Civitan Club to Attend Dayton Meeting North of Ohio River
Civitan members from Southern cities will pass through Cincinnati en route to the Civitan international convention in Dayton Ohio. More than 1,000 delegates expected for the week long event starting Monday. Cincinnati club will attend. Dayton gathering marks first Civitan convention north of the Ohio River. George J. Jones Crane Company president spoke on the firm’s history from 1855 Chicago to 102 branches and 2,000 plumbing items.
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Civitan
Cincinnati
Civitan International
Dayton
Business Men's Club
John B. Keena
Civitan Club
Business Men's Club Yestern
Keena
Ohio River
George J. Jones
Crane Company
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Richard T. Crane
Norwood G O P Names Campaign Committee Members
The Central Committee of Norwood elected a campaign committee for the regular endorsed Republican ticket led by Chairman John P. Frey. Members include C R Wenzle, W J Wiggeringloh, Thomas T Justis, and Harry H Baker among others. Endorsed candidates listed: Harry H Baker for Mayor Walter Lindsay for Vice Mayor O F Dwyer for Auditor W F Richter for Treasurer Councilmen First Ward Clifford A Steding Second Ward Alfred Fairhead Fourth Ward Jacob Stricker Third Ward unfilled Council-at-Large Albert Ellis George M Rau Louis Helmsderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee of
Norwood
John P. Frey
C. R. Wenzle
W. J. Wiggeringloh
Thomas T. Justis
Harry H. Baker
Walter M. Lindsay
O. F. Dwyer
W. R. Locke
W. F. Richter
Jh. Wenule
A. H B. Wah
Albert Ellis
George M. Rau
Louis Helmsderfer
County Courts Go On Outing To Seventh Ward Camp
All county courts adjourn at noon for Lawyers' Club outing on the Ohio River near Coney Island. A baseball game between the Young Barristers and Old Benchers is planned with athletic contests and prizes. A fried chicken dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. Autos will depart the courthouse at 1 30. Committee chairs: Gerrit J. Fredericks Walter A. Ryan William A. Eggers D T Hackett George E Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers’ Club
Seventh Ward
Ohio River
Coney Island
Gerrit J. Fredericks
Walter A. Ryan
William A. Eggers
D. T. Hackett
George E. Mills
Brokers’ Board Outing At Avoca Park Features Games
Cincinnati Real Estate Board members gather at Avoca Park on Wooster Pike near Plainsville this afternoon for the annual outing. A baseball game, tennis, quoits and swimming are on the program with a chicken dinner at 6 o’clock. Brokers depart the board building on Hammond Street at 4 PM.
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Cincinnati Real Estae Board
Avoca Park
Wooster Pike
Plainsville
Board
Hammond Street
Bungalow Sold in Price Hill for 8750 from Bolender to Schild
Wilbur C Bolender sold his six room bungalow at 506 Purcell Avenue Price Hill for 8750 to George W Schild through the Fred W Duebber Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Bolender
George W. Schild
Purcell Avenue
Price Hill
Fred W. Duebber
Real Estate Board Brokers to Attend Detroit Convention
Forty four brokers notified Harry Mohlman secretary of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board they will attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Detroit June 23 to 26 with some wives. Local delegates depart Monday night and southern brokers will visit Cincinnati Monday before taking the train to Detroit. A 40 by 115 foot lot on Rose Hill avenue in St Bernard was bought by William Co Henn for 1200 dollars to be built on, with Lottie F. Coyle selling the land through Frederick A Schmidt Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mohlman
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Brokers
Rose Hill Avenue
Greenlee Avenue
Rose Hill Lane
St. Bernard
William Co. Henn
Lottie F. Coyle
Frederick A. Schmidt
Suburban firm awards home contract at East Grandin Park
P Gregory Cloud of the Frederick A Schmidt Company awarded the contract yesterday to the Seibold Farrell Building Company for a Dutch colonial residence on the circle at East Grandin Park East Walnut Hills. Eight rooms bath electric refrigerating plant and built in features. Estimated cost 25000 dollars. Lot measures 100 by 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gregory Cloud
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Seibold- Farrell Building Company
Circle
East Grandin Park
East Walnut Hills
Davis buys Clark Street brick house from Creighton estate
William Davis acquired a seven room brick house on an 18 by 96 foot lot at 532 Clark Street from the John Creighton estate for 4000 dollars yesterday. Jacob I. Sachs acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
John Creighton
Clark Street
Jacob I. Sachs
Hyde Park Methodist Files Permit for $450000 Observatory Church
Hyde Park Methodist Episcopal Church filed yesterday with the City Building Department for a brick and stone church on Observatory Road and Grace Avenue. Architects are Granger Lane and Bollenbacher of Chicago. builder is Edward Carson of Logansport, Indiana.
