Death of Dr. Ernst Twitchell Chemist and Perkin Medalist
Dr. Ernst Twitchell 66 of 120 Wyoming avenue Cincinnati died Wednesday after a long illness. A 1917 Perkin medal recipient for the saponification of fats he was longtime Emery Candle Co factory manager and Twitchell Process Company chairman. He leaves widow Maude Lucas Wallace Twitchell and two brothers. Funeral at home 2:30 then Crematory 3:30. ashes to be interred later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Twitchell
Wyoming Avenue
Twitchell
Perkin
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
University of Cincinnati
Emery Candle Company
Former Cincinnati Woman Dies in Paris Hospital
Miss Jane Wright curator of the Art Museum of Princeton University and former Cincinnati resident died yesterday after an operation at the American Hospital in Paris France. She had been traveling abroad for several months and was the daughter of the late Dr. Cyrus M. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wright
Art Museum of
Princeton University
Cincinnati
American Hospital
Paris
France
Miss Wright
Cyrus M. Wright
Wright obituary notices career of Cincinnati librarian Miss Wright
Miss Wright, a West Seventh Street resident and Western College alumna, served as librarian in charge at the Schmidlapp Art Library in Cincinnati and later curator at Princeton Art Museum. Survived by brother R Sayler Wright, sister Mrs John Weld Peck, and mother Mrs Cyrus M Wright, who died two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Western College For Women
Oxford
University of Cincinnati
Albany School For Librarians
Schmidlapp
Cincinnati Art Museum
Art Museum
Princeton
Cyrus M. Wright
Miss Wright
R. Sayler Wright
John Weld Peck
Mary Tanner Wright
John Kiehborth Dies After Long Illness at 55
John C. Kiehborth, official stenographer for over twenty years at the Common Pleas Court, died after a six month illness at his Cheviot home. He was 55 and left a son Louis O. and two daughters Norma and Carol. A Knights of Pythias member with Masonic ties, his services were held at 1 30 p m and a Masonic service followed at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Kiehborth
Common Pleas Court
Delmar Avenue
Cheviot
Kiehborth
Knights of Pythias
Louis O. Kiehborth
Jerome Avenue
Norma
Carol Kiehborth
Hugo Eisenlohr
Spring Grove Cemetery
Paul Kreimer 80 Dies After Neck Carbuncle Operation
Paul Kreimer 80 of 1929 Sherman Avenue Norwood died at Jewish Hospital yesterday from complications after removal of a neck carbuncle. He had been ill three weeks and was operated on two weeks ago. He worked for Perkins Campbell Company Cincinnati harness makers nearly 45 years, retiring ten years ago. He leaves three daughters Mrs M B Humbert Mrs James Tobin of Cincinnati and Mrs John Wehrman of Springfield Ill and one son Edward J Kremer. Funeral at 9:30 tomorrow with a requiem high mass at St Elizabeths Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery St Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kreimer
Sherman Avenue
Norwood
Jewish Hospital
Perkins Campbell Company
Cincinnati Harness Makers
M. B. Humbert
James Tobin
Cincinnati
John Wehrman
Springfield
Ill
Edward J. Kreimer
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Bernard
Civil War veteran Ross M. Myers dies at 84 in Columbus
Ross M. Myers, 84, former third assistant engineer on the gun boat Brilliant during the Civil War, died at his Columbus home today. He had served in the Union Navy and lived in the city for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ross M. Myers
Brilliant
Martins Ferry Veteran John Burris Dead at 80
John Burris, 80, a veteran of Indian wars in the Western frontier era, died at his Ragland home near Martins Ferry today after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
John Burris
Ragland
Here
Gregory L. Smith Dies at 76 in Mobile
Gregory L. Smith 76 a member of the 1901 Alabama Constitutional Convention and general counsel for the Louisiana and Nashville Railroad in Alabama died in Mobile on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Gregory L. Smith
L. & N. Railroad
Alabama
Confederate veteran J W Hancock dies at reunion
Charlotte report states J W Hancock aged 89 a Confederate veteran from Eldorado Arkansas died early today in the Emergency Hospital during the thirty ninth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
J. W. Hancock
Eldorado
Ark
United Confederate Veterans
