Meyer Will Allocates Estate To Family Sons And Widow
The will of pork packer Henry Huschard Meyer filed yesterday provides for payment to his widow Bertha Anderegg Meyer and sets up a trust for his two sons Noble Raymond Meyer and Roland Anderegg Meyer. After ten years the estate is divided among the children with specific incomes for Harry E Meyer and Edwin C Meyer and remaining shares for Clarence B Meyer, Noble R Meyer and Roland A Meyer. The income fund for Harry is to be shared among Clarence Noble Roland and Edwin’s issue after Harry’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Huschard Meyer
Bertha Anderegg Meyer
Raymond, Meyer
Roland Anderegg Meye
Harry Eugene Mier
Edwin Carlos Meyer
Clarence Bertrand ‘Meyer
Harry E. Meyer
Edwin Carlos. Meyer
Clarence B. Meyer
Noble R. Meyer
Roland A. Meyer
Harry Eugene Meyer
Clarence Noble
Roland
Edwin
Har B. Meyer
Law Library Annual Meeting in Cincinnati Elects Officers
The seventy second annual meeting of the Cincinnati Law Library Association was held with Governor Harmon presiding. Officers re-elected include Governor Harmon as President John C Healy as Vice President and Thornton M Hinkle as Treasurer who has served forty one years. The library's annual report notes over 47000 volumes with 1542 added that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Harmon
Thornton M. Hinkle
Church and Charity Get Estate
By the terms of the will of Mrs. Louisa Mary Bruns the Betts Street Hospital receives 100 dollars and 200 dollars goes to St Francis de Sales Church for masses. Her sister Mary Anna Duenisch gains the use of the estate for life with the remainder distributed to masses at St Francis de Sales Church for specified relatives, with bets street hospital and St Aloysius Orphans Asylum receiving the balance. The estate valued at 25000 pounds. An anarchistic writer is sent to Longview after being found of unsound mind. He wrote threats to Judge Hollister, Postmaster Clore and a Pittsburg man. Divorce case in Buffalo alleges cruel treatment and assault by Albert Albano. wife seeks alimony and custody of their 3 year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Mary Bruns
George H. Bruns
Woodburn Avenue
Betts Street Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Mary Anna Duenisch
St. Aloysius Catholic Orphans’ Asylum
Longview
Charles Bauer, Jr
Jefferson Avenue
William C. Kendig
CC. B. van Meter
Bauer
United States
Howard Hollister
Joel C. Clore
William J. Griffith
Res
Pittsburg
Lueders
Fanny J. Albano
Fitts
Clinton Street
Albert J. Albano
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
WN. Y
Suit for Balance on 156 Acre Sycamore Farm Sale
J Frank Davis of 579 Howell avenue and 4032 Hamilton avenue is defendant in a suit by R F Owen and William C Owen for 2353 dollars. They claim balance on a 156 acre Sycamore Township farm sold April 13 1915 for 20000 dollars. They say Davis paid 1100 and refused 18900, and that on December 16 1915 the farm was sold for 18072 after costs of 775 commission and 650 possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Davis
Howell Avenue
Davis & — Company
Hamilton Ave
R F. Owen
William C. Owen
Sycamore Township
Owens
Davis
Eagles Want Title Quieted
Cincinnati Aerie No. 142 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles filed a lawsuit yesterday seeking to quiet a title dispute. The case targets disputed ownership or control of property linked to the local lodge and involves the organization as plaintiff seeking legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Cincinnati Aerie No. 142
W of Eagles
Army of Small Gardeners Profits From Past Mistakes
The United States School Garden Army, led by Roland W. Guss, expands garden work in public schools to combat high living costs. About 1,800 pupils enrolled this year with 6,000 running home plots. 180 acres were tilled in 1918 and produce valued at over $38,000. Gardens teach accounts, pricing, and self sufficiency while market clubs push crops to fairs and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep
United States School Garden Army
H. C. of L
Garden Army
Roland W. Guss
School Garden Army
Guss
Cincinnati
United States
Carthage
Ohio
Quieting Title Fight Over Walnut Street Property
Common Pleas Court sues Cincinnati Trust Company to quiet title on Walnut street near Twelfth. In 1904 the aerie issued 600 bonds of $25 each totaling $15,000 with the trust company as trustee. all were paid except 130 bonds lost or destroyed before surrender, creating a cloud on the real estate title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Trust Company
Walnut Street
Twelfth Street
Trust Company
Foreclosure and Contract Actions in Local Court Docket
The docket lists cases including Enterprise B L Co v Hornbrook for foreclosure, McCallum petit n e filed, Clark v Sunnycalb for specific performance, Cincinnati Trust vs Cincinnati Aetie to quiet title, Albano divorce and alimony, Edgar v Davis for damages, and insolvency notices involving Anna L Arnold and others. The proceedings cover foreclosure, divorce, contract enforcement, title issues, damages, and bankruptcy filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise B. & L. Co
