Covington Legion petitions against pardons for three convicts
A Norman Barnes Post American Legion telegram to Attorney General Palmer protests pardons for Henry Feltman Henry Kruse and C B Schoberg sentenced for espionage. Petitions to deny clemency will be circulated this week as legion officials note local support. Distograph evidence from Schobergs shop and judge opinions are cited in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feltman
Henry Kruse
C. B. Schoberg
Norman Barnes Post
American Legion
Palmer
Legion
Covington
Schoberg
United States Court of Appeals
Salvation Army Lt Col to speak at Booth Memorial nurses’ graduation
Lieutenant Colonel Bovill of the Salvation Army will deliver the principal address at Booth Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses commencement at 7:30 p m next Thursday. Four graduates Elizabeth Bergner Martha McCann Lydia Ott and Jane Reynolds will participate. Diplomas will be awarded by Dr J D Northcutt with ceremonies led by Dr John Risk Meek and a list of faculty and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovill
New York
Salvation Army
Booth Memorial Hospital Training School
Henry Hesse
Elizaeth Bergner
Martha McCann
Lydia Ott
Jane Reynolds
Hosem and Training School
Adjutant Hesse
C. A. Webb
J. D. Northcutt
John T. Sprake
Louis Outhgate
Ella May Bergner
J. A. Johnson
C. G. Harris
Lyle Reynolds
C. W. White
John Risk Meek
Four Men Bound Over in Ft Mitchell Highway Robbery
Four men aged 18 to 28 charged in the Stevie s roadhouse hold up at Ft Mitchell were bound over to the Kenton County grand jury under a $10 000 bond at a preliminary hearing before Judge John B Read. George Reed Constance Ky 18 John Ames Cincinnati 18 Harry Ferland Lakeview Cal 18 and Fred Lawrence Cincinnati 28 waived examinations and were held. bond reduction requests were continued for later argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie
Read
Watson Manufacturing Wins Permanent Injunction Over Patents
Federal Judge Cochran issued a decree in the suit Watson Manufacturing Company v Higgin Manufacturing Company of Newport. The court grants a permanent injunction restraining patent infringement on metal window screens. Special Commissioner John W. Menzies to assess damages owed to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Watson Manufacturin Company
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Newport
Watson Company
Higgin Company
John W. Menzies
United States
Kenton Court Sentences 22Yearold for Assaulting 14Yearold
George Mastriano 22 of New York was sentenced to two years in Frankfort State Penitentiary after being charged with assaulting Charles Campbell 14 at 1428 Russell Street. Police arrested him at Covington stock yards on April 21. Judge Frank M. Tracy presided in Kenton County Circuit Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campbell
Russell Street
George Mastriano
New York
Frankfort
Frank M. Tracy
Kenton County
Covington
Disrupted Poolroom Raid Leads to Disorderly Conduct Dismissals
In a police court session led by Judge Manson, three men cited for disorderly conduct in connection with Tuesday night raid on E. B. Carr poolroom at 2008 Madison avenue had charges dropped. Eight others were fined 19 dollars plus costs, with cases presided by J. Co. Steiner, L. H. Henry, and J. R. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Carr
Madison Avenue
Manson
Pees J. Co. Steiner
L. H. Henry
J. R. Walsh
Gambling permit violation results in fines at premises
Carr fined ten dollars for allowing gambling on his property. BE. B. Carr faced the citation and paid the monetary penalty as punishment for permitting gambling on his premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Carr
Alleged Horse Thief Held In Police Court
A 17 year old boy from Silverton Oregon pleaded guilty to horse stealing and was bound over to the grand jury under a five thousand dollar bond. The arrest followed a warrant sworn by Theodore Weick a liveryman who said the boy hired his horse and later disposed of it in Silverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Butler
Silverton
Grand
Manson
Butler
Theodore Weick
Topmoeller Trame Wed At Mother of God Church
Joseph CG Topmoeller of Cincinnati son of Dr Joseph Topmoeller and Dorothy Trame were married by Rev Henry Tappert at Mother of God Church at eight yesterday morning. The couple left for a honeymoon in New York and Atlantic City afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph CG Topmoeller
Cincinnati
Joseph Topmoeller
Dorothy Trame
Henry Tappert
Mother of God Church
New York
Atlantic City
City and School Taxes Now Payable by June and October
Taxes for June and October are ready and can be paid at the City Building. Pay early to avoid rush and penalties. Office open every evening until 9 o clock under Commissioner George C. Stahbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stahbol
Public Finance
Membership drive yields 65 new members for Protestant Home
Emil Gebhardt, campaign director, announced 65 new members were gained, bringing total enrollment to 400 for the Protestant Children's Home Society. A 2,000 member quota remains set.
