Friarhurst appoints Fred Kramer as athletic director
Fred Kramer is named athletic director at Friarhurst Tower Hill replacing Matthew Spaeth Jr who resigned after being elected president of the Friars Club. Kramer plans an athletic carnival for the Fourth of July at the Tower Hill camp. Dr. Peter O'Donnell will teach a summer history course at St. Xavier College on America's role in world stability and business growth.
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Friarhurst
Friars’ Club
Tower Hill
George Theobald
Matthew F. Spaeth, Jr
Kramer
Friars
America
Peter O’donnell
St. Xavier College
Seventh
Sycamore
O’donnell
Radio Merchants Guild Discusses Fall Show Plans
The Radio Merchants' Guild met at Union Gas and Electric Auditorium with A. Biddle presiding. They reviewed preliminary plans for the annual fall radio shows and discussed summer activities such as a radio picnic proposed for Coney Island.
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Radio Merchants’ Guild
Union Gas and Electric Company
Fourth
Main Streets
Biddle
Coney Island
Chilean imports rise. U S goods find market
Ralph Ackerman, Commerce attache, told Cincinnati exporters that Chile’s high per capita imports, reaching 45 dollars in 1929, make Chile an excellent market for American products at a Foreign Trade Department meeting of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chile
Ralph Ackerman
Department of Commerce
Cincinnati
Foreign Trade Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Col Pillsbury Nominated to Assistant Chief of Army Engineers
Washington June 17 Colonel George B Pillsbury of Massachusetts has been nominated by President Hoover to be Assistant Chief of Army Engineers. He will fill the vacancy created by Brigadier General Herbert Deakyne's term ending June 26. Pillsbury, then District Engineer in Philadelphia, will hold the rank of Brigadier General.
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Washington
George B. Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Army Engineers
Hoover
Herbert Deakyne
Philadelphia
Will of Bellevue magnate leaves Toledo daughter bulk estate
The will of Joseph W. Close filed in Fremont Ohio provides $10,000 to housekeeper Mrs Della Moyer and $100,000 to grandchildren Joseph Kempf Close and Susanne Gertrude Close. The remainder, about 1 million dollars, goes to daughter Leila Close Harsch of Toledo.
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Fremont, O
Della Moyer
Joseph Kempf Close
Susanne Gertrude Close
Joseph W. Close
Bellevue
Leila Close Harsch
Toledo
Today’s events listed for hotels clubs and groups
Hotel Gibson hosts Odd Fellows Convention all day. Newsboys dinner 6 30 p m at Hotel Metropole. Lions Club lunch eon 12 30 p m. Cincinnati Club hosts Crosley Radio Corporation meeting at noon. Various noon meetings include Board of Directors Reserve Officers Knights of the Round Table Watson Airport Civic Theater K of C Club and others. 12 15 p m Electric Club Public Health Civitan Wednesday Club Lambda Chi Alpha Milk Exchange 3 p m Bible Students 7 30 p m.
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Gibson
Odd Fellows
Metropole
Newsboys
Lions Club
Cincinnati Club
Crosley Radio Corporation
Board of Directors
Reserve Officers
Knights of the Round Table
Watson Airport
iInc
Civic Theater
of C. Club
City department to adopt new regulation summer uniform
Chief Cope issued order for all members to wear new summer uniforms starting tomorrow. Col. Sherrill, retiring City Manager, ended the blue trousers gray wash shirt summer style. The light weight blue serge with standing high collar is said to add dignity to the department.
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Copelaw
Col
Sherrill
Mrs Flora Miller Seeks Missing Mother Nancy Hamilton
Flora Miller of 1328 Race Street seeks help locating her mother Nancy Hamilton 72 who vanished after saying she would visit Columbus on June 7. No word has been heard since.
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Flora Miller
Race Street
Nancy Hamilton
Skating rink owner reports theft of fourteen ice skates
Willam L. Witherspoon of the Calico Cat skating rink at 8785 Beechmont Avenue reports fourteen pairs of special ice skates and shoes worth 98 dollars stolen from the building between Sunday and yesterday.
