Classy Card Arranged for Redland Field Boxing Night
Brown meets Ryan in a ten round bout as part of a double wind-up show at Redland Field. Moore-Douglas bantamweights likely share main event status. local fans buy advance seats with interest from Dayton Middletown and Louisville. Garland Hutchinson Jimmie Harris meet in six rounds. Christy Williams to fight an African in the opener. all bouts decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Toledo
Billy Ryan
Redland Field
Yokum
Brownie
Tribune
Ryan
Cincinnati
Moore
Douglas
Diggins
Spalding’s
Williams
Mike Griffin
Dayton
Middletown
Horsemen
Louisville
Garland Hutchinson
Jimmie Harris
Denver
Christy
Jvilliams
Levinsky Greb Bout Planned at Redland Field City Card
Jimmy Widmeyer of the Queen City Athletic Club announces a major middleweight bout between Harry Greb and Battling Leo Ledinsky at Redland Field. The match promises a national draw with Greb favored and Levinsky's experience seen as a key edge. Widmeyer will seek Boxing Commission approval for a late month date in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Widmeyer
Queen City A. C
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Leo
Greb
al McCoy
Brooklyn
Sailor
Harry
Levinsky
Widmeyer
Boxing Commission
Redland Field
Intercity Tennis: New York Tops Boston for Cup Match
New York defeated Boston six matches to three to advance to a title match with Philadelphia for the George M. Church Cup. Niles of Boston edged Pell of New York in a standout singles duel, with several other close results across singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
George M. Church
F. B. Alexander
H. C. Johnston
Johnston and
Wright
Alexander and Little
Niles and Bretz
Pell and Mahan
Kauff Ordered to Report for Army Draft June 24
Benny Kauff outfielder for the New York Giants is ordered by his local Draft Board to report for military service on June 24. The move weakens the Giants both offensively and defensively and prompts plans to reinforce the outfield with Davis Robertson if he agrees to play again. Manager McGraw has utility players Thorpe and Wilhoit as options. Kauff leads the team with a .359 average through 35 games and high fielding and throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, CO
Benny Kauff
New York Giants
Camp Sherman
Ohio
New York
New York Nationals
Kauff
Davis Robertson
McGraw
Thorpe
Wilhoit
Local Diamonds Open Weekend Showdowns on Sunday
Manager Merkel leads Saints against Evanston, a lone Class A challenger in the circuit. Evanston must edge the fast Saints led by Bullet Speed Fries and Boots Hammon to win. Melrose A C faces J Bay and Cumminsville Tigers with Lanius Sehmice and Rekse Reis handling offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merkel
Evanston
Saints
Bullet Speed
Fries
Hammon
Melrose A. C
Rbay
Cumminsville Tigers
Lanius
Sehmice
Rekse
Reis
Brand
Drehr
Silk
Illinois Eyes Western Track Crown At Stagg Field
Illinois faces Michigan Missouri contenders for Western Conference outdoor track title decided tomorrow at Stagg Field. Illinois qualifiers include Weiss and Wilson in the javelin while Weber Northwestern clocked 440 yards fastest in prelims. Event plans note 13 vault and half mile entrants with Wilkinson of Ames out and Erwin of Drake poised to win the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Missouri
University of Illinois
Stagg
Wilson
Illinois
Weiss
Grossman
Griffiths
Ohio State
Baker
Weber
Northwestern
Messner
Emory
Speer
Barlow
Hamilton
Wilkinson
Ames
Erwin
Drake
Association Moguls Move to Halt Contract Jumpers
Thomas J. Hickey, president of the American Association, says steps will be taken to stop players under contract from joining Bethlehem Steel League teams. The latest jumper is Jack Knight of Minneapolis. others named include Jennings Sawyer and Rondeau, Olaf Hendrickson, Williams, and Bowman. He calls them contract jumpers and criticizes government shipbuilding officials for tolerating violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Bethlehem Steel League
Jack Knight
Minneapolis
Hickey
Jennings
Sawyer
Rondeau
Knight
Olaf Hendrickson
Williams
Indianapolis
Bowman
Toledo
Eclipsing Walkers Plan Saturday Outing at Miami Heights
The American Walkers Association invites members and others to join a sunset eclipse outing Saturday from Westwood car line endpoint at 6 p.m. They will walk to Miami Heights with telescopes provided by Dr. Stewart of the Cincinnati Astronomical Society and return by bus. G C Urlaub, holder of the New York to Poughkeepsie 65 mile record, and Central Committee member, is staying at the Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Walkers’ Association
