Sells Floto Show Brings Wild West Flair to Newport
The Sells Floto Show featuring Jess Willard Frank Gotch and sensational acts filled Newport with circus excitement despite rain. Miss Rosa Rosaland wowed crowds with backward somersaults from horse to horse while Willard and Gotch performed in the athletic carnival. Norwood hosts two shows today as a Huffman Dansant Orchestra provides music for nightly dancing at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
Frank Gotch
Newport
Kir
Kentucky
Lucia Zora
Rhoda Royal
Rosa Rosaland
Miss Rosaland
Willard
Gotch
Norwood
Huffman Dansant Orchestra
Zoological Garden to stage themed music weeks led by Spirescu
The Zoological Garden announces a weekly musical lineup led by Chevalier Oscar Spirescu. Each evening features a distinct theme from classical and popular numbers to patriotic and ragtime leaning sets. The plan aims to attract larger crowds with varied concerts by a top summer ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Chevalier Oscar Spirescu
Falm Garden
Children Week at Chester Park With Big Family Programs
Next week is Children’s Week at Chester Park organized by Manager I M Martin. The Health Department presents a Baby Week Exposition and Better Babies Show with 600 babies examined. Activities include outings for the Little Mothers League and public school children events, vaudeville acts, and a 700-strong chorus performing The Peace Cantata. Diving Venus Ethel Dawn June headlines nightly shows in a glass tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
I. M. Martin
Chester
Park
Health Department
William H. Peters
Little Mothers' League
Cincinnati
Public School Employees’ Association
J. C. Donovan
Ethel Dawn June
Chester Lake
Leon
Adeline Sisters
McCormack
Shannon
Charles Mack
Nenning and Waak
Keith's Bill at B F Keith's Promises Energetic Act Mix
Premier acts include Clayton Kennedy and Mattie Rooney with Elkins Fay and Elkins. Val and Ernie Stanton deliver eccentric antics while Sampson and Douglas debut with strong endorsements. Elizabeth Cutty returns with a breezy instrumental segment as Pathe Weekly review and Mutt and Jeff cartoon highlight the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Clayton Kennedy
Mattie Rooney
Elkins
Fay
Val
Ernie Stanton
Sampson
Douglas
Keith Goers
Cuttys
Elizabeth Cutty
Pathe
Mutt and Jeff
Alhambra Schedules Final Days of Police Run
The two week showing of the Chaplin comedy Police at the Alhambra ends Saturday night. Monday the Rex Beach adaptation The Spoilers opens and runs for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chapliin
Alhambra
Rex Beach
Lagoon Theater to Open Next Sunday With Walker Company
The Lagoon theater will open next Sunday with a matinee featuring the Walker Musical Comedy Company. Musical Walker will read the cast, supported by the Grenawalts Barbeau Sisters Cozy Lewis Julia Mills Harvey Bigelow a beauty chorus and a uniformed ladies band as announced by local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lagoon
Walker Musical Comedy Company
Walker
Grenawalts
Barbeau Sisters
Cozy Lewis
Julia Mills
Harvey Bigelow
Fannie Ward Stars in A Gutter Magdalene at Strand
Fannie Ward headlines the three day Strand Theater program in A Gutter Magdalene from Jesse L. Lasky studios. Willard Mack wrote the play. A Bray Animated Cartoon accompanies the feature. The Evil Thereof with Frank Losee heads the second week portion starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Lasky Studios
Strand Theater
Fannie Ward
Willard Mack
Bray
Frank Losee
Play and film program at Walnut Theater this week
The Walnut Theater presents a stage piece by Aaron Hoffman directed for screen by Edward Lawrence with a Paramount Pictograph reel. The feature A Woman's Honor from William Fox studios stars Jose Collins and opens Sunday for four days attracting audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Theater
Aaron Hoffman
Edward Lawrence
Paramount
Notorious Gallagher His Great Triumph at Lyric