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Willam L. Witherspoon
Calico Cat
Beechmont Avenue
Woman 65 Attempts Suicide At Home
Mrs Anna Clark of 1772 Sycamore Street attempted suicide by swallowing poison tablets yesterday. She was transported to General Hospital in serious condition with despair over poor health blamed for the act.
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Anna Clark
Sycamore Street
General Hospital
Plank Strikes Laborer At Starrett Building
Ray Crouch 35 laborer of 2836 Marshall avenue was struck by a plank at work in the basement of the Starrett Building Fifth and Vine streets. He was taken to the Jewish Hospital with back injuries.
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Ray Crouch
Marshall Avenue
Starrett Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
Jewish Hospital
Robbery at Walnut Hills Grocery Targets Store Manager
Thomas King, manager of Roger Grocery at 669 June Street, Walnut Hills, was held up yesterday afternoon and robbed of 60.41 while alone in the store. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage for leads.
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Thomas King
Blair Avenue
Roger
June Street
Walnut Hills
King
Riverside Robbery Report Near Mt Echo Road
Kenneth Duncan reports two Black men robbed him yesterday afternoon at Riverside drive and Mt Echo road. One man covered him while the other rifled his pockets and took $6.25. one offender carried a small nickel plated revolver.
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Kenneth Duncan
Riverside Drive
Mt. Echo Road
Duncan
Shafer inquiry probes embezzlement tied to Cosmopolitan Bank
The probe centers on a $210,000 embezzlement scheme as Shafer authorities anticipate a guilty plea at next week’s arraignment. Bank records and ledgers were seized to verify statements, while state examiners increase staff to speed inventory and protect depositors. Attorney General Bettman pledges full legal aid to depositors and cooperation with prosecutors to recover assets and settle claims.
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Shafer
Schwab
Cosmopolitan Bank
Common Pleas Court
Eli G. Frankenstein
Frankenstein
First National Bank of
Mt. Washington
Acertain
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan
State Superintendent of Banks
Ohio
Edward D. Schorr
Commerce
O. C. Gray
Raymond Kunkel
St Louis Embezzler Gets Ten Year Prison Term
Frank L. Berryhill former sales manager and director of First National Company faces ten years in prison after pleading guilty to embezzlement totaling 605000. Court heard the loss included 250000 of his own savings and securities he persuaded customers to leave with him. Berryhill surrendered after two weeks missing.
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St. Louis
Frank L. Berryhill
Sélés
First National Company
First National Bank
Taylor
Compeny Auditory
Barryhill
Berryhill
Cleveland Trust official alleged to embezzle 60000 dollars
Assistant Prosecutor E B Freed said the county grand jury heard evidence that Whitmore L Pinder 37 assistant manager of the Wade Park branch embezzled 60000 since 1929 and that Pinder made a statement admitting the embezzlement The jury also heard the case against Frank Spollito 50 charged with shooting with intent to kill one of two women he lived with for twelve years The shooting victim Theresa Scilla 34 is in a hospital Spollito faces illegal possession of dynamite charges
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Cleveland
E. B. Freed
Whitmore L. Pinder
Cleveland Trust Company
Wade Park
Freel
Pinder
Frank Spollito
Theresa Scilla
Spollito
Bank chief charged in three forgery cases in Texas
B. B. Samuels, former president of the Texas National Bank, faces three state court complaints charging forgery and the use of false instruments totaling 83,266.64. District Attorney Stuart will seek Samuels extradition from New York. He is also charged in federal court with misapplication of 1,285,000 of bank funds after the bank closed January 31 following a bank run.
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FT. Worth
Tex
B. B. Samuels
Texas National Bank
Stuart
Samuels
New York
Texas National
Bank Robbery and Shooting Incidents Murky Across Two States
In Akron Ohio a bandit robbed the Macedonia Banking Company of about 1000 dollars at noon as assistant cashier Edith Balass was alone. In New York City a securities messenger carrying 3 to 4 million dollars was shot by a traffic policeman after an argument inside a Fifth Avenue bank building.
