Sterling Real Estate Deals Show Broad Activity Across Cities
Eugene Ysaye buys Daniel Weiskopf home in Ft. Thomas for 24000 while Weiskopf had paid 40000 six years earlier. Central Trust leases 913 Broadway parcel for 5000 a year over five years. Davis estate owns the site. Hammond Heating rents 110 and 112 East Second for 1000 annually over four years. Pleasant Ridge sales include Halsey and Stoner properties for 3500 and 3500 and 8000 to Brown. Maurice Richland sells St. Louis flat at 4006 Laurence to J Clemens Varnum for 7000. Duplex at 2701 Jefferson sold for 8590 to Alvert Schnider. Mt Auburn sale 292 McGregor to Emma Krulle for 7000. Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged buys Halloway homestead for 40000. 50000 to be spent on alterations. building has nineteen rooms on 2.5 acres with a planned chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood Supply Company
Central Trust Company
Broadway
William Henry Davis
Hammond Heating Company
East Second Street
Charles F. Eisline
T. A. Collins
Jefferson Avenue
Alvert Schnider
George A. Feinthal
Herbert Brocksmith
H. L. Hessberger
Collins
J. S. Davis
McGregor Stee Mt. Auburn
Emma Krulle
Elizabeth Pink
Halloway
Minerva Halloway
New York
Local Property Deals and Roof Garden Plans
The Groesbeck Dickson Kahn Company sold Isaac Winkler’s residence at Glenwood and Washington Avs Avondale to Laurence R. Ach for 26060. Major Bert Baldwin plans a 20000 roof garden improvement at the Orpheum weatherproof upon completion. L. B. Harrison estate leases to Central States Broom Corn Co at 1541 1543 1545 West Sixth St for 16000 yearly. Nellie F. Cleary sells Gillespie Hotel business at 11 Broadway for about 20000 to Robert A. Casey and L. G. Faulconer. George BR Newland buys Gillespie Hotel, also owning Avenel Hotel in Ft Thomas Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck Dickson Kahn Company
Isaac Winkler
Glenwood and
Washington Avenues
Avondale
Laurence R. Ach
L. B. Harrison
Central States Broom Corn Company
West Sixth Street
Nellie F. Cleary
Gillespie Hotel
Broadway
Robert A. Casey
L. G. Faulconer
George BR. Newland
Ft. Thomas
Avondale Real Estate Moves and Major Property Trades
Robert A. Casey takes L. G. Faulconer as partner after Faulconer returns from army service. The firm relocates offices from the third to the second floor of the Pickering Building. Ben Hoffman buys 836 and 838 Rockdale Avenue Avon dale for about 8000 from Helen G. and Mary G. Stewart via Frederick A. Schmidt Company. Additional Avondale and Walnut Hills parcels change hands through George R. Werner X and others, including two St. Louis flat buildings at 3560 3502 Van Antwerp Place and 1014 1016 Chapel Street, with prices in the 7 14 thousand range. Fourteen lots sold in a week by H. L. Pach and Real Estate Company with J. O Meara noting three estate sales in three subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Casey
L. G. Faulconer
Faulconer
Pickering
Ben Hoffman
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Helen G
Mary G. Stewart
Frederick A. Schmidt
George R. Werner
Dickson Avenue
Jennie D. Buck
Mitchell Avenue
Rose Hill
E. J. Simmonds
J. G. Cooper
J. Quarters
Edith I. Arnold
St. Louis
van Antwerp Place
Fanny Jacobs
Chapel Street
Walnut Hills
Jannette Sbyle
H. L. Pach Aud Real L. J. O'Meara
Vernon Hall
Charles R. Heimbach
St. James Avenue
Rogers, Place
Augusta Hoffman
Safié
C. C. Wais
Robert J. Uresap
Gilmore Avenue
Philip Graee
Robert E
Julia Tracht
Madison Road
Millsbrae
Mary D. Bamber
Charles C
Pearl Schmidt
John B. Aston
Colerain
Richard Carver Harvisty
Little Jones
Delta Avenue
Mt. Lookout
Modesta F. Dale
John PB
M. Gertrude Johnson
Hazel Avenue
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
Theodore Anders
Henry Harlander
Ernst Hungche
Fairmount
Michael Beirne
John Paolello
Madison and
Boone Streets
Cecelia ,Mesch
Charles E. A. Hunt
Betts
Albert Sunderbruch
Anna Greene
Glendora Avenue
St. Clair Street
Charlotte Pendleton
Charlton A.marshall
Front Street
Sycamore Street
John W. Ruppert
Alexander M. Harruot
Grenway Avenue
W. C. Foster
Alexander M. Harvuot
Theresa Lanser
John G. Rumpler
Millie Bartlett