Marguerite Snow and William Nigh headline a three day Lyric Theater engagement in Notorious Gallagher or His Great Triumph from Metro studios. The program includes a Keystone-Triangle comedy and Olga Petrova starring in The Scarlet Woman with A Dash of Courage as added feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Snow
William Nigh
Gallagher
Lyric Theater
Metro Studios
Olga Petrova
Harry Gribbin
A I O Plans Coney Island Outing Amid Ticket Woes
The Associated Irish Organizations in Hamilton County prepare for the annual Coney Island outing on August 20. They face a ticket dye shortage that may prevent the traditional green boat tickets, prompting committees to seek alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Irish Organizations
Hamilton County
Coney Island
Norma Talmadge Stars in Going Straight at Family Theater
Norma Talmadge delivers a polished performance as a reforming wife in Going Straight from Fine Arts Studios. The three day engagement opens this morning with the Griffith children in support and features additional Triangle Keystone pieces The Sorrows of Love Bathtub Perils and The Gathering Storm in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Talmadge
Triangle
Fine Arts Studios
Family Theater
Miss Talmadge
Griffith
Bessie Barriscale
William Desmond
Fred Mace
Billie Burke
Henry Kolker
The Battle of Hearts opens at Grand Opera House with Fox feature
The three day run begins this morning featuring William Farnum in The Battle of Hearts about a determined master winning the girl he loves. Also on offer are Who's Guilty fifth installment with Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore and The Perils of Divorce with Frank Sheridan and Edna Wallace Hopper. Chaplin’s The Fireman appears midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
William Farnum
Grand Opera House
the Grand
Anna Nilsson
Tom Moore
Frank Sheridan
Edna Wallace Hopper
Charlie Chaplin
Real Estate Transfers and Tax Stamps Summary
A list of real estate transfers with tax stamps noted at 50 cents per $500 or fraction of value. Filings include Hagans to Reakirt, Sieber to Ault & Wiborg, Dempsey assignment to Norwood, and multiple parcels in Avondale Norwood Kennedy Heights Madisonville and Belmont area with various lot sizes and tax amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hagans
Liewelyn
Norwood
John H. Sanker
Pashieden Et al
Huntington Place
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
A. Seniro Prince
Burton
Harry W. Cordes
Charlie Chaplin’s The Fireman Shown in Three Downtown Theaters
Chaplin's latest film The Fireman, produced under a $670000 annual Mutual Film contract, screens next week in downtown theaters. Walnut Grand and Bijou show Monday to Wednesday, Lyric hosts Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Mutual Film Corporation
Walnut
Grand
Bijou
Lyric
Scarlet Woman thrills at Metro photoplay three day run
Mme. Olga Petrova, a noted emotional star, delivers fine acting in The Scarlet Woman a sensational Metro five part photoplay beginning a three day engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Olga Petrova
Scarlet Woman
Metro
Property transfers and lot sales in Norwood and surrounding suburbs
A series of property transfers documents a flood of lot sales and mortgages in Norwood, Springfield Township, Pleasant Ridge, Avondale, and nearby areas. Transactions involve buyers and sellers including Fanny J. Dickson, Charles Bockenstette Jr., Emma Fischer, Amasa B. Martin, and Philip Rohr Jr., with parcels on Regent avenue, Ledlie Johnson streets, Catherine avenue, Maple Leaf avenue, and more. Tax amounts range from 0.50 to 31.0, and leases note terms through 1916 for various storefronts and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Dickson
Fanny J. Dickson
Childers
Warren Corbitt
Philip Rohr, Jr
Thomas H. Smith
Frank H. Lockman
Ruzicka Rempe Company
Maple Leaf Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Ceee
Ceer
Ceee Eeweeeereen
Emma Fischer
Catherine Avenue
Norwood
Emily W. Martin
Amasa B. Martin Et al
Hyde Park Subdivision
Stettiniuse Avenue
Amasa B. Martin
Kemper Lane
Madison Pike
Barbara Kayser
Charles Aills
Margaret Johnston
Spring Street
Avondale
Pete Er
Frank A. Huber
