Handsome Residence To Rise On Walnut Hills Site
A seven room pressed brick and stone residence is to be built on the former Walnut Hills Odeon site on Woodburn avenue near McMillan street for Katherine Ankenbauer. The project includes grading and a daily market concept for a future Peebles Corner area, with stores on three streets and upper offices. Builders Newcomb & Jenkins sold the property from the Christian Ross estate and will commence work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Odeon
Hotel Arms
Newcomb & Jenkins
Woodburn Avenue
McMillanestreet
Katherine Ankenbauer
Christian Ross
Feaures
Dayton
Peebles Corner
L. ©. Hamer
Nicholas Longworth
McMillan Street
Melrose Street
Locust Street
Tt ‘Sn
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in Park Township
A long list of property transfers and mortgage filings appears, naming numerous individuals and parcels in Green Township and nearby areas. Highlights include subdivisions in Mt. Hope Park, Saunders, and Beechwood areas, with several lots described by measurements. Loans and associations such as loan firms and land firms are noted among the recorded entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mackxumko
Lakarop
Delmar
Bertus
Webb
An Coombs
Mt. Hope Park
Aebi
Wesley Avenue
O' Land
Doty
Ize Mathers
Elizabeth C. Shulick
Ife K. Richter
Mayme E. Morrison
Een
Atherine Niehaus Ik Teas
Gesang Verein
Hilla Hoapital Saed
H. Catterhenry
Adolph Bergen
Frederick A
Weatde Baen
Coea
Er Sar
A. Ryan
Delhi Township
Sraener
National Building Owners and Managers Meet in Cincinnati
Advance guard of delegates arrives for the National Association of Building Owners and Managers convention in Cincinnati. The Lin ton Hotel hosts reception committees and a sky parlor tour at Union Central Building. A trade exposition at Music Hall and city welcome address mark the opening events with meetings for property owners and real estate leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Linton Hotel
Music Hall
M. W. McIntyre
Union Central
National Association
Across the River Cities
C. 4
Horton
Association
Bei Nm
Erecting Frame Welling and Frame Bungalow Planned
Sto Georgs Eyleot to raise two frame wellings on the west side of Mansion venue at a cost of 2200 dollars. E A Rie? to construct a frame bungalow on the east side of Stettinius avenue for 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto Georgs Eyleot
E. A. Rie
Stettinius Avenue
Wife seeks separation over desire for more children
Grace Goodheart filed for separation from Robert H. Goodheart in New York Supreme Court citing disputes over having children. She says her health is poor and two children from her first husband suffice. he desires more children. She seeks permanent separation with alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Grace Parte
Supreme Court
Robert H. Goodheart
eVerly
Asvite
Oldest Cincinnati Landmark Revealed on Vine Street
A rediscovered building on Carter alley near Vine Street in Cincinnati drew crowds. Developer Hmile Clauss plans a three story structure with a ground floor store, at an estimated cost of 15000 dollars, after moving from his Vine street location south of Eighth Street. The project follows the purchase of the site by backers of the President's Square movement along Garfield place.
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Vine Street
Cincinnati
City
Hmile Clauss
Eighth Street
Garfield Place
Skyscraper Height Standards Set by Union Central
The Union Central building rises thirty four stories reaching 585 feet to the lantern tip, making it the tallest office structure outside New York. Its altitude above sea level is 1 037 feet. It stands 80 feet above Ft Thomas Water Tower and 90 feet taller than Eden Park Water Tower, 177 feet above Norwood water tower, and 277 feet above Burnet Woods on a hilltop.
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Cincinnati
Union Central
New York City
Two Baby Elks Join Kindergarten Class at Zoo
Mike the elk is the proud father of two new baby elks at the zoo. The elks play in the yard while visitors admire the youngsters. Four white swans arrived at the zoo yesterday after a train journey and spent the afternoon bathing in the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Building Owners and Managers Association Holds Sixth Annual Convention
Portraits of national officers led by President Charles E. Horton accompany news that the Building Owners and Managers Association will stage its sixth annual convention at Music Hall next Tuesday through Friday. Speakers will address building problems, reflecting the association’s significant vested capital outside bankers companies.
