Baggage Rules Suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed baggage rule changes from July 1 to October 29 affecting all common carriers including railroads and steamship lines. It upheld certain freight rates, criticized Denver & Rio Grande coal car practices, and approved or adjusted various lumber and cement rate actions while listing director attendees and discussing Indiana branch funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce
New
Pittsburg Coal ‘Company
Hocking Valley Ay
Hocking
Ohio
Toledo
St. Louis
Lumbermen's Exchange of
Sioux City
Kansas
Missouri
San Francisco
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Consolidated Fuel Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Rock Springs
Board authorizes stock issue for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
At the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad board meeting in Peru Indiana on Thursday the directors authorized an issue of stock certificates for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company. The action sets the terms and amount of the new issue as determined by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chesapeake & Ohio
H. 8. Starr
Chicago
George W. Stevens
Richmond
Decatur Axtell
M. Caples
Frank M. Whitaker
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad of
Peru
Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Hear Dr Robbins Sunday Services at Morning and Evening
A church invites worshippers to morning and evening sessions with Dr Robbins. Morning program titled Tasting and Testing the Goodness of God and evening talk The Salutation of Jesus to His Disciples All Hail. The congregation gathers weekly at this church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Robbins
Jesus
Christian Church Services at Central on Sunday
Central Christian Church on Ninth Avenue opposite City Hall hosts Sunday School at 9 15. Sermons by L Waite at 10 30 and 7 45 with topics Glorifying God in the Name Christian and Foes to Patriotism. Christian Endeavor gathering at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth Avenue
City Hall
CC. L. Waite
God
Christian Endeavor
First Church of Christ Scientist Walnut Hills Services and details
Park Avenue South Walnut Hills hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Christian Science as the subject. A Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. and a testimonial gathering occurs Wednesday at 3 p.m. Free reading rooms operate at 1608 First National Bank Building from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. Second Church of Christ Scientist at Aeolian Hall offers Sunday service at 11 a.m. June 30 on Christian Science with an 8 p.m. healing testimonials session. library rooms at 414 Provident Bank open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ
Scientist Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
First National Bank
Church OF Christ, Scientist— Aeolian
Trinity Ev Lutheran Church Mount Healthy Service Schedule
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Mount Healthy with J Frederick pastor holds Sunday school at 9 a m public worship at 10 15 a m and Luther league meeting at 2 p m Visitors always welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity EV. Lutheran Church
Mount Healthy
J. Frederick
Luther League
Avon dale Methodist sermon by pastor on summer dream
Avon dale Methodist Church announces 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor E. Schenk with the theme A Summer Dream. Clifton Methodist Episcopal Church at Corner Clifton and Senator Place offers 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. sermon The Foundations of Our Republic Patriotism and Religion by Rev. C W Blodgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Union Outdoor Services at Evanston Churches
Sunday evening union services in Evanston feature Rev. Donald M. Grant at Brewster and Stacey, with a special choir led by a cornetist. Walnut Hills arches hosts union services on Locust Street near Park Avenue at 7 o clock with Rev. Dwight Mallory Pratt and a large chorus. Outdoor air services at Walnut Hills present three speakers including Rev. Thomas Knox, Rev. C. E. Schenk, and Rev. A. W. Fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Outdoor Service
Evanston
Walnut Hills
Thomas Knox
C. E. Schenk
A. W. Fortune
Church of the New Jerusalem Service on Oak and Winslow
The Rev. Louis G. Hoeckning will lead a service at the Church of the New Jerusalem corner Oak and Winslow. The sermon topic is What Constitutes Salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the New Jerusalem