Wilhelmina H. Soreen
Spencer & Taylor
Rogismoyne
Seeeerenee
Philip Renner
Martha Strotmann
Muriel Court
Clifton Heights
Leo J. Goerth
Bungalow Park
Evanston Avenue
Telford Groesbeck
Alter S. Schmidt
Elmhurst
Kenneth Avenue
College Hill
Charles Leppert
Katherine Wade
Olden
South Mill Streets
Ella G. Peters
Carrie L. Kopitzke
Outlook Avenue
Zeigle
Providence Street
Everett Street
Augustus G. Bofinger
Jacob Wegmann
Wesley A. Stewart
Mary S. Werden
John J. Acomb
National Home Company
Schubert Street
Elizabeth Meyers
Walter W. Clippinger
Coftinells & Muchmore
Madisonville
Paul R. Dickson
Jacob Simmons
Morris Street
Walnut Hills
Theobald Tfells
Provident Loan Company
Chase Avenue
Weaeh
Linus Antoinette
M. Schneider
Sheriff
William Brown
John B. Spilker
Sheri
James
Errere
J. C. Cadwallader
Katherina Schiller
Edward Mills
Norreal
Cte
Sebup Iy Cibh Dash
John Weik
Lydia Heemann
Mary Dacey
Joseph Niehaus
Antin
Pauline Esther Russo
Jacob Vikofsky
Chars Dillon
Isaac Englander
Marshall Heaty
George W. Gray
Beechmont Avenue
Mt. Washington
Mortgage and property transfers and building permits listed
A long list of property transfers includes numerous mortgages between individuals and banks with many transfers to Germania Bank, Walnut Hills, Oakley Bank, Home Building & Investment Co, and others. Also shown are mortgage cancellations for Ernst Vogt, Addie Kemper, Louise Parsons, and several real estate firms, followed by building permits for H. Golden & Sons and M. Y. Cooper for multiple dwellings with stated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
G. Kissel
Lenox B
Alfred C. Bader
Minnie Foster
Laura F. Hiller
June Street B
S. el
Indes
Endieceches
the x
Mabel Miller
Theodore Cormelle
Meieer
Straehley
Germania
B. Pea Dos
Ciedet Ogs
Ondhig Tauneekap Ushers Ce Maverd ‘Pachwarts al Guaskubee
Abc Sons
Ane
Oni
Beiam
Benaud B. Lawarre
Ormonde & & L. Mosra
Stoller
B. EL
Meera
Ibe
Seeenier
Dieaebes
R. T. Raine
Wyoming
Peipe Cee
Daniel F. Heuer
Theodore T. Nunn
Pee Cc. Kemper
Walnut Hills
Cass
John Quarters
Sune
Celeshierss
F. Hayes
Ernst Station
Cass Condi
Cpa
Cuaran
Mary A. Vitt
Mt. Healthy S. & L. OR
Ssa
Alma R. Boys
C. C. Houdeshell
Eliza Mitchell
Wendel
Das
Carrie L. Kopitzke
Oak L. & B. Co
Jacob Vikofsky
Germania B. A
Ce Guru Os
Ann Ode
Dipheaun
Jacob J. Acomb
Ada V
Aesdemont
Iphisbosgh
Vihayin Banieten
Walter D. McGilliard
Elida Curtis
Henry T. Linnebaum
Clifton Heights Pee
Wes Se. CO
Fels Heep
William Wagner
Oakley Bank
Ernst Vogt
Silverton L. & B. Co
Ern Life Insurance Company
Addie C. Kemper
Same
Louise H. Parsons
B. C
Frank C. Fix
I. & B. Co. Suburban Real Estate Company
William C. Straehley
B. A
Mary J. Stone
Home B. & I. Co
Anthony C. Lotz
Perdinand Flading
Frances Miller
Southern Ohio L
Suburban Real Estate Company
Lizzie Beartot
John A. Ziegler
Calhoun L. & B. Co
Frenzy Wirth
Ces Ccseee
William P. Hulbert
Esau Oui Od
Seda Siboapebendres
Anna Tanner
Owensv Lie” B. & I. Co
Michael Dangelo
Charles Bockensteteg
Crssale Ab
Dieda
Bodo
Committee organized for city picnic at Hyde Park Library
At a Hyde Park Branch Library meeting of the Ault Park Picnic Committee the subcommittee to work with the Board of Park Commissioners was chosen. Hoff man as chairman Behymer as vice chairman Schultz as secretary and Cooper as treasurer. A mass meeting for all organizations is set for Wednesday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault Park
Hyde Park
Board of Park Commissioners
F. L. Hoffman
Arthur Behymer
W. J. Schultz
Myers Y. Cooper
Norwood wedding honors Pullman official and Alma Pfau
Silas L. Simmonds assistant district superintendent of the Pullman Company married Alma Pfau daughter of Edward Pfau of Pfau Manufacturing at 957 Nassau Street Walnut Hills. Reverend Hugo Eisenlohr officiated. Cincinnati Pullman staff presented a large silver chest to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pfau
Pfau Manufacturing Company
Norwood
Nassau Street
Walnut Hills
Silas L. Simmonds
Pullman Company
Alma Plau
Hugo Eisenlohr
Simmonds
Cincinnati Pullman
Grand Hotel
Mrs. Simmonds
Covington Attack Grabs Gas Company Ice Charges
