Real estate sale fills Morrison Ave residence at auction
John B. Wolke auctioned the two and a half story brick house at 3321 Morrison avenue for 11500 to Charles Erhardt. Walter H. Tarr & Son sold two 60 by 234 foot plots on Beecher and Stanton avenues to Marsh Murdock Company, with buildings including one occupied by Councilman Martin. The parcels extend about 390 feet along the C N Railroad. Forty Real Estate Board members plan to attend the annual outing at William Reehle's farm on Saturday June 8, with expected attendance fifty to sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wolke
Wolke & Barnett
Morrison Avenue
Charles Erhardt
Walter H. Tarr & Son
Marsh-Murdock Company
Beecher and
Stanton Avenues
Martin
William Reehle
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in 1915 Districts
Real estate transfers and mortgage actions show numerous lot sales across Oakley Park Winton Place Mulberry Street and Price Hill with taxes and prices listed. Notable entries include the sale of Lot 389 to Edmund J. Muntz for 3600 with tax 4, and The Queen City Shale Brick Company plant sale for 15100 with tax 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa T. Lehman
Sheff
Edmund J. Muntz
Oakley Park
William H. Parchmann
Fred A. Parchmann
W. H. Parchmann
Winton Place
Christina Vogel
Samuel Nash
Columbia Township
Hiram “M. Kulison
John A. Gemmill
Bridgetown Road
Overlook Avenue
Collin Ford
Price Hill
Frank W. Folz
Queen City Shale Brick Company
Anders Shale Brick Company
Shadwell Street
Barrsville
Oliver T. Ross
Bofinger & Hopkins
McGregor Park
Mayme March
Mary Rittenhouse
Harrison
Mary M. Baughman
Anna
Baughman
Crane
Frank Greendyke
Frederick
Ella Delbridge
John T. Colling
Carthage
Northee Hill Realty Company
C. Beggs
Ohio — and Improvement Company
Fredake
Esther Schiff
West Ninth Street
Baymiller
Freeman Avenue
Weather Senter
Frea Oe
Coremen Street
Aeee M. Hester
Lucy K. Walrath
Vine Street
Mulberry Street
a _ Simon Gerhardt
Wilhelmina Brettholle
Warner Street
Victor Street
John Quarters
Newcomb
Fannie Calfman
New Richmond Pike
Anderson Township
William J. Creed
Frederick A. Geier
Sixth Street
Walnut Street
Jacob W. Simon
M. P. Peacock
Joseph A. James
Fairmount
Walter L. Brooks
Carlyn J. Brooks
Madison Road
Madaisonville
Lottie Flegel
Samuel Knox
Richmond Street
Lynchburg B. & L. A. Company
Kate F. Simonton
Ravenna Street
Madisonville
Court News Abandoned Marriage Claim For Divorce
Henrietta Lowe alleges she married William E. Lowe in 1911 and was abandoned in 1912 after he earned 16 dollars a week. She seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Henrietta Stross. The suit also includes residents challenging the will of William C. Fiedeldey, filed in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Lowe
William E. Lowe
Plaintiff
Henrietta Stross
Stuebing Granted Decree of Divorce in Gross Neglect Case
Robert Stuebing was granted a decree of divorce from Eleanor Stuebing in Domestic Relations Court on gross neglect. Eleanor had earlier sued for divorce but the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stuebing
Eleanor Stuebing
Heirs Contest Will of Michael Baker in Common Pleas
Kate Dwyer files petition in Common Pleas Court Wednesday challenging executor Isaac Weil and others over the March 1 1913 will probated January 5 1918. Plaintiff claims to be sole heir at law alleging the contested will and estate valued about 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Baker
Kate Dwyer
Common Pleas Court
Isaac Weil
Baker
Divorce suit alleges coerced marriage and neglect
Dillard Vaughn files in Common Pleas Court for divorce from Margaret Vaughn asserting coercion at marriage while he was 19, gross neglect by the defendant, marriage on March 23 1917, a child born July 4 1917, and separation on May 11 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Vaughn
Margaret Vaughn
Common Pleas Court
Sole Heirs Claim Challenge to Greiff Will
Frederick Wahl and Matilda Wahl sue to block the will of Josephine Greiff. They name Edward T. Dixon as executor and several Catholic charities as defendants. The plaintiffs seek recognition as the only heirs at law of the deceased. estate valued at about $9,020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wahl
Matilda Wahl
Common Pleas Court
Josephine Greiff
Edward T. Dixon
Toledo men appeal turf bureau case to Circuit Court
John J. Shea and Edward Taylor, race horsemen, appeal four year sentences for conspiring in a turf bureau swindle that cost farmer John Hablitzel $5 000. Mayor Cornell Schreiber and City Solicitor Ralph Emery represented the defendants before the Circuit Court of Appeals as Wertz and Breitenstein urged denial of a new trial. The court planned to rule next month after the full bureau outfit was shown in court to illustrate the fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Schreiber
Toledo
Ralph Emery
Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. Shea
Edward Taylor
Atlanta
John Hablitzel
Wertz
Breitenstein
Appeal for new trial set before Circuit Court of Appeals
The appeal for a new trial for ex bankers Elmer Galbreath and Charles H. Davis will be argued Thursday morning before the Circuit Court of Appeals. Attorneys Walter Shohl Judge Outcast and Froome Morris will speak for the bankers with First Assistant District Attorney Bruce representing the government.
