Covington Considers Three Residence and Two Industrial Zoning Districts
Covington prepares a new zoning ordinance dividing the city into three residential three business and two industrial districts under the guidance of Planning Engineer L Segoe. City Manager O A Kratz will review after his return from Dubuque. The measure sets setback rules fines and jail terms and outlines district specifics including Residence A B C and Business A B C and Industrial A B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Segoe
Covington
O. A. Kratz
Dubuque
Kratz
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Segoe
Lexington
Louisville
Eds Side Warda
City Building Permit Rules and Board of Adjustment Powers
Building permits require duplicate plans drawn to scale showing lot dimensions and building details. Plans return to owner after approval. no permit without conformance to ordinance. The Board of Adjustment, with four members including a Planning and Zoning member, hears appeals and special exceptions. Zoning extends two miles beyond city limits for garages stations and parking facilities within 200 feet of a street or highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Planning and Zoning Commission
Covington Fire Causes $60,000 Losses at Stewart Iron Works Site
Fire at Stewart Iron Works in Covington caused about $65,000 total losses including $20,000 on the plant and $45,000 on Quaker Products Manufacturing. Fire broke out Friday night, damaged adjoining homes mainly from water, and origin remained undetermined. Fire crews from multiple towns battled the blaze, aided by delays in alarm response. Florence and two homes on Dixie Highway also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Iron Works
Eighteenth
Shaler
Quaker Products Manufacturing Company
Terant
Stanley Chrisman
Eighteenth Street
Shaler Street
George Myerdtken
Covington
George Stricker
Covington Fire
Ludlow Company
Dean Pettibone
Newport Company
Edward Miles
South Ft. Mitchell Company
John Schrader
Mamie Cahill
Protestant Fraternal League Plans June Fundraiser for Campbell Orphans
Herman Gerhardt announces final arrangements for the Campbell County Protestant Fraternal League feast day at the Clifton Orphans Home on June 21. The event features booths with articles and baked goods, athletic events, and a proposed wrestling exhibition by Jack Reynolds to raise funds for the orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Fraternal League
Campbell County
Orphans’ Home
Herman Gerhardt
Nhe
Campbell County Protestant Fraternal League
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Clifton
League
Herbert Pierce
Jack Reynolds
William J. Ader
Newport bride dies in auto crash near Covington
Mrs Dorothy Schalf who had married recently died at St Elizabeth Hospital after a two vehicle collision on Scott and Twentieth streets in Covington. Clifford Traut and Beatrice Litteral survived with bruises while Henry Schlachter and Alex Miller faced manslaughter charges. Coroner and Kenton County Court will hear preliminary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schaliff
West Third Street
Newport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Schlachter
Arthur Sehaliff
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Covington
Litteral
Traut
John B. Read
Kenton County
Harry F. Donnelly
Schari
Marie Haller Seeks Republican Nomination in Sixth Kentucky
Marie Haller of Newport seeks the Republican Congressional nomination in Kentucky's Sixth District. A fraternal function by Kishmee Grot, with 1000 members, held ceremonies from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. A national grotto convention in Indianapolis begins June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Haller
Newport
Kentucky
Prophet BE
Ketchum
George S. Breiel
Indianapolis
Daylight Newport cigar store robbery by three youths
In broad daylight three unmasked youths robbed Ben Lauderbach’s cigar store at 613 Monmouth Street, taking 315 dollars from Lauderbach, Charles Chaliff, and a third man. They fled through a back door as police, led by Lieut. Johns and Officers Schnelle, Collins, and Moore, investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ben Lauderbach
Monmouth Street
Lauderbach
Charles Chaliff
Chaliff
Lieut. Johns
Schnelle
C. Collins
Moore
Kentucky Strawberries See Gains From Smaller Acreage
Strawberry growers in Kentucky report better prices as acreage declines in eight-state comparison. Kentucky reduced plantings from 8720 to 4620 acres since 1928, about a 470 per cent drop, boosting prices amid favorable local growing conditions and weaker competition. Other states show mixed crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Department of Markets and Rural Finance
