Doors Out of House Force Family to Stop Moving
A woman asked Building Commissioner George Rendigs to resolve a ten year old problem in her East McMillin Street home. Doors now only open enough for people to squeeze through, threatening the house if opened wider. Rendigs assigned Chief Tenement House Inspector Houser as a moving engineer to survey conditions Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rendigs
Rendigs
East MceMil
Law Street
Missioner Rendigs
Tenement House
Houser
Draft Plans Mention Possible Exemption If Drafted
The text notes continuing plans related to the draft. It states that an individual may travel abroad but must return promptly if selected, while remaining at liberty until actual selection. The clause frames optional exile with immediate return obligation upon draft selection.
County Subdivisions For Draft Completed in Ohio
Columbus Ohio June 6 A subdivision plan for draft districts along ward and township lines was completed in Governor Cox office to speed the selective service. Larger counties will have draft boards handling divisions while exemption hearings occur at the local boards. Counties listed include Cuyahoga 20 divisions Montgomery 4 Muskingum 2 Hamilton 12 Clarke 2 Allen 2 Stark 4 Jefferson 2 Summit 4 Licking 2 Mahoning 4 Columbiana 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Cuyahoga
Montgomery
Muskingum
Hamilton
Clarke
Allen
Stark
Jefferson
Summit
Licking
Mahoning
Columbiana
Ohio's Registrations Exceed 500000 in Early Returns
Columbus Ohio June 6 With nine counties still to be heard from and returns from thirteen others either incomplete or pending officials report Ohio's registrations have surpassed half a million as preliminary tallies come in from across the state including Major cities and rural counties amid ongoing vote-related roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio draft registration surges as precincts report numbers
Early tonight Ohio showed more than 500000 registrations for the selective draft. Of 5756 precincts, 491156 were tallied with 591 precincts left to report possibly adding about 50000. Some counties reported none and Cleveland faced a surge of workers seeking enrollment after registration delays. City officials planned to register 10000 unaccommodated names and coordinate with Washington for a second registration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Allen
Athens
Auglaize
Darke
Delaware
Jefferson
Miami
Morrow
Preble
Trumbull
Cleveland
City Hall
Board of Elections
Washington
Policemen Suspended Over War Argument in Cincinnati
A dispute about President Wilson's war conduct led to the suspension of Patrolman Charles E Beuttel and Sergeant Lafayette Resler of Cincinnati’s District 6. Beuttel is accused of disrespectful remarks toward the President and Resler is alleged to have struck Beuttel with a baton, causing a scalp wound. The two faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and the case was set for Thursday morning before Director of Safety Friedlander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cincinnati
Copelaw
Charles
E. Beuttel
District 6
United States
Beuttel
Lafayette Resler
District
Program for U. of C. commencement week
The University of Cincinnati lays out a June 10 to 16 schedule with events each day. Baccalaureate day, senior junior parties, senior class picnic, alumni day, class play, class day exercises, and graduation exercises form the week’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Premier Motor inaugurates sales prize program nationwide
Premier Motor Corporation of Indianapolis via Charles Schiear Motor Car Company starts a cash prize plan for all Premierlesmen. In June and July each salesman earning one sale gets a 3 dollar check, increasing to 100 dollars for ten sales and 10 dollars per car beyond ten. Grand prizes from 100 to 500 dollars go to the top five sellers. Carl Merkel of Charles Schiear enters the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Motor Corporation of
Indianapolis
Charles Schiear Motor Car Company
Carl Merkel
Ohio River at 6 P.M. 35 Feet and Falling