Bankruptcy Referees Named in Highland and Scioto Counties
Attorney M. T. Van Pelt of Hillsboro was appointed Bankruptcy Referee for Highland County for a two year term. Attorney Mark A. Crawford of Portsmouth was designated by Judge Hollister as Referee for Scioto County for a two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. van Pelt
Hillsboro
Highland County
Mark A. Crawford
Portsmouth
Hollister
Scioto County
Trustees Named in Bankrupt Estates
John G. Robinson qualified as trustee of the bankrupt estate of Harry P. Becker and Bert Long as trustee of the estate of Frank Wolland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Robinson
Harry P. Becker
Bert Long
Frank Wolland
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Case list shows multiple filings including writs of habeas corpus for Richard D Mooar T Leroy North and Elizabeth Drier with wills to be set aside. Divorces include Henrietta Lowe vs William E Lowe and Vaughn vs Margate Vaughn. Banks and executors cited with liens and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Mooar
W. D. Murphy
Henrietta Lowe
William E. Lowe
Otto Pfleger
T. Leroy North
Matthews & Matthews
First National Bank of
Frederick Wah
Edward T. Dixon
Josephine Greiff
Alcorn & Alcorn
Jennie Krammer
Michael Baker
Qeonerd Vaugh
A Vaughn
Margate Vaughn
John W. Cowell
Elizabeth Drier Et al
War Baking Contest Arousing Public Interest
The war baking prize contest begins Thursday and runs through the week in the Union Central Life Insurance Building. Miss Beatrice Shillito and Miss Mary Conway note daily sample delivery before noon for judging by the Master Bakers' Committee. Saturday features an open wheat flour contest. prizes are 10, 5, and 2.5 dollars. Charles J. Cohen handles window decorations. A. E. Muth joins the judging panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Life Insurance
Beatrice Shillito
Food Campaign Committee
Mary M. Conway
Master Bakers’ Committee
Charles J. Cohen
A. E. Muth
Amusements at Coney Island Week of Vaudeville
Island Queen and Morning Star host lively dancing days with many dancers on shore and afloat. A. L. R. Riesenberger reports crowds learning to dance. Free vaudeville in the open air theater features Tokay and company Nixon and Norris Harrison West trio Keely and Grant Ward and Bestil. Brewer five girl cabaret on lakeside porch and Don Clark sing between dances. Major Walter Esberger plans a new military band program for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Queen
Morning Star
A. L. R. Riesenberger
G. R. Tokay
Don Clark
Dansant
Walter Esberger
Music and vaudeville program updates at the Zoo and Chester Park
The Zoo plans outdoor concerts with Nikolai Sokoloff and symphony players starting next Sunday, plus John C. Weber and band performing twice daily this week. Ice skating exhibitions are daily. Chester Lipton’s Monkey Hippo drome draws interest with a planned return booking. Olga's Leopards head the vaudeville lineup with other acts including Mabel and Johnny Dove and Frank Albano. Aerial Butters and novelty dances round out the entertainment on offer for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZOO
Nikolai Sokoloff
The
Hotel Gibson
John C. Weber
Shell
Chamber of Commerce
Chester
Mystic Shrine
Mabel
Johnny Dove
Frank Albano
Stuart
Keeley
Butters
Summer vaudeville program to feature Joe Jenny and Empire Four
Six acts including Joe Jenny and his Empire Comedy Four and Chris Green with Viola Breen headline the B F Keiths theater June 9 week, with three shows daily and a Sunday matinee. Other acts include Brennan and Davis, Sam Duncan, Will and Enid Bland, Warren Brothers, and the Cleopatra film running at Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Joe Jenny
Empire Comedy Four
Vadueville
Chris Green
Viola Breen
Brennan
Davis
Sam Duncan
Will
Enid Bland
Australia
New York
Warren Brothers
Walnut presents Hart in Selfish Vetes at Walnut Theater
