Former Soldier Leads In Civil Service Tests
Bernard W. Thomas, 3546 Linwood road, with a 107.34 score, heads a list of forty-nine eligibles for police or fire positions certified to Acting City Manager John D. Ellis by the Civil Service Commission. The top nonservice man score is 90.52 by Francis J. Gerdes, with no immediate appointments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard W. Thomas
Linwood Road
John D. Ellis
Civil Service Commission
Thomas
Francis J. Gerdes
Rosemont Avenue
G. C. Smith
James F. Bower
Colerain Avenue
John L. Watts
East Third Street
James R. Fulsher
Grand Avenue
John H. Broxtermap
Woodlawn Avenue
Harry Reditien
McNeill Avenue
Rob
Period Display Of Furniture Opens In Seven Local Stores
More than half a million dollars of period furniture will go on display in seven local stores as part of Berkey & Gay Styles in Furniture exposition. Ross Crane of the National Better Homes Movement will present decorating dramatizations and home planning steps. Crane’s lectures begin Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Kreimer’s and continue daily at Shillito’s, Alms & Doepke, McAlpin, Henshaw’s, and Mitchell Company with different furniture styles showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chicago
Berkey & Gay
Ross Crane
Better Homes Movement
H. & S. Pogue Co
Crane
Mr. Crane
Pogue’s
Kreimer Bros. & Co
John Shillito Company
Alms & Doepke
McAlpin Company
G. Henshaw Sons & Co
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Shillito’s
Sheraton and Hepplewhite
Henshaw’'s
Mitchell Company
Bridge Work Threatened by Union Action Over Contract
Cleveland reports a threatened strike as Cuyahoga County awarded an 878,952 contract for Lorain Central Bridge piers to Lowensohn Construction. Unions vow to oppose Commissioner Jerry Zmunt, claiming betrayal, while 800 workers packed the commission room. The Ohio Federation of Labor leader warned of hard times finishing the bridge. Cleveland Chamber of Commerce urged firm handling if protests escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Lowensohn
Commission
Zmant
Harry McLaughlin
Ohio Federation of Labor
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Robinette
Bloodhound of science locates bootleg radio link in Brooklyn
Federal agents credit a science finding with tracing an unlicensed radio station used by bootleggers to ships at sea. A two story Brooklyn house turned up as the site after a Coast Guardsman detected signals. A hidden transmitter and operator were found in a vacant building, with antennas concealed in the attic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Science
Wendell Patten
Coast
Brooklyn
Troy Avenue
War hero kin wins release on probation in forgery case
Sedgar York of Covington 35 pleaded guilty to forgery in Hamilton County. Judge Chester R. Shook deferred sentence for five years under probation. York, a taxicab driver and first cousin of Sgt. Alvin York, acted on behalf of a woman posing as her mother. The case involved forged mortgages totaling about $7,000. York received $150 and credited with extreme gullibility rather than criminal intent. Remainder of article notes other separate cases and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Chester R. Phook
Sedgar York
Greenup Street
Covington
Carl T. Markley
York
Alvin York
Harry L. Edwards
Fairfax Avenue
Marie
Longview Hospital
Miss. Edwards
Shook
Louis F. Britten
Edwards
Ora .Conger
John Woodley
Henry Clipper
Fairmount
W. Va
Brighton
Damages and divorce dockets list multiple court actions A20
A long docket of civil actions shows lawsuits for damages, notes, and foreclosures, including James S. Lansing versus Brinks Express for 5000, Julia E. Givens versus James Givens for divorce, and several foreclosures and partitions. The piece ends with a political note: G.O.P. leader re-elected in Philadelphia as Brig. Gen. Edward M. Martin secures 77 votes to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S
First National Bank of Harrison
William S. Nugent
James Fitzgerald
Julius Markgraf
Alonzo Taylor
Luther C. Koher
