Mickey Moore Wins Harold Stakes at Latonia Mud Larks
Mickey Moore, a speedy two year old gelding by Ben Trovate out of Africa, captured the Harold Stakes over a field of tw o year old colts and geldings in five furlongs on a muddy Latonia track. Sam Freedman finished second, By Golly third, with eight starters overall and a purse of 3000 added. The winded note details other races and results from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Moore
Harold
Latonia
Mic Key Moore
Speedy Brown
Ben Trovate
Africa
Latygga
Sam Freedman
Rehm & Co
Golly
Godty
By Golly
Atta Bey Sr
Peace Pennant
Furiones
Alex, Jr
Atta Boy
Sterling
Parel
W. F. Polson
Old Rosebud
F. D. Weir
Gibson Hotel
Ld Rosebud
van Dusen
Weir
Beaverkill
Ogden
Rosebud
Beave Kill
Robinson
First Race Purse $1 200 For Three-Year-Olds At 6 Furlongs
Purse of 1200 dollars offered for a six furlong race for three year olds and up. In the results Pastime ridden by Boyle won first place with 11% Ibe. Sans Peur II ridden by Connelly placed second carrying 109. Money with McIntyre took third at 117. Time noted as 1:06 and names Waterford Trusty and Sayeth appear in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Peur II
Catania
the Swimmer
Spartan Boy
Jane Pennybaker
Toto
Lancelot
Beaverkill
Top Coat
Green Grass
Mickey Moore
Sam Freedman
Golly
Kingfisher
Senator James
Waterproof
Jim Heffering
Sam McMeekin
Mistress Polly
Nobleman
Pleasureville
Antionette
H. Thurber
Sparton Boy
Boyle
C. van Dusen
J. Groth
Kiku
Hidden Jewel
Gibson Hotel
Ids C. Robinson
BR. Pool
Skiles Knob
D. Connelly
K. Lapaille
Gentry
Alex Jr
Atta Boy
Parol
Sterling
Peace Pennant
C. Robinson
Senator Jarres
S. Royel
J. Mooney
Tanlac
Duke of
Shelby
Bajazet
Tito
C. Brown
Mistress Wolly
Beckmate
Obolus
Jiffy
Dioscoride
Chesterfield
J. McIntyre
Waterford
Trusty
Washington Wins First And Red Sox Aftermath
Washington defeats Boston 8 to 3 in the opening game as Rice hits a homer and Strunk, Vitt, and Shanks contribute. In the second game Boston wins 1 to 0 as Ve Johnson and Ruth are bested by Sam Jones in a pitching duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RED Sox
Boston
Sam Jones
Walter Johnson
Rice
Hooper
Vitt
Wash
Ab.h.o.a.e
Simoes
Foster
McNally
Milan
Strunk
Ruth
Gharty
Oj McInnis
Menasky
Walters
Pininich
Scott
Shanks
Shean
Grover
Gilhooy
Shaw
Caldwell
Gharrity
Charrity
McInnis
Picinich
Ab.h.o
A.E
Johnson
Schang
Qscott
McNaily
Agnew
Jones
Rasce—Rice
Poubie
Judge
Toston
Unclear Historic Race Card Fragments
Fragmentary race listings with names like Madge F Dr Carmen Stevenson Miss Manage and horses such as Red Red Rose Friz Frank WW Annette Teller Blue Jeane Victer Helene St Bernard Drastic Broom Peddler Ginger Precious Firine line The Cullen Bon Mary H uite a Chaice St Bernard reflect an incomplete historic program and lack coherent outcomes or structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campnbell County
Ward
Madge
Jeiurucares
Joe Stahr
Seeerese
B. B. Johnson
Herald
Grey Eagle
Skiles Knob
Tetley Dr. Carmen
Bevo Peer Seveeees
Ween Stevenson Atten Ntene
Col. Harrison Sees
Dixie Girl
the Gleamer Lutetia
Helma
Tom Brooks
Fleet ‘Foot
David Seeeees
Constantine Sm
Lady Waldeck
Darnley
Mysterious Girl
Captain Tony
Breadman Hane
Chisca
Ee Sawson
Inspector Hughes
Angon
Frank Woosea Cose
Ian
Emma J Weslenes
Hindoo the Great
Virginia d'Oreeeee
Suissettreee Erenees
Dolph
Louis Aeee
Evanes
Viola Park
Annette Teller
Viola Gaffney
Sister Helene
St. Bernard
America
Redman
Eokene
Cullen
Buncranna