Miami Heights
Westwood
Stewart
Cincinnati Astronomical Society
E. Linehan
G. C. Urlaub
New York
Poughkeepsie
Central Committee
Gibson
Caverly Wins Woman's Golf Title in Philadelphia
Miss Mildred Caverly of the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeated Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Merion 1 up to win the women's individual golf championship of Philadelphia. The match stayed close throughout with steady play from both competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mildred Caverly
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Commercial League Standings Summary
Procter & Gamble leads the Commercial League with 1 win 0 losses and 800 percent, followed by Am. Tool Works at 1 1 .500. Acme Machine sits at 0 2 .000, while Newp. R. M. and J. Steptoe Co. show 1 1 and 2 0 records respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Pe
W. L. Pe. Meth. Bk. C
Procter &G
Tool W
Acme Mach
Newp. R. M
J. Steptoe Co
Newport Rolling Mill against Methodist Book Concern Clash
Saturday schedule lists Newport Rolling Mills versus Methodist Book Concern in Newport. John Steptoe Company meets Acme Machine Tool Company at Pelican Grounds, Marshal Avenue. American Tool Works faces Procter & Gamble at Ivorydale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Rolling Mill S
Methodist Book Concern
Newport
John Steptoe Company
Acme Machine Tool Company
Pelican Grounds
Marshal Avenue
American Tool Works
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
Bowlers to Celebrate Tenth Annual Hamilton Outing
Members of the Hamilton County Bowling League and their friends will celebrate Sunday at Highland in the tenth annual outing. The program includes a ball game with prizes for winners and a good time expected for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Bowling League
Highland
Army changes shift officers to Cincinnati posts
Washington dispatch reports Captain Andrew T. Knight of the Infantry Reserve Corps is relieved from duties at the Ohio Mechanics Institute in Cincinnati and assigned to the Cincinnati public schools Board of Education. Captain Walter E. Gaines of the Ordnance National Army is relieved in Washington and ordered to Cincinnati for duty under the Cincinnati Ordnance District chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew T. Knight
Infantry Reserve Corps
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Cincinnati Public Schools
Walter E. Gaines
Ordnance
National Army
No Increase in Irish Recruiting Since Proclamation
Dublin reports no rise in enlistment after Field Marshal French urged Irishmen to join the colors. The Dublin recruiting office shows recruitment unchanged since the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
Field Marshal French
Kindergarten Alumnae Picnic At Opportunity Farm Grounds
Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School Alumnae host a picnic for graduates at the woods near Opportunity Farm. Red Cross dressing work by the Three Arts Club and a charity day note the Free Day Nursery. The Woman's Art Club plans an annual outing at Mrs Ida Holterhoff Holloway home with sketches and doll dressing for Zoo Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Opportunity Farm
Red Cross
Three Arts Club
Woman's Art Club
Ida Holterhoff Holloway
Washington Avenue
Washington
Norway
Grand Jury Issues Harsh Report On Jail Guard Carelessness
Covington Kenton County Grand Jury delivered its final report to Circuit Judge Frank M. Tracy accusing jail officials of carelessness linked to the escape of James Lawler and Patrick Kearney. It calls for strict enforcement of new rules on tandem motorcycle riding and bids for city purchases, plus vigorous vagrancy prosecution and health-law enforcement. More than forty indictments were returned including forged documents against Attorney W Scott Robson and malfeasance involving former Ludlow Mayor Charles White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Grand Jury
Frank M. Tracy
James Lawler
Patrick Kearney
W. Scott Robson
Charles White
Ludlow
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Ernest Sprouse
Robert Smith
Carrie
Stowers
Tony Klass
John Riddell
Earl Bronson
William Jennings Bates
John England
Worth Boone
J. W. Ramey
Cincinnati & Covington E. R. T. & B. Co
C. & O. Railway Co
L. & N. Railway Co
Rogers Courts
W. Cody
Joseph W. Pugh
George Koch
Frank Brueggeman
R. T. Anthe
Jean Anthe
Spitzelberger
Frank Fried
Neal Ross
William Sprouse
Sam Stevenson
George Carson
Charles Wilson
Paul Bernard Woolfolk
James W. Smith