First
Corner Oak and
Winslow
Louis G. Hoeckning
Church Events Announced for Advent Walnut Hills
The Protestant Episcopal Church of the Advent at Kemper Jane Walnut Hills lists 7:30 a.m. holy communion 11 a.m. Sunday school graduation exercises with a commencement address by Line M Edith Campbell. 11 a.m. morning prayer and sermon by Samuel Tyler at 7 p.m. union services on the lawn of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Advent
Protestant Episcopal
Kemper Jane
Walnut Hills
Edith Campbell
Samuel Tyler
Lawn of Christian Church
Presbyterian churches ongoing services and events
Presbyterian Mt Auburn Church East Auburn Avenue holds Sunday Sabbath school and Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. Communion and new member reception follow. Avon-dale Presbyterian features pastor Charles Frederic Goss preaching at 11 a.m. First Presbyterian on Fourth Avenue East posted morning sermon and 7:45 p.m. sermon with Bible school at 9:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn Presbyterian Church
East Auburn Avenue
Charles L. Neibel
Avondale Presbyterian
Charles Frederic Goss
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Avenue
East
Wm. L. Spiegel
Ma. m
Unitarian Service Marks Summer Season Start
The Rev. George A. Thayer will preach The Silence of God at the Unitarian church on Reading road north of Oak street. This service begins the summer season for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Reading Road
Oak Street
George A. Thayer
Liaee
Silence of God
Universalist Church Service Notice in Walnut Hills
The First Universalist Church Walnut Hills Essex place between McMillan and Jume streets invites the public to 11 a.m. worship with a sermon by the minister Rev. A. B. Beresford D D 9 45 Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Walnut Hills
Essex Place
McMillan and
Jume Streets
A. B. Beresford
D. D
Spokane Portland & Seattle Railroad President J H Young Born
J H Young recently elected president of the Spokane Portland Seattle railroad with headquarters in Portland Oregon was born January 17 1864 in Salt Lake Utah He attended the University of Utah from 1877 to 1881 and began railway service in 1881 with the Utah Southern as a clerk and operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Young
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake
Utah
University of Utah
The
Utah Southern
Lawyer to reply for Cincinnati Southern Railway trustees
Attorney F B James of Littleford James Ballard Frost Foster Cincinnati Washington says a formal reply will be made to Vice President Powell's communication to the Cincinnati Southern Railway board over alleged freight rate discrimination between Cincinnati and Chattanooga on the CO T travel line. The joint committee of ten Cincinnati business groups began the effort March 15 to reduce the disputed rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleford, James, Ballard, Frost & Foster
Cincinnati
Washington
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
James
Cincinnati, New Orleans
L & N plans extended link to Breaks of Big Sandy
Louisville and Nashville railroad officials announce an extension of the Lexington and Eastern from Jackson Breathitt County through coal country to Jenkins and twenty five miles further along Elkhorn Creek to near the Breaks of the Big Sandy. A connection with Chesapeake and Ohio and Clinchfield Carolina and Ohio roads is planned as the C and O builds west from Dante Virginia toward the L and O Big Sandy branch. The survey for this end of the L and E was made several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Lexington & Eastern
Jackson
Breathit County
Jenkins
Elkhorn Creek
Big Sandy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clinchfield
Carolina & Ohio
Dante
New York Ontario Western Railway Suspends Dividend
Directors of the New York Ontario Western Railway suspend the regular two percent dividend on common stock. The move follows a spring strike in the anthracite regions and threats to the stability of anthracite rates amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Railway earnings rise for third week of June
The Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific railroad reported gross earnings for the third week in June of 190,276 dollars, compared with 163,404 dollars for the same period in 1911, showing an increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
M. F. Molloy
May relief payments by Pennsylvania railroad relief fund