Quito
Chief Brown
Brickley
Peaceful Star
Prunes
Huffaker
St. Jude Steer
Madge F
Carmen
Stevenson
Miss Manage
Friz
Frank WW
Blue Jeane
Victer Helene
Drastic
Broom
Ginger
Precious
Firine Line
Cullen Bon
Mary H
Uite
Two-Base Hit and Wild Throw Win for Yanks
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3, tying the game in the eighth when Duffy Lewis delivered a two base hit and scoring on a wild throw. Hannah doubled to left in the ninth to bring in the winning run as Russell earned the win in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanks
New York
Philadelphia
Yankees
Duffy Lewis
Vick
Peckinpaugh
Hannah
Dugan
Schneider
Wwe
Perry
Burns
Pipp
Baker
Thomas
Roth
Pratt
Russell
White Sox defeat Indians 7 to 1 to close series
Chicago bunched its hits to beat Cleveland 7 1 in the series finale. Weaver drove in key runs with a three base hit and contributions from Graney Leibold Jamieson across the lineup. Lowdermilk Morton Enzmann and Phillips pitched for the respective clubs with Morton taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Thomas
Enzmann
Phillips
Movoiang
Cordi Cade Necsdsbanes
Graney
Leibold
Jamieson
Weaver
Risberg
Schalk
Gandil
E .Collins
E. Collins
Lowdermilk
Morton
Baseball Scores and Weather Delay Notes
At Jersey City a game featuring Battery pairs Martin and Haddock with Schacht and Hudgins is noted. A Baltimore Buffalo matchup was postponed due to wet grounds. Reading hosted Rochester with Ogden and ONeill battering, assisted by Brown and Crossin. score details appear in compact line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
R. H. EB
Binghamton
Martin and Haddock, Schacht and Hudgins
Baltimore
Favorites Beaten Again as Kingfisher Wins Sixth Event
Players fared no better than earlier with favorites defeated. Kingfisher won the sixth event of the afternoon while Old Rosebud’s defeat surprised only some, amid speculation on other competitors in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfisher
Jockeys Boyle and Robinson Dominate Racing Card
The second and third place finishers were won by the two-horse combination, paying $799.10 for a five-horse wager. Boyle rode Pastime and Jane Penny while Robinson rode Beaverkill and Kingfisher, sharing riding honors with two wins apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Robinson
Pastime
Jane Penny
Pater
Robinson Beaverkill
Kingisher
Market Roundup: Regional Shares Step Up In Turnover
In Columbus on June 25 market activity shows Cities Service common 3878 to 380, preferred 79% to 7914, bankers 38% to 35%, and Ohio Gas at 66% of last sale. The report lists modest shifts across several local securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Do Bankers
Ohio Gas
Divorce Granted After Domestic Dispute in City Court
In a domestic relations case Judge Charles W. Hoffman granted a divorce to Clara Agness on her cross petition. She testified her husband Thomas Agness failed to support her and accused her of impropriety while she said she supported herself and child with flour sacks. The petition by Thomas was abandoned after no proof.
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Clara Agness
Joe Williams Street
Thomas Agness
Delaney Street
Charles W. Hoffman
Agness
Gentry Divorced Again By Kentucky Court
Mary Gentry, 22, of 329 East Fifth street, obtained a divorce from Frank Gentry, 22, now imprisoned in Frankfort for bigamy. The sentence followed his prior arrest and conviction. Judge C W Hoffman granted the divorce.