Charles Williams
Fred Droste
Co. W. Cracraft
Cy W. Cracraft
Stockholders face 20 percent assessment in fire insurance case
Judge Matt Harbeson of the Kenton Circuit Court orders a 20 percent assessment on stockholders in the case of Fred T. Middendorf versus Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company Louisville. Sums assessed vary from 5 to 2000 dollars with several hundred stockholders across states. The suit has run nearly two years with court costs and fees exceeding 26000 dollars. the company organized and sold about 1 million dollars in stock but had not begun insurance business when placed under receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Harbeson
Kenton
Fred T. Middendorf
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
Louisville
Kenton County
Alien women to register under new wartime order
Chief Theodore Kluemper of the Covington Police Department acts as Registrar of alien enemy females after a Washington directive. German-born women must register. Austro-Hungarian natives are exempt. The June 17 to June 26 registration applies in cities over 5,000 at police headquarters. smaller towns use the Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kluemper
Covington
Washington
Germany
Covington Churches Sunday Services
Covington area churches announce schedules for Sunday worship. Scott Street M E Church South led by Rev. William Owen Sadler offers 11am sermon The Light of the World and 745pm Schoolmaster and Savior with Sunday school at 930am and Epworth League at 645pm. Main Street M E Church led by Rev. J G Dover preaches at 11am In the World and Not of It with 8pm evening service, plus 930am Sunday school and patriotic music program. First English Lutheran Castle Hall with Rev. H W Little at 1030am no evening service and Bible class at 915am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street
M. E. Church
William Owen Sadler
Epworth League
Main Street
M. E
J. G. Dover
First English Lutheran Church
Castle Hall
H. W. Little
Rhodes Praises Local Draft Boards For Efficiency
Major Henry F. Rhodes of Frankfort, in charge of military registration and selective service boards, writes to each board thanking them for the better handling of the military business. He notes 4,663 local boards and 156 district offices in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Rhodes
Frankfort
Mhore
War effort praised with vast board and volunteer support
The article notes over 15 000 leading citizens dedicating time to board work and more than 100 000 volunteers aiding the effort, calling these achievements among the war's greatest successes.
Board of Education Rehires Janitors and Summer Teachers
The Board of Education voted to re employ all public school janitors and hire special teachers for the summer term from June 24 to October 2 with a salary increase. The Alumni Association will use the new high school auditorium for the graduating class on June 20, with regular commencement on June 17 and Lincoln Grant School graduation on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Negro High School
Uncle Sam takes property in Kentucky case
Deputy Collector A. G. McFarland reports an illicit distillery found in Pulaski County. United States Attorney Thomas D. Slattery seeks confiscation of a grist mill, saw mill, distillery, personal property and 0.75 acre of land owned by G. P. Alderholdt. Alderholdt must appear in Richmond on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McFarland
Somerset
Pulaski County
United States
Thomas D. Slattery
Covington
G. P. Alderholdt
Alderholdt
Richmond
Covington Notes: Probate Appointments and Missing Persons
Samuel Davis appointed administrator of Ellen Gaines estate in Kenton County Court. Anna Freymuth qualified administratrix of Harry Freymuth estate. Harry Noll 32 of 1211 Wheeler Street reported missing from home since Wednesday. address listed as Cincinnati. Mary Schreck of 1911 Eastern Avenue Covington felled ill Friday at 110 West Sixth Street Cincinnati and was taken to General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davis
Ellen Gaines
Kenton County Court
Anna Freymuth
Harry Freymuth
Harry Noll
Wheeler Street
Gibson
Cincinnati
Mary Schreck
Eastern Avenue
Covington
West Sixth Street
General Hospital
Local Names List with Ages and Cities
A fragmented OCR entry lists individuals including Irvin V. Taylor Ada Sims Robert Brown Zane Osborne Merle Wilson Mildred Neyer Ford Dayton Bae iGhe 2 Residence ages 24 Louisville Cincinnati Dayton Ohio. The text references ages and places in multiple cities with scattered identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin V.taylor