Elsmere Avenue
Cameron Avenue
Yetta, Segal
Goldie Miller
Baymiller Street
Everett
Wade
Rose Witte
Frederick HW. Nie
Ton Street
Ohio Avenue
Leon ©. Brown
Jeteph Stehling
Minion Avenue
Latham Avenue
Price Hill
Henry Zoercher
John Hodges
Mills & Kane
Local shops lease former saloon sites for new ventures
The Clemens Oskamp Jewelry Co moves to Main Street above Fifth, leasing the Admiral cafe building for five years at 400 dollars a month. Other saloon sites are leased to Sharon Keen candy stores, Freiberg Kahn whisky house space becoming a candy factory for C Johnson Candy Co at 216 218 East Ninth Street for six years at 25000 dollars, and Oaks Cigar Co takes the southeast corner of Sixth and Walnut for 9200 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Oskamp
Freiberg-Kahn Company
East
Ninth Street
C. Johnson Candy Company
Sixth and
Walnut Street
the Oaks Cigar Company
Cincinnati Real Estate Board Holds Farm Outing
The Cincinnati Real Estate Board held a successful outing at William Rheel’s farm yesterday afternoon and evening. Members traveled by road vehicles, improvised their own amusements, and enjoyed an old-fashioned country dinner featuring chicken and other farm delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
William Rheel
Nelson Company to Build New Wholesale Millinery House
Receipts totaling 18000 accompany plans for a six story concrete and brick building on the northwest corner of Fourth and Elm streets, to house the W. P. Nelson Company wholesale millinery dealers. Architect G. C. Boroughs to design a 100000 dollar structure on a 50 by 92 foot lot formerly owned by Mrs. John Ledyard Lincoln via W. B. Poland Company. The Nelson firm will relocate from 202 204 West Fourth Street doubling its space. Also P Pfaff Motor Car Company seeks permit for a 20000 dollar auto service station at 426 430 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Boroughs
Fourth and
Elm Streets
W. P. Nelson Company
John Ledyard Lincoln
W. B. Poland Company
8S. P. Nelson Company
P. Pfaff Motor Car Company
Rendigs
East Sixth Street
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Listings
Transfers show Vernon Hall to Charles R. Heimbach for Lot on St James Ave, 7800 dollars with tax, and many other property parcels exchanged among residents. Mortgages canceled include Mary L. Bean with Martha Kirkpatrick, and multiple associations with Reading Road L and B Co and North Cincinnati L and B Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kirkpatrick
Mary L. Bean
Reading Road
Anna M. Crow
San Marco B. & L. A
George H. Coulthard
Anna Pumler
Modesto F. Dale
North Cincinnati
Robert Wise
Quickwithdrawnal B. A. Co
John G. Rumpler
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Edith I. Arnold
James G. Cooper
Audley H. Brown
M. Warner
Nose Witte
Germania B. A. No
New trial denied in manslaughter case of Keller
Otto L. Keller of Dayton Ohio received an indeterminate prison term of one to twenty years after Common Pleas Judge Fred L Hoffman overruled a motion for a new trial in the May 5 1918 killing of Dr Addison E Sanders on Paddock road Keller had three trials with two hung juries and was not granted a suspended sentence The courtroom heard that he faced prior indictments on similar reckless automobile conduct cases including John D Allen a white man from Hamilton Ohio who killed former Congressman Stanley Bowdle at Clifton Avenue and Riddle Road Keller was admitted to bail on 2500 bond pending appeal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fred L. Hoffman
Otto L. Keller
Dayton
Addison E. Sanders
Paddock Road
Ballard
Charles H. E’ston
Hoffman
Keller
John D. Allen, White
Hamilton
Stanley Bowdle
Clifton Avenue
Riddle Road
Fragmentary Names List From City Directory Fragment
A dense, fragmented OCR list of personal names and street addresses including Ree tence Russell Cutler Corndale Helen Furlong Frank Braun Jr Thomas Walker Gertrude Huller Findlay Arthur Wel s Edna Thomas Raymond Graf Marie Colline Robert Cordell Alma Becker Frank Stout Virginia Betecher Joseph Montague Margaret Muhlenpoh George Bussergy Alberta Wuest Robert Furke Minnie Kuhlman George Davis Selma Hand Ziva Vasilavitz Krinovsky Alvin Duhmes Florence Stoecklin Ned Nicholson Mart Ais William Burns Lima John Bordonaro Angela Cianciola William White Cornelia Jones Frank Nieder Sofia Krohn George Pickens Mary Walton Bertram Wagner Mary Kottinger Tayler Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree'tence
