Moose Legion Enjoys Island Outing and Wedding Ceremony
A Cincinnati Moose outing at Coney Island drew about 15 000 celebrants as Richard Stifel wed Emma Kesterman at St Peters Church. Events included contests, prizes 5 2 and 1, a funds drive for the Moose Home mortgage, and a large ball game between Woods and Stream and Harmony Degree teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stifel
Rice Street
Emma Kesterman
Colerain Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
Coney Island
H. Haupt
St. Peter's Evangelical Protestant
East McMicken Avenue
Mr. Stifel
Salvation Army
Moose
Legion of the Loyal Hart
Joseph Briening
Frederick Jacobi
William Glaischer
Isat Feld
Louis Rinkenberger
Dora Westerman
Anna Moffett
Margaret Rose
Ninth
Plum Streets
Cincinnati
Knights
Lancers
Harmony
Spirit of America Reinterpreted Amid World War Aftermath
Rabbi David Pilsen preached on The Spirit of America at Rockdale Avenue Temple, saying World War shifted the US from isolation to global participation. He urged Americans to embrace liberty under law, defend individual freedom, and work together for a broader, fairer freedom in the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Avenue
David Philipson
Willy Willy
United States
Europe
New York
Ohio
America
Spirit of the season in America’s natal day observance
The excerpt reflects a civic call to embody the national spirit in daily actions during the holiday period. It emphasizes unity, purpose, and the duty to translate patriotic sentiment into conduct across community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Reconstruction Needs Woman's Perfect Love Says Rabbi Grossman
Rabbi Louis Grossman urges moral reconstruction at Plum Street Temple emphasizing love and respect in marriage. He cites Major Charles Gamble Baird and his wife as models, arguing morality precedes law and true partnership sustains society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Grossman
Louis Grossman
Plum Street
Charles Gamble Baird
Multinational turnout at Coney Island outing
At the American House annual event in Coney Island 300 attendees from Syrians Romanians Irish Hungarians Serbians Greeks and Italians Americans gathered for a day of fellowship and games. Prizes ranged from 50 yard dashes to hops and a three legged race with winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Maurice Pollak
Julian Pollak
Clifford Steinke
Nick Muska
Joe Burger
Raymond Steinke
Joseph Witran
Elmer Catt
Carl Allen
Dorothy Aliva
Eleanore Feler
Anna Semislink
Lena Wertman
Walford and Beringer
Three Children Create Turmoil for Step Mother in Early Marriage
Widow Matilda Schweiger married Mathias Schweiger in 1916 bringing three orphaned children to the home. The daughter Elizabeth and two brothers were unruly, leading to constant quarrels with Schweiger who also drank heavily. She seeks divorce and restoration to her former name Ohnlester. The article also covers divorce actions by William Matheis from Anna over faith conversion and Frank Riehle defending against Mamie Riehle’s alimony claims amid accusations of neglect, control, and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Schweiger
Mathias Schweiger
Elm Street
Elizabeth
Schweigeravers
Schweiger
Ohnlester
William A. Matheis
Vine Street
Anna Matheis
Renner Street
Frank F Riehle
University Avenue
Mamie Riehle
McMillan Street
Riehle
Divorce petition cites threats and neglect by husband
Reatha Williams Seward petitions for divorce and alimony from Clifford Seward citing threats to kill her and false accusations along with failure to provide. The couple married in 189.
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Clifford Seward Bankirch
Springdale
Reatha Williams Seward
Commodore P Skidmore seeks divorce from Florence S Skidmore
Commodore P Skidmore files for divorce alleging Florence S Skidmore’s infidelity in 1918 while he served with the American Expeditionary Force in France and that she neglected their child, leading the Juvenile Court to take custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore P. Skidmore
Florence
Ness murder retrial motion set for Monday in Westwood
A motion for a new trial for Edward Ness, convicted of first degree murder in the William Thie killing at his Westwood home May 10, will be heard by Judge Fred L. Hoffman Monday morning. Ness is represented by Raymond Ratliff and C. C. McGary. Charles H. Elston will oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ness
William Thie
Baker
Westwood
Fred L. Hoffman
Raymond Ratliff
C. C. McGary
Ness
Charles H. Elston
Jacob Edinger
John A. Caldwell
Venires
Albert Naderman
Albert Schroeder
Edward T. Dixon
Stanley Struble
Schroeder
Naderman
Jovian Club Prepares For Electrical Display
The Midsummer Electric Show planned by Cineinnati electrical interests under the Jovian Club will run at Chester Park from July 23 to August 3. A Saturday meeting set committees with A R Loughborough as General Chairman and George E Fern as General Manager.