Samuel W. Hornbrook
F. C. FE
Cincinnati Trust
aUlet
Reenta Howsand
Ate ‘Alsho
Albert J. Albano
F. G. Krehbiel
Edgar Ve. J. ¥ . Davis
Tiens & Files Court OF Insolvency
Anna L. Arnold
Bellevue Brewing Company
Anna M. c. Bradley
William Operas
Louis Kaesemeyer
Igneeas
F. A. Zimmerman
Carey Va
Taktal
Rede
Asesement
Harrison
Damages Sought in Suit Against Boldt Company
United States court action seeks 55 655 75 dollars against Charlies Boldt Company of this place by Rock Spring Distilling Company of Owensboro Kentucky. Breach of contract alleged over supply of 160 000 skeleton cases of whisky bottles for distribution in 1916. After 93 490 cases delivered the Boldt Company allegedly halted shipments, forcing plaintiff to buy remaining stock at 35 655 dollars higher market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Boldt Company
United States
Rock Spring
Owensboro
Kentucky
Boldt Company
Plaintiff Seeks 20000 Dollars In Damages Over Mislabeling
The defendant complied with the contract but the plaintiff alleges further loss when revenue officials found that labels on about a third of the liquor cases did not match container capacity. The resulting injury to business is claimed at 10000 dollars, with total damages sought at 20000. Counsel for the plaintiff are Mésars Bruce Pogué Hoffheimer and Pogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mésars
Bruce
Pogué
Hoffheimer
Judgment damages paid by Miami Cycle and Manufacturing
Payment of 17188 was made yesterday by the Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company of Middletown to Herbert W. Allen in satisfaction of the judgment he had obtained in the court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Herbert W. Allen
Penalties for Bootlegging Lead to Jail and Fines
John Corny and Sam Radachevesk of Indianapolis received sixty days in Dayton jail and fines of sixty dollars each after pleading guilty to attempting to move an automobile load of Ohio whisky from Dayton to their hometown. John Such, also from Indianapolis, was fined twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
John Corny
Sam Radachevesk
Indianapolis
Wulky
Ohio
John Such
Red Men Outing At Chester Park For Widows And Orphans Fund
The General Relief Committee of the Improved Order of Red Men of Hamilton County plans an outing at Chester Park next Saturday inviting all Red Men tribes and Pocahontas councils. Ticket proceeds will fund aid for widows and orphans of men who died serving in the American military or naval forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Relief Committee
Improved Order of Red Men
Hamilton County
Chester Park
Pocahontas
Cincinnati Public School Employees to H
The Cincinnati Public School Employees Association will host an outing at Chester Park from June 19 to 21 featuring singing by the Giria of the War Camp Community Service and exhibitions of cooking canning and baking by high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giria
Atu- Gente
Cincinnati Public School Employees Association
Chester Park
Real Estate Notes Highlight Local Transactions and Developments
Real estate activity includes the Catherine Paul dwelling at 2026 Eastern Avenue not selling as an heir buys it. new offices for Architects Dittee Fahnestalk & Ferber in the Conrad Building. Oskamp Estate property sales at 3022 Montana Avenue Westwood to L E Clark for 4500 and 3090 West Sixth Street to H E Stork for 3250. Huss Bros Phonograph and Piano Co leases 6 8 10 West Canal Street for ten years, with Coppin named General Manager and Brand handling music. Winton Place to add a Catholic church at 786 Circle Avenue fronting Circle and Derby, with Rev Varley leading. Other sales include 41 Southview Avenue Fairview Heights to Anna M George for 5500 and 195 East McMillan Street to Charles L Parrott for 10000. Sales handled by Howard P Reiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ezekiel
Catherine Paul
Eastern Avenue
Oskamp
al Koch & Co
Montana Avenue
Westwood
L. E. Clark
H. Carpenter
West Sixth Street
H. E. Stork
Ahlbrandt, Wahl & Co
West Canal Street
Huss Bros. Phonograph and Piano Company
C. C. Coppin
John R. Coppin Company
Covington, Ky
Huss Bros
Winton Place
Circle Avenue
Derby Avenue
E. M. Costéllo & Son
G. A. Peters
G. A. Peters Realty Company
Martin M. Varley
St. Patrick’s Church
Northside
Henrietta Liebholt
Southview Avenue
Fairview Heights
Anna M. George
William Dup sells Walnut Hills home to Alexander Schneider
L. Weiskonf and Son sell a two story frame Queen Anne at 3330 Evanston Avenue Walnut Hills on a 40 by 136 foot lot to Alexander Schneider for 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Weiskonf & Son
William Dup
Evanston Avenue
Walnut Hills
Alexander Schneider
Auction Sale Of Wellman Property At Spring Street