Ohio River stage at 6 p.m. reported 35 feet and falling with forecasts for river levels and gauges across Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati and Louisville. Includes dam gauges and readings at Parkersburg Charleston Cairo Paducah and other stations. Weather notes from Meteorologist C Devereaux and port reports from Pittsburg and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
MLN Ic
Os Ae
Wheeling
Zanesville
Parkersburg
W.va
Ivanhoe
Dadford
C Arrows
Hinton
W. Va
Pikeville
Aghland
Portsmouth
Maysville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Eouiorie
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Paducah
Johnsonville
Cairo
Fernbank Dam
Teamster Pleads Guilty To Breaking Windows
Frank Hammer pleaded guilty to destruction of property not exceeding 100 dollars for breaking plate glass at Kroger store during a strike on November 16. Judge Buchwalter to sentence Thursday. co-defendant Frank Clark awaits trial. Defense by Thorndyke and Alcorn. prosecution by Elston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hammer
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Buchwalter
Hammer
Frank Clark
Clark
William Thorndyke
Robert Alcorn
Charles Elston
Twelve Nurses Graduate At Jewish Hospital Commencement
Twelve graduates of the School for Nurses received diplomas at a Wednesday night commencement at the Jewish Hospital. The class includes Hazel L. Boaz Florence Dimity Rosemary Eythe of Chillicothe Mabel Hockenberry Bradford Pa Louise Hoerner Hamilton Elizabeth Holzlin Milford Margaret Holdt Cincinnati Ann Kelly Gertrude Schwartz Chicago Elvira Shumard Marietta Estelle Sterr Chillicothe and Adda Warner Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Nurses
Jewish Hospital
Hazel L. Boaz
Florence Dimity
Rosemary Eythe
Chillicothe
Mabel Hockenberry
Bradford
Louise Hoerner
Hamilton
Elizabeth Holzlin
Milford
Margaret Holdt
Cincinnati
Ann Kelly
Gertrude Schwartz
Chicago
Elvira Shumard
Marrietta
Estelle Sterr
Adda Warner
Nurse Rosemary Rooney Resigns to Pursue Further Study
Rosemary Rooney, visiting school nurse for the Health Department, tendered her resignation to Health Officer Dr. J. H. Landis on Wednesday. She cited plans to continue professional study in Chicago as the reason for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Rooney
Health Department
J. H. Landis
Miss Rooney
Chicago
Country Fair Romance Ends in Melbourne Nuptials
Emily Appel and Ernest Brown wed Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Melbourne Kentucky in the first ceremony held there since its organization over seventeen years ago. Rev J E Roberts officiated with Leola Pryor of Ross Ky as bridesmaid and Thomas Moore as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Appel
Ernest Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melbourne
J. E. Roberts
Leola Pryor
Ross, Ky
Thomas Moore
Emma Quinn Dies at Gillespie Hotel After Long Clerk Career
Mrs Emma Quinn widow of Frank R Quinn died Wednesday morning in her Gillespie Hotel apartment on Broadway. She spent many years in charge of the stationery department at the Robert Clarke Book Company and later at Oskamp's on West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Quinn
Frank R. Quinn
Gillespie Hotel
Broadway
Robert Clarke Book Company
Oskamp's
West Seventh Street
Huss
John C
John J. Huss
Amis
Walnut Hills German Protestant
Johnson
J. William
Belle Morse Johnson
Glenwood Avenue
Jennings
Silas Thomas
Johannah Jennings
Gillespie
St. Xavier Church
Chicago
St Louis
Louisville
Rosenthal
Samuel
Albany Avenue
Avondale
Teacher Weds University Professor in Cincinnati marriage
Miss Margaret L. Graf, long time Seventh District School teacher, resigned from the board Wednesday and married William O. Birk of 140 West McMillan Street, a University of Cincinnati professor, Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Graf
Seventh District
Board of Education
William O. Birk
West
McMillan Street
University of Cincinnati
Johnsons Funeral Held At Glenwood Avenue