Builder Suit Over Unserviceable Porch Arises
Jeremiah Dillion sues Charles Hildreth and John Beckman Contractors for 0 claiming they built a porch on his home that is unserviceable after payment. Anna Kincart granted divorce from Elmer Kincart on cruelty charges by Judge Haberson. her maiden name Anna Grace restored. couple wed August 31 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Dillion
Charles Hildreth
John Beckman
Dillion
Anna Kincart
Elmer Kincart
Haberson
Residents Named in Covington Court List
Name and residence roll includes Louis Wiehoff Covington Mary A Mieberding Covington Elmer J Rohrer Covington Nora Friedman Covington Walter F Miship Falmouth Blanche Yeager Falmouth George S Sehlhorst Burlington Ky Lillian Guenther Covington Kentucky listed as residents in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wiehoff
Covington
Mary A. Mieberding
Elmer, J. Rohrer
Nora Friedman
Walter F. Miship
Falmouth
Blanche Yeager
George 5S
Sehlhorst
Uorington
Lillian Guenther
Greek Exhibit Arrives in Cincinnati in October
Mrs. Marie Economidy of Athens arranged bringing the Greek Government exhibit to Cincinnati in October. Endorsed by Premier Venizelos, the exhibit will be shown at the Art Museum as it tours the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Economidy
Athens
Greece
Cincinnati
Art Museum
Venizelos
IRS sends inventory blanks to narcotic dealers
Inventory blanks were sent out yesterday by Internal Revenue Col lector McGrath to all doctors dentists veterinarians and other registered dealers in narcotic drugs in this revenue district. It is required that each one shall make a return showing the amount and nature of each drug on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
McGrath
Revival and delegates headlined from Lawrenceburg dispatch
Rev Edward Bingaman conducts revival services at the Holiness Church in Addyston. Elkanah Barrett attends the National Retail Hardware Dealers Association convention in Buffalo, N Y as a delegate from the Indiana Retail Hardware Association. W H O’Brien travels to San Francisco to attend the Democratic Convention as a Fourth District delegate. W A Johnstone returns to duty as engineer on the Big Four line after six months off for illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Trivuns
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Edward Bingaman
Holiness
Addyston
Elkanah Barrett
National Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Inna Retail Hardware Association
W. H. O’brien
San Francisco
Cal
W. A. Johnstone
Newport Citizens Lodge Complaint Over New Incinerator Odors
Southeastern Newport residents told City Commissioners of unbearable odors from the new $40,000 garbage incinerator. Commissioner McGeough said burning all refuge in eight hours is impossible and dumping nearby for hours is needed. A further hearing was set for today to vote on transferring the incinerator to the Department of Public Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Thomas McGeough
Department of Public Affairs
Wiedemann Brewery President Complains of Unenforced Smoke Ordinance
Charles Wiedemann president of Wiedemann Brewing Company tells Commissioners that heavy smoke from Monmouth Street laundries and the Saratoga Street railroad line violates the anti smoke ordinance daily. He asks city officials to compel abatement and the communication is referred to the Safety Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiedemann
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Wiedemann
Monmouth Street
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Saratoga Street
Safety Department
Newport Bachelors' Club Victim Marries in Secret