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Charles E. Horton
the Building Owners and Managers’ Association
Music Hall
Tanee
William C. Lengel
Building Management
Distinct Personality In Modern Skyscraper
William Lengel argues in Building Management that a skyscraper has a living personality. He describes buildings as prospering brokers offices and as oppressive courts for lawyers, with medical towers showing clinical, sterile calm, and notes a manager shapes a building’s character through tenant selection, reflecting an almost permanent investment and responsibility.
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William ©. Lengel
Building Management
Music Hall
Joffies
Avonville’s new subdivision shows strong market interest
Avondale opens a Bur and Broker James G Cooper led subdivision along Reading road opposite Kingston Avenue extending to Lee Place north of the Presbyterian Church. About $100000 invested with $15000 in lots sold and plans for $60000 in flats and residences, including St Louis style duplex buildings and a $11000 project for a Lee Place purchaser.
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Avondale
Bur
James G. Cooper
Reading Road
Kington Avenu
Lee Place
Presbyterian
Ella Brown
St. Louis
E Goudy
Ant
Om Lee Place
Mr. Cooper
Fleischer
Cooper
Berg
Property Owners to Be Represented in Condemnation Suit
Real estate broker Philip Moessinger will represent owners in a condemnation suit for extending Green Street from Vine to Back streets. The project would create an outlet to McMiken Avenue near Walnut street park, taking two Vine Street parcels of 40 by 120 feet and portions of Hamer street and Back street including a brewery stable area adjacent to an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Moessinger
Green
Vine
Back Streets
McMiken Avenue
Walnut Street
Rhine
Vine Street
Hamer Street
Kaufmann Brewery
Back Street
Walnut Hills High School Operetta Seeks Woodland Theater Showing
About fifty Walnut Hills High School students who staged an operetta at the Walnut Hills building asked Zoo management for permission to present it at Woodland Theater. The Feast of the Red Corn, an Indian tale by Cincinnati composer Paul Bliss, was produced under Prof Albert Hartzel. Permission was granted and the show is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnutee
Walnut Hills
Zoo Management
Woodland Theater
Paul Bliss
Cincinnati
Albert Hartzel
Cincinnati Public
Zoomanaement
Water used to cure concrete on Gibson Hotel project
Night crews pour water on the Walnut street Gibson Hotel concrete three times during Saturday night and again Sunday to ensure proper setting and a solid finish. The process moistens both the concrete and the wooden forms to seal pores and strengthen the frame.
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Gibson
Walnut Street
Park expert views requested on high school site
Park Expert Kessler may be consulted as a dispute over the site for Walnut Hills High School moves toward a Park Commission review. Anton Burger of the School Board opposes the Erkenbrecher tract of 28 acres on Madison road, proposed by Hyde Park and surrounding communities, arguing a ravine in front. Proponents want preservation and beautification of the ravine, with a price tag around 95 000 dollars and total costs near 130 000 dollars, about 1000 more than Hughes High.
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Oakley
North Hyde Park
Mt. Washington
Burger
Kessler
Madison Road
Hire Avenue
Erkenbrechers
Hughes High School
Street Car Strike Arbitration Board Discusses Reinstatements
The Street Car Strike Arbitration Board met yesterday to discuss a number of reinstatement requests but took no action. The meetings are being held at the Sintor Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sintor
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the Commercial Tribune
Walnut Hills Odeon
Longworth
Fred Tuke & Son
Mublic Auctson
Pine Street
Nathan Berwanrer
John Prout
Wells Avenue
Tidworth A. Schenkel
Sigmund Piast
Western Hills Country Club
Milton Saylor
Price Hill
Union -Central Life Insurance
Hyde Park
Mooney
Burch
Stettinius
Ben Venuto
Madisonville
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Zinn
East Seventh Street
Florida Avenue
Kirby Road
Hanfield Street
William Overbedie
William Overbecke
Hackberry Street
Overbecke
A. J. Cunningham, Jr
G. A. Ginter
Cunningham
Harvey Avenue
Camp Dennigan
Dodge
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Alberta
Papenbrock Gest
L. Rt
Siegrist
Eis
E. Ginn
William H. Krapp
Endérle
Ton B. & L. Co
Nix
Grace Goodheart
Federal
Commercial Tribune
Union Central Building
New York
Zoo
Owners and Managers’ Association
Jernk
Chaupe
Charles Eplortoi
WrJlarskall
Gc. A.scellers
Aft
Green Street
Moessinger
Kessler and
Commission
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