Ada Sims
Robert Brown
Zane Osborne
Merle Wilson
Mildred Neyer Ford
Dayton
Bae iGhe
Eesee
Sscrantom
seeeeeLouisville
Sovevee-Johnson, O
Men of Affairs Freer Reports Railroad Talks in East
Guy M Freer manager of the Chamber of Commerce Traffic Department returned from an extended visit East where he discussed railroad legislation and its impact on Cincinnati with government and railroad officials. At Elder Council Hall Walnut Hills the Greater Cincinnati Council Knights of Columbus decided to hold regular meetings at 217 West Ninth Street with only one monthly summer gathering on the first Monday. Luke W Smith president of the Chamber of Commerce also returned from Camp Sheridan Alabama where his son trains with the Cincinnati crack artillery regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Freer
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Elder Council Hall
Walnut Hills
Greater Cincinnati
Luke W. Smith
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Cincinnati Crack Artillery Regiment
Fenwick Club Service Flag to be Dedicated Sunday
A service flag with twenty five Fenwick Club stars on Pioneer Street will be dedicated Sunday at 3 pm by Rev. William Anthony secretary to Archbishop Moeller. Club members have joined the colors with four enlisted this week including Dr Carroll DeCourcy now First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. Vincent Parlette secretary joined the marines on Decoration Day and leaves for Paris Island James Lenihan will succeed him. Ray Favett and Justin McCarthy left for Camp Taylor and Great Lakes Naval Training Station respectively. A high mass for soldiers and sailors will be sung weekly at 7 30 in the club chapel until war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick Club
Pioneer Street
William Anthony
Archbishop Moeller
Carroll DeCourcy
Medical Corps
National Army
Vincent Parlette
Marines
Paris Island
James Lenihan
Indianapolis
Ray Favett
Owensville
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Justin McCarthy
Lexington
Great Lakes
Chicago
Club
Father Baden
C. J. Quille
Working Boys
Patriotic Meeting At Highland School Highlighted By Addresses
The Community Council of National Defense held a patriotic gathering at the Highland Schoolhouse Friday evening. Judge Howard Hollister spoke, the night high school chorus under Prof A Robinson performed patriotic songs, Miss Ruth Reeves presided at the piano, and William Peters, a noted baritone, sang several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council of National Defense of the Highland School
Howard Hollister
Night High School
A. Robinson
Ruth Reeves
William Peters
William Percers Loitering Case Continued in Municipal Court
William Percers was continued in Municipal Court on Friday on a loitering charge. Detective Sergeant Baldwin and Detectives Genter and Gernhardt arrested him in a gambling raid at 604 Walnut Street, where a so called handbook king reportedly had a headquarters. Police forced entry through three doors to a third floor room where six unlisted telephones were found, with several men possibly fleeing via the fire escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Percers
Percers
Baldwin
Genter and
Gernhardt
Walnut Street
King
Draft board ordered colored selectives to report at Y M C A
Major James Marshall announced that all colored selectives of Draft Board No 7 must report at Ninth Street Branch Y M C A at 7 30 next Tuesday evening. Those who fail to report will be court martialed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Draft Board No. 7
Ninth Street
GONG STRIKES TEN FOR CHICK BROOKER
Chick Brooker a famed bantam weight boxer dies at 47 in Covington after months with yellow jaundice. Once Ohio and Kentucky bantam champion, he later kept active in Republican circles. Funeral at Costigan Roll's chapel, burial Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Chick
Brooker
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Ohio
Kentucky
Costigan & Roll’s Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Vice Regulations Violated in Newport
A Newport woman registering as Josephine Cobb faced disorderly conduct charges in Police Court. Judge Matt Moore fined her $100 and costs and jailed her for thirty days for violating a five mile antivice zone. A 15 year old witness testified he was enticed into Cobb’s house. Names of other alleged associates were provided to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Josephine Cobb
East Second Street
Matt Moore
Cobb
Newport Class of 1918 Graduates Gather for Baccalaureate