Experiment Station
University of Kentucky
Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Tennessee
Charity League Plans Annual Outdoor Fete
The Charity League at the Convent of the Good Shepherd in Ft. Thomas prepares the annual outdoor fete on convent grounds for June 21. A fried chicken dinner runs 5 to 8 p.m. with euchre bridge 500 and lotto games, plus sister crafted needlework and baked goods. Proceeds fund playground equipment for eighty five resident children. Free bus from the Southgate line. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charity League
Friends of the Convent of the Good Shepherd
Highland Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Southgate
Kentucky Gains in Population in Early County Returns
Preliminary returns from eighty nine Kentucky counties show a population of 1 813 650 versus 1 664 967 in 1920 in the same counties. Rural counties mostly decline while urban and coal region counties in the Tenth and Eleventh Districts show strong growth, with Jefferson County and others expected to widen the gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Graves
McCracken
Shelby
State Treasurer Reports Over Five Million In Banks
Frankfort Kentucky June 7 The 5 118 503 63 in the State Treasury at the opening of business June 1 was reported by Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell State Treasurer to be in depositories Capital Trust Company Frankfort 225 000 State National Bank Frankfort 150 000 First State Bank Barbourville 69 000 Farmers Deposit Bank Frankfort 4 399 503 63 Peoples State Bank Frankfort 275 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Emma Guy Cromwell
Capital Trust Company
State National Bank
First State Bank
Barbourville
Farmers’ Deposit Bank
Peoples State Bank
Kentucky to Add 10000 Seats at Stoll Field for 20500 Capacity
Lexington Kentucky June 7 Anticipating a 20000 crowd for the Kentucky Alabama game on November 1 the University of Kentucky athletic council voted to erect wooden seats at four ends of the Stoll Field stadium with temporary bleachers across the field. The total capacity will rise to 20500 with 10500 in the concrete stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Athletic Council
Stoll Field
Stoll] Field
Tennessee
The
Athletic Association
Wildcats
Stoll Field Stadium
Alabama
Sewanee
Maryville
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Durham
N. C
Duke
Knoxville
Jury Discharges in Rockville Bomb Murder Trial
The Rockville jury in the Leroy Brady murder case was discharged after being deadlocked since early yesterday, ending deliberations in the New Year’s Day bombing that killed Brady’s brother’s secret bride and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Leroy Brady
Newport High to Graduate 42 Students in June Exercises
Dr. Harry G. Hill of Cincinnati will deliver the commencement address as forty two Newport High School seniors receive diplomas at the fifty fourth annual June ceremony. Rev. H. C. Wayman will give the benediction and A. B. Arnold will present diplomas. List includes Joseph Bohlinger, Bertha Boyar, Ruth Mae Braun, John Gar Brown, Elwood S. Bush, Stuart Cohen, Ruth Davies, Fred Dye, Bernice Fingerhut, Catherine Harris, George Maipshire, William Honhorst, Mac Huffman, Mildred Krauss, Elizabeth A. McLane, Ralph Parr, Chester Rankin, Albert H. Root, Charlotte Weber, Howard Wolterman, Jack Akin, Irwin Gilb, Harry Wachsman, Earl Weber, James Wright, Anna Capek, Garnet Damerson, William Gainer, Lucille Guy, Alma Hoberg, Grace Hoffman, Mabel Huddle, Jeanetta Humphrey, Flora Jenner, Dorothy Kissel, Marjorie Linstaedt, Anna Fay Lorenzen, Virginia Newbrandt, Loraine Simon, Louise Traut, Irene H. Wallace and Edna Yung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Hill
Cincinnati
Newport High School
Hill
American Christian Association
Indiana College
H. C. Wayman
First Baptist Church
Newport
A. BE. Arnold
Joseph Bohlinger
Bertha Boyar
Ruth Mae Braun
John Gar Brown
Elwood S. Bush
Stuart Cohen
Ruth Davies
Fred Dye
Bernice Fingerhut
Catherine Harris
George Maipshire
William Honhorst
Mac Huffman
Mildred Krauss
Elizabeth A. McLane
Ralph Parr
Chester Rankin
Albert H. Root
Charlotte Weber
Howard Wolterman
Jack Akin
Covington Merchants Plan Beav er Roadway Opening Motorcade
Members of the Covington Retail Merchants Association will form a Tuesday morning motorcade to Beaver Kentucky five miles north of Union Boone County to attend the opening ceremonies for a new roadway. The link in the Ohio River highway will connect Covington with Louisville. Beaver residents will host a chicken dinner. John J. Howe Covington attorney will give the principal address. Charles B Bracke chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Friendly suit tests Covington contract with City Bridge