Funeral services for attorney J William Johnson will be at 876 Glenwood avenue Thursday at 10 o'clock with Rev Frederick Goss officiating. Pallbearers include Clyde Johnson Thomas Johnson Charles Johnson Dr Paul Scudder Robert Kreimer and W J William. Presiding Judge Caldwell adjourned the Common Pleas Court for the day in memory of Attorney Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Johnson
Glenwood Avenue
Frederick Goss
Clyde Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Charles Johnson
Paul Scudder
Robert Kreimer
W. J. William
Caldwell
The
Common Pleas Court
Attorney Johnson
Telegraph Company employees invest in Liberty Bonds at Gibson Hotel
One hundred twenty five workers from the local West Union Telegraph Company Sunday night joined a meeting at the Hotel Gibson to subscribe for fifteen thousand dollars worth of Liberty Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
West Union Telegraph Company
Gibson
Negro Shot Fatal at Residence in Street Shooting
Charles Williams aged 23 of 33 Pryor street was fatally wounded by a gunshot at his home late last night. Police name Edward Epps of 32 Carlisle avenue as the shooter. Epps was captured after a chase during which Patrolman Johnson shot him in the shoulder. his injury is described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Pryor Street
Edward Epps
Carlisle Avenue
Williams
Williams Epps
Johnson
Island Queen and Prin cess draw crowds to Coney dances
Amusements across Coney island report great turnout for Island Queen and Princess with dansant cabins, open air theater vaudeville, and free dances at the pavilion. Shriners’ outing shifts schedule to 2:30 pm. Chester Park promises week of satirical fun headlined by Zara Carmen Trio and a strong variety bill. Zoo offers a trio of high class amusements with Cincinnati Summer Orchestra and Nathan Franko directing. Lyric screens Beware of Strangers from the Selig Film Company amid public warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Shriners
Chester Park
Prospect
I. M. Martin
Zara Carmen
Frederick
Nelson
Bud Walsh
Fritzie Fritz
Two Macks
Eddie and Mae Corse
ZOO
Conway
The
Cincinnati Summer Orchestra
Nathan Franko
New York
Clifford Devereux
Woodland
LYRIC
Department of Justice
Selig Film Company
Lyric Theater
Lagoon to Open Summer Season at Ludlow June 16
Improvements at Ludlow Lagoon will be complete for the regular summer season opening on Saturday June 16. The new management promises enhanced attractions including music and dancing, an aerial auto race, a Japanese village, In the Trenches, a scenic railway, and other amusements to boost the lagoon’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Dutton Co to headline Keith's summer vaudeville show
James Dutton & Co. bring an equestrian spectacle to B F Keith's Theater starting June 10. Alderman Francis P Bent to address Uncle Sam's Army and Navy with elaborate motion pictures. Leon billed as a pretty vocalist. Jean Havez supplies new songs. Walter Coyle and Alice Murrell lead comic turns in The Runaway Nurse. Wilson and Larson open the bill with merry variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
James Dutton & Co
Walter Coyle
Alice Murrell
Wilson
Larson
Grand Cincinnati clubwomen back Enlighten Thy Daughter at Grand Opera House
Grand-Cincinnati clubwomen urge girls organizations and mothers clubs to see Enlighten Thy Daughter a film morality epic. The photodrama blames delinquency on neglect by parents and contrasts maternal guidance with ignorance. Walnut Theatre presents Sunshine and Gold and The Beautiful Lie this week, with next week promising Regina Badet in Atonement and Viola Dana in Lady Barnacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand—Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Walnut
Frances Nelson
Regina Badet
Viola Dana
Family Theater Opens with An American That’s All
A two day Family Theater run begins Wednesday featuring Jack Devereaux in a rugged tale of a young American resenting his rich father’s aristocratic hobby. Burton Holmes travelogues and a comedy supplement the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theater
Jack Devereaux
Burton Holmes