Welsh Presbyterian Pastor J W Matthews Died Today
The Rev J W Matthews pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian Church of Jackson and president of the Southern Ohio Eiseddod organization died suddenly today in Gallipolis Ohio from a stroke. He was born in Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. W. Matthews
Welsh Presbyterian Church of
Jackson
Ohio
Southern Ohio Eiseddod
Wales
Character Actor John E. Kellerd Dies at 66
John E. Kellerd a longtime character actor and public favorite for forty four years died suddenly at the Yonkers home of Alfred Dressler. He last appeared in Trelawney of the Wells in 1927 and had been ill since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Kellerd
Yonkers
Alfred Dressler
Trelawney
The
Wells
Confederate veteran Gen Kitchen dies in Charlotte
Gen Cortez A. Kitchen, 77, of St. Louis and Confederate veteran, visiting Charlotte for a reunion, died today at Emer Emergency Hospital from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Cortez A. Kitchen
St. Louis
Weather Summary for Ohio Kentucky and Nearby States
Partly cloudy with possible showers in Ohio and Indiana temperatures mostly warm. Western Kentucky and central areas may see showers on Saturday while Tennessee and West Virginia remain partly to mostly fair with little temperature change. The accompanying table lists current highs and last twenty four hour precipitation for major cities including Boston Detroit New York Washington and Duluth with a record compare to prior years and normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Nashville
Boston
Oeast
Detroit
Tral
Eee Breenedewe
Albany
Sige Louis
Bos Cceersase
Ingo
Bos
S.W
Industrial Research Society Formed By Local Manufacturers
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting local manufacturers formed the Industrial Research Society to improve economy and efficiency. An office is in the Chamber Building with J. I. Howard as executive secretary. The board includes Lee Wiltsee W S Merrell Co J H Sower Snow King Baking Powder Co and Ralph W Mack Rauh Mack Shirt Co. Charter members include American Tool Works Co Ault & Wiborg Varnish Works Cincinnati Art Publishing Co Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Co J H Davis Tailoring Co Thomas Corcoran Lamp Co Heekin Can Co Keapsit Bottle Co National Colortype Co National Manufacturing Co Phillip Jones Corp Raih Mack Shirt Co Snow King Baking Powder Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Research Society
J. I. Howard
Board of Control
Lee Wiltsee
W. S. Merrell Company
J. H. Sower
Snow King Baking Podder Company
Ralph W. Mack
Rauh-Mack Shirt Company
American Tool Works Company
Ault & Wiborg Varnish Works
Cincinnati Art Publishing Company
Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company
J. H. Davis Tailoring Company
Thomas Corcoran Lamp Company
Heekin Can Company
Keapsit Bottle Company
National Colortype Company
National Manufacturing Company
Phillip-Jones Corporation
Raih- Mack Shirt Company
The
Snow King Baking Powder Company
Auto victim Virginia H. Robinson dies in Circleville
Virginia H. Robinson died in Circleville Ohio after an automobile crash. She had been unconscious in a local hospital for about an hour before passing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Virginia H. Robinson
Toda
Billups Buy 1855 Lawn Avenue Bond Hill Apartment
Earl H and Helen Billups acquired the frame and shingle apartment building at 1855 Lawn Avenue Bond Hill. The eight room structure sits on a 42 by 85 foot lot and includes a double garage. The sale price was 10000 dollars and was handled by The Miller Brumley Company Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H
Helen Billups
St. Louis
Lawn Avenue
Bond Hill
Miller & Brumley Company, Inc
Bonnerman Buys Five-Room Semi-Bungalow in North College Hill
Clarence W Bonnerman purchased a five-room semi-bungalow with bath at 1909 Sterling Avenue North College Hill from Julius Oelerich builder for 5750 dollars. The 25 by 120 foot lot was listed by broker Frank Fellhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Bonnerman
Julius’ Oelerich
Sterling Avenue
North College Hill
Frank Fellhauer
Maddux Building Co Buys 75 by 200 Foot Lot on Lower Grandin