Couple Granted Divorces In Separate Petitions
Edward J Kramer and Iona Kramer were granted a divorce on alleged grounds of a prior marriage by Iona and non divorcee status. Anna Wimmer and William Wimmer also obtained a divorce amid charges of willful absence and infidelity with evidence including a newspaper clipping naming the husband as co respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wimmer
Burch Avenue
Madison Road
William Wimmer
Rupp Divorce Granted Amid Cruelty Allegations
Anna E. Rupp of 26 East Fifteenth Street obtained a divorce from John H. Rupp of 735 State Avenue on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple wed in 1906 and share a 10 year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Rupp
East Fifteenth Street
John H. Rupp
State Avenue
Two Years Absence Not Grounds for Divorce
The court ruled absence alone did not justify divorce for Jack Weitz of 827 Cleveland Avenue against Norma Weitz of Toronto. Married March 7, 1917, they lived together six weeks. Other cases dismissed included Loretta Wrede versus Robert Wrede and Lulu Battle versus Frank Battle. Caroline E Vielman and Bessie Dom were noted as divorced for cruelty with property division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Weitz
Cleveland Avenue
Norma Weitz
Toronto
Canada
Loretta Wrede
Fairbanks Street
Robert Wrede
McPherson Avenue
Lulu Battle
Frank Battle
Caroline E. Vielman
John Vielman
Bessie Dom
Walter Dom
Divorce Petition Seeks Restoration to Brooks Name
Margaret Kirkendall files for divorce from Cecil Kirkendall citing his ungovernable temper and repeated abuse. She requests restoration to her maiden name Brooks after August desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kirkendall
Cecil Kirkendall
Brooks
Mrs Raye Ronda Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Mrs. Raye Ronda seeks divorce and alimony from Joseph W. Ronda alleging he has failed to provide for the family of five. She claims she maintained boarders to support the children while he pursued "money on schemes and tricks" and gambled with funds, taunting the family and lacking moral conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raye Ronda
Carolin Place
Joseph W. Ronda
Elm Street
Ronda
Selma Ellis Sues For Divorce And Alimony
Mrs Selma Ellis of 3491 Hillside avenue seeks divorce from Howard P Ellis a barber at the Linton Hotel alleging five years of abuse and neglect She reports earnings of 30 a week but claims only about 1 a day was provided for her their child and himself She asks custody of the child and the home furniture married 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Ellis
Hillside Avenue
Howard P. Ellis
Linton Hotel
Woman recounts unhappy marriage with William A Dick in 1889
Lola Dick says she suffered frequent accusations of infidelity and threats from William A Dick. She details living in fear, loss of her small bank funds, and an incident where he threw acid on her clothes two weeks ago before disappearing and concealing his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Dick
William A. Dick
Spent Money for Fine Clothes
Carl T. Henry claims he was married and spent money on fine clothes. The brief item notes his marital status and expenditures as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Henry
Divorce Requests Highlight Kentucky and Ohio Marriages
Magnolia Cooper Henry of Owenton Kentucky married in December 1918 received $300 to start housekeeping but spent it on fine clothes. After his navy service in March he faced coolness and her departure to live with her mother. Nicholas J. Hermann seeks divorce from Alfretta Hermann who deserted him in July 1915 after their Milford Ohio marriage in April 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Cooper Henry
Owenton
United States Navy
Nicholas J. Hermann
Alfretta Hermann
Milford