Russell J. Cutler
Corndale
Helen Furlong
Plainville
Frank Braun, Jr
Walker St
Gertrude Huller
Findlay
College Hill
Edna Thomas
Raymond A. Graf
Sycamore St
Marie C. Colline
Ogg Paradrome
Robert C. Cordell
St. Léger
Alma Becker
George A
George J. Davis
Boal -St
Selma Hand
Harvey, Av
Ziva Vasilavitz
Bimete Et Rosé Krinovsky
Alvin H. Duhmes
Ae Higgland
Florence A. Stoecklin
Trentium
Angela Cianciola
Beene
William M. White
W. Court St
Cornelia Jones
Ow.court St
Frank Nieder
Sandusky, Mich
Sofia Krohn
Bindlay
George M. Pickens
Mary Walton
Betts St
Bertram Wagner
Newport, Ky
Mary A. Kottinger
Tayler Park
Medical Exam Reveals Ailments Among Orphan Asylum Children
Health officers report that thirty five of forty nine inmates at the Colored Orphan Asylum Mt. Auburn were found to have some ailment after a medical examination conducted by Assistant Health Officer Craven and department physicians.
Eighth Ward Picnic at Coney Island Planned With Prizes
Final arrangements for the Eighth Ward family outing and picnic at Coney Island are announced. Committees oversee welfare of women and children, with prizes including watches rings and cash merchandise orders. Activities include races, games, singing contests, and field events starting at 1 pm with numerous judges starters and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
Coney Island
Te Soldier
Sailor Boys
Zionists to Elect Delegates for National Convention
Five delegates will be elected to attend the National Convention of Zionists of America in Chicago on September 14, announced yesterday by S. Marcus Fechheimer, president of the Cincinnati branch. The local five delegates will be chosen June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionists
National Convention of Zionists of America
Chicago
Marcus Fechheimer
Cincinnati
Girl Lawyer to Be Sworn In in Cincinnati Ceremony
New Southwestern Ohio lawyers who passed the state bar exam will be sworn in by Chief Justice Hugh L. Nicholls at 10 o'clock next Tuesday in the courtroom of Superior Judge Frank R. Gusweiler. Of 159 successful applicants, 56 from Cincinnati and district were coached by Judge Gusweiler, including two women, Johannah Davis of Forest Avenue and Mary C. Kennedy of Madison Road. Others sworn include William C. Busch and many more from Cincinnati and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hugh L. Nichels
Frank R. Gusweiler
Justice Nichols
Gusweiler
Cincinnati
Columbus
Johannah
Davis
Forest Avenue
Mary ¢C. Kennedy
Madison Road
Cincinnati Night Law School
Miss Kennedy
Covington
William C. Busch
Chester J. Clark
Frank R. Crowe
Stuart R. Ducker
Teachers Testimonials Presented To Dr Condon
Dr Randall J Condon superintendent of schools received a bound volume of testimonials from every city school. Principals and teachers planned a reception in his honor, then learned he would stay in Cincinnati instead of going to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall J. Condon
Detroit
Cincinnati
Condon
E. D. Roberts
Anna Logan
Obituary of Thomas W. Anderson Eldest Brother of Bishop
Thomas W. Anderson died at Christ Hospital after a long illness. He was a Morgantown West Virginia real estate and insurance businessman and a longtime Methodist Episcopal Church official and worker among the poor. A private service will be held at Bishop Anderson's home with burial and Morgantown funeral services to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Anderson
William F. Anderson
Christ Hospital
Morgantown
W. Va
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Anderson
Bishop Place
John H. Race
Anderson
Blanche Anderson
Morganton
River stages drop after 6 pm river observed
The river level at 6 p.m. was 12.6 feet and falling as flow receded downstream. The update notes ongoing decline in flood stage with no additional incidents reported.