A suit to test Covington's right to contract with Covington City Bridge Co to operate the C and O Traffic Bridge until bonds are paid has been filed in Kenton Circuit Court. The case aims for Kentucky Court of Appeals before June 20. Plaintiff Charles Willenberg seeks to block bond market actions. A E Stricklett represents him. Robert C Simmons for the bonding company. Stanly Chrisman for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Covington City Bridge
Kenton
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Charles Willenberg
A. E. Stricklett
Robert C. Simmons
Stanly Chrisman
Commendation Letter Praises Covington Firemen and Police
Stewart Iron Works Company sends a 100 check to the Policeman and Fireman's Relief Fund in praise of Covington police and firemen who protected adjoining property Thursday night. Robert S. Stewart, vice president, signs the letter to Chief Charles Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmer
Covington
Stewart Iron Works Company
Robert S. Stewart
Ross Kentucky Transforms Winter Village Into Summer Recreation Hub
The Ross Kentucky population of about 150 swells each summer as summer cottages, a dance hall, a horse track, a baseball field, and a newly built Ross Airport attract hundreds. Jacob Martz converted his Colonial Homestead into a hotel and camp complex, housing families for seasonal tenants until autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Martz
Albert Boyer
Hcensed
Campbell County
Ross Airport
Boyer
Home
Newport
Uit
Cincinnati
Bromley Man Seriously Hurt When Struck By Car
Emil Anderson of 206 Kenton Street Bromley Kentucky is in serious condition at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington after being struck by an automobile yesterday on the road from Ludlow to Devon Park Covington He was walking when a car from behind hit him and left the scene A passing motorist rushed him to hospital with a fractured skull and critical condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Anderson
Kenton Street
Bromley
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
Ludlow
Devon Park
Anderson
Varying ages and occupations listed in Cincinnati area notices
A jumble of names ages and places appears in a historical notice listing individuals such as Clarence Johnson a telegrapher from New Orleans and Margaret Bailey from Enid Oklahoma. The compiled pairs include Rex Scarborough a clerk and Ruby Wyath from Grove Hill L Armhurst a salesman with Leona and two others from Piqua Ohio and Covington Kentucky among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
New Orleans
Margaret Bailey
Enid
Okla
Rex Scarborough
Ruby Wyath
Grove Hill
Exina Truitt
Wilmington
O. Harry” Rowe
Cincinnati
Norma M. ‘Rohling
Covingtthur T. Poole
Dairyman
A Ae
Louise Stroub
Demoss- Joseph Bushlman
Fitter
Evanston
Lillian Blackhorn
Norwood
O.ardo Evans
Margaret Bates
Alex R. Manes
May Smith
Leroy Melvin
Clerk
Madalyn Saier
Springfield
Bryant Hatfield
Jennie M. Hawkins
Lockland
University of Kentucky Summer School Plans Child Study Lab
The University of Kentucky announces summer courses in the home economics department focusing on child development and parental education. A laboratory program will study children aged two to five in the home management house with specialists and students observing habits and proposing corrections. Parent conferences will address upbringing suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Department of Home Economics
University of Kentucky
State Keen
Home Economics
County Residents Seek New School Facilities
Residents of Maple Park Wilders and the Three Mile communities in Campbell County push a petition to the County Superintendent of Schools and Board of Education for a local school. Over 100 signers demand relief from sending children to Clifton schools two miles away. They urge a fall start with a suitable new building and ask Rep. Charles B. Truesdell to present the petition to the officials at Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Park
Wilders
Licking Pike
Campbell County
Board of Education
Clifton
Charles B. Truesdell
Ft. Thomas
Campbell
Bounty
Alexandria
John W. Reiley
Harry Randall
John Heiert
John Trapp
William Ziegler
Earl Daiyels
County Board of Education
Body found in river identified as Joseph Woolfolk
The body of Joseph Woolfolk 27 of 1340 Spring Street Cincinnati was found in the Licking River at West Third Street and identified by his brother Paul 33. Paul is jailed for drunkenness after arrest near the river Wednesday night and claiming he and Joseph had been drinking. A third brother James 39 drowned in the same river about nine months ago during an epileptic fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