Kroness Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty by Husband
Gladys Kroness files for divorce claiming cruelty by Harry Kroness during their marriage and states they have lived apart for over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Kroness
Harry Kroness
Splendid Schedule Arranged for Sunday League Clubs
The K. I. C. City League drew praise for its Sunday lineup with three games going extra innings. Next Sunday features multiple matches across parks from Muller's Park to Lincoln and Norwood venues, with umpires assigned and 3 pm starts. The card includes Portland clubs, Dayton contests, and a focus on championship bids in the Judge Hoffman Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bands
Knights of Columbus
Muller's Park
Price Hill
C. C
Richardsons
Richardson Field
Lockland
Mabley & Carew
Original I
Senate Park
Northside
Oakley
Oakley Park
Eagles
Reading Royals
Reading
O. Goldes
Potter's Tramps
Madisonville Park
Hoffman
Mayors
Reilly
Worth
Hanley
Ammon
Theetre
Potter’s Tramps
Alexans
U. S. Feds
Cincinnati Red Sox
Riverside Cinos
Crowe's Park
Boxing bill at Elmwood pits Schreck vs McDonald
In Cincinnati, Monday night at Elmwood arena, boxing fans await a four two minute round special event between Mike Schreck making a comeback and Eddie McDonald. Dick O'Brien and Joe Bonds will be on the bill, with Fred Batsche signing for McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O’brien
Joe Bonds
Elmwood Boxing Arena
Cincinnati
Mike Schreck
Eddie McDonald
Schreck
Fred Batsche
Pharmacists Inaugurate After War Activities
Captain Charles T. Souther announced a committee to plan postwar activities for the National Pharmaceutical Service Association’s Ohio Branch. Members include Louis Heister Alfred DeLang Charles G. Merrell Theodore D. Wetterstroem Prof. John Ari Lloyd Judge Smith Hickenlooper Louis Werner Caswell A Mayo and J W Gayle. The group aims to push bills recognizing the profession through pharmaceutical corps and permanent navy commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Souther
Ohio
National Pharmaceutical Service Association
Louis Heister
Alfred DeLang
Charles G. Merrell
Theodore D. Wetterstroem
John Ari Lloyd
Smith Hickenlooper
Louis Werner, Sr
J. W. Gayle
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy
Caswell A. Mayo
American Pharmaceutical Association
Souther
United States Navy
Church Welcomes Nineteen New Members at Columbia M E
A reception honored nineteen new church members at Columbia M E Church last night. Harry A. Lyon welcomed them and Walter S. Pulse gave the response after a musical program and refreshments. The list includes C J Burrell Florence Ferrin Walter Pulse Mrs Florence Ferrin Walt er Pulse Jr Anne Schierloh Miss Nina Sterrington Domino Curto Laura Hastings Homer Johnson Florence McMaster Irene Kennedy Ida B Wallace William Wrigley and Anna Mercie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia M. E
Harry A. Lyon
Walter S. Pulse
C. J. Burrell
Florence Ferrin
Walter Pulse
Walter Pulse, Jr
Anne Schierloh
A. C. Short
Nina Sterrington
Domino Curto
Laura Hastings
Homer Johnson
Florence McMaster
Irene Kennedy
Ida B. Wallace
William Wrigley
Anna Mercie
Bonser Places Second in Cedar Point Trap Shoot
R. H. Bonser of Cincinnati finished second in the first five high amateur scores at Cedar Point's Indian trap shoot tourney. His total was 172 while winning the Indian championship shoot with 8 correct of 100 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bonser
Cincinnati
Cedar Point
New York Sugar Market Steady Amid Cuban Weather Watch
The local raw sugar market holds at 7.28 for centrifugal while Cuba's unsettled weather forces more mills to close. Trade expects a crop of 4,000,000 tons or more. 575,000 bags of Cuba were purchased for July loading. Refined sugar remains at 9c for fine granulated as demand stays active but refiners are nearly sold out.