Graduates of Newport High School class of 1918 will attend baccalaureate services Sunday night at First Presbyterian Church under Rev. Thomas Wallis Rainey. A unified children’s service is set for Sunday morning at St. Mark American Lutheran Church led by Rev. L J Motsheman. Usual services will be held at First Baptist Church with Rev. J P Jenkins preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Wallis Rainey
St. Mark American Lutheran Church
Monroe Streets
L. J. Motsehman
First Baptist Church
J. P. Jenkins
Newport Student Honored At Wittenberg College
Miss Elizabeth Motschman daughter of Rev and Mrs L J Motschman 411 East Eighth street returned from Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio where Wednesday she graduated with A B degree and won special honors in education and ethics There were 52 in her class 33 of whom are in the service of the country Governor Cox gave the commencement address and Mrs Cox attended as guests The Rev and Mrs Metschman were guests of Prof T Bruce Kirch and his family during the festivities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Motschman
L. J. Motschman
East Eighth Street
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Te Department of Education and Ethics
Governor Cox
Cox
Woman Sues for Damages Against Street Railway
Rose Sherman filed a $10,000 damages suit Friday against the South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company for injuries alleged to occur June 2 while riding a Belt Line car that collided with an Eastern Avenue car in Covington. She claims permanent injuries. Attorneys A. C. Hall and E. H. Fitzgerald represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sherman
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Covington
A. C. Hall
E. H. Fitzgerald
Divorce Petition Dismissed in Lewis Case
Circuit Judge Otto Wolff dismissed the divorce petition filed by Randolph Lewis against Estella Lewis. The aviator in the U S Army accused his wife of misconduct and indicated the case would be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Randolph Lewis
Estella Lewis
Man Arrested on Vagrancy Charge Over Registration
Deputy Tom Arthur of the U S Marshal's Office arrested 26 year old William Cahill of Louisville on a vagrancy charge. Cahill denied knowledge of the military registration requirement and was brought before United States Commissioner Bell to explain his status. He will be presented before the District Selective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Arthur
United States Marshal's Office
William Cahill
Louisville
Cahill
United States
Belland
Service Board Decision on Examination and Induction
A statement notes that after examination an individual can be inducted into the army or face duties before the federal grand jury. The wording implies a formal service board process guiding military induction or related legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Board
Army
Federal Grand Jury
Telephone Wires Go Underground in Newport
The Bell Telephone Company will remove overhead wires and lay conduits as streets are rebuilt in Newport this year. Crews will place underground cables on Sixth York Patterson and Monmouth streets, ending a long city company dispute and prompting talks with the telegraph and light companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Newport
Telephone Company
Telegraph and Light Companies
Light Company
Sixth
York
Patterson
Monmouth
Appeal for Nurses Volunteers in Newport War Work
Director Attorney Harry C. Gunkel of the Newport Red Cross Friday sent out an appeal for volunteer nurses in war work. Newport is supposed to secure eleven volunteers. Nurses desiring to volunteer can register at Mr. Gunkel's office, 410 ork street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Gunkel
Newport Red Cross
Gunkel
Newport
Names and Residences in Ohio and Nearby States
A list of individuals with residences and ages including Edwin Singler from New Richmond Ohio age 21 Daisy Fitzpatrick New Richmond Ohio 21 Floyd L Davisson Columbus Ohio Lillian Turner Columbus Joshua Walker Jackson Ky Myrtle P Hammond Norwood Ohio Oscar Hughes Anderson Indiana Hazel Willett Anderson Indiana age 22.065 2B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Singler
V.ees
New Richmond
Daisy Fitzpatrick
Floyd L. Davisson
Columbus
Lillian Turner
Joshua Walker
Jackson, Ky
Myrtle P. Hammond
Norwood
Oscar Hughes
Anderson
Ind
Hazel Willett
INAS
Cincinnati Items Include Club Meeting Death and arrests