John Thornton an attaché of the Kentucky State Road Department at Electric and Walnut avenues Southgate Kentucky, a member of the Newport Bachelors' Club, has wed Miss Clara Hecker man of Bellevue Kentucky after keeping the romance private for over two years. The ceremony occurred in January with Rev I Cochrane Hunt of Covington officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Bachelors’ Club
D. Cupid
John Thornton
Kentucky State Road Department
Electric and
Walnut Avenues
Southgate
Thornton
Clara Heckerman
Bellevue
Rev
I. Cochrane Hunt
Covington
Brotherhood Rally Set at St Paul Church Cincinnati
The Federation of Evangelical Brotherhoods of Cincinnati will hold its semi annual rally at St Paul Evangelical Church on East Eighth Street next Sunday afternoon. Ten brotherhoods will be represented. Dr E A R Torsch of Louisville will speak on The Relation of the Brotherhood to the Evangelical Forward Movement. Musical numbers include a violin solo by Stanley Davis of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Evangelical Brotherhoods of
Cincinnati and Vicinity
St. Paul Evangelical Church
No. 24
East Eighth Street
Ten Brotherhoods of
E. A. R. Torsch
Louisville
Brotherhood
Evangelical Forward Movement
Stanley Davis
Newport
Taulbee Freed Over Saloon Robbery Case
John Taulbee of Chestnut street, 30, was arraigned in the County Court and dismissed after Schneider said he wished to withdraw the warrant, admitting a mistaken identity in a $160 saloon robbery on the Licking pike south of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taulbee
Chestnut Street
William Schneider
Licking Pike
Newport
Schneider
Taulbee
Young Hoisting Boat Theft Suspect Returns Home
Floyd Williams a 14 year old from Muncie Indiana arrested in Dayton on charges of attempting to steal a canoe and a motor boat was sent back to his home by a Muncie deputy sheriff. Williams on parole from the Indiana Reform School says he did not mean to steal but to borrow for a ride claiming it was a local custom to borrow and return borrowed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Williams
Muncie
Ind
Dayton
Williams
Indiana Reform School
Myers Sues Frinze Myers for Divorce in Campbell Circuit
Raymond C. Myers files for divorce from Elizabeth Frinze Myers in Campbell Circuit Court alleging abandonment after their Newport marriage in 1914.heு
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Frinze Myers
Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Campbell Orphans Home Group Choosen To Meet Again
A second meeting of the association supporting Campbell Protestant Orphans Home will be held at St John Evangelical Church at Seventh and Columbia streets next Friday night. President Emil Gerhardt leads the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Protestant Orphans’ Home
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Seventh and
Columbia Streets
Emil Gerhardt
The
Organi
Marriage licenses list across multiple names and addresses
A historical clipping enumerates numerous individuals linked to marriage licenses, listing names such as Samuel J. Reed Frederica Joyce Gervaise Roughton Lillian Cox and many others with varied street addresses in cities including St. Louis Cincinnati and Covington. The list mixes domestic names with apartment numbers and neighborhoods, reflecting a registry overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Reed
St. Louis
Frederica Joyce
W. Seventh
St. Gervaise Roughton
E. Fifth
Lillian Cox
Eden Apartments
Pete Calagi
Middlesboro
Stephena Zempeke
Harrison
Carl F. Mahler
Glenway
Justina Martin
Rice St
Association Sees Sixty New Members Recently
The organization reported yesterday that sixty citizens joined the association, bringing total membership to a new level.