An incident in Covington involved an assault and theft at a gas company site. Authorities report charges including assault and burglary, with investigations ongoing and suspects awaiting court actions.
Attorney Files Deposits Suit Against Union Light Gas
Commonwealth Attorney Stephens B Blakely filed a suit for eleven Covington gas consumers against Union Light Heat and Power seeking refunds of deposits and service charges. Plaintiffs allege overcharges beyond 30 cents per 1000 feet and penalties, and ask court to set rates at 30 cents and 10 cents per kWh with refunds and distribution of funds to customers. The action follows Judge Tracy's ruling in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Stephens L. Blakely
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Mary Mulligan
W. E. Tyler
Joseph Hennessy
C. L. McKenzie
Edward Meyers
L. J. Blakely
Robert Wuhbolding
Rolla May Simpson
George Mussman
Mary Philipps
William F. Klare
Tracy
Mary J. Turner
Covington High School to Hold Commencement
Forty nine seniors will graduate at Covington High School with commencement exercises at the Public Library auditorium next Wednesday evening. Superintendent Homer O Sluss has secured Prof Herbert L Willett of Chicago University to deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School
Public Library
Homer O. Sluss
Herbert L. Willett
Chicago University
Lucretia Edmonds
Edna Roth
Lillian M. Shropshire
Vivian M. Surran
Elizabeth H. Thomas
Helen E. von Hoene
Hampton Adams
Adelaide Brettschneider
Eunice H. Case
Clifford E. Catton
Mary L. Chalkley
Kenneth C. Chase
John J. Cushing
Robert E. Davis
William H. Bifert
Grace A. Everett
Charles D. Feuss
Granger E. Fisher
George Fox
Eliza F. Furber
William E. Hauser
Earl S. Hayman
Evelyn M. Herweh
Frances M
Mary M. Taphorn
Arthur E. Ware
J. Earl Weatherford
James V. Wert
Cecil C. West
Laura F. Willis
Huldah F. Wilson
Irene L. Wilson
Schuler and Kranz Named Covington Bridge Collectors
The Covington City Commissioners confirmed the newspaper prediction by naming Albert Schuler and William Kranz as the new collectors for the Covington and Newport Bridge. Commissioner Hawk, who initially abstained, voted for Schuler and Kranz as the final tally showed Schuler 3 votes Kranz 3 Owens 2 Philipps 1 Schild 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Albert Schuler
William Kranz
Covington
Covington and Newport Bridge
Hawk
Schuler
Kranz
Owens
Philipps
Schild
Coal oil can blast injures woman in Covington fire
Mrs. Cora Jenkins 25, wife of J W Jenkins, is in critical condition at Covington General Hospital after a coal oil can exploded while she poured oil into a stove at 65 Linden Street. Her baby on her arm survived. Mrs. Louis Lamb on the second floor was prostrated by the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jenkins
J. W. Jenkins
Linden Street
Covington General Hospital
Louis Lamb
Covington Notes: Falls and Local Notices
Mrs. Ben Klare, aged, broke a leg after a fall at her daughter’s home on Main Street and was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital. Fred Leucht qualified as administrator of Sophia Leucht’s estate with a $2,000 bond. Simon Timmen, 30, died at his Crescent Avenue home. funeral at St John’s Church with interment in St John’s Cemetery. Mother of God School outing set for Diamond Star Grove with games planned. Covington barbers refuse to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Klare
Eighth
Main Streets
Booth Memorial Hospital
Fred Leucht
Sophia Leucht
Kenton County Court
Simon Timmen
Crescent Avenue
St. John's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Mother of God
Diamond Star Grove
Covington Barbers
Local shave price vote fails by one vote
TheTimes records a local election where raising shaves to 15 cents failed 31 to 16 as a two thirds majority was required. Covington Lodge announces funeral services for Brother Thomas Burke at 18 Franklin Street Central Covington tonight with members meeting at 7:30 a.m. to proceed to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Thomas €. Burke
Franklin Street
Local divorce and civil suits filed in Kenton Court