Regular meeting of the Cincinnati Art Club at the clubrooms is set for Saturday evening. Lewis O. Jung, 65, was found dead from a stroke near his bed Friday morning. The Owls outdoor event at Chester Park is planned under Charles Palmer and Anthony Palm. The Oval School commencements at Peaslee School saw graduates Oleta Brothers and John Abbate. Hamilton County Agricultural Society seeks 12 500 for fairground buildings. Building Inspector condemns 1621 McLean Ave, property of Benjamin F. Dulweber. Subpatrolman Ralph G. Gardndper suspended over failure to report saloon door status. City Council to receive ordinance dissolving the Cincinnati War Council. Building permits issued for two frame homes on Glenmore Ave. Cooper. Race horse slips case involves William Callahan and John Seibert. Martin Kelly surrenders to police on stolen goods warrant. 211 Pike St vacant house entered. brass fixtures stolen. Lindsey Rougpan reports break-in at 1358 Ethan Ave with $109 in jewelry stolen. Frank Corbly collides motorcycle with a traction car near Sutton Ave and C P Railroad crossing but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Art Club
West Fourteenth Street
A. C. Bauer
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Charles Palmer
Anthony Palm
Oval School
Peaslee School
Oleta Brothers
John Abbate
Board OF County Commissioners
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
McLean Avenue
Benjamin F. Dulweber
Ralph G. Gardndpr
Sixth District
Copelan
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati War Council
Council of National Defense
John Galvin
William Callahan
Madisonville
John Seibert
Cherry Street
Martin Kelly
Fulton Avenue
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Pike Street
Lindsey Rougpan
Ethan Avenue
Frank Corbly
Sutton Avenue
Mt. Washington
Bnai Brith Service Flag Dedicatory Exercises
Rabbi Louis Grossmann and Rabbi David Philipson to speak at the dedicatory ceremony for Cincinnati Lodge No 4 Bnai Brith service flag and roll of honor. Twenty eight members enlisted will be honored at Rockdale Temple Annex Monday at 8 15 PM with Sidney Rosin presiding and a patriotic program. Relatives of lodge members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Grossmann
David Philipson
Cincinnati Lodge No. 4
B'nai B'rith
Rockdale Temple Annex
Sidney Rosin
Neal to lead Production at Fuel Administration
Washington June 7 Fuel Administrator Garfield announced the appointment of J B Neal as Director of Production of the Fuel Administration. The plan aims to stimulate output and offset a threatened bituminous coal shortage by extending miners’ workday by one hour with overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Garfield
J. B. Neal
Transfers and Mortgages in Madisonville and Nearby Areas
Transfers record numerous property deeds in Madisonville and surrounding districts with prices from $1 to $12,000 and taxes from 50 cents to several dollars. Notable entries include trust company dealings, estate transfers, and numerous parcel descriptions on Colerain, Matson, Armory, and other streets plus multiple mortgage filings involving Avondale, Reading Road, and Southern Ohio L and B Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grieshaber
Avondale
Oakley
Herman Stange
Cincinnati
Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Floyd Zinkhorn
Southern Ohio L. & N. Co
John Bussdieker
Reading Road
Bessie B. Goble
Margaret Trotter
August Steding
Louis J. Halle
Eee Co
Abbott
James G. Cooper
Clara Dixon
David Sere
Elmer Smith
Garfield L & B. Co
Ieceide W. Biohm
E. J. Muntz
Thomas H. Stayton
Edmund J. Muntz
Ann Boenker
Corryville B. & 5S. Co
Es Weeh Co. Lemmon
Cincinnatus L. & B
Dora Poli
Carrie Feldman
Names and Addresses List From Historical Notice
A collection of paired surnames with given names and street addresses including 325 Bonaparte Detze and 1981 Race Street plus 523 Slack Street 935 Fairbanks Street 2450 Columbia Avenue 225 East Thirteenth Street 715 Bauer Street 1544 Eastern Avenue 1834 Huron Avenue 203 Worth Street and more. The fragment includes several couples and a girl group labeled Girls with multiple household entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espel
Henry and
Carolyn
Bonaparte Avenue
Charles and
Irene
Race Street
Locke
William and
Carrie
Slack Street
Gerdes
Edwin and
Alice
Fairbanks Street
Fheer
Robert and
Bettie
Columbia Avenue
Stubbenan
Fred and Mary
Heywood Avenue
Craig
Richard
Virginia
East Thirteenth Street
Yager—August
Alvina
Bauer Street
Ryan
Clarence and Mary
Eastern Avenue
Myers—George and
Mellie
West Thirteenth Street
Mathews
Stanley and
Margaret
Huron Avenue
King—Edw
Lottie
Worth Street
Employees Outing Featuring Ball Game at Bend Hill