Maddux Building Company purchased a 75 by 200 foot lot on Lower Grandin Road East Walnut Hills from F. J. Lynch for 5250 dollars. The Frederick A Schmidt Company brokered the deal and also leased Room 806 in the Enquirer Building to Devis and Kingsley insurance agents for three years at 5400 dollars total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandin Road
East
Walnut Hills
Maddux Building Company
F. J. Lynch
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Enquirer
Devis & Kingsley
Land Purchases Expand Howard Township Parcel Holdings
Herman Elsaesser added 53 acres adjoining his 211 acre Delhi Township tract on Anderson Ferry road. The land was owned by Harry Macke and sold through the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The combined acreage will be developed into a subdivision by Elsaesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Elsaesser
Anderson Ferry Road
Delhi Township
Harry Macke
Frederick A. Schmidt
Cincinnati Business Leader William Castellini Named
William A. A. Castellini, director of public relations at Brother hood National Bank, joins Archer Advertising and holds multiple Cincinnati posts. He serves as Governor of the Advertisers' Club, Secretary of the Cincinnati Branch of the National League of Commission Merchants, VP of Central Vine Street Business Association, and member of the American Institute of Banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. A. Castellini
Brotherhood National Bank
Archer Advertising Company
Enquirer
Castellini
Advertisers’ Club of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
National League of Commission Merchants of the
United States
Central Vine Street Business Association
American Institute of Banking
University of Notre Dame
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
South Bend
News- Times
East Hill Lions elect officers at Hotel Arms dinner
The East Hill Lions Club held its monthly dinner at the Hotel Arms where officers for the coming year were elected. Re-elected President was Robert B. Trame of Central Trust East Hill, with William Keck as Secretary and Treasurer. New officers include William Anderson First Vice President Victor Reese Second Vice President Joseph Mercurio Third Vice President Dr E C Beckelhimer Lion Tanner Edward A Vordenberge Tail Twister and John J Gilligan Director for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Edw. A. Vordenberge
John J. Gilligan
Airline conference aims Ohio Valley link to Southwest
H E Barber president of Continental Air Lines and Samuel Herndon traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce attend a Louisville aviation conference called by Mayor W B Harrison. The group seeks a plan to establish an airline connecting the Ohio Valley with the Southwest. Presently connections go through Chicago with eight to twenty four hour delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barber
Continental Air Limes
Samuel Herndon
Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
W. B. Harrison
Ohio Valley
Chicago
Industrial Advertising Talk By E B Neil At Chamber Meeting
The Cincinnati Association of Industrial Advertisers holds its final meeting of the year in the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 6:30. E B Neil head of Chilton Class Journal Company research speaks on An Engineer's Thoughts on Industrial Advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Association of Industrial Advertisers
Chamber of Commerce
Chilton Class Journal Company
E. B. Neil
Personal department created at Union Gas and Electric
Union Gas and Electric forms a personal department with George B. Crowther as personnel director. The new bureau will select new employees and supply staff to other departments to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas and Electric Company
George B. Crowther
Citizens' Progressive Association Sets Headquarters
The Citizens' Progressive Association, newly organized, has established its headquarters with John P. Galvin as Publicity Committee Chairman in Room 600 Odd Fellows' Temple. Information or appeals may be sent to Mr. Galvin. The group adopts the slogan Realizing a healthy whole includes the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Progressive Association
John P. Galvin
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Judge Ryan Delivers Principal Address at Xavier Alumni Dinner
Judge Dennis J. Ryan of the Common Pleas Court gave the principal address at an alumni dinner in Louisville Kentucky commemorating the seventy fifth anniversary of St Xavier High School of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Ryan