River Levels Reported at Davis Island and Wheeling
River measurements at Davis Island Dam show 8.9 feet and stationary with clear conditions. In Wheeling the river reads 8.6 feet and stationary with clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Warrant Filed for Reckless Driving of Goffner Norris
Patrolman Smith swore out a warrant charging Goffner Norris of 2712 Woodburn Avenue with reckless driving after Norris allegedly sped on Observatory Road last night. Smith fired several shots at the fleeing motorist, who previously faced speeding and open exhaust charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Goffner Norris
Woodburn Avenue
Observatory Road
Norris
Log Rower's Death From On Track Accident
Charles McCarthy aged 58 of 812 West Highth Street Hed died from a fractured skull after being bumped from a flat car on the B and O tracks in the Wyoming yards yesterday evening. He was rolling logs when a switch engine struck the car and threw him to the ground.
Police Court Fines Man for Drunkenness After Testimony
Adolph Arnold, 30, a teamster of 305 Mohawk Street, was fined costs in Police Court by Judge Bill after admitting no drink stronger than root beer. Marie Boyle, 18, of Lexington Kentucky, had grand larceny charges dismissed by Municipal Judge Fox. Harry Weitzman of Cleveland Virginia failed to press theft charges over a diamond ring valued at 1000 dollars and 220 dollars in cash from a hotel room. Judge Bell ordered Patrolman Smith to kill a dog belonging to Harry Burmam at 941 Richmond Street that attacked the officer days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Arnold
Mohawk Street
Bill
Marie Boyle
Lexington
Fox
Harry Weitzman
Cleveland
Unclear names and addresses from historical OCR snippet
Fragmentary OCR listing paired surnames and street addresses across multiple locales. No identifiable event or narrative, with mixed missing punctuation and stray commas.
White Pages Pairings Listed by Address
Names paired with street addresses appear in a terse listing: Hott Mar ion and Hattie at 838 Clinton street De Paoli Philip and Catherine at 709 Clark Einhorn Aaron and Martha at 427 Armory avenue Nagler Moses and Rose at 1414 Clay street Hartman Jacob and Lily at 623 Laurel street Denney John and Laura at 424 Armory avenue
Freemason Lodges Plan Special June Meetings
Walnut Hills Lodge 483 F and A M sets extra sessions for F M degree on Monday and M M degree Tuesday June 24 at 6 p.m. Visitors welcome. Chapter 97 R A M holds Royal Arch on Wednesday June 2 5 at 6 50 p.m. Visitors welcome. Commandery 16 K T holds special conclave Tuesday June 24 at 7 p.m. for Red Cross and Malta orders. Miami Lodge 46 F and A M calls special meeting Tuesday June 24 at 6 30 p.m. Work in M M degree. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Clarence E. Hendberkimn
W. M
William Schucihardt
Sec'y
Royal Arch
Fae Eee
Hauser
Roever
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Miami Lodge No
Benjamin Toby
Ivy Lodge to Confer Page Hank on Two Candidates
Ivy Lodge No. 16 K of P will confer the Page Hank on two candidates Tuesday June 24. All members urged to attend to view the exemplification of the new work and hear reports from Grand Lodge Representatives Bowen and Wilder. Visitors welcome. Frank Benz C C Frank J Lang K of R and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Lodge No. 16
K. of P
Hank
Grand Lodge
Bowen and
Wilder
Frank Benz
C. C
Frank J. Lang
Pythian Society Meets at Hotel Gibson Monday
The Hamilton Co Pythian Association will hold its next regular meeting Monday June 23 at 3 p.m. at the Hotel Gibson. All members and Bro Knights are requested to be present. Grand outing by Covington Lodge of Moose on Sunday June 22 with free burrge refreshments and a real midway Frisch Grove Ft Mitchell car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Co. Pythian Association
Gibson
Bro. Knights
Jos H. Biecker
Frank Benz
Covington Lodge of Moose
Frisch Grove
Mitchell Car
Memorial Mass for Deceased Members at Blessed Sacrament
Cincinnati Commandery No. 62 K of St. John holds memorial mass at Blessed Sacrament Church Wilder Avenue on St John Day June 24 at 8 a.m. for deceased members. Queen City Lodge No. 16 K of P will assemble at 1439 Elm Street Sunday at 7 80 sharp to honor departed brother Louis Schwaegerle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery No
K. of St. John—Memorial
Wilder Avenue
St. John's Day
Obituary Notices From Newport And Cincinnati Districts