West Third Street
Joseph Woolfolk
Spring Street
Cincinnati
Paul
Newport
Hadeen
Joseph
James
Louise Staab Sues for Divorce in Campbell County
Louise Staab filed for divorce from John Staab in Campbell County Circuit Court alleging cruelty. She seeks alimony and child support for two children born after a July 27 1917 marriage in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Louise Staab
John Staab
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers In Bellevue
Laura Spinks transfers a lot on Anspaugh Avenue Bellevue to Bertram R. Fugate for $1. Bertram R. Fugate then transfers a lot in South Bellevue on Company subdivision Bellevue to Howard and Alice Cary for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Spinks
Bertram R. R. Fugate
Anspaugh Avenue
Bellevue
B.R. Fugate
Howard and
Alice £. Cary
Company
Marriage Licenses Listed With Several Couples
Charles Brandt 21 laborer Richland County Ohio and Helen Brade 21 Ashland County Ohio. Marda Hilderbrand 26 millworker Xenia Ohio and Clera Carnes 22 Oregonia Ohio. Walter Conover 23 Summerville Ohio and Mathelec Distal 80 Chanth Seattantluis C. Dietz chauffeur Kentucky and Luella Gabe 31 Cincinnati. Robert Merrill 36 Miamisburg Ohio and Dale Marie Wilson 31 Dayton Ohio. Roscoe Stutz 21 farmer Arcanum Ohio and Doris Saylor 21 Ithaca Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brandt
Richland County
Helen Brade
Ashland County
Marda Hilderbrand
Xenia
Clera Carnes
Oregonia
Walter Conover
Summerville
Mathelec Distal
Chanth
Robert S. Merrill
Miamisburg
Dale Marie Wilson
Dayton
Roscoe Stutz
Farmer
Arcanum
Doris Saylor
Ithaca
Memorial services by two lodges at St Paul Church
The combined Junior Order, Daughter of America and G A R lodges of Campbell County hold memorial services at 2 30 PM at St Paul Lutheran Church Alexandria Ky The Rev D M Funk of St Mark Lutheran Newport conducts the services A parade precedes the church service forming at the Junior Order Hall and moving along Main Street to Palm Garden then to the church After the ceremony members proceed to the cemetery for additional rites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias of Kentucky
Covington
Pythian Sisters
Covington Public Library
Pythian Order
Castle Hall
Fourth Street
Court Avenue
Masonic Grotto Band
John Begler
Madison Avenue
Eleventh Street
Eleventh
Scott Street
Library
Harlan c C. Runyan
Latonia
Order
Indiana
South Carolina
Ohio
West Virginia
Knights of Pythinns Lodges
Kenton
Campbell Counties
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Eighth
Monroe Streets
Newport
Junior Order
Daughter of America
Campbell County
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Alexandria
D. M. Funk
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Main Street
Palm Garden
Hirt acquitted in home robbery case at Sandusky
Robert Hirt twenty-year-old son of a Fremont merchant was found not guilty by a nine man and three woman jury after four hours of deliberation. The charge involved robbing Mrs. Anna Camp's home on March 23 of 1875 dollars in cash jewelry and three revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Robert Hirt
Fremont
Anna Camp
Civil War veteran dies in Martins Ferry Ohio
John W. Coleman, the last local survivor of Sherman's march to the Sea, died today in Martins Ferry Ohio. He served with an Indiana regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
John W. Coleman
Sherman
Indiana
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Trict
Dustrial
Ben Griffith
Associated Press
Lucy Lee Bell Puryear
Danville
Centre College
Quaker Products
Fraternal League
M. Mauger
Mildred Standerford
Charles F. Nordheim
Daisy Brown
al Volz
John Rachford
A. F. Ross
Harold Reed
American Council No. 3
Daughters of America
Purity Council No
Monitor Lodge
Esther Temple
Calantha Temple
Twin City Council
Grandview Council
of A
Douglas Lodge
Custer Council
D. of A
Guiding Star Lodge
K. of P
Noah’s Cove Lodge
Newport Club
Newport Council
Campbell County Hustlers
William Tell Lodge
Ft. Thames Lodge
Henry Clay Lodge
Incr
Board of Managers
Park Avenue
Parent-Teachers’ Association
York Street
Arnold School
Southgate Council
NAUTO
Associated Press Photo
Old Kentucky
American Legion
Andrews Field
Lowell Streets
Legionnaires
Harry Venard
Newport Nine
Venard
Newport School
Kishmee Grotto
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Grotto
Everett W. Smith
Uncle Sam
Ohio River
Jacob Martz
Augusta Martz
Lem T. Pyle
L. B. Simpkinson
California
Rae
U. OF KY
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery. Coal Co
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