The
Common Pleas Court
Louisville
St. Xavier High School of
Gilman named chairman of university club committee
Edgar Dow Gilman director of public utilities was named chairman of the Big Ten University Club Committee on Co operation with the University of Cincinnati yesterday. Other members are Robert E Heekin and Mark Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Dow Gilman
Public Utilities
Big Ten University Club
University of Cincinnati
Robert E.heekin
Mark Fuller
Farmer's Wife Dies After Poison Incident
Dorothy Hinson 47 committed suicide at the Hinson farm. After rising to prepare breakfast for her husband and three children she went to the corn crib, drank poison, and slashed her throat with a razor. She died within minutes, and was described as despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circille
Dorothy Hinson
Hinson
Day to face murder charge in Delaware case
Charles E. Day, 20, will be returned from Mansfield Reformatory to answer an indictment charging him with the murder of Robert Welch, 19, who was shot a year ago during a failed hold up of an all night restaurant in Delaware, Ohio. Day is serving a forgery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Charles E. Day
Mansfield Reformatory
Robert Welch
Day
Confederate Veterans elects Sneed commander in chief
In Charlotte on June 6 Gen R A Sneed of Oklahoma City was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and Biloxi Mississippi chosen for the 1930 reunion at a business session held here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma City
United Confederate Veterans
Biloxi
Miss
Buyers Elect President at National Purchasing Agents Meet
John R. Whitehead of the Fairbanks Morse Company Chicago was elected president of the National Association Purchasing Agents at the annual directors meeting in Buffalo. The 1930 convention will be in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
John R. Whitehead
Fairbanks-Morse Company of
Chicago
National Association
Mystery Blast in Akron Rocked Notary Publics Home
Akron June 6 Charles Cacioppe Notary Public could not explain the dynamite blast that shattered part of his house. Mrs Cacioppe and four children escaped unharmed as police investigated the unexplained explosion in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Charles Cacioppe
Parkersburg Man Dies After Plane Crash in Ohio
Richard Chinn, 21, of Parkersburg, died in a hospital today from injuries suffered last night when the airplane he rode in crashed near Marietta, Ohio. The pilot Glenn Seevers, 28, also of Parkersburg, was reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Richard Chinn
Marietta
Northwestern faculty dislike exams as students do
Evanston Ill June 6 Northwestern University faculty say they dislike giving examinations as much as students dislike taking them. The remark echoes a well worn line about parental pain, shown here in an academic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Fragmented Meeting Schedule for Various Groups
A list of times and group names appears, detailing numerous organizations and individuals such as Gibson finance executives, Ken May, Alpha Theta Chi, Mrs. Mayer, Leo J. Overton, Catholic Federation of Parents and Teachers Association, Eastern Steel Tank Association, Sigma Chi, Metropole, Lockland School, Chamber of Commerce, Electric Club, Rotar y, Industrial Advertisers, Aviation Unit, Cincinnati Club, National Baseball Commission, Reciprocity Table, Retail Merchants, Dr William S Keller, Pi Kappa Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Ken May
Alpha Theta Chi
Mrs. Mayer
Leo J. Overton
Catholic Federation of Parents and Teachers’ Association
Eastern Steel Tank Association
Linton
Sigma Chi
Metropole
Lockland School
Chamber of Commerce
Electric Club
Evecutive
Ee Rotaray
Aviation Unit
Cincinnati Club
National Baseball Commission
William S. Keller
Pi Kappa Alpha
Bible Seminary Here Graduates 21 Students
Twenty-one students graduate at the fifth annual Cincinnati Bible Seminary commencement on Price Hill. Ten A.B. degrees, six A.M. degrees, two B.D. degrees, two D.D. degrees, one Litt.D., and three special diplomas are awarded. Rev. P. H. Welshimer gives the address. The school has 110 enrolled. Trustees announce a $15,000 bequest from Mrs. Sarah E. Ward of Kansas for a memorial library or equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Price Hill
Westminster