Laura Smith sues for absolute divorce alimony and child custody against Otto Smith alleging cruelty for over six months. A restraining order was granted. Other cases include Joseph Miller v Henry Goes on a $400 promissory note, Juan Evans v South Covington Street Car for $10,000, Emma Craycraft v C W Craycraft for absolute divorce, and Alexander Wilshire v Sunlight Laundry for $5,000 personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Otto Smith
Evelyn
Tracy
Russell Street
E. R. Rivard
Joseph Miller
Henry
Harbeson
Juan Evans
South Covington & Cincinnati
Evans
Cincinnati
Emma Craycraft
C. W. Craycraft
Covington
O. M
Rogers
Alexander Wilshire
Sunlight Laundry Company
Municipal Picnic Set for July Fourth at Devon Park
City Commissioners met yesterday and voted to hold the municipal picnic at Devon Park on July 4. Mayor John Craig was named chairman of the Arrangements Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Park
John Craig
Williamson to lead county health clean up effort
Miss Williamson plans to enlist schoolchildren over 12 to join in cleaning up Campbell County and improving health. She will speak this afternoon at the Park Avenue Mothers' Club meeting, which is expected to endorse forming the association.
Moose Basket Picnic Planned by Newport Lodge
Newport Lodge of Moose members organize a basket picnic for next Sunday at Diamond Star Grove in Rosedale Kentucky. The organizing committee includes John Hearn John Wasser Chris Schowalter Al Potter James Schweitzer George Brinkman and Gus Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Lodge of Moose
Diamond Star Grove
Rosedale, Ky
John Hearn
John Wasser
Chris Schowalter
al Potter
James Schweitzer
George Brinkman
Gus Becker
Sokamp Estate Suit Filed In Campbell Circuit Court
Joseph Sokamp and others sue Agnes Sokamp and seek settlement of the Anna E. Sokamp estate. The case, filed in Campbell Circuit Court, requests sale of property and division of proceeds. A. M. Caldwell is the attorney of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sokamp
Campbell Circuit Court
Agnes Sokamp
Anna E. Sokamp
Dayton
A. M. Caldwell
Plaza Building Sold in Nelson Place Auction
Master Commissioner John Barton sold the Plaza flat building from the estate of the late Captain Charles Menges in Nelson Place. Former Appellate Judge John Lassing won with a $29,000 bid, beating Attorney George Veith who offered $28,000. appraised at $35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barton
Plaza Flat
Nelson Place
Charles Menges
John Lassing
Wife seeks divorce in Campbell Circuit Court
Carrie Retter files for divorce from Charles Retter in Campbell Circuit Court alleging wife abuse. They married in Cincinnati on May 10, 1908. She asks restoration of her maiden name Daniels. Attorney A C Hall represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Retter
Campbell Circuit Court
Charles Retter
Cincinnati
Daniels
A. C. Hall
Sister Receives Estate Under Moore Will
By the will of Mrs. Mary E. Moore probated yesterday the estate is left to her sister Mrs. Margaret A. Moore who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Moore
Margaret A. Moore
Margaret Moore
Newport Man Drowns in Licking River Recovered
Harry Whaley a 35 year old Covington steel worker walked into the Licking River at Newport yesterday, laid his coat vest and hat on the bank, and vanished. Police recovered his body shortly after 6 pm near the park and Coroner Digby ordered his remains released to relatives. Whaley lived with cousin J M Carr and left his home last Saturday for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whaley
Main Street
Covington
Licking River
Newport
J. M. Good
Fourth Street
Cooper
Whaley
Sylvester Air
B. Moore
Digby
J. M. Carr
Mrs. Lucy Albert Will Probated By County Judge Boltz
The will of Mrs. Lucy Albert was probated yesterday by County Judge Edward Boltz. It leaves all household goods to her daughter Mrs. Jennie Neff and bequeaths the residue of the estate to her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugg Albert
Edward Boltz
Jennie Neff
Newport Notes: June Chapter Ladies Aid Musical and Social