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Akron, O
Jume
Bank of the Macedonia
Northfield
Twinsburg
Edith Balass
Balass
New York
Murray Malina
Normandie National Securities Corporation
Fifth Avenue
Millane
Poor Kentuckian Willing to Feed Five More Children
R H Johnson of London Kentucky, on a small income, supports a wife and sixteen children. He offers to take five more chairs at his table to help his daughter Maude Tompkins and her four granddaughters. Tompkins is jailed for bond default after an alleged shooting incident. his wife seeks aid from Fairfield Township funds.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
R. H. Johnson
London
Maude Tompkins
W. W. Finfrock
Johnson
Obituary of Kirk Munroe Pioneer Author of Florida
Kirk Munroe 79, noted author of thirty five books for boys, died in Orlando Florida after long illness. A Coconut Grove pioneer, he wrote Flamingo Feather and Through Swamp and Glade used on Seminole life. His career included cross continental travel, railroad exploration aid, and meetings with Kit Carson and William Cody.
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Orlando
Fia
Kirk Monroe
Monroe
Glade
Florida
Munroe
Coconut Grove
Miami
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Kit’’ Carson
Col
William F. Cody
Mason Mitchell Actor Diplomat Dies in New York at 71
Mason Mitchell actor diplomat soldier and big game hunter died in New York aged 71 while visiting relatives. He had recently traveled from California to Hamilton and Syracuse and suffered a heart attack at his brother in law s home. He is survived by his widow and his brother Col J B Mitchell USSA retired. He once acted with Edwin Booth McCullough and Barrett and was leading man with Mme Modjeska and served as consul at Zanzibar Chungking Apia and Queenstown. He fought with the Rough Riders in Santiago and was a friend of Robert Louis Stevenson in the South Seas.
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New York
Mason Mitchell
Mitchell
Hollywood
Hamilton
Syracuse
E. Vail Stebbins
Col
J. B. Mitchell
Edwin Booth
John McCullough
Lawrence Barrett
Mme. Modjeska
Zanzibar
Chungking
China
Apia
Samoa
Queenstown
Ireland
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Santiago
Wag
Robert Louis Stevenson
South Seas
Real Estate Transfers and Leases Almanac
The three story frame house at 2349 Ashland Avenue Walnut Hills sold by Stanley Burt to Brown and Brown brokers for a client. Eight rooms two baths and a garage. Isaac Jacobs took title to a seven room stucco house with garage at 3940 Dickson Avenue Avondale. Title by William I. Sachs broker for Mrs. David Kessel. The store at 39 East Court Street leased by Le Montree Manufacturing to General Refrigerating Company for one year at 1200 annually. Frederick A. Schmidt Company arranged the lease.
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Ashland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Stanley Burt
Brown & Brown
Isaac Jacobs
Dickson Avenue
Avondale
William I. Sachs
David Kessel
East Court Street
Le+ Montree Manufacturing Company
General Refrigerating Company
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Builders sale detailed for two Bond Hill residences
Edward Pool builder disposed of two Bond Hill homes yesterday. A brick five room bungalow at 1510 Kenova road went to William Nordyke and a five room dwelling at 1518 Robinwood avenue to Rudolph Kroell. Each property includes separate garages.
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Bond Hill
Edward Pool
Bulder
Kenova Road
William Nordyke
Robinwood Avenue
Rudolph Kroéll
Walnut Hills two story building planned on Gilbert Avenue
Mrs Rose Bachrach plans a two story structure on the east side of Gilbert avenue just south of McMillan street Walnut Hills. The project includes two stores and a series of offices with a 30 by 110 foot lot. Bernard Pepinsky is architect and E A McCarthy is the general contractor.
Carew Tower Brickwork Advances Toward Midpoint
Brick work on the Carew Tower reaches the seventh floor and steel work begins on the twenty-fifth floor as construction nears halfway, with an exterior plan of black marble on the lower levels and buff brick above. Two brick factories supply the project, and a special brick size is produced to enhance color.
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Carew Tower
Mortgage filings list numerous loans across Cincinnati banks
A long list details numerous mortgage filings in Cincinnati with lenders including Central Parkway Realty Company and Penn Mutual Life Insurance, sums up to 60 000 dollars and many smaller loans. Individual buyers such as Thelma Mellman and Theresa Stadtlander are named with bank and building loan associations. A separate item reports William M. Burton, an Omaha attorney and Ohio political figure relative, died by suicide amid ill health.