Multiple death notices list survivors and funeral details including dates June 20 to June 23 1919. Names include Boss Conroy Dietz Davis Dilling and spouses children and parents with church and cemetery services at St Johns Lutheran Mt St Francis de Sales St Clement s and Evergreen Cemetery. Interments at Evergreen and Mary Cemetery with auto funeral and no flowers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Magdaline
Frederick Boss
West Eighth Street
Newport
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Seventh
Columbia Streets
Evergreen Cemetery
Conroy
Mary A
Kate Conroy
Gilfoil
Peter J. Conroy
Dexter Avenue
Walnut Hills
St. Francis de Sales
Dietz
J. Fred, Jr
Ida Dietz
St. Clement’ss
St. Mary Cemetery
Davis
William M
Lizzie E. Davis
Zebreder
Bassett Road
Holy Family Church
Dilling
Eva Elizabeth
Nee Puettiur
Andrew Dilling
Sixteenth Street
Clifton
Spring Grove Cemetery
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funerals
William J King husband of Hannah King and brother of Kate Goetz dies at home. Mary Ann Plimpton wife of Albert Plimpton dies. Samuel J Price dies at his daughter's home in London Court Avondale. Louis Schwaegerle husband of Magdalena Dehner dies. funeral at 1:30 p.m. at 1439 Elm Street. Elizabeth Marshall Weaver widow of Michael Weaver dies. funeral at 3 p.m. from 645 Delta Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Weaver
Elizabeth Marshall
Michael Weaver
Delta Avenue
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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Carolyn’ Avenue
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Real State
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Frank Stoner
Maple Leaf Avenue
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William Peters
Clara C. Brown
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Laurence Avenue
J. Clemens Varnum
Bert Baldwin
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Fred M. Baker
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H. C. Stanforth
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John FE. Johnson
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L. J. Howe
Edward Hart
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H. L. Conway
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William J. Schneider
Robert Uricho
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Jesse MacDonald
0. K. Jones
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Lous Pfeiffer
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Joseph W. Hall
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L. P. Linnis
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Joseph A. Cline
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Charles Naesgellen
Louis Pfeiffer
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Arthur Spiegel
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Harry Gilsey
H. Schmuelling
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Scott Small
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Edward P. Dur
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E. O. Bathgate, Sr
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Eighth Ward Amateur Athletic Field
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Madeline Ritter
Dolores Miller
Margaret Collins
Grace Westerhbeck
Helen Jocken
Alice Mimson
Stella Carroll
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Dorothy Bell
Margaret Flynn
Bernice Miller
Catherine Caltbe
Falma Cain
Mary McCabe
Jeannet Frion
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Nellie Meyers
Nina Walcott
Mildred Perce
Virginia Fricker
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Alberta Cain
Esther O'Keefe
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George Kohl
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Victor Hill
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Charlotte
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Claxton
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Anna
Glenway Avenue
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Warsaw Avenue
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Todd
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Grand Avenue
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Arch ST
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Chichester
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Hyde Park
Oakley
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