May payments by the Pennsylvania railroad relief departments total $207 491 59 to employees or their families. Since inception in 1886 and 1889 for east and west lines, totals reach $24 138 952 83 and $9 190 268 63 respectively. West of Pittsburgh May payments amount to $68 528 75 with $20 000 for deaths and $45 528 75 for disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania, Railroad System
Pittsburg
Erie
Pennsylvania Lines
Court News Receiver for Evans Rendigs Company
Insolvency court approves George E Rendigs as receiver to finish contracts and wind up the lumber and builders supplies firm Evans Rendigs Company. Petition cites $39,499.58 in debts, assets totaling $44,880.27, and losses from ongoing work. Largest creditors include George Bendigs and Second National Bank. capital stock $20,000. Dolle Taylor O Donnell represents the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Rendigs Company
William H. Winkelman
John Coburn
Frank Bueche
Eugene A. Flach
George E. Rendigs
George Bendigs
East Fourth Avenue
Second National Bank
Dolle, Taylor & O'Donnell
West Disinfecting Sues Bank Over Misused Funds
The West Disinfecting company filed suit through Attorney Geoffrey Goldsmith against Second National Bank for 3599.21 saying its local manager misappropriated funds from a restricted account. The manager, now a fugitive in Honduras, allegedly cashed 48 checks from Oct 14 1911 to Mar 18 1912, drawing beyond allowed limits and another 1500 dollars beyond permitted amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
West Disinfecting Company
Geoffrey Goldsmith
Second National Bank
Honduras
Dredging Suit Seeks Relief From Canal Operations
Joseph Reckner sues to halt dredging on the canal near Lockland claiming mud and debris are thrown onto his land. A temporary restraining order was granted by Judge Dickson. Reckner seeks damages and names W Perry Blackburn engineer in charge and William Rindsberg canal superintendent with Thomas Coyle and George White as dredger operators. W W Beilew represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perry Blackburn
Lockland
William Rindsberg
Thomas Coyle
George White
Joseph Reckner
Common Pleas Court
Dickson
Reckner
W. W. Beilew
Manchester couple questioned on local marriage license
Probate Judge Lueders received a letter from Mrs. C. C. W. Naylor of the prosecutor's office in Manchester asking if a December license was issued to Muriel Gwendolyn Wilson, 20, of Manchester and Dr. Carl Gordon Kith, 29, of Charlestown. A search of local records shows no such license issued in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
C. C. W. Naylor
Manchester
Adams County
Muriel Gwendolyn Wilson
Carl Gordon -Kith
Charlestown
Mass
Heirs of Fischer estates receive equal shares after executor fee
John Fischer left his estate equally among the heirs of Charles Fischer, the heirs of George Fischer, Baltazar Fischer, Nickolaus Fischer and Barbara Bartlein after Theo Oehler deducted $100 for his services as executor of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fischer
Charles Fischer
George Fischer
Baltazar Fischer
Nickolaus Fischer
Barbara Bartlein
Theo. Oehler
Nellie Byrnes Seeks Divorce from Arthur Thornton Curry
Nellie Byrnes petitions for divorce in October 1903 alleging her husband Arthur Thornton Curry squandered funds and wandered at night leaving home for months. She states his returning vexed her boarders and forced her to close a boarding house and asks to restore her maiden name. Robert D. Alcorn represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Byrnes
Arthur Thornton Curry
Robert D. Alcorn
Ida Rachford seeks divorce and property relief from John Rachford
Mrs. Ida Rachford petitions for a divorce from John Rachford, seeks disbarment of him from any claim to her property, and restoration to her maiden name Ida Hulley. Married March 1911 she alleges he squandered wages on drink and self gratification. Attorney M Fridman filed suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Rachford
John Rachford
Hunter Avenue
Ida Hulley
M. Fridman
Man accuses wife of infidelity seeks divorce
Horace Watson of Dayton Ohio charges Bertha Belle Watson with infidelity. He seeks an absolute divorce and notes marriage date in March 1909. Attorney W. J. Wright represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Belle Watson
Dayton
Horace Watson
W. J. Wright
Divorce Request by John George from Estavrula George
John George seeks a divorce from Estavrula George alleging repeated abuse and expressions she wished he would divorce. They wed in New York City in December 1908 and have three children said to be neglected. attorney S H Hurtig represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George