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Observatory Road
Grace Avenue
Hyde Park
Foreclosure Notice in Ohio Court Case Sun Building Assoc. No 1
The Sun Building Association No. 1 files suit in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas against D Earl Siler Grace A Siler and Erwin F Shank seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on a Cumminsville Cincinnati property. The petition asks sale of the described real estate to satisfy a $1 403.74 claim plus interest and costs with defendants required to answer by August 8 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
the Sun Building Association No. 1
D. Earl Siler
Grace A. Siler
Erwin F. Shank
Sun Building Association No. 1
State of
Ohio
D. Ear Siler
Howard P. Ellis
Selma Ellis
Recorder's Office
Blue Rock Street
Cumminsville
City of Cincinnati
T. Kirby
Blue Rock and
Lakeman Streets
Recorder’s Office
Grace
A. Siler
SUN Building Association
Frank H. Woesman
Second National Bank
Cincinnati
Cincinnati sewer construction authorized by 1925 council
On June 2 1925 Cincinnati Council passed a resolution authorizing Hamilton County Ohio to construct maintain and operate a sewer improvement for local service within a designated Cincinnati sewer district The measure repealed a prior resolution and sets the project to take effect per legal timing and state code requirements
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Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton County
Ohio
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
County of
Hamilton
State of
Miami Purchase
Millcreek Township
Reading Road
General Code of
A.D
Bertha C. Lietze
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Right of Way and Glen Parker Avenue Resolution
The City of Cincinnati passes a resolution to improve a right of way along Bruce Haight Avenues to Glen Parker Avenue by sewer construction. Assessments will be paid in five annual installments with city funding the remainder. Public copy is on file for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Parker Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Bruce and Haight Avenues
Langland Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Fixing the Fees for Plumbing Permits in Cincinnati
Ordinance 211-1925 amends Section 349-1 of Cincinnati Code to fix plumbing permit fees. It sets a base fee of two dollars for the first fixture and increases by one dollar for each additional fixture when fixtures are installed. The ordinance was enacted by the City Council on June 2, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Bertha C. Lietze
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Ordinance Amending Plat No 29 for Seminole Street zoning
City council passes Ordinance 216 1925 amending Plat No 29 of the Building Zone Map to change the shape and area of Residence B District on Seminole Street. The City Planning Commission approved the change and recommends adoption, outlining the parcel description from the center line of Seminole Street to Rochelle Street and including attached plat details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
City Planning Commission
University Avenue
Seminole
Vine Streets
Rochelle Street
A.D
Bertha C. Lietze
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Ordinance to Rename Lothian Avenue to Wedgewood Avenue
An ordinance authorizes changing Lothian avenue name to Wedgewood avenue from Mitchell avenue to its southern end. The measure cites a nearby property owners petition and finds the change not detrimental to the public interest. It repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect at the earliest legal date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothian Avenue
Wedgewood Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Mitchell Avenue
Bertha C. Lietze
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Stratford Avenue Improvement Ordinance No 222 1925
City council approves Stratford avenue improvement from Probasco street to DeVolle avenue. Grading, vitrified sewer, six inch water main, drains, inlets, and reinforced concrete paving with integral curbs. Assessments to be paid in ten annual installments with interest. city to cover intersection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Probasco Street
DeVolle Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Ordinance Fixes Griest Avenue Widths in 1925
The council enacts ordinance 212-1925 fixing Griest avenue from Meier to Paxton at 20 feet roadway width. North sidewalk set at 5 feet. no sidewalk on the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griest Avenue
Council of
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Meier Avenue
Paxton Avenue
Griestvenue
Paxto Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Terrace Park to pave several streets with bituminous macadam
The Village of Terrace Park approves street improvements on Miami Avenue Terrace Place Amherst Avenue and Stanton Avenue. Property owners listed include residents of Newport Lexington Milford and Florida among others. Assessments equal to front footage apply with ten annual installments or cash option within 30 days. Grade remains as current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle A. Hopkins
H. M. Gegner
Clara
W. Meeder
Mary Schweiger
Rose Roeslein
Charlotte F. Newton
Chas. S. Kelsey
J. G
W. Kenney
Henry Ossege
Jacob Schottenfels
Jno
Terrace Place
Stanton Avenue
Elm Avenue
Miami Avenue
Amherst Avenue
South Corporation
Mill Run
Ray
Terrace Park
Mitchell Avenue Improvement Plan in Cincinnati City Streets
The project covers Mitchell avenue from Vine street to Spring Grove avenue including grading granite curbs drains inlets water system changes and Durax block paving on a seven inch concrete base. Costs will be apportioned by benefits to all affected lots with cash payments by the city for intersections. A grade change between designated points follows Ordinance No. 185-1925 dated May 12 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Avenue
Council of the City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Vine Street
Spring Grove Avenue
City of
Orpe Gtien No
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Madison Road
Whetsel Avenue
Gomien Avenue
Glenshade Avenue
Madison
Daytona Avenue Width Ordinance Sets Roadway and Sidewalk
Ordinance No. 213-1925 fixes Daytona avenue roadway at 30 feet between curb lines and sidewalk spaces at 15 feet each from Boudinot avenue to Glenmore avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Avenue
Council of
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Boudinot Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Ordinance No 214 1925 Ravenna Street Grade Change
The ordinance changes the grade of Ravenna street from Chandler street to the north corporation line and repeals Ordinance No 1446 from March 23 1904 which set the curb grade of Moore street from Section street to the north line of the Hollenbeck Ward subdivision.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Ravenna Street
Chandler Street
Corporation Line
Moore (Ravenna
Chandler
Hollenbeck & Ward
Madisonville
Corporation
Moore Street
Section Street
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Madison Road Improvement Plan Passed
Details outline upgrading Madison road from Whet sel avenue to Gomien avenue with grading granite curbs storm and sanitary sewers water system upgrades and road widening to 48 feet by offsetting sidewalks and installing drains and inlets includes paving tracks with brick and asphalt base.