The June Chapter of the Ladies Aid Baptist Church hosts an informal musical program on Thursday evening June 8 at Rev and Mrs Nevins 646 Maple Ave. Performers include Thelma Kratzmier Emma Keuhn Maude Davis D Hughes R H Brown Selma Keuhn Dorothy Shuck J F Davis Mrs Nevins Zimmerman T Kratzmier E Lang Copson and Mr Schloss. Newport youths enjoy an outing to Chester Park after rides donated by local car owners. Mose Weinberger, a former inmate of the County Infirmary, is jailed by County Judge Boltz for breach of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Nevins
Maple Avenue
Iss Thelma Kratzmier
Emma Keuhn
Maude Davis
D. Hughes
R. H. Brown
Selma Keuhn
Dorothy Shuck
J. F. Davis
Zimmerman
T. Kratzmier
Ethel Lang
Cartoonist Copson
Cop
R. H Brown
Mr. Schloss
Mose Weinberger
Boltz
Ida M Hills buys Tremont avenue tract in Ft. Thomas
Ida M Hills purchases a tract on Tremont avenue in Ft. Thomas, transferring property within the town limits. The record names the buyer and location, with transfer details as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Hills
Ft. Thomas
Tremont Avenue
Notice for Children’s Day rehearsal at First Baptist Church
A notice informs all participants in the Children's Day exercises to meet at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 this evening for rehearsal ahead of next Sunday’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Death Claims Campbell County Leader John B Weber
John B. Weber aged 48 of 11 Oak Ridge Avenue Briar Cliff Ft. Thomas died at home after a several months illness and a night of violent illness. He was active in the Newport Lodge of Elks and served as Past Exalted Ruler. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
John B. Weber
Oak Ridge Avenue
Briar Cliff
Ft. Thomas
Weber
Newport Lodge of Elks
Newport Lodge
Mr. Weber
Surprises Highlight Hamilton County Sunday School Convention
The Hamilton County Sunday School Association convention featured two surprises. Boys from the Lincoln Park Baptist Church led a march amid applause, while walls revealed 300 girls delegates under Miss Virginia Surtee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Virginia Surtee
George H. Geyer
Xenia
Ohio Sunday School Association
Charles W. Brewbaker
Brotherhoods
United Brethren Church
Westwood M. E. Sunday School
Bing
Hazel A. Lewis
Bertha E. Beecher
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
A. W. Denlinger
Campbell County Farmers Seek Telephone Service Meeting
NOTEL FARMERS in the upper Campbell County area plan a Saturday meeting at the Alexandria Courthouse to press the telephone company for service. Ten mile gaps exist in parts of the county and the company favors a ten party line. County officials refuse the franchise on those terms and County Judge Boltz has held talks with company officers without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbel County
Alexandria
Telephone Company
Campbell County
Boltz
Health welfare push in Campbell County forming association
Miss Marian Williamson of Louisville, representing the Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission, will begin organizing the Campbell County Health and Welfare Association next week to coordinate local health efforts and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Williamson
Louisville
Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission
Campbell County Health and Welfare Association
Men of Affairs George Greaves and E M Lane Begin Inspection Trip
Freight Claim Agent George Greaves of the Queen and Crescent and Market Agent E M Lane, with Alabama Great Southern officials, started a two day inspection along the line. Anthony Dunlap sits in Columbus on the State Board of Legal Examiners reviewing bar admissions. Cincinnati Law School and YMCA students attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greaves
Queen & Crescent
E. M. Lane
Alabama Great Southern
Anthony B. Dunlap
Columbus
State Board of Legal Examiners
Cincinnati Law School
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Funck Fulfills Chinese Delicacy Order With Balsam Greens
