemingsburg
Rose
Ruskin & Bennett
Riedel Seeks Divorce and Custody in City Suit
Andrew Riedel of 1607 B way petitions for divorce from Augusta Riedel claiming she sheltered his unruly sons Emil and Irvin and abused him and their minor daughter Luella Wuella. He accuses the boys of pilfering his and his daughter's property. Attorney A B Roessler represents him. marriage began January 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Riedel
Emil
Irvin Riedel
Luella
Andrew Riedel
Way
Wuella
Riedel
Irvin
A. B. Roessler
Divorce Suit Filed by Eliza Dawson
Eliza Dawson sues Robert M. Dawson for divorce claiming neglect and excessive drinking. She cites burden of supporting children from a previous marriage and one child with Dawson. They wed in Covington, Kentucky, in April 1906. Miller and Foster represent Mrs. Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Eliza Dawson
Robert M. Dawson
Clifton Avenue
Dawsons
Covington
Miller and
Foster
Kennedy Divorce Granted Custody To Wife Of Two Children
Celia L. Kennedy of 1318 Vine Street won a divorce from John P. Kennedy on proof of excessive drinking and repeated beating and desertion. Married January 1904 the couple has two children. John Kennedy currently resides in West Duluth Wisconsin. Louis P. Pink represented the wife.
Hammitt Alimony Suit Filed in Insolvency Court
Margaret Hammitt seeks alimony from Daniel Hammitt in insolvency court. They wed April 1911 and she accuses him of cruel threatening conduct forcing her to leave. She cites a May 25 shotgun threat and a judge’s order barring disposal of a thirty acre Colerain Township farm and funds.
Domovic Absence Triggers Divorce Proceedings
Rose Domovic of 117 Twelfth street seeks a divorce from John Domovic she wed in May 1900 on grounds of wilful absence. He now resides in Austria and the wife says he deserted her and squandered their earnings. Attorney Joseph Fox represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domovic
Rose Domovic
Twelfth Street
John Domovic
Austria
Warner
Joseph Fox
Van Hook Divorce Granted for Desertion
William Van Hook of 687 Carlisle Avenue was granted a divorce from Lucy Van Hook on the basis of desertion and refusal to return. They wed in Hamilton, Ohio, in July 1909. Attorney Harry Hees represented Van Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hook
William van Hook
Carlisle Avenue
Lucy van Hook
Hamilton
Harry Hees
Latham Divorce Case Sees Cross-Petition by Grace Latham
Grace Latham wife of Rolla D. Latham carpenter filed an answer and a cross-petition to his divorce suit, denying his charges.
Consent verdict awarded for Kreidler death at building collapse
Bernard Schulte as administrator of Anton Kreidler's estate obtained a consent verdict against David Hummel Building Company in Judge Gorman's court for Kreidler’s death from a scaffold collapse at the Mechanics Institute Building. Lawyers Robertson and Buchwalter represented the company. Harry L. Gordon and Robert Co. Simmons represented the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Schulte
Anton Kreidler
Stonesetter
Mechanics’ Institute
David Hummel
Kreidler
Dory Sues for Mandamus to Force Bill of Exceptions
William C. Dory filed suit in the Court of Appeals seeking a writ of mandamus against Common Pleas Judge Dickson to compel signing of his bill of exceptions in the case of Dory versus Charles A. Seebald for 3000 dollars, where the jury verdict favored Seebald. Marston Allen represents Dory as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Dory
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Dickson
Charles A. Seebald
Seebald
Marston Allen
Dory
Common Pleas Court Listings Highlight Diverse Civil Actions
The record lists multiple cases in Common Pleas Court including Henry Schudman liquor tax refund, Theodore Pflueger vs City of Cincinnati for 6000 dollars, Emma Handorf vs City of Cincinnati for 1200 dollars, Sam P Devon vs Charlie Stephens on appeal, and divorce or alimony actions. Also notes Superior Court and Court of Insolvency filings with damages and alimony claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Henry Schudman
William Thornyke
Theodore B. Pflueger
City of Cincinnati
Ottofleger
Joseph Kaseko
J. O. Woodward
Squire Bell
Benamin E. Fox
Louis Levenson
Squire Yeatman
May Cuntler
Krueger
Andrew el
Ta del
A. B. Roessler
Nieders
J. Fe Rotert
William Ross
Theodore Mohrenkamp
Henry G. Hauck
Emma Handorf
City of
Cincinnati
Cobb
Howard & Bailey
Sony
L. Rocket
Sam P. Devon
Charlies Stephens
Squire Dempsey
Little & Stark
J. H. Schlueter
John Kilion
the Bell
Iquor
Julius Frey
Sen Bedinghaus
George Wimberg
Adam Schott
Charles Bronner
John Park
F. Zukanski
Bettinger
Ckenberger
Schmitt
Rene Aeks & Hoffman
Divorce Filings and Alimony Requests Listed
A list of divorce and alimony cases with names and docket numbers appears, including Corinne D. Wigsher versus Frank Weeks, Eliza Dawson versus Robert M. Dawson, Margaret Hammitt versus Daniel Hammitt, Colete Mary Cash, Marguerite Banford versus Thomas Banford, Lena Nathan versus Philip Nathan, and others. Several cases note alimony or related relief. various attorneys are named alongside docket numbers 6,558 through 6,566.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Dawson