Estavrula George
New York City
George
S. H. Hurtig
Railroads earnings slide in May for Harriman lines
New York June 28 Harriman earnings for May show poor results despite the Atchison Railroad last week. Union Pacific breaks even on gross but nets a loss of 437648. Southern Pacific posts 422922 gross gain but nets 112231 less due to high operating costs. Eleven month totals show Union Pacific with about 3900000 net loss and Southern Pacific about 2912164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Southern Pacific
B&O Traffic Chief Arrives in Cincinnati for Freight Conference
George F. Randolph vice president in charge of traffic for the Baltimore & Ohio reached Cincinnati from the East yesterday. He will stay for a conference today on freight traffic matters with Co. L Thomas freight traffic manager of the B and O and C H and D railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Randolph
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati
Co. L Thomas
Panhandle Railroad Opens Dayton Office in Algonquin Hotel
The Panhandle Railroad will open a new Dayton office on July 1 in the Algonquin hotel. W. E. Boyer will run the office as freight solicitor, coming from the Dayton freight agent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Railroad Company
Algonquin Hotel
Dayton
W. E. Boyer
Boyer
Pearl Dixon Seeks Divorce From Clifford E Cowen
Pearl Dixon alleges that Clifford E Cowen of 1812 Elmore Street has not provided for her since July 1910 and has been willfully absent since July last year. She seeks a divorce and restoration to her maiden name Pearl Dixon with attorney E T Minnes representing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dixon
Clifford E. Cowen
Elmore Street
E. T. Minnes
Court approves 16 percent dividend for Cosmopolitan bank stockholders
State Superintendent of Banks Baxter via deputy Mathes is authorized by the common pleas court to pay Cosmopolitan bank stockholders a 16 percent dividend. All creditors have been paid and a further 5 percent dividend may be declared later. The bank entered liquidation April 11, 1511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent H. Beckman
Baxter
Charles F. Mathes
Common Pleas Court
Cosmopolitan Bank
Beckman
State Banking Department
Bank Estopped by Agreement in Cloud v Millikin Nat Bank
Common Pleas Judge Charles J. Hunt rules that Millikin National Bank is estopped by an imputed agreement to receive one third of a $20,307 judgment plus interest. Cloud has paid $4,000. if he fails to pay the remaining one third, the court will not enjoin execution or sale of his property. The decision involves Judge J. W. Campbell of Cambridge and Martin in 198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Charles J. Hunt
Francis H. Cloud
Millikin National Bank of Decatur, Ll
J. W. Campbell
Cambridge
Martin
Hunt
Cloud
Estate of Henry A. Eisfelder Leaves Firm to Wife and Son
Henry A. Eisfelder of the Elsas and Pritz hop firm left his estate to his wife Mary Eisfelder absolutely and named her and their son Murray Eisfelder as executors. They are empowered to continue the firm’s interests for two years after his death. No estate value was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Eissfelder
Elsas & Pritz
Mary Eisfelder
Murray Eisfelder
Navy recruits reach Cincinnati as part of special train move
One hundred twenty naval recruits traveling from California to Norfolk arrived in Cincinnati yesterday aboard the Big Four. The party then departed over the Co. and Ohio. T. P. Wade, traveling passenger agent of the C. H. and D., with headquarters in Louisville, was in the city Friday. F. A. Hruska of Cleveland, chief claim agent of the New York Central lines, was in Cincinnati yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Judge Grants Five Uncontested divorces Yesterday
Judge Warner heard five uncontested divorce cases yesterday. Minnie Roff was granted a divorce from Harry Roff and restored to her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Minnie Roff
Harry Roff
Model Entrance to Mount Echo Park Previewed
The Mount Echo park entrance from Elberon avenue, designed by Architect Kessler, is described as one of the most artistic park entrances in the United States. The completed model stands in St. Louis offices and, when installed on the rugged slope, will become a key city sight with a stepped entry and winding roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Echo Park
Elberon Avenue
Park Department
United States
Kessler
St. Lou