Gustave Funck a sixth street commission merchant struggled to fill a Chinese order for balsam and greens for a chef d oeuvre dish at a fashionable function. After much effort he secured both items for the delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Funck
Sixth Street Commission
Funck
Prominent Visitors Call On Wall Street Change Wednesday
A. J. Halfhill led a group including Walter R. Merrill and L. M. Moler of Loveland and John A. Ferger with J. M. Keubel and W. Nordinger of Sunman Indiana. J. T. Costello visited with his friend J. Harry Bean of Washington D C on Wednesday at the Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Halfhill
Walter R. Merrill
L. M. Moler
Loveland
John A. Ferger
J. M. Keubel
W. Nordinger
Sunman
Ind
J. T. Costello
J. Harry Bean
Washington, D. C
Notable Guests at Local Business Men's Club Meeting
Dr. E. W. Ewer Dr. T C McIl creave and Dr. W H Streitmann from Oakland joined Perry Cooper of Fort Wayne John P Trickey of Evanston Charles G Mackall of Savannah and H C Harington of Milwaukee as guests at the Business Men's Club yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W., Ewer
T.C. Mcl Creave
W. H. Streitmann
Oakland, Cal
Perry Cooper
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John P. Trickey
Evanston, Ill
Charles G. Mackall
Savannah, Ga
H. C. Harington
Milwaukee
Wis
Business Men’s Club
Bank officials return from Kentucky bankers meeting
A. R. Luthy of First National Bank C. E. Ford of Fifth Third National and Chris Haehnle of Atlas National Bank returned from Mt. Sterling Kentucky where they attended the Kentucky Bankers Association Group No. 9 session Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Luthy
First National Bank
C. E. Ford
Third National
Chris Haehnle
Atlas National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Milwaukee critic Hollander visits Cincinnati
Harrison Hollander, Milwaukee newspaper man and musical critic, registered at the Hotel Havlin in Cincinnati last night with Charlotte Peege, Milwaukee concert singer. He praised the city saying Cincinnati is the heart of musical circles and noted the fame of its Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Hollander
Milwaukee
Havlin
Hollander
Charlotte Peege
Cincinnati
Mr. Hollander
Rotary leaders choose Oliver as vice chairman on trade
J. L. Oliver of the Cincinnati Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce is named by President Albert of the International Association of Rotary Clubs as vice chairman on the trade section of Collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Oliver
Cincinnati Rotary Club and
Chamber of Commerce
Albert
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Blind Welfare Finances at Annual Association Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Association for the Welfare of the Blind, reports show an average of twenty blind men employed during the year. A loss in operation totaled 4,494.50 dollars, wiping out aggregate donations. Revenue from broom, basket and mop manufacturing, basket repair, and chair caning departments amounted to 17,048.13 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For the Welfare of the Blind
Business Men’s Club
Wessel Brother Dies in Asheville After Illness
W. Boyd Wessel, once in business in Cincinnati with brother Homer, died in Asheville North Carolina after several months of illness. He was a lifelong bachelor and well known in Cincinnati society. His brother Homer A. Wessel resides at 2305 Salutaris Avenue Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boyd Wessel
Cincinnati
Homer
Asheville
N. C
Wessel
Queen City
Homer A. Wessel
Salutaris Avenue
Walnut Hills
River Traffic and Missing Persons Report
River traffic notes departures from yesterday include The Courier to Pomeroy The Catherine to Patriot The Chile to Chile and The Kentucky to Louisville amid repairs on the Cincinnati. A body found near Dam 19 in the Upper Ohio is the Kanawha purser Burt Wolf. the Kanawha sank January 5 near the dam. Weather and river readings from Pittsburg and Wheeling accompany the report with multiple towboats and crews named.