Robert M. Dawson
Miller & Foster
Margaret Hammitt
Daniel Hammitt
M. C. Lykins
the Nee Er Ve
Frank Herzberger
Uller
Na Colete
Mary Cash
Lifford Brown
Marguerite Banford
Thomas ¥. Banford
Gustav R. Werner
Lena Nathan
Philip Nathan
Max Lévy
Laws and Kestner Evaporator Suit in Sugar District
The Kestner Evaporator Company sues Harry L Laws doing business as Cinclare Central Factory in the Louisiana sugar district over machinery for a simill contract. Plaintiff seeks about 20000 dollars with defendant filing a cross bill for damages. Attorneys Kittredge Wilby Brown Lloyd DeCamp Stuphin represent the sides. Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company appeals a lower court verdict requiring payment of 2483 dollars to United Coal Company for a barge sinking caused by a collision with the Lizzie Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kestner Evaporator Company
Harry L. Laws
Cinclare Central Factory
Louisiana Sugar District
Hollister
Kittredge & Wilby
Brown & Lloyd
Philadelphia
Kestner Company
DeCamp & Stuphin
Louidville & Cincinnati Packet Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
United Coal Company
Lizzie Bay
Conductor Kurtz Seeks Appeal Over $10,000 Verdict
A Cleveland case awards Conductor Harry J. Kurtz $10,000 for injuries after losing both legs in a two year old accident on the Lake Shore Electric Railway line. Judge Day refused a new trial and the Lake Shore Electric Railway Company appeals to the Court of Appeals. Attorneys Skiles Green Skiles represent Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Kurtz
United States
Cleveland
Lake Shora Electric Railway Company
Kurtz
Cincinnati Railway Supply Co Appeals Bankruptcy Suit
The Cincinnati Railway Supply Co appeals a decision in its suit to reclaim supplies furnished to Platt Iron Works Co of Dayton. Attorney T N Ross seeks 250 for counsel to Trustee T A Jenkins in charge of Ironton estate. Jenkins says 200 would be reasonable. Receiver W G Palmer notes flood damage to Herman Breitbert property and seeks pay. final Hewitt bankruptcy shows 391 in debts and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Railway Supply Company
Platt Iron Works Company
Dayton
T. N. Ross
T. A. Jenkins
Ironton
Jenkins
W. G. Palmer
Herman Breitbert
D. T. Hackett
John W. Hewitt
Attorney Paxson Admitted to Appellate Practice
Attorney William B Paxson of Cincinnati was admitted to practice in the Erie Court of Appeals yesterday. Petitions were heard in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Paxson
Cincinnati
Erreu Court of Appeals
Injunction Halts Hoover Suit in Colorado Case
Judge Hollister issued an injunction stopping William D. Hoover from pursuing suits in the State courts at Clearcreek California against the Mound Mines Company. He may act only after all questions in the current court are settled. Hoover is identified as a creditor of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Hollister
William D. Hoover
Clearcreek
Cal
Mound Mines Company
Mr. Hoover
Symphony manager sues for damages in Cincinnati case
Oscar Hatch Hawley filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking 15000 against the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association Company. He alleges a 1912 contract to act as manager for fourteen months with Leopold Stokowski to conduct twenty one concerts. The company released Stokowski before the schedule began, causing canceled contracts and claimed profits. Fox and Fox represent Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hatch Hawley
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association Company
Common Pleas Court
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Hawley
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
United States
Canada
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association
Fox & Fox
Obituary notices from unknown Ohio area dated June 4 1918
Multiple death notices list Elizabeth Allgeier Henry Alexander Anna Ante Mary B Austin Wilhelmina Braam Henrietta Borgerding Viola Brown Cora Crawford Jeremiah Delaney with details on next of kin residence and funeral times at various churches and chapels across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Alexander
Henry Alexander
Mary Alexander
Wulfhorst
Carolina Avenue
Bond Hill
Spring Grove Chapel
Ante
Anna
Hussey
August Ante
Elizabeth Street
Mt. Healthy
Church of Assumption
Austin
Mary B
Widows
Walnut Hills
Braam
Wilhelmina
Raidt
Cornelius M. Braam
Linden Street
East Norwood
Zion German Reformed Church
Sherman Avenue
Walter Street
Borgerding
Henrietta
Menckhaus
George Borgerding
Hopkins Street
St. Joseph's Church
Brown
Viola A
Alice Ashman Brown
P. C. Brown
Years Avenue
Washington,c
Crawford
Cora Hayward
J. M. Crawford
Delaney
Jeremiah
Enry
East Highth Street
Mainrdky
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 R A M Special Convocation
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 of the Royal Arch Masons calls a special convocation for Friday June 6 at 7 30 p m in the M M Commons. Other chapters invited. H C Genrich H P.