Kentucky Tax Commissioners Meet In Frankfort
County Tax Commissioner Jacob Matz and deputy John Hurley left for Frankfort to attend a four day session of the Kentucky Tax Commissioners. They will hear explanations of new laws enacted by the recent Kentucky Legislature and the annual assessment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Matz
John Hurley
Frankfort
Kentucky
Newport Realty Transfers Overnight
Campbell County records show multiple transfers. Washington Garber to Hoffman on Third Avenue Dayton for 2000 dollars. Holland to Wolfram on Fifth Street Newport for 1900 dollars. Diethelm to Hehman on Chestnut Street Newport for 1500 dollars. Blackmore to Miss Swigart on Ridgeway Avenue Southgate for 5000 dollars. Berry to Davis on Linden Avenue Southgate for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Washington
Lizzie Garber
Clarence
Beulah Hoffman
Third Avenue
Dayton
Daniel
Pearl Holland
Charles FH. Wolfram
Fifth Street
Newport
Edward
Anna Diethelm
Edward H. Hehman
Chestnut Street
Richard Blackmore
Beatrice Swigart
Ridgeway Avenue
Newport Notes: Water Main Plan for Dayton Ky
The Union Light, Heat and Power Company plans a high pressure main in Dayton Kentucky to boost water pressure. Company representatives informed Dayton Council members yesterday. Alexander J. Lowenthal of 680 Linden Avenue will graduate from Yale University next Wednesday with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He is noted for Yale debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Dayton
Dayton Council
Alexander J. Lowenthal
Linden Avenue
Yale University
Lowenthal
Yale
Newport Marriage Licenses Ledger Findings
Names and residences listed for marriage licenses include Vivian Gillesple of Springfield and Artha Harris of Springfield, Elmer G. Bernhardt of Covington, May Anna Stanken of Newport, Clarence Nieman of Dayton Kentucky, and Charlotte Grimme of Dayton Kentucky. The record cites couples from Ohio and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Gillesple
Springfield
A. Artha Harris
Elmer G. Bernhardt
Covington
May Anna Stanken
Newport
Clarence Nieman
Dayton
Charlotte Grimme
Dayton, Ky
Orphans to Attend Auto Club Outing in Cincinnati
About 2,400 orphan girls and boys from twenty six institutions across Cincinnati and nearby areas will be guests of the Cincinnati Automobile Club at Chester Park today. They will tour city streets, arrive at the park by noon, and enjoy a day of games ice cream and recreation after a parade from Sixth and Race streets at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chester Park
Covington
Newport
Fire fighting to be taught at Cincinnati outing
Instructions on proper fire methods will be given to every factory superintendent and foreman in Cincinnati during an outing of the Greater Cincinnati Safety Club at Chester Park on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Greater
Weather Across States With Temperatures And Cloud Cover
Ohio and Indiana expect fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Kentucky and West Virginia see partly cloudy conditions and similar temperatures. The report lists station readings such as Boston 66 highs, Memphis 73, New Orleans 82, Kansas City 78, Galveston 82, Omaha 72, Nashville 72, San Francisco 53, Winnipeg 72, and Cincinnati noting a June 22 1920 record with temperatures 75 high 58 low and precipitation 0.05 inches. Continuous wind speeds and cloud cover noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
Memphis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Nashville
San Franco
S. Ste. Marie
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Men of Affairs appoints Malcom M Stewart to lead Foreign Trade
Malcom M Stewart becomes manager of the Foreign Trade Department at the Chamber of Commerce succeeding James B Morrow who departs July 1 to join the Mississippi Valley Association. Stewart previously ran a Cuban packing company and acted as confidential agent to several leaders and banks. convention-related updates and talks on Netherlands trade are noted along with Ohio hardware delegate Charles W Lammers attending a national congress in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom M. Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
James B. Morrow
Mississippi Valley Association
Mr. Stewart
Cuba
Menocal
G. E. McCubbin
Robert B. Trame
The
Central Trust Company
George Schraffenberger
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Max. Rieker
Cincinnati
Boston
Mass
American Institute of Banking
D. H. Andreas
Netherlands
Washington
Foreign Trade Association
Frank Foster
Engineering Department
University of Peking
China
Charles W. Lammers
Madison Road
Buffalo
N. Y
National Retail Hardware Association
Ohio Hardware Association
Community Happenings Highlight Local Outings and Unions
A report highlights a William H. Lytle Post outing for relief work at Chester Park chaired by Mrs. Belle Smith. St Johns and Austenberg Mission held large Coney Island outings. Street Car Men's Union Local 627 schedules two wage meetings for arbitration. Also noted are school alumni events, a parish speech, and several thefts including jewelry stolen from a Lexington residence and Strand Theater washroom. Four teenagers await Juvenile Court after a Burger Bros. store robbery on Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lytle