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Courier
Pomeroy
Catherine
Patriot
Chile
Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
The
Burt Wolf
Upper
Ohio
Frank Cuppy
Madison
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Bini
Greenshore
Sven
Franklin
AL Zanesville
Parkersburg
Nas
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
W. Va
K’awha Fells, W. Va 25 2.9 +H.198 harleston, W. Va
Pleasant
Dam
Huntington
Williamson
W Va
Pikeville
Seerenee
Catlettsboro
Portsmouth, Oone
AL Maysville
Ae Te Ee
Evansville
Ind
Eee
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Floto Circus
Orororo
Montgomery Phister
ZOO
Lagoon’s Theater
Coney
D. B. Meacham
F. A. Schmidt & Co
Henry C. Yeiser, Jr
Pinehurst Lane
Burckhardt
Vista Avenue
Madison Road
George Wilson
Yeiser
Julius Fleischmann
Harry Hake
Mattie Lowenstein
Frederick A. Schmidt & Co
Mitchell Avenue
Rose Hill Lane
R. M. Burton
Lobitz
St. Nicholas Hotel
Starr Piano Company
Browning-King Company
Fifth and Race
Theodore Mayer & Bro
William Albert Hall
Stewart Place
Downey & Gorman
Madison Avenue
E. G. Streit
Rendigs
Adams Express Company
Pearl and
Butler Streets
the Scarlet Woman
H. Golden & Sons
Winfield Street
M. Y. Cooper
Kendall Avenue
Su Same
Schuler and
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit Court
Thomas White
Catherine Butler
Louise Beiser
Eeee Erlanger
Rosa Jansen Weeseee
Harry H. Schmitz
Agnes M. Litzler
B. H. Bramlage
Laura Reese
Charles W. Haynes
Lucy Annetta Dye
C. Phillips
Laura Ee
David W
Harrisburg
Myrtle Beck
Peter Duffy
Anna Moenig
Ernest Brown
Bir
Harvey Hinkleies
Portland
Ore
Mary E. Worrell
Plaza Building
Lucy Abert
Newport Notes
Free Day Nursery
Alberta
Ireland
Harry J. Leopold
George Follich
Nellie Drake
Russellville
Sateen
Augustina Stazione
Clifton, Ky
Angeline Delmonico
Elmer Rhode
Blanchester
Leah Haworth
Edgar Snidless
Scioto County
Dolly Matchless
Harley M. Diehl
Champaign Co
Dollie C. Jenkins
Newport Real Estate
Ludlow
Hamilton Co
Notel Farmers
Miss Williamson
Cotrecota
Onda
Acon Nes
Colliets
Terseeres
Glasgow
Nieuw Ameterdam
Falmouth
Puea di
Blind Welfare Finances
Boyd Wessel
Charles McKenny
Loue Fsville, Ky
James Murry
Eo Coal Company
Raymond Orner
James Brown
Charles Cole
William Agnew
John L. Sullivan
B. J. Riggs
George Bailes
Harry and
Chic Doss
Barrett
Paducah
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. B. Findley
Coe Ty
New Orleans
Mell Leap
J. R. Ware Sand and Gravel Company
J. R. Ware
Baton Rouge
Newport, Ky
Eleanore
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
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