James McReynolds
Virginia Bacon
Beatrice Herrold
John W. Stolz
Michael Mueller
International Harvester Company
Frank Sommer
É. No
Ethel M. Sohn
William Sohn
General Electric Supply Corporation
Daylight Realty Company
Arthur Pau
Frank J. Lange
Ethel M. Stone
Madison B. A
William T. Upton
Moe
John W. Dells
Charles E. West
Clara L. Keyes
Frank W. Keyes
Star B. A. No. 3 Company
Frank Roosveld
Percy Thompson
State of
Ohio
Philadelphia
Edward M. Martin
Republican State Committee
Gen. Martin
S. van Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Cincinnatian Appointed to Uniform Laws Commission
Judge Frank M. Clevenger of Wilmington and Attorney M. M. Shoemaker of Cincinnati were appointed by Gov. Cooper to the Ohio Commission on Uniform Laws. They will serve until June 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccincinnatian
Columbus
Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
M. M. Shoemaker
Cincinnati
Ohio Commission On Uniform Laws
Cooper
Seventy Graduates Named at Ohio Mechanics Institute Commencement
The Ohio Mechanics Institute will hold commencement next Thursday in Emery Auditorium. About seventy graduates will receive diplomas and certificates across day and night programs. Notable awards include two-year intensive industrial mechanical and electrical engineering certificates and diplomas in industrial arts, architecture, and technical high school tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics Institute
John T. Faig
Emery Auditorium
Faig
George Charles Endebrock
Clyde Emerson Small
Dolph Wintermute Bennett
Dolores Kathleen Fisher
Jeanne Fix
Wilbur Elden Rankin
Rose Helen Schorr
Vera Louise Sherwood
Lydia Dora Wottring
John Ward Durbrow
Harry Frederick Fischer
Walter Louis Fister
John William Geier
Otto Adolf Kling
Arthur Bernard Woerner
Howard Frederick Bremer
Frank JosephJohannemann
John William Overman
Robert John Rupprecht
Friars launch life membership drive for Cincinnati club
Sheriff William M. Anderson leads an inaugural push for business life memberships in the Friars Club. Letters invite firms to join Cincinnati civic group for 250 dollars, funding a new building as membership grows from 1,200 toward 3,000 and fostering business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clup
Joseph DiPilla
The
Friars’ Club
William M. Anderson
Friars
Anderson
Friary
Cincinnati
Buckeye Club to Hear Harry D. Silver Talk Finance
Columbus Ohio state finance director Harry D. Silver will address the Buckeye Club at a Tuesday noon luncheon in the Hotel Gibson. President Raymond J. Kunkel will preside and outline plans for the Buckeye outing at Bass Island on the last Tuesday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Silver
Columbus
Buckeye Club
Hotel
Gibson
Silver
Raymond J. Kunkel
Bass Island
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Ert F. Browning
McMicken Avenue
Henry A. Pierce
Burnet Avenue
Ernest J. Frevert
Oak Street
John H. Haley
Warsaw Avenue
William Flamm
Balitimore Avenue
Bernard J. Joyce
Milfred B. Gehrig
Harrison Avenue
William
William E. Harvey
Eastern Avenue
Howard F. Morsey
Dorsey Street
Melvin Diemer
Montana Avenue
Elmer E. Enders
Spring Grove
William N. Amrhein
Henshaw Avenue
Edward J. Dignan
Robb Avenue
Ray L. Eilerman
West Liberty Street
Charles C. Gilliland
Glenway Avenue
Frank H. Feldhaus
Avenue
Ralph C. Baugh
West Eighth Street
Foster Harris
Central Avenue
Herbert J. Schaefer
St. Gregory Street
Clarence J. Gulden
German Avenue
Floyd T. Mullins
Laurence Street
William F. Scheve
Newton Avenue
Frank Kroth, Jr
Manss Avenue
Clarence T. Dacey
Boone Street
Bernard Buekerman
James H. Richards
Lawrence Street
Grant L. Taylor
Ohio Avenue
Walter L
Heyward Avenue
Norman C. Boehme
Vanity
Cate
Eversharp
Berkey and Gay
Bloodhound OF Science
WAR Hero's Kin
Sergt
Common Pleas Court
America
the Starr Piano Co Sales Corpora
West Fourth St
Friars Open Campaign For Life
Gabriel Anderson-Ajax
Gabriel
Ing Case
Wm. H. Mathers, Inc
Reading Road
Cincinnati C
Oun Scherz Sons
Wear
Freeman Ave
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