Mount Echo
Divorces Probed and Patent Injunction Sought in Federal Action
The report covers multiple divorce actions from 1893 to 1910 with wives Minnie Sanders Fay Steidinger Elizabeth Muller Annie Johnson Minerva Martin and others seeking or granted divorces for neglect mistreatment or desertion. It also notes a federal patent injunction involving the Valvona Marchiony cone patent and Brandys seeking to set aside the injunction amid questions about trial merits and a Louisville case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Brandys
County Officials Deliberate on Child Support Law Relevance
County Legal Counsel advised that the county is not liable for 40 cents a day for support of children sent to the workhouse. The Ohio Humane Society will refund funds it collected. A Bramble avenue improvement petition was referred for visitation. Appropriations for midyear 1912 were set and bids for 13 road and bridge projects opened and sent to Surveyor Cowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Campbell
Pogue
Ohio Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Bramble Avenue
Plainville Pike
Indian Hill
Cowen
Cleves Road
Reading Road
Sherman Avenue
Indian Hill Farmer Dies in Suicide After Past Dispute
Ayers B. Muchmore, 47, a farmer at Indian Hill, shot himself in the stomach on the farm. His wife and son Cleveland found him dead. Dr. Coe said death was instantaneous. A relative had killed neighbor Fischer years ago in a boundary dispute. Muchmore had been at Longview asylum until about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers B. Muchmore
Indian Hill
Cleveland
Muchmore
Coe
Fischer
Longview Asylum
Widow Schilling Found Dead at Mulberry Street Home
Mrs. M. Schilling aged 71 wife of a cobbler was found dead on the kitchen floor at 328 Mulberry Street yesterday morning. She had collapsed while scrubbing the floor, and death occurred at that time.
NEW SUITS FILED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT
A list of civil cases filed in the Common Pleas Court shows multiple action numbers and parties. Notable filings include The Ohio Union Brewing Co. versus W. G. Morrison for 25 dollars on a note, and Joseph Reckner versus W. Perry Blackburn for an injunction and 500 dollars in damages. Also listed are appeals, liens, and divorces along with an insolvency and a superior court matter involving West Disinfecting Co. and The Second National Bank for 3549.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ohio Union Brewing Co
W. G. Morrison
Cohen, Mack & Hurtig
Joseph Reckner
W. Perry Blackburn
W. Bellew
Ecko & Mathews
Lena L. Lerch
Squire Dempsey
Michael G. Heintz
Clifford T. Schl
C. C. Huffmann
Nellie B. Curry
Arthur T. Curry
Albert D. Alcorn
Horace Watson Ve ‘Orham Watson
Willard J. Wright
John George
Estavrula George
H. Hurtig
Pearl Cowen
Clifford E. Cowen
E. E. Minnes
Walter Johnson
W. W. Hester
William H. Winkelman
The
Evans Randigs Co
Dolle, Taylor & O'Donnell
Prosecutions for pure food law filed against multiple firms
United States courts move against Royal Remedy and Extract of Dayton Mihalovitchs Moyse Bros Sauerston and Brown for mislabeling and misrepresenting products. Royal sold noncompliant vanilla and lemon extracts. Mihalovitches offered vanilla imitations. Moyse Bros. labeled peach brandy as a blend of brandies. Sauerston Brown labeled confections as honey maples though composed of glucose sucrose and coconut. Bruadys Jumbo Ice Cream Cone seeks injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Remedy and Extract Company
Dayton
Clarence
Albert Mihalovitch
American Products Company
Julius and Alphonse Moyse
Moyse
Mihalovitches
Mouse Bros
Sauerston & Brown
Judge refuses new trial in Meader vs Commercial National
Judge Hollister denies a new trial in the Meader company versus Commercial National Safe Deposit of Chicago. A verdict for over 92000 stands with interest allowed. appeal to the circuit court of appeals by McPherson and Maxwell for the Meader company. Also overruled is the application for a new trial in Harrison Construction Co. v. City of Irenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Meader Company
Commercial National Safe Deposit Company of
Chicago
Court of Appeals
McPherson & Maxwell
Harrison Construction Company
Irenton
Dayton & Western Traction sues IRS official in tax case
A writ of certiorari removed the suit from the common pleas to the U.S. court. Dayton & Western Traction seeks $1,518 in corporation tax on 1911 profits, paid under protest to avert seizure of property by government agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