Robert Warwick
Gail Kane
Louise Glaum
Unconquered at Strand Theater stars Fannie Ward
Beatrice C. DeMille and Leighton Osmond present Unconquered at the Strand for a three day run starting this morning. Fannie Ward performs a dramatic role likened to her part in The Cheat as a young mother risking life to protect her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Fannie Ward
Strand Theater
Beatrice C. DeMille
Leighton Osmond
Miss Ward
Wallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman in The World Apart
The World Apart stars Wallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman and runs for the first four days of next week. The program includes Pathe News and a comedy, promising varied entertainment after a tale of a brutal father and a later confrontation with a negro fanatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Wallace Reid
Myrtle Stedman
New Governor film at Colonial Theater draws crowds
The Colonial Theater shows The New Governor, starring William Farnum, in a picturization of Edward Sheldon’s The Nigger. The drama runs for the rest of the week and is billed as a vigorous portrayal of life in the old South with a virile lead performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Edward Sheldon
William Farnum
Colonial Theater
Playhouse
Old South
Orpheum New Week Program Features Carmel Myers
At the Orpheum Theater Peebles corner Thursday Carmel Myers stars in Might not the Man alongside Paramount Pictograph and Secret of a Baby a Mack Sennett Keystone comedy Friday June Caprice in A Small Town Girl Pathe News and A Dishonored Burglar a Triangle comedy Saturday Mae Murray in The Primrose Ring Burton Holmes Travelogue and a Paramount comedy A varied weekly program showcases top glamour and comic fare for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Peebles Corner
Carmel Myers
Paramount Pictograph
Mack Sennett
Keystone
June Caprice
Pathe News
Mae Murray
Burton Holmes
Paramount
Local incidents report covers injuries robberies and hires
William Phillips, 38, of 501 West Eighth Street, injured after falling into a hole at Freeman Avenue and Barr Street, taken to General Hospital with a fractured spine and bruises. Police seek 12 year old Ruth King, 1061 Winfield Street, missing since Wednesday. Irwin Diehl, 7, of 1809 Race Street, hurt after being hit by a machine driven by George C. Woll, 230 East Fifth Street. injuries not serious. Two hold-up men sought after Oscar Eckman, 130 West Seventh Street, robbed of 41 dollars on Seventh Street between John and Mound. John T. Rungel, 52, of Sixth and Em Streets, arrested for possession of race slips. A freight car incident on Norfolk & Western Railway caused minor damage near Idlewild and Dana Avenue with no injuries. Edward Maher, 115 Fourteenth Street, appointed regular fireman replacing retiree Clifton Shook. Cincinnati residents urged by Chief Food Inspector R B Blume to eat cottage cheese freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Diehl
Race Street
George C. Woll
East Fifth Street
Oscar Eckman
West Seventh Street
Eckman
Seventh Street
John
Mound Streets
John T. Rungel
Sixth
Em Streets
Luhn and Lowenstein
Idlewild
Norfolk & Western Railway
Dana Avenue
Edward Maher
Fourteenth Street
Friedlander
Maher
Clifforn Shook
Madisonville Home Guards sworn in and organized
Madisonville Home Guards held a Wednesday gym inspection by Colonel Hake and oath administered by Mayor Puchta. Captain Robert Dunning mustered the company. 42 College Hill residents enrolled. Avondale unit organized at Charles Hinsch residence with signers including Hinsch and Pollak. Swearing in en masse planned at Avondale Public School Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Hake
Puchta
Robert Dunning
College Hill
Home Guards
Charles A. Hinsch
Avondale
Cincinnati Home Guards
Louis Ll. Raugh
E. O. Dana
Eugene Adler
C. H. M. Atkins
Robert M. Burton
Leonard Smith
H. Leyman
Maurice Pollak
Alfred M. Cohen
W. H. Stanage
T. J. O'Neil
Henry Pfeiffer
K. R. Hooker
Charles Iglauer
Theodore Workum
Charles H. Zuber
Froome Morris
Andraes Burkhardt
W. B. Campbell