Elk Funeral Notice for Mathew Donnelly at Clifton Avenue
Officers and members of Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 B P O Elks attend the funeral for Mathew Donnelly at his residence 210 Clifton Avenue Friday evening June 6 at 730 PM Exalted Ruler Frank J Krollman and Secretary Richardson listed. Scottish Rite Brethren funeral for Frederick A Grossman at Presbyterian Church Cleves Ohio Friday June 6 at 2 PM. Sedamaville car departs at 1246 PM from Urth and Vine to Cleves. Harry E Engelhardt TPM and F WM Harte Secy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELK
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. O. Elks
Mathew Donnelly
Clifton Avenue
Frank J. Krollman
Richardson
Frederick A. Grossman
Presbyterian’ Church
Cleves
Ohio
Vine Streets
Harry E Engelhardt
T. P
Donnelly
Matthew
Stella Donnelly
Burkhardt
Sst George's Church
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Cincinnati Area
Multiple notices list deaths and funeral details for Captain Matthew Donnelly Henry H. Fookes Frederick A. Grossman William Gulow Andrew P. Henkel Harris Jackson John A. Jobst Daniel Kuhn Jacob Kuhn Kunze Ann Langley Emma Langley and others. Details include residences ages funeral dates times and church or cemetery services across Cincinnati Hyde Park Mt Healthy and Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Henkel
Andrew P
Stella Gregory
Erie and
Mooney Avenues
Hyde Park
Harris
William Harris
Shirley Harris
Jeannette D
George W
Susie T. Jackson
West Palm Beach
Fla
Jobst
John A
Mary Catherine Jobst
Wallenborn
Glenmore and
Woodbine Avenues
Cheviot
St. Martin’s Church
Chicago
Kuhn
Daniel
Sibella’ Kuhn
Klotter Avenue
Kunze Ann -- John
South Main Street
Mt. Healthy
Chillicothe
Lima
Philadelphia
Langley
Emma
Nee Onions
William Langley
Th Street
Maryland Avenue
Covington
Cory
Eards Ann's
St. Ann's
Obituary notices and funeral details from Cincinnati area
A list of death notices with addresses and funeral times for Catherine Marass Theresa Nilling James Ramsey Patterson George Riebel Bertha Stark Lena Steinberg Zed Watson Mary Wessels John Wiechmann John Wilke Ignatius Zepf and others. Services set across June with mass and burial details noted for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinberg
Léna
Sanner
Kate Jacob Steinbe
Walter G. Beck
Mellwood Avenue
Winton Place
Los Angeles
Watson—Zed
East Thirteenth Street
Ripley
C. Wessels
Mary
Covington
William Lockhorn
Holman Street
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph’s
Cincinnati
Wiechmann
John
Detroit
Mich
L. Wiechmann
Hehmann
Henry Wiechmann
McMicken Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Wilke
John L
Katherine Wilke
Schierloh
Second Street
Reading
Peter and Paul's Church
Winnipeg
Canada
Prosco
Tll
Louisville
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New York
Boston
Norfolk
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Old Point Comfort
Jersey
Virginia Coast
Linton Hotel
A. Lh Ellett
WILL
Kentucky Highlands
Fountain Uare
F. N. Schoonmaker
Business Men's Club
Restauurant Service A la Carte
Bration
Auto Club
Pierce-Arrow Novelty
Oceanla
Southampton
Laconia
Franconis
Asdes Suede Veldendas
Havre
Naples
Rotterdam
Piladelphie
Lauretie
Grant
Sheepskins Sale
Goodrich Wats
Florida
Bermuda
Porterhouse
Talor Nathan
Cash
Mrs. Wessel
Hester
Say Schneider
Kreidlier
William Pechiney
Robert Sweeney
Danuhinn
Wilam Druhman
Nicholas Klein
Min & Carter
George Heater
Wessel Va
John O. Eckert
Frea Wessel
William H
United States Court
Boat Company
Verdict
Shillito
Comforts
Che Dohn Shillits Company
ENN Sylvania
Mercantile Express
New York Express
Washington
Pittsburgh
Seaboard Express
Commercial Express
N. W. Corner
Walnut
Geo. W. Weedon
Masonig
Fookes
Henry H
Georgiana W. Ewell
Schenectady
N. Y
OCEAN
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Havre-Paris
France
la Provénce
la Savoie
la Lorraine
la Provence
Satuay
Eadt Atest Gases
Aden General Agency
State St
First National Bank
8Th
Walnut Sea
Brighten Ger. Bank
Harrison & Colerain
Marass
Catherine
Nee O’brien
Edward Marass
Busse & Borgmann Company
Molengraft
Cornelius
Catherina Molengraft
Detere
Nilling
Theresa
Nee Schneider
Joseph Nilling
Fourth Avenue
Kentucky
St. Francis Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Patterson
James Ramsey
Glenwild
Oxford
Presbyterian Church
Friends
Riebel—George
Baymiller Street
Stark
Bertha Tee Schramm
William Stark
Queen City Avenue
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