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New York
Cuba
Real Estate Notes from Avondale Purchase
R H Thompson of Glendale bought Maurice C Longenecker's home at Menlo and Ritchie Avs Avondale for 14000 dollars. The nine room stucco residence sits on a 100 by 100 lot. Thomas Tanner, a house raiser, returns to Cincinnati Builders' Exchange quarters. Archie Adiman to open an American Finance and Investment Co branch in the Mercantile Library Building. Company main office in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Walnut Street
Mercantile Library
R. H. Thompson
Glendale
Cleneau & Nourse
Maurice C. Longenecker
Menlo and
Ritchie Avenues
Avondale
Thomas Tanner
Cincinnati Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Archie Adiman
American Finance and Investment Company
Dayton
Ohio
Wessel Buys Clifton Flat for 13000 in St Louis
Herman Wessel purchased the St. Louis flat at 351 Shiloh avenue Clifton for 13000 from E. F. Bergman. The transaction was handled by Wolke and Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wessel
E. F. Bergman
St. Louis
Shiloh Avenue
Clifton
Wolke & Barnett
Brokers Sell Properties Across City For Various Sums
The two family brick house at 1737 Chase avenue Northside sells for 4500 to P J Heil. J M Meyer Jr buys St Louis flat at 2005 Clarion Evanston from Albert Mitten dorm County Commissioner for 6800. A three and one half story brick at 419 David street sells at public auction to Morris Levine. 101 acres in Colerain Township near New Baltimore sold for 8000 to H M Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. E. Hoppe
Chase Avenue
Northside
P. J. Heil
J. M. Meyer, Jr
The
Ohio Valley Real Estate Company
St. Louis
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Albert E. Mittendorf
Fred Tuke & Son
David Street
Morris Levine
George W. Nichols
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Lewis A. Wolff
Colerain Township
New Baltimore
Big Miami River
H. M. Creager
Real estate transfers and small tax fees listed in Norwood Cumminsville
Property transactions show buyers paying $1 recording fees and various taxes on parcels in Norwood Cumminsville Terrace Park Clifton and Hyde Park, with dates and parcels including 385x150 feet on Huston Avenue and multiple lots in James W. Sibley subdivisions. Leases noted for 925 Race street and large Columbia Township tract, reflecting 1919 transactions and modest annual rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry
William E. Pangbugn
Marguerite E. Golden
Huston Avenue
Norwood
Carrie Siegrist
Anna McGrew
Elizabeth Ryckawska
Spring Grove Avenue
E. Knowlton
Cumminsville
Annie R. Chinn
Linda H. Beaman
Ida Kaufmann
Frederick
Elizabeth Wildt
Colerain Avenue
Ira S. Holden
Charles W. Baker, Jr
Maxwell Avenue
Vernon Place
Conrad Windisch Company
William Tomarin
Race Street
Elmer R. Love
Mabel F. Love
Crown Street
Anthony B. Dunlap
Jacob J. Pugsley
Columbia Township
Bessie P. Phillips
Anna M. McKinley
Astoria Avenue
Sachs & James
Theresa Dolan
Fred A. Renz
Joseph F
Andalusia
D. Tullidge Et al
William P Anderson
Lafayette
Clifton Avenues
Amazon Avenue
Clifton
Fren H. Benz
Samuel H. Perin, Jr
Joseph F. Mills
Hartwell
Andy Huber
Solomon Ogal
Wilson Avenue
Rose Molloy
Henry L. Molloy
Brookline
Hosea Avenues
Katherine Solger
Orlo J. Archer
Waverly Avenue
William EB. Harmon
B. O. M. DeBeck
Hyde Park East Subdivision
John Williams
Charles W
Eleanor Ross
Solomon Ogul
Frank G
Flora Miller
Armory Avenue
Real estate transfers and leases flood Wade Street to Reading Road
A long list of property transactions from August Sokolowski to many buyers across Norwood, Clifton, Avondale, and Mount Adams outlines parcels, leases, and taxes. Entries include sales on Colerain Avenue, Oak and Elm streets, and the Norwood area, with lease details and prices such as 2 year and 99 year terms, city blocks and lot numbers, and taxes ranging from 50 cents to $28. The records also note higher commitments like the 13 000 dollar tract west of Vista Avenue and other subdivision transfers in Home City and Terrace Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Avenue