Woman's Relief Corps
Chester Park
Belle Smith
ST. John's
Coney Island
Austenberg
St. Mary High School Alumnus Association
Hyde Park Country Club
John McCarthy
Harry Ansberg
St. Mary Church
John Kemp
John Tierney
Mary McCarthy
William A. A. Castellini
Notre Dame University
Ansberry
Lucy Keough
Lexington Avenue
Strand Theater
Solon Hill
Walton, Ky
Charles Spitz
Salvation Army
East Eighth Street
Burger Bros
Vine Street
Birth Announcements From Local Homes
A series of birth notices lists families and newborns at various addresses. Albert Herman and Caroline welcome a boy at 3366 Boal Street. Abraham Cohen and Marian have a girl at 2605 Vine Street. Albert Ccook and Lillian at 1644 Danier Avenue announce a boy. James Curtis and Myrtle at 119 Broadway welcome a boy. Other entries note births to Albert and Alma Giltz at 3919 St. Lawrence Avenue. Frank Kopp and Florence at 13% Spring. Charles Murray and Fiora at 423 Elizabeth Street a girl. John Schubert and Laura at 1335 Pendleton Avenue a boy. John Smith and Pauline at 1647 Denham Street a boy. August Thoring and Eleonore at 811 Horace Avenue a boy. Mary Thoeras at 1014 Linn. Turnau Har and Edna at 3108 Losantiville. Wider Aine and Mabel at 304 Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Herman
Caroline
Boal Street
Cohen
Abraham
Marian
Vine Street
Ccook
Lillian
Danier Avenue
Curtis
James
Myrtle
Broadway
Giltz
Alma
St. Lawrence Avenue
Kopp
Frank
Florence
Spring Street
Murray
Charles
Fiora
Elizabeth Street
Schubert
John
Laura
Pendleton Avenue
Smith
Pauline
Denham Stret
Thoering
August
Eleonore
Horace Avenue
Thoeras
Mary
Linn Turnau
Har
Edna
Losantiville
Aine
Mabel
Colombia
Obituary of Lucretia Ellen Staley
Mrs. Lucretia Ellen Staley widow of Luke Staley Sr former County Treasurer and General Manager of Central Life Insurance Company died at 3663 Montgomery Road aged 76 She was daughter of Henry Kessler a former Ohio Republican leader Survived by son Luke Staley Jr and daughters Mrs Fred R Sturgis and Mrs Laura Raine Funeral at her residence 2 pm tomorrow Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Ellen Staley
Luke Staley
The
Central Life Insurance Company
Montgomery Road
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mrs Stolz Dies After Short Illness at Modany
Mrs Josephine Mary Stolz 58 died at noon after a brief heart disease illness. Survived by husband Frank Stolz two sons and a daughter. Funeral tomorrow at 8 15 am at 418 Straight Street, then requiem high mass at St Monica Church. Burial in St Bernard Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mary Stolz
Frank Stolz
Straight Street
St. Monica Church
St. Bernard Cemetery
William E. Combs Native of Huntington Dies in Cincinnati
After a six week illness William Edgar Combs 51 died at his home 728 East McMillan Street. A Cincinnati resident for fourteen years he came from Huntington West Virginia and worked for the B and O Railroad on the Cincinnati to Chicago run as express and baggage master. He leaves a widow two sons and brother B H Combs a Charleston West Virginia druggist who attends the funeral. Services are set for 2 PM at the residence with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar Combs
McMillan ‘Street
Combs
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
B. & O. Railroad
Chicago
B. H. Combs
Charleston
Spring Grove Cemetery
Death of William Renter After Indigestion Attack
William Renter age 62 of 767 Delhi Avenue Sedamsville died late Monday after a violent indigestion attack. He is survived by his widow, a daughter and two sons Walter and Elmer, veterinarians. He belonged to the Odd Fellows Lodge. Funeral services at his residence Thursday at 2:30 PM, then St Martin's Church at 3 PM, burial in Walnut Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Renter
Delhi Avenue
Sedamsville
Renter
Walter
Elmer
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
St. Martin's Church
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Pocketbook Reward At Race Track Listed
Pocketbook containing $200 found at the race track is associated with No. 503 Sinton Hotel awaiting return. Reward offered for the finder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinton_Hotel
Kilwinning Chapter 97 Masonic Special Convocation Notice
Kilwinning Chapter No. 97 Royal Arch holds a special convocation on Wednesday June 3 at 6 30 p m Visitors welcome H P A T Robver Secy WE H Tateman H P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
R.A. M
Royal Arch
WE. H. Tateman
H. P. A. T. Robver
Secy
Woman Attempts Suicide After Husband Missing
Mrs Theresa Moscoditch 32 of 1315 Republic Street grieving husband missing last Friday attempted suicide by poison. She was found unconscious in her hallway by a neighbor and is hospitalized at General Hospital where doctors say she may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Moscoditch
Republic Street
The
General Hospital
River stage at 6 pm reads 27.1 feet and rising
The river level at 6 p.m. stood at 27.1 feet and was increasing slowly, indicating ongoing rise along the riverbank.