P. H. Welshimer
Church of Christ
Canton
Board of Trustees
Sarah E. Ward
Kansas
Bus Line to Expand Across Midwest and Great Lakes
Interstate Transit Inc reports plans to add two new routes. Attorney Thomas L. Tallentire filed applications with the Public Service Commission of Michigan for a Chicago to Detroit line and a Detroit to Pittsburgh route via Toledo Cleveland and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Transit, Inc
Five Cent Call Costs Eighty Dollars and More
Mrs. Bessie Dorwald of 7809 Illinois Street Indianapolis reports an $80.05 phone bill after a long distant call from a Dixie Terminal Building booth. She later discovered her mesh bag missing containing $35 and a race track badge valued at $45. She returned to the booth but the bag was gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Dorwald
Illinois Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Dixie Terminal
Lava Flow Halted Near Terzigno After Vesuvius Diminishes
Dozens of families return to abandoned homes in Terzigno and nearby areas after Mount Vesuvius observatory reports lava flow has decidedly diminished. The wall of lava paused just outside Terzigno and locals credit Saint Gennaro with the seeming halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Terzigno
Mount Vesuvius
Gennaro
Painters End Three Year Strike With New Wage Pact
In Cleveland today a three year old painters strike ended with a signed working agreement between the union and employers. The current wage scale of 1.25 dollars per hour will hold until next October when there will be a 6 6 cent increase, followed by a further 12 cent rise a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Postmaster General Denies GOP Chair Rumor
Walter F. Brown in Toledo denies a Washington rumor that he will be the next chairman of the Republican National Committee to replace Hubert Work. He states he just started as Postmaster General and intends to stay in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. P. Helm
Toledo
Walter F. Brown
Washington
Republican National Committee
Hubert Work
Funeral for Harry E. Rapherd Held Today
Scottish Rite and Gibulum Lodge of Perfection members attend the funeral for Harry E. Rapherd past Thrice Potent Master at Norwood Baptist Church Norwood today at 2 30 p m. John G Landwehr 32 T P M F WM Harte 33 Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
Harry E. Rapherd
Gibulum Lodge of Perfection
Norwood Baptist Church
Courtland Avenue
Norwood
John G. Landwehr
F. WM. Harte
Death notices in Cincinnati newspaper June 1929
Obituaries and funeral notices for BASCOM George, BENEKER Henry W., EBERSOLE George C., ENGLEHARDT Harry E., KREIMER Paul, PIERSON Harry J., POLLWINE Harry, TWITCHELL Ernst, and WRIGHT Jane. Details include death dates, age or relations, funeral home and service times, and burial or interment plans in Ohio and France.
End of Month Long Debt Parley Nears Signature
Paris June 6 Experts at the reparations conference finish condensation of a 16 000 word draft into a shorter document and prepare for signature at 5 p m tomorrow in the Hotel George V tearoom. The full text may be released Sunday morning. Owen D Young Thomas Perkins Thomas W Lamont and Jeremiah Smith review the conference path home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George V
Owen D. Young
Thomas M. Perkins
Thomas W. Lamont
Lamont
Mr. Lamont
Mr. Young
Jeremiah Smith
Ohio Dentists Elect New Set of Officers
At the Northern Ohio Dental Association convention in Cleveland on June 6 Dr E D Phillips of Cleveland was named President and Dr W A Loope of Cleveland as President elect. Other officers include Secretary Dr Carl J Stark of Cleveland Treasurer Dr James C McConkey of Canton and Executive Committee members Dr C T Story Cleveland Dr R J Armstrong Cleveland and Walter S Sargent Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
E. D. Phillips
W. A. Loope
Northern Ohio Dental Association
Carl J. Stark
James C. McConkey
Canton
C. T. Story
R. J. Armstrong
Walter S. Sargent
Toledo
Shriners Pledge Support To Hoover Law Program
At the 1929 Shrine convention in Los Angeles the order pledged hearty support to President Hoover's law enforcement program and installed Leo V. Youngworth as Imperial Potentate. Next year’s convention city was not decided, with New Orleans and Toronto under consideration. The Imperial Council sent a telegram praising Hoover and pledging noble cooperation to uphold law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hoover