City approves extension of Cincinnati Georgetown & Portsmouth electric line
Ordinance grants The Cincinnati Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company the right to extend its electric street railroad along Kellogg avenue from Emma Bakers subdivision to Three-mile road with a private rights of way, and to build an industrial switch across Kellogg avenue. The measure requires drainage, conformity with city street laws, and indemnifies the city. The ordinance passes June 2 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kellogg Avenue
City of
Cincinnai
State of Ohio
New Richmond Pike
Ats Point
Emma Baker
Hamilton County
Ohio
Coney Island
Koehler
California
Cincinnati
Three-mile Road
City Council
City of Cincinnati
City Planning Commission
Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Emma
Baker
Said Avenue
Public Service
Georgetown
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Council For Public Inspection
Director of Public Service
Byrnes-Conway Company
Blair Avenue
Ridgeway Avenue
Public
Edward P. Durr
Cincinnati council votes oiling of Wuest and Mulberry streets
Public notices describe resolutions to oil roadways on Wuest street from Vine to Kessler and Mulberry street from Lang to Rice with costs borne by abutting property owners. Also sealed bids sought for printing ballots for the August 1925 primary and a sewer improvement plan on Akron and Wisconsin avenues with objections requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Mess Avenue
Corporation Line
New Corporation Line
Board of Deputy State Supervisors
Third and
Walnut Streets
Ohio
Resolution on Brazee Street Oil Treatment District 1925
A 1925 city resolution declares a section of Brazee Street from Madison Road to 23 feet south of Enyart Avenue as an oil treatment district. It specifies annual oiling during 1925 and outlines assessments on abutting properties to cover the treatment costs.
Prentice Street Oil Treatment Resolution 1925
A 1925 resolution petitions oil treatment along Prentice Street from Glenshade avenue to 66 feet east of Mathis street. It orders Conway Company to pay the whole cost and to levy the assessment per law. Passed June 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Mess Avenue
Old
Corporation
New Corporation Line
Byrnes-Conway Company
City of
Cincinnati
New
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Public Prvice
Wuest Street
Vine Street
Kessler Avenue
Public Service
State of Ohio
Prentice Street
Glenshade Avenue
Mathis Street
Byrnes- Conway Company
Clerk of Council
Director of Public
Resolution on Abutting Street Assessments for Ravenna Area
A resolution orders levying assessments on properties abutting Peabody avenue from Whetsel to Orlando place and Ravenna street from Peabody to Madison road. The action, under Ohio law, seeks to connect or improve these streets or alleys as named in the petition. Attested by Edward P. Durr, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Peabody Avenue
Whetsel Avenue
Orlando Place
Ravenna Street
Madison Road
Public Service
Byrnes- Conway Company
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Sewer Plans Open for Inspection in Cincinnati Clerk Office
The documents cover Denham street from Geiger to Casper and Casper between Denham and Carll, now on file in the Clerk of Council’s office for inspection by interested parties. Fred Schneller, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Avenue
Henrietta Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Liston Avenue
Clerk of Council
City of Cincinnati
Council of the City of
Cincinnati
Denham Street
Geiger Street
Casper Street
Carll Street
Clerk of Council of the
Council of the City of Cincinnati
Fred Schneller
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Norwood G. O. P. Names Campaign Committee
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Court, NE
Fred Tuke
Holz
Sec
Pedretti Avenue
Eighth Street
Rapid Run
Pike
Rapid Runpike
Montana Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Stathe Avenue
Mitrises Avenue
Boudinot
Mozart Avenue
Stathem Avenue
Boudinote Avenue
Fredonia Avenue
Perkins Avenue
Ridge Way Avenue
City
Berkins Avenue
Enright
Enright Avenue
Seidenright Avenue
Union Street
Burnet Avenue
Mulberry Street
Lang Street
Rice Street
Chas. F. Horngberger
Thomas J. Noctor
Anna Marcus
Brazee Street
Enyart Avenue
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