A three story brick building with twenty one rooms across flats, renting at 65 monthly, was auctioned Saturday by Fred Tuke and Son. The property of August Wellman, from the John Joseph Wellman estate, at 1109 11 Spring Street, was purchased by J H Moore for 4675 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tuke & Son
August Wellman
John Joseph Wellman
Spring Street
J. H. Moore
Property Sales in Avondale and Mt. Auburn By L. Weiskopf & Son
The two story brick bungalow at 556 Maple Avenue Avondale sold to Ida Levine for 6500. It belonged to Edgar Rutz and was sold by L Weiskopf Son brokers. The same brokers sold H N Marx a brick two and a half story house with eight rooms at 250 Helen Street Mt Auburn for 6800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
Avondale
Ida Levine
Edgar Rutz
L. Weiskopf & Son
H. N. Marx
Helen Street
Mt. Auburn
Real Estate Transfers Ledger Excerpt
Transfers list numerous property deals with small sums and tax figures. Names include the Southern Ohio Savings Bank Company trustee, George F. Vanderbeck, Fannie Martin, M. Kahn Sons Company, Max Brown, Charlotte Kamman, Suburban Ice Manufacturing, and others across Cincinnati area blocks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Company
George F. Vannerbeck
Fairfax Sub
Georges F. Vanderbeck
Eame Sub
Fannie Martin
IW. Kahn Sons Company
Livingston Street
John and Linn Streets
Max Brown
Charlotte E. Kamman
St. James Avenue
Francisco Street
Caroline M. Feck
Suburban Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Lota
Powel Crotleys Hub
Minnie Blum
Minnie Sander
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Lena Siebler
Morris
Mollie Harris
Blair Avenue
Drexel Place
Estella Detzel
Irene McKenna
Markhreit Avenue
Taylor Avenue
William L. Eimer
Alex, Sidares
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Matilda Pohlmann
William H. Altemeier
Haines & Cresap
Silverton
Emma Dwire
William H. Alteméier
William FE. Harmon
August Schler
Hydé Park East
George J. Leisinger
Matilda Kotzenborn
Blerslie Sub
John Sullivan
Black Diamond Manufacturing Company
Bank Street
Riddell
Western Avenue
Alice C. Page
W. O. Washburn
Cameron Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Norwood
Eberhardt CC. Schmid
Louis “Horwitz
Frank G. Day
Emma Kruas
Oakley Park
Mary G. May
Gus Silk
Elsmere Avenue
Williams Avenue
August Silk
Silk
William Hepp
Property transfers list with multiple names and amounts
A historic bank of transactions shows Emma Breckroegge transferring to Glenway L. & D. Co. for 3000 dollars and Michael Schmit to Southern Ohio L. & T. Co. for 8450 dollars. Other transfers include Harriet E. Gillespie to Southern Ohio L. & T. Co. for 2000 dollars and Hiram C. Bolsinger to Odeon B. A. Co. for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinke
Hyde Park B. & L. Co
Harriet E. Gillespie
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
John A. Houser
Mt. Adams Building Company
May Shumardé
Clifton Mutual
B. C
Catherine Kamman
Business Men's B. A. & Co
He. C. Welsh
People’s B. & 8. Co
Sameé
Same
Men of Affairs Jesse M. Joseph to Speak at Camp Sherman
Jesse M. Joseph former Advertisers' Club president will lecture on Elementary Advertising at Chilli cothe June 14 for 700 wounded soldiers at Camp Sherman Base Hospital. He aims to inspire former servicemen to pursue advertising as a career. Captain Louis M. Cusher has returned to Cincinnati after a year with the AEF. He will resume his medical practice immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M. Joseph
Advertisers’ Club
Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Louis M. Cusher
Cincinnati
Will
Silk buyer honored for forty years with Louis Stix & Co
Joseph Gerwin, silk buyer for Louis Stix & Co., received a handsome silver service in appreciation of forty years of service. CAMP TIME returns with Kappa Sigma Pi announcing their annual summer camp opening Saturday afternoon June 21 on the Little Miami River opposite Tower Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gerwin
Louis Stix & Co
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Kappa Sigma Pi
Little Miami River
Tower Hill
Weather and river levels report from Pittsburg and Wheeling
River levels at Davis Island Dam reach 9.2 feet and rising while Wheeling shows 4.6 feet and stationary. Weather is cloudy in both ports with no major changes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Births in College Hill Families Reported
Birth notices list 10 couples with newborn boys and girls in College Hill and surrounding streets including Kraemer Edward and Alma 1727 Westwood, Blazer Joseph and Henrietta 207 Colerain, Mann Metz Jesse 2336 Boone, Dier Grover and Florence 127 East Clifton, Mayne Marie 495 Clark, Ferris Clifford and Leora, Schlarman Joseph and Edna 9 Halstead, Knost John and Rachel 4251 Dane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
John and
Bertha
College Hill
Kraemer
Edward
Alma
Westwood Avenue