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Central Parkway Realty Company
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Thelma Mellman
Pearl Market Bank and Trust Co
Security 8S. & L. Co
Martin Bronstein
Louis Harris
I Strickmier
Second National Bank
Theresa Stadtlander
Western Hills B. S. & L. Co
A. F. Glenn
Philip G. Posner
Hildegarde Reichle
Western Hills B. 5. & L. Co
William C. Ruehl
Elmore L. & B. Co
Stacy B. Hill
Hewitt Avenue L. & B. A
Harry J. Sheldon
William Breen
Senate L. & B. A. Co
Andrew Kee
Columbia B. & S
Ernest A Meyer
Overlook S. & L. Co
George E. Miller
Brighton Bank & Trust
George Bertram
Carrie Almoré
al Fg Heilmann
Antonio 8. & L. Co
Frank Holtzman
Same
Re Schuler
Southern Ohio Loan Co
Frances Bothwell
Provident Savings Bank
Allee
Be Craddock
Cottage B. & L. Co
Willis J. Crellin
Meee Feilhauer
Raymond G. Frankel
Hmma Read
Queen City
Bernice Rockwell
Milford Home Bldg. Co
Josephine Barlage
Molitor L. & B. Co
Gertrude Griffith
Avondale U. 5S. L
Protepee Tierney
Rose Max
Clinton L. & B. Co
Hannah C. Daniel
Fifth Third Union Trust Co
David Glaun
Eagle S. & L. A
James W. Gillatoy
Manuel Dimitri
John H. Was
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Bessie Kaiser
Mary
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Omaha, Neb
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Omaha
Theodore E. Burton
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Corryville
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H. Norton Lee
Central Trust Co
Walter Schichter
Mt. Adams Building Company
Irene M. Dempsey
Hyde Park B. & L. ‘Co
Kvelferich
Former Barberton official pleads guilty to payroll padding
Chester W. Briggs, 50, former Superintendent of Streets and Sewers for Barberton, pleads guilty to one of nine indictments charging payroll padding. Judge Pardee sentences him to one to five years. The specific count involved embezzling 560 dollars on July 16, 1928. remaining indictments to be dismissed.
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Akron
Chester W. Briggs
Barberton
L. S. Pardee
State
Briggs
Delaware City Official Resigns in Dispute with Administration
Delaware June 17 Fred E Huntsberger Director of Public Safety resigns citing lack of cooperation in city administration. He leaves his post effective immediately and did not specify future plans. The city manager and council have not announced a successor.
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Delaware, O
Fred E. Huntsberger
Public Safety of
Delaware
Methodists Fix Budget For Missions And Benevolence
Chicago June 17 A Budget Committee of the World Service Commission fixed a total of 8 million dollars for missions and benevolent activities of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The panel will hear proposals to raise the church goal to 10 million for the new fiscal year starting June 1.
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Methodists
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
World Service Commission
Mortgage cancellations list ties to Mt Lookout and area firms
A long row of mortgage cancellations is reported, detailing numerous transfers and payoff amounts. Names include Bae, Fluegeman, Wymer, Simmons, Kunz, Williams, Vaughn, and many others, with sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
River stage and river departures reported from Cincinnati and Louisville
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.3 feet at 6 PM yesterday. Reports show departures toward Louisville and Huntington around 5 PM last night as conditions on the river were updated.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Chris Greene
Huntington
Obituary notices from Covington and neighboring towns
Several death notices and funeral details from Covington Kentucky and nearby areas. Entries include Cullen Sallie and Lange Fred G., with service times at St Marys Cathedral and St Joseph Church, and others for Gruner Carl Jr., Johnson Margaret, McKee Emma, Rice Carrie O, Troy William D, and Mack Johnson. Continuous notes list last names, dates of death, addresses, and funeral homes.
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James T. McKee
Mt. Sterling
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Carrie
Henry
Oliver Rice
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Grtivity. Asethetle, Modern. C Civ. Cremation Co.
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