William S Hart adds a new division of friends in Cincinnati as his film Selfish Vetes plays all week at the Walnut Theater. The love story is said to reveal a real romantic side, converting skeptics to believers in Hart as a full fledged lover. Sunday features Elsie Ferguson in the Ibsen classic A Doll's House for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYRIC
Robert Michens
The
Helen Ware
Music Hall
Sahara Desert
Miss Ware
Fannie Ward
Strand
Marguerite Clark
Wallace Reid
Walnut
William S. Hart
Cincinnati
Whart
Walnut Theater
Yates
Hart
H-E
Elsie Ferguson
Beatrice Crafts Candy and Finds Prosperity in New Reel
A Beatrice without wealth comes forward and, aided by a reporter ally, starts making and selling candy to prosper. The tale ends sweetly as a new British war reel impresses, and Dorothy Dalton stars in The Mating of Marcella portraying a model aiding a millionaire’s divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
England
Dorothy Dalton
Marcella
Woman Refuses Union. Man Fatally Wounds Woman
Ethel Perkins a 23 year old Black woman of King and Webb alleys died after Burrell Johnson 21 attacked her with a sharp object. Police pursued Johnson to the C and O Bridge where he leapt 25 feet to escape toward Kentucky authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Perkins
King and Webb
Burrell Johnson
General Hospital
Johnson
Kentucky
Edward R Johnson Sought After Death In Los Angeles
An appeal to police asks for help finding Edward R Johnson Sr the father of a deceased man who died last week from an accidental gunshot wound He formerly lived in Cincinnati and is believed to still be in the area The body of the deceased lies in a local undertaker's morgue awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson, Sr
Los Angeles
Cal
E. R. Johnson
Cincinnati
Edward R. Johnson
Mothers register infants for Better Babies contest at Chamber outing
Scores of mothers visited the Chamber of Commerce offices on Wednesday to register their infants for the Better Babies contest at the annual outing at the Zoo. The entry list stays open Thursday. Vocal solos by S Winston Coffman and William Street add to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
S. Winston Coffman
William Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
AK Eadache
Eel
the Antikammia Chemical Co
St. Louis
Leffingwell School OF Popular Music
Greenwood Bldg
Gifts
William E. Hayes
Ormonders. & L. Co
North Side Bank
Jennie G. D. Birrell
Commercial Savings Bank
George H. Wardwell
Same
Daisy C. Southier
Central Norwood B. & IL. A
Charles Hugenberg
Rosa Rabe
August Duennes
Leo F. Schot
Ormonde S. & L. Co
Anna B. Johnson
Old Glory B. & L. Co
Anna Staaf
Sharonville Bank
Jennie G. Doty
Commercial Savings Bank of
Norwood
Albert Sorn
Jessie B. Noble
Marietta Gray
Hettie Ertel
Charles McCoy
August Stamm
Nicholas Woll
Clifton Heights No
Salvatore Miehle
Bon Ton B. & L. Co
Prague
William Thomas
Flora A. Boyd
Lenox B. & L. Co
Esther. Schiff
Adam MT
Simon Gerhardt
Twelfth Ward
Art G. Meyer
Lanopia
Court News
Fiedeldey
Elizabeth Drier
Emma von Werther
Laura E. Smith
Harry Weinheimer
George C. Bealer
Lena
Louise
C. H. J. Lowen
Victor Abrams
William C. Fiedeldey
Kathleen Hamilton
University of Cincinnati
United States Courts
Toledo Men’s Appeal
Maxwell Motor Company
Maxwell
Canada
U. S
Mexico
U.S
Detroit
GRAND
Cleopatra
Grand Opera House
Fox
Camp Sherman
a _ local
William Cooper Procter
I. Libson
Lessee
Soldier Factory
Gift’s—Williamson Brothers
Gift’s
Robert Louis Stevenson
Joan of Plattsburg
Mabel Normand
Goldwyn
Porter Emerson Browne
Vigilantes
Joan
Jeanne 4
Colonial
Colonial Theater
Dorothy Phillips
Allen Holubar
Orpheum
Sky
William “Farnum
News Weekly
Keystone
George Walsh
Pathe News
Harold Lloyd
Douglas Fairbanks
Burton Holmes
Charley Chaplin
May Allison
Family Theater
Pfaff Motor Car Co
Distributors
Gilbert Ave
Canal
Twelfth and Broadway
Graf Motor Car Co
Hamilton, O
Negress
Weber
Nikolai Sokola
Dancine
Keith
Rocky Pass
Lida McMillan
Bert Snow
Bernavid Bros
Frank Sherman
Belgium
Trie
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