Sokolowski
Bernard Bluemlein
Wade Street
Jones and
Cutter Streets
August Sokolowski
Bernard M Bluemlein
Colerain Avenue
Oswaldt Street
Benjamin E. Russell
Nora B. Watkins
Harper Avenue
Norwood
C. J. Bro¢éman
Howard Scheid
East Clifton
W. Cooper Procter
Henry C. Young
Greenwood
Lockland
James V. Allen
William and
Anna Kinney
Mary Holford
Charles and
Dale Holford
Wayne Avenue
Copeland Street
Mary Harte
Samuel J. Klein
Union Street
Daniel G. Tacke
James L O'Neill
R. Dill
Millcreek
Anna M. Thiele
Grover C. Jones
Bofinger & Hopkins
Elmwood
Frank A.rowan
Mary T. Rowan
J. E. Bell
Columbia Township
John J. Dittgen
Ida Levine
Maple Avenue
Prospect Place
David J. Rickson
Herman Elsaesser
Sixth Street
Walnut Street
Sarah A. Shaffer
Edward H. Brauer
Shaffer Avenue
Westwood
Wilhelmina Leonard
Edward M
Mary Gries
Apple Street
Chase Street
Cummins- Vile
Callie M. Carroll
Isaac Lowenstein
Observatory Street
Mitt. Adams
Matthew H_ wFanguid
Theodore Mohlenkamp
Warsaw Avenue
Sturm Street
Clara W. Dorger
Mary J. Erhart
Longworth Street
Elm
Plum Streets
Horatio W. Burkeardt Et al
Prentice H. Burlingham
Vista Avenue
Nettie Marx
Minnie L. Heisel
Helen Street
Highland Avenue
Edward A. Jahnke
Ida C. Jahnke
Baymiller Street
York Street
Sam
Clinton Street
G. A. Peters Realty Company
Anna K. Baatz
Trenton Avenue
Vineyard Street
Price Hill
Mary J. Doyle
Mabel H. Birch
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Ella D. O'Hara
Anna L. Holloway
Linda H. Beaman
J. W. Sibley
Terrace Park
Oan
John F. Egan
George Meyers
Es Mecisre
Aregdia
Yde P
Zeres Anna Wrampelmeier
Wrampelmeier
Lizzie Dieckman
Louis Eliopulos
Clark and
Freeman Avenue
Maude VW
Longenecker
Elizabeth J. Thompson
Ritchie Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Emma Keck
Julie Heinchen
Ohio Avenue
Warner and
Griming Streets
Local Bank Transfers Step Through Numerous Lendings
A ledger style listing shows dozens of loan transfers from Wille B Beckman to Loveland Mutual B and L Co and many other borrowers including Michael W O Hara Rose Moel Mabel F Love Mary Eilers Samuel Perin Jr Anna McKinley Martha Chapman Frank Herrmann Anna Craig Orlo Archer Solomon Ogul Nora Watkins William Kinney James Stathopulos Anna Slodemeyer James L O Neil Grover C Jones Herm an Eleaesser Edward Gries Mary Day Anna K Baatz Minnie Heisel Mabel Birch John F Egan Catherine Freidelak Ella Monroe Nora Hobday Myrtle Snook ink French Anna Ortman Phillip to various B and L Co s and banks across Cincinnati area with loan amounts ranging from 500 to 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille B. Beckman
Loveland Mutual B. & L. Co
Michael W. O'Hara
Same
Rose Moel
H. (. Bolsinger
Mabel. F. Love
June Street B. S. & L. A
Mary Eilers
Lincoln van Verein
Samuel H. Perin, Jr
Bond Hill B. A
Herman Eleaesser
Price Hill Eagle Li & B. Co
Edward M. Gries
Cumminsville L. & B. Co
Mary Day
Price Hill Eagle L. & B. Ga
Anna K. Baatz
Foundation L. & B. Co
Minnie L. Heisel
Mabel H. Birch
Ella D. O'Hara
John F. Egan
Price Hill No. 2
Catherine Freidelak
Spring Garden L. & B. Co
Ella
Monroe
Mt. Adams B. & L. A
Nora M. Hobday
M. A. Veazey
Myrtle F. Snook
First National Bank of Norwood
Ink’. French
Liberal L. & B. Co
Anna J. Ortman
Price Hill L. & B. Co
An P. Phillip
Bond Hill B. A. Co
William Maxwell
Albert Wieland
Northwestern
Peter E. Arns
Lockland B. & L. A. Co
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Germania B. A
Christ J. Schuer
George C. Hoffman
An J. Lehman
Germania B. A. No
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Oscar Scharer
George Weasel
Lenox B. & L. Co
van G. Tyre
Helen A. Pierce
Thomas J. Martin
First Ward B. & L. C
Matthew H. Mangold
Price Hill Eagle L. B. Co
Harry A. Rust
Seventh Ward L. & B.C
Caroline Benning
Baltimore Avenue L. & B. Co
Albert W. Hayward
Lion L. &B. Co
Henry A. Marx
Mercantile B. & L
Kathryn Hess
Price Hill B. & L. Co
William Denser
G. A. Peters
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!