Employees of the American Art Custom Tailors plan an annual picnic at Bend Hill on Saturday. Events include a prize waltz ball throwing and other contests, with a main event a ball game against Abe Block Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Art Custom, Tailors
Bend Hill
American Art
Abe Block Company
Flag Day Services Planned by Cincinnati Elks Lodge
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 of the Elks will hold Flag Day services at the Elks Temple on Friday evening June 14 and postpone the lodge’s regular session. Edwin P. Morrow and Jess W. Smith will speak. Leo Thurst plans patriotic music. Thrift Stamp sales exceed $1,000 weekly. Red Cross Unit will meet weekly starting June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Temple
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Jess W. Smith
Ohio State Association of Elks
Leo Thurst
William Krollmann
Adolph Gruber
Edward Alen
William Scheidt
Atherton
Lodge
James S. Richardson
Order
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Cincinnati Lodge
Blackstone Hotel
Edgar W. Denham
The
Elks’ Thrift Stamp Committee
Charles Buning
Elks’ Red Cross
Greene Line steamer Greendale sails to Maysville Kentucky
Down along the river the Greene Line steamer Greendale bound for Maysville Kentucky departs at 5 pm under command of Arthur. The White Collar Line steamer Kentuc bound for Louisville Kentucky at 5 pm under Lindenburn as commander and Elige Taylor resigns as chief engineer at Christmos. D.Tey will accept a river berth soon. News from other ports reports river levels at Davis Island Dam nine feet and stationary in Pittsburg and five point three feet and stationary in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Line
Greendale
Maysville
Arthur
White Collar
Kentuc
Louisville
Lindenburn
Elige Taylor
Christmos
SAS
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Franklin
Tererreres
Greensboro
Fittsburg
Wheeling
Zanesvile
Terereree
Pt. Pleasant
Pam
Dam
Huntington
Wiliamson
Pikeville
Tam
Ashland
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Tenn
Sateen
Johnsonville
Chattanooga
Paducah
Ae Near
Cairo
Chile
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W. M. Hall
Irving Co. Wright
E. H. Binzen
Nall
Binzen
Seaver
Fiteher
Sato
Fochagon
Baurittel
Care Spalding & Co
Association Moguls
New Yorker
Commercial League
the Christ Child Day Free Day Nursery
Upper Race Street
Rhodes
Sam
Covington Notes
Norwood Masonic Lodge
Edna Haas Baker
Stuart B. Purves
St. Paul Church
Trinity Commandery
Trinity Night
Campbell County Grand Jury
Department
Daniel Riedel
Vice Ring
Lawrence J. Diskin
Edward Hamilton
Gong
Chick Brooker
Church Services
Glenns
Grand Opera
Kroger
DOW Drug Stores
Economy Drug Stores
Straus’ Cigar Store
M. Y. Cooper
Glenmore Avenue
Neal
William S. Hart
Elsie Ferguson
Ibsen
Marguerite Clark In “Prunella
May Allison
Beatrice
City of Cincinnati
Trustees of Public Library
Whetsel Avenue
Prentice Street
Mary S. Vogel
Oakley Park
Louis C. Cordes
Augustus ©. Irwin
Amelia Geyer Et al
Central Trust Company
Colerain Avenue
Marshall Avenue
Clara JL. Miller
Hisse Stumpf
Matson Avenue
Dalton Avenue
Margaret Taylor
Charles A. Miller
Henry W
Sophie Nienaber
Miller & Washburn
Cumminsville
George W. Beigel
Henry Schuch
Ruberg Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Jennie Stark
William Kramer
St. Bernard
John Meyer
Emma Moddy
John Meyers
North College Hill
Charles S. Hubbard
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad, Company
Johnston Street
Camp Washington
James M. Glenn
Isaac Bates
Hannah Calfman
Louis G. Rappaport
Armory Avenue
Jones Street
Rose M. Starwold
Emma Fritz
Overlook Avenue
Zula Avenue
Margaret Crowe
John J. Tice
Plainville Road
Columbia Township
Cottage Building and Loan Company
Ward Street
Madison Road
Julia W. Anderson
William H. Tliff
Celestial Street
Mt. Adams
John L. Stettinius
Jerome Street
Edward A. Wissel
Cormuelle & Muchmore
Edward A. Wisel
Jameson Street
Cornuelle & Muchmore
Kate Momberg
Henry Momberg
Shillico
Lincoln Place
Muel A. Wilkinson
George F. Bayrich
Minnie Boenker
Atkinson Street
William
Germania B. A. No
John W. Popp
Tina Popp
William ‘Wenning
Twenty-second Ward L. & D. Co
North Hyde Park B. & Ll.co
Mary K. Harris
Robert J. Cresap
Cleopatra
Theda Bara
Land OF Sirens
Nate
LYRIC
Garden of Allah
Submarine Eye
Orpheum
Sky Theater & Auditorium
Douglas Feirbanks
Mr. Fix-It
Burton Holmes
Charlie Chaplini
Dorothy Phillips
ELK Lodge
Steward Hugh L. Noll
Pittsburg Coat Company
Lothe, O
Camp. Sherman
United States. Army
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