Blazer
Joseph and
Henrietta
Colerain Avenue
Dier
Grover
Florence
Clifton Avenue
Mayne
David and
Marie
Clark Street
Mann—Metz
Jesse
Boone Street
Ferris
Cliffford
Leora
Schlarman
Joseph
Edna
Halstead Street
Knost
Rachel
Dane Street
Obituary for Joseph F. Jacob of Colerain Avenue
Joseph F. Jacob was found dead yesterday morning at 2431 Colerain Avenue. Coroner Bauer attributed the death to heart disease. He was foreman for the Lodge and Shipley Company and father of Rev. G. Paul G. Jacob of Dayton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Jacob
Colerain Avenue
Bauer
Jacob
Lodge & Shipley Company
Paul G. Jacob
Dayton, Ky
Death of Charles Heath Painter at Courthouse
Charles Heath longtime county painter at the Courthouse died Saturday at his home after a recent mastoid operation. He resided at 1003 Wilstach Street and is survived by his widow. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heath
Heath
Wilstach Street
Tomhorrow
Death of West End saloonist Daniel Eppler
Daniel Eppler a well known West End saloonist died Friday after a brief illness. He came to Cincinnati in his youth and ran the saloon at 2024 Baymiller street for over forty years. Survived by five sons Michael Daniel George William Harry and one daughter Miss Ida all residents of Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 2 o clock Monday afternoon at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eppler
Cincinnati
Baymiller Street
Michael
Daniel, Jr
George
William
Harry
Miss Ida
Chandler Automobile Company declares quarterly dividend increase
Cleveland June 7 Directors of the Chandler Automobile Company declare a quarterly dividend of 4 percent an increase of one half percent over last quarter payable July 1. This raises the stock basis to 16 percent from 12 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chandler Automobile Company
Deaths Smith Charles H. Smith in Pasadena
Charles H. Smith husband of Mary Dosch Smith died in Pasadena California on Sunday June 1 1919 in his seventy fifth year Due notice of funeral was given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Smith
Mary Dosch Smith
Pasadena
Cal
Card of Thanks for Bertha Dietrich
The bereaved family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the loss of their mother Bertha Dietrich. They appreciate Rev Father Ryan of St James Church Wyoming for condolence floral offerings and undertaker John Hodapp for conducting the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dietrich
Father Ryan
St. James Church of
Wyoming
John Hodapp
Eagles Assemble at Late Residence of Charles P Heath
A note stating an Eagles gathering at the late residence of Charles P Heath on WilStach and Freeman Avenue Monday at 8 PM. Bell and Broerman sign as President and Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Heath
Wilstach
Freeman Avenue
Samuel W. Bell
Louis Broerman
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Savoy Hotel
East Sixth Street
Court News
Pork Packer Meyer’s
Sterling
Army OF Small Gardeners
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Port Union
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Chester K
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Garnet Muchmore
One University
Athens
Charles F. Goss
David Philipson
Dittee, Fahnestalk & Ferber
Conrad
McMillan Street
Marie Weser
Chas. L. Parrott
Howard P. Reiter
Mt. Washington Presbyterian Church
Board of Church
Linda H. Beaman
Terrace Park B. & L
Provident Savings B. & T. Co
Catherine Kamann
Morria Harris
Cosmopolitan B. & T. Co
Wees
Ethel S. Hill
Samuel D. Cooper
William J. Altmeier
Silverton L. & B. Co
Margaret Wallbrech
Lick Run B. & L
See. B. Nead
Antonio Home L. & B. Co
Emma Breckroegge
Glenway L. & D. Co
Krauss
Citizens B. A. No
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Milford Home Bldg. Co
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Hartwell
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Fairbanks Ay
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Eastern Star of Kentucky
Gertrude Chapter
Newport
Cincinnati Council No. 1
A. B. Breeze
Henry A. Weeks
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E. M. J. W. Kahler
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W. M
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Miami
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Hyde Park Auto Station
Michigan Avenue
Yeatman Lodge
Yeatman Temple
William Leroy Stincel
Chapel of Vonderhaar & Stetter
East Third Street
Chas. H. Cowdrey
Enrietta| Grabo
Hoelscher
Fnc
Gildehaus
Vine Street
Walnut Hills Protestant
Kyle—Samuel
Carrie Kyle
Ruhold
Forty-second Street
Latonia
Macke
Kate L
John H.macke
Woodlawn Avenue
Holy Family Church
M. Sache
Hattie A. Sachs
M. H. Marks
Philadelphia
Chapel of the United Jewish Cemetery
Schmidt
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Temple
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Woodburn
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