Big Birthday Luncheon for Senator OBrien
The Savoy Birthday Club hosted a luncheon for Senator Robert OBrien at the Hotel Savoy in honor of his fifty ninth birthday. About thirty club members attended with letters and telegrams arriving from absentees including Judge Frank R. Gusweiler. Gifts included cigars a traveling bag and flowers while wives sent a large basket of redes. OBrien, born in New York City, graduated Manhattan College in 1877 and built a Wall Street career before moving to Cincinnati four years later and entering local financial circles. He was elected to the State Senate last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Birthday Club
Robert O’brien
Hotel Savoy
Frank R. Gusweiler
Senrator O'Brien
New York City
Manhattan College
Wall Street
Cincinnati
State Senate
Real Estate Transfers List Reflects Broad Parcel Deals
A long itemized record of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels sold or leased across Cincinnati area suburbs and streets. Transactions involve individuals such as Hern, Patience Ann Parks, Mathilda P. Deisel, and Vincenzo Valentini, plus companies like Bourbon Copper and Brass Co. and Seton Realty. Many conveyances note nominal sums, with leases and subs, reflecting dense property activity in Madisonville, Oakley, Corryville, Hyde Park, and nearby townships during 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyves Cloran
Vincenzo Valentini
Symmes
Manitou Streets
Thomas Ford
Bourbon Copper and Brass Company
Front Street
Peter N. Bardo
Same
Pearl T. Wamacks
William C. Tatman
Potthoff
Carthage Pike
Lewis W. Wamacks
Irwin J. Smith
Charles F. Brown
Tremont Street
Aimount
Hettie Ertel
William Hoeweler
Winton View
Minnie Varnall
John C. M. Gates
Ethel B. Payne
Joseph F. Mills
Hartwell
Mary E. Sparks
Dorothy G. Sparks
Glenmore Avenue
Green Township
Elsie E. Lauterbach
Peter Lauterbach
Delhi Township
Ellerslie Sub
Riverside
Adolph Buehrle
Frank Buehrle
Martin Road
Section Street
Madisonville
William Walter
Benjamin E. Koenig
Lillian C. Koenig
Overlook
Edward F. Metz
Nobile Scales
Antonia Scales
Queen City Avenue
Lick Run
Emma Fettweis
Sheriff
Minnie Krohne
Cedar Grove L. & B. Ass
Hyde Park East
Ettie _M. Wade
D. Gruen Sons Company
McMillan Street
Reading Road
Seton Realty Company
Elizabeth B. Schulthers
Romana Place
Mary Dreyer
Jessie Scholle
William Lawson
Findlay Street
Mitchell Office Building Company
Harry W. Smith
West Fourth Street
Emilie M. Goff
Alfie 1
Dunlap
Bryant & Trevor
Fairmount
William H. Katenbrink
John H
Emma L.buck
Ahrens Street
Corryville
Mary Gear
Anna Popp
George L. LaBoyteaux
Mt. Pleasant
H. T. Loomis
Edgar Stark
Fourth Street
Vine
Walnut Streets
Harry D. Hill
Lena
Hill
Joseph Lester
Pleasant Ridge
Charles Leppert
Anna T. Bertsch
R. Hill
Carthage
Lill .Muckerheide
Jacob Farber
Bofinger & Hopkins
Norwood
Martina P. Lincoln Et
Elizabeth de la
Fairfax Avenue
Burke Avenue
Walnut Hills
Mary E. Phares
Louis Evers
Terrace Flat
Mitchell Avenue
Charles H. Wirmel
Sava
Toda Radin
Baltimore Avenue
Seagar Avenue
Anton Braun
Emil Funk
Donnersberger Street
Harry W. Cordes
Jennie Jones
Hast Hill Avenue
Pogue Avenue
Suburban
Ellen Reeve
Glenway Avenue
Stella Brinker
Charles Cooper
Multiple Loans and Transfers Listed in Local Building Society Records
A compiled ledger shows numerous loan assignments and transfers to various building and loan companies including Provident Loan, Delta L A Co, Oakley L and L Co, Citizens B and L Co, Mt Adams Building Co, Hewitt Avenue L and B Co, Baltimore Avenue L and B Co, Sycamore L and L Co, and College Hill L and B Co. Amounts range from 498.32 to 3,750 with numerous individuals named such as Mary J Bush and Rosie L Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Harrington
J. Olin Hill
Central B. & L. Co
Clemens Middendorf
Riverside B. A. & L. Co
Roderick Williams
Hewitt Avenue L. & B. A
Katheryn Seafert
Liberal L. & B. Co
Jnane A. Parks
East End L. A.’ Co
Mary Riley
Provident Loan Co
Elizabeth Longfellow
Elmwood Place
Mary R. Watts
George W. Watts
Vincenzo Valentini
Mary Cloran
Anna
Adlers
West Norwood B
Amanda Houghton