River Gauge Updates From Davis Island And Louisville
River levels at Davis Island Dam show 4.7 feet and falling while Wheeling reports 10.2 feet and falling. Louisville notes upper gauge at 10.6 feet and locks at 18.2 feet and rising amid cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Cloudy
Wheeling
Louisville
Obituary notices list June funerals and services
Clendenin Mrs Sabra Clendenin wife of the late Dr William Clendenin at Meadville Pa June 21 funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel June 23 2 30 p m Foust Margery Sanford daughter of C Ellis and Gay Geilius Foust at Rockford Ill June 24 2 30 p m from grandmother Mrs Geillus Bruce and Hamilton avenues Nagel Charles A Scottish Rite brethren to be present at funeral service at residence 3510 Stacey avenue Evans ton Wednesday June 23 2 p m Wirth Louis 3 T P M F Harte secretary Renter William husband of Mary Renter nee Oswald died June 21 1920 7 15 p m funeral June 24 2 30 p m St Martins Church 3 p m Rose at his residence Bo nia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
Sabra Clendenin
William Clendenin
Meadville
Spring Grove Cemetery
Foust
Margery Sanford
C. Ellis
Gay Geilius Foust
Rockford
Ill
H. Geillus
Bruce and
Hamilton Avenues
Northside
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Kruse
Court Enjoins Company
Covington Notes
Protestant Children’s Home Society
Emil Gebhardt
George W. Hand
Madisonville
Charles J. Helmuth
Carl Helmuth
August Schmitz
Green Street
James B. O’sullivan
East Third Street
Robert H. Hardin
Salvation Army Training School
S. C. Jacobs
Bankirk Street
J. Delmar
Detroit
Kenton Circuit Court
Ilanks
Rank
Citizens Aid Orphans
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Brown Shearer
Evie Johnson
Gun Weil
Irene Schubert
Henry Rohling
Oakley
Katherine Braun
M. Myer Singer
Tliff
Celia Silverman
Rockdale
William M. DeWitt
Plum
Margaret A. Kuhlman
Reading
Dayton St
Wade St
Boone St
William Davis
Florence Hooper
Peewee
Lawrence J. Moser
Belle B. Lape
Buescher
Hilda Diehl
Suire Av
Mayfield St
Maryland St
W. McMicken
Samuel E. Hahn
Vivian M. Huenefeld
Norwood
Clifford Conrady
Johanna Sereveld
Robert A. Dick
Alma Clark
Richard A. Salter
Marie Clayborn Curtis Small
Florence Becket
Harry J. Weber, Hildag
A. Richter
Harry L. Bress
Loretta Haas
Corliss G, Stam Mae D. Ward
Joseph Conn. Rose M. Schorr
John Herrmann
Louise Watzki
George E. Hey
Viola A. M
Ernst Stroehler
Clara Fischer
Dennis L. Donova
Adeline Hack
Alb’t Schwende
Clara Steimetz
William Carson Leslie” Williams
George Thomps
Marie Schwa
Harry R. Thon
Helen J. Bruns
James P. Baili
Florence L. Ha Bennie EB. Thon
Srma L. Elmore
Charlies E. McM
Julia E. Mets
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Waar
Covington, Ky
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Lansing, Mich
Harrison Hotel
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Jefferson Ay
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Carthage
Mt. Healthy
Markbreit
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Mohawk St
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E. McMillan
Stanton Ay
Ailanthus St
Reemelin
Lockland
Nashville, Tenn
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Freemidway
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Newport Realty
Newport Notes
Auto Club
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Mr. Knudsen
Josephine M. Stolz
Lodge
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