United States Court
Dayton & Western Traction Company
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Dayton & Western
Compromise settlement ending Birchfield damages suit
The personal injury suit brought by Anna Birchfield against Alms & Doepke was yesterday compromised and dismissed. Settlement total $350 with $100 allotted to the plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke Company
Anna_ Birchfield
Citizens papers issued to immigrants from Risumania Russia and Ireland
Yesterday, documents were issued to David Hochstein, a tailor of 413 Clinton from Risumania. Louis Cohen, a cabinet maker of 1417 Providence from Russia. and John Gormley, a clerk of 2336 May from Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hochstein
Clinton
Risumania
Louis Cohen
Providence Street
Russia
John Gormley
May Street
Ireland
Welcome planned for Cincinnati Bishop William F Anderson
Religious mass meeting to honor newly assigned Bishop William F Anderson of Cincinnati. Wiley chapel hosts joint meeting of Ministers Association and Methodist union with Bishops Walden and Moore as guests. Arrangements committee picks district reps and a layman from each to plan. Dr. Davis W Clark named temporary chairman. Open air meetings approved similar to last Sunday's Oakley track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Ministers’ Association
The
Methodist Union
Wiley Chapel
Music Hall
Walden
Moore
Greater
Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
Davis W. Clark
Oakley Race Track
Obituaries of Several Local Residents Include Funerals
A series of death notices from Cincinnati area addresses announces recent passings and funeral details. J Frank Brown, Josephine Heile, Adam Earl Leuser, Henry Mundt, William Radloff, Mary C Schneider, Louisa Doepke Siefert, and Emma Toepfert are named with residences in Avondale, Cliff, Walnut Hills, and Delta Avenue. Funeral times are provided for late June and early July, with services at St Francis and St Rose churches and private burials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heile
Josephine
Clara
Frank Heile
Frank Hoffman
Dury Avenue
Avondale
St. Francis’ Church
Liberty and Vine
Leuser
Adam Earl
Elizabeth Leuser
Christopher
Cliff
Schneider
Mary C
Runnebaum
August Schneider
Delta Avenue
St. Rose Church
Toepfert
St. James Avenue
Walnut Hills
Emma Toepfert
Union Outdoor Church Service in Evanston Sunday Evening
A patriotic service of all Evanston churches will be held Sunday at 7 45 pm on the lawn of the Christian church corner Brewster and Stacey avenues. Rev Pfeiffer and Rev Justin N Green will lead with Rev Donald M Grant preaching. Congregation will sing patriotic hymns and the Evanston Presbyterian choir will perform under Howard Evans. A Methodist location meeting is set for Trinity church Tuesday July 2 at 4 pm inviting all interested friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Christian Church
Brewster and
Stacey Avenues
Mr. Pfeiffer
Oakley
Board of Church
Trinity Church
Springfield man arrested in pawn shop theft case
James Cofel of Springfield was arrested in a Central avenue pawn shop yesterday morning by Traffic Officer Kirgan. Louis Rubbo of 426 West Court street said a watch Cofel tried to pawn had been stolen from his home the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cofel
Springfield
Central Avenue
Kirgan
Louis Rubbo
West Court Street
Cofel
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Robert Steidinger
Fay Morgan
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Riddle Street
Elizabeth Muller
Bauer Street
Clifford Muller
Annie Johnson
Clinton Street
Francis W. Johnson
Minerva Martin
Henry Martin
Walnut Street
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Citizens’ Papers
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Che John Shillite Company
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Harrison Et
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the Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
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White
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Church Notes
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Atlantic City
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Ostend
D.ater
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White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County
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Chamberlin
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George F. Adams
White Sulphur
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