Hthelm Payne
Homestead L. & L. Co
John C. M. Gates
Charles F. Brown
Ernst Station L. & B. Co
Clemens M. Wolfer
West Price Hill B. & L. Co
Dorothy Sparks
Riverside B
Charles E. Snowhill
Big’ Four B. & B. Co
Frank Apseloff
West Street L. & B. Co
Brighton German Bank Co
Joseph A. Springer
Corrine B. Bruner
Backus
Ruzicka Rempe Co
Ite
Hate W. L. Ren
Rosie L. Sellers
Schuetzer G. & L. Co
J. J. Downey
Same
Sava Radin
Baltimore
Avenue L. & B. Co
Caroline L. Burns
Amanda Hambo
Robert C. Bay
Walnut Hills L. & L. Co
Marshall Jones
Lockland
Hewitt Avenue L. & B. Co
Charles Reuthe
Elmwood Place L. & B. Co
Peter Knabel
Orson L. Daniel
Southern Ohio L. & T Co
Alexander Orton
Hillsdale L. & B. Co
Agnes Bedinghaus
Herman J. Schoemer
Lacy G. Burnard
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Ellen Winston
John H. Bodley
William ©. Tatman
Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington L
Wvv
Lewis W. Womacks
Mary B. Guth
Alma B. Hellmayer
East Side B. & L. Co
Ella O. Haberer
Southern Ohio L. B. Co
Peter A. Parsons
Courthouse L. & B. Co
Isaac Apseloff
City Hall Bank
Fisher-Griffin to Build Battery Service Station on Cheapside
Fisher-Griffin Company plans a new two story concrete battery service station on Cheapside between Eighth and Ninth streets at a cost of 14000. Application for permit and plans were filed with the City Building Commissioner on Wednesday. A frame stable for the Carthage Fair Grounds requested by Hamilton County Agricultural Society, estimated at 7900, also received permit consideration Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher-Griffin Company
Cheapside
Eighth
Ninth
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Carthage Fair Grounds
New Mail Clerks Appointed in Railway Service
A dispatch reports six clerks were named to the railway mail service in Washington D C on Wednesday including Car Troehler Colerain avenue A J Osterhaus 519 East Thirteenth street G M Deininger 4249 Williamson place G H Rockert 6205 Hillside avenue and W C Herschberger onboarding new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troehler
Colerain Avenue
A. J. Osterhaus
East Thirteenth Street
G. M. Deininger
Williamson Place
G. H. Rockert
Hillside Avenue
W.c. Herschberger
Washington, D. C
Local structures list with construction costs at multiple sites
Diem and Wing Company at 608 Eggleston avenues built as a brick steel and concrete garage and power house costing 13500 dollars. B Drueke a one story frame milk depot on Clinton Springs avenue near Carthage pike cost 2200 dollars. Arthur Spiegel a 2 1/2 story frame residence on Red Bud avenue near Mitchell avenue cost 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diem & Wing Company
Eggleston Avenues
B. Drueke
Clinton Springs Avenue
Carthage Pike
Arthur Spiegel
Red
Bud Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Funeral for Silas T Jennings at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Members of Harmony Lodge No 2 and Cincinnati Commandery No 3 K T prepare to attend the funeral of Sir Silas T Jennings. Services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. and 1 30 p.m. respectively at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. fratres urged to wear full Templar uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery No. 3
Templar
Sharp
Frater
Silas T. Jennings
WM. L. Spiegel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
ANKS
U.S
Bond House
Broker
Dey
Bae
U. OF C
Co. B. Hughes
Rublic Rubber Company
Youngstown
South
H. A. Rogers
Republic Rubber Company
M. J. Flynn
Springfield
Teamster
Country Fair Romance
William Phillips
West Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Barr Street
General Hospital
Ruth King
Winfield Street
Senator O’brien
Fred Jones
Major Barrett
Barrett Company
Jones
Barrett
Sam
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Tiffanytone
Young & Carl
Benjamin Harrison
Fort
Cunard
Liverpool
Falmouth
London
Bristol
Britain
Ireland
Scandinavia
Italy
State ST
N. Y
Cincinnati Lodge No
A. M
Work
M. M
Esse M. Wolf
W. M. Emile Kahn
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