Leo V. Youngworth
Imperial Council
New Orleans
Toronto
Canada
Scrap Iron Dealers Meet in Cincinnati Chapter
Scrap iron and steel dealers from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia will attend the Cincinnati Chapter of the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel meeting at the Sinton on June 11. The industry recently drew attention for agreeing to submit disputes to compulsory arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel, Inc
Sinton
Nurses to Get Diplomas at Good Samaritan Hospital
Forty seven seniors two house physicians eight internes and six post graduate students will graduate at 6 30 tonight in Hughes High School auditorium as part of Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing commencement week. The academic procession will depart Victoria Hall to the auditorium at 6 o'clock along Clifton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Hughes High School
Victoria Hall
School of Nursing
Clifton Avenue
Personal ads list multiple couples with occupations and addresses
The notice catalogues pairs including Eugene Jamison a stockkeeper at 106 North Bend Road and Betty Stein at 2160 Manchester Street, along with others: Alexander Donanue a mechanic with Marie Hoffman of 251 Southern Avenue, Ernest Sipple an engineer with Eiva Leaverton of 4152 Hamilton Avenue, Bernard Kugel a manager with Mary Kirschenbaum of 415 Ridgeway Avenue, Edwin Henn a bookkeeper with Luelia Borges of 276 West Fork Road, Morelia Hagen a bookkeeper with Barbara Friedrich of 5405 Ralston Avenue, Omas Creen a chauffeur with Theresa Barnett of Wyoming, Jim James a laborer with Lela Watkins of 1032 Rittenhouse Street, William Shields a chemical engineer with Olta Eastier of the YWCA, and Fred Broetzler a garage owner with Lulu Catron of 1785 Sycamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Jamison
North Bend Road
Betty S. Stein
Manchester Street
Alexander E. Donanue
Vine Street
Marie Hoffman
Southern Avenue
Ernest C. Sipple
Powers Street
Eiva E. Leaverton
Hamilton Avenue
Bernard L. Kugel
Dorchester Avenue
Mary Kirschenbaum
Ridgeway Avenue
Edwin T. Henn
West Fork Road
Luelia C. Borges
Moreliav. Hagen
Quatman Avenue
Barbara M. Friedrich
Ralston Avenue
Omas Creen
Wyoming
Theresa Barnett
Jim James
John Street
Lela Watkins
Rittenhouse Street
Cook
William H. Shields
Park Avenue
Olta B. Eastier
Fred G. Broetzler
East Fourteenth Street
Lulu J. Catron
Sycamore Street
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Twitchell Ues
Woodward and
L. C
Hardt
Urkhardt
Birthest, Bros. Company
East Fourth Street
Burkhardt Bros
John Kiehborh
Gen
Limiton Entertainment
William Fox Movietone
mTy Eis
Fusie
Japan
Bid City Blues
Sue Carol David Rollins
Sharon Lynn
Lola
Lane
Breaakawa
Broadway
Cincy
Boat House
Coffee Co
Canal
Lodge
Bascom—George
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Jacksonville
Fila
Beneker
Henry W
Wiltsee’s Chapel
West Ninth Street
Ebersole
George C
Emma Carter
George R. Ebersole
Navarre
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Englehardt
Harry E
Estelle Atkins Engelhardt
Paddock Road
Cortland Avenue
Kreimer
Paul
Theresa Kreimer
Fromme
St. Elizabeth Church
Pierson
Harry
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
St. Aloysius Church
Bridgetown
Miami Cemetery
Twitchell—Ernst
Maude Twitchell
Wallace
Wyoming, CO
Wright
Jane
Sanitary, Aesthetic, Modern, Co
Keemstion Co
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Av
Shriners
Hoover Law
John Mack Brown
Paul Muni
Marguerite Churchill
Pathe
Vitaphone
Pathe Sound News
Keith
Bessie Love
Anita Page
Charles King
Fox Movieto News
New York City
Speakeasy
Lola Lane
Paul Page
Fox
Corinne Griffith
Fazenda
Arthur
Vitaphone Sketch
Sue Carol
David Rollins
RADIO
Keith-Orpheum
E. F. Albee
Little Jack Little
Big Boy
Radioland
R.K.O
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Kitty Doner
America
Buster Keaton
the Albee
Mon
Hugo Zacchini
Henry Straus Co
6Th and
Walnut
Laura LaPlante
Emily Fitzroy
Joseph Schildkraut
Otis Harlan
Ziegfeld
Rainbow
Kyle
Foot OF Broadway
Moonlite Garden
Capitol
Bayard Veiller
Mary Dugan
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
H. B. Warner
Capitol Orchestra
Vitaphone Act
Stuart Walker Company
Peerr
An& Sycamore
McKay Morris
Margaret Douglass
Garden Theatre
Harry Willsey
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