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Cineinnati
Jovann Club
Chester Park
A. R. Loughborrough
L. T. Milner
George E. Fern
T. J. Eichelberger
Warner Sayres
Claude Johnson
T. D. van Winkle
B. Marsh
Rudolph Benson
T. J. Craig
H. J. Hoover
Judge Allows $35,000 in Knabe Suit Counsel Fees
Judge Thomas H. Darby ruled attorneys Kramer and Bettman may collect 35000 from the Knabe Bros. Company for legal services in a long running dispute with the American Piano Company over alleged unauthorized use of the Knabe name. The court deemed 50000 excessive though services extended beyond five years. The main suit sought to bar the Knabe firm from using the Knabe name on products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Darby
Kramer & Bettman
American Piano Company
Knabe Bros. Company
Darby
American Plane Company
Knabe Company
Knabe
Common Pleas Court Docket of Divorces Damages and Relief
No. 171 548 William Mayo vs City Ice Delivery Company for $2.02. No. 171 549 Matilda Schwenger vs Mathias Schwenger for divorce. No. 171 550 Reatha Seward vs Clifford Seward for divorce and alimony. No. 171 551 Atlas L B Co vs Harry Katz et al for equitable relief. No. 171 452 William Matheis vs Anna Matheis for divorce. No. 171 553 Commodore Skidmore vs Florence Skidmore for divorce. No. 171 654 Julia Barkley vs Samuel Wolfson for $1000 damages.
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Common Pleas Court
William Mayo
City Ice Delvery Company
William B. Bush
Matilda Schwenger
Mathias Schwenger
Lorbach & Garver
Reatha W. Seward
Clifford Seward
George T. Poor
Atlas L. & B. Co
Harry Katz
Creed & Creed
William A. Matheis
Anna Matheis
Aan P. Goebel
Commodore P. Skidmore Va
Florence ®& Skidmore
Leonard H. Freiberg
Julia Barkley
Samuel Wolfson
George A. Hamma
Bankruptcy action dropped against George B. Curd Company
Proceedings filed the week before last to place the George B. Curd Company in bankruptcy were dismissed yesterday at the creditors' request. The creditors named Union Iron and Steel Company Farrin Lumber Company and Jewett Bigelow Brooks. Dismissal ends the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Curd Company
Union Iron and Steel Company
Farrin Lumber Company
Jewett, Bigelow & Brooks
Kentucky Official Substituted as Plaintiff in Bank Settlement
Permission was yesterday given by the court for George E. Speer the newly appointed Banking Commissioner of Kentucky to be substituted as plaintiff in proceedings the Kentucky officials have pending against the Fifth Third National Bank of this city in connection with the settlement of the affairs of the Alexander Bank of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
George E. Speer
Banking Commissioner
Fifth- Third National Bank
Alexander Bank of
Lexington
Sycamore cafe keeper James Meyers faces tax evasion charge
James Meyers a Sycamore Street cafe keeper was arraigned before Commissioner Adler charged by revenue officials with concealing whisky and evading tax. He received more time to settle with the Internal Revenue Office as negotiations continue with Washington officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meyers
Sycamore Street
Adler
Internal Revenue Office
Meyers
Washington
Claude Smith Surrenders on Antinarcotic Charge
Claude Smith, held to answer for alleged violations of the antinarcotic law, was surrendered by his sureties Miles T. Watt and August F. Driemeyer yesterday. They stood bond for $2,000 for his appearance before the grand jury. Smith remained in jail in default of other sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith
Miles T. Watt
August F. Driemeyer
Smith
Wright Prales Training Plans Win Federal Approval
Cincinnati plan of cooperative training pairs shop work with English math and science for trades. J C Wright of the Federal Board of Vocational Education praises it as the most successful economical vocational training. John F Arundel notes alternating two week shop work and school study, with wages starting eight dollars then ten. New classes in auto trade printing and textile sewing trades open, with girls and boys enrolling through Arundel at the Danton Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. C. Wright
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Wright
D. J. MacDonald
University of Cincinnati
John F. Arundel
Arundel
Auto Trade School
Cor
Textile Sewing Trades Association
Sewing Trades School
Danton
Mrs Alice M Hooker Dies Sudden at Home
Mrs. Alice M Hooker died suddenly Friday at 2725 Cleanview Avenue. She is survived by husband Charles H Hooker manager of Prudential Life Insurance Co, daughter Mrs William Anna Andrews of Newport Ky, and son Harry I Hooker. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Hooker
Cleanview Avenue
Charles H. Hooker
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Willian’ Anna Andrews
Newport
Harry I. Hooker
Death of Mrs Counts of Glendale in Chardon Ohio
Telegrams report the death of Mrs. Fred Counts 38 in Chardon Ohio after vanishing from a cottage near Cleveland. She had been ill and mentally troubled, found in a lake near Chardon after a week’s search. She leaves two children, the younger seven months. Funeral services will be in Glendale.
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Fred Counts
Glendale
Chardon
Counts
United States
Devanney
Chester Cave
Cleveland
Speakers Named For Community Celebrations
E C Gibbs urges native and foreign born residents to attend Independence Day park events with picnics. The lineup lists speakers at each park, community singing leaders, and planned athletic contests by language groups. Cincinnati clubs host Hyde Park events with morning contests, a 5 to 8 pm band concert, and a 9 pm fireworks show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gibbs
Chamber of Commerce
Zoological Garden
Henry T. Hunt
Guy Mallon
Washington Park
Carl Jacobs
Jesse Halsey
Lytle Park
David Phillipson
I. H. Dube
Burnet Woods
S. B. Stanbery
Randall J. Condon
Edén Park
Michael Ryan
Benton Oppenheimer
Lincoln Park
Zoo
Marston Allen
W. W. Calhoun
Walter Aiken
Inwood Park
L. J. Mueller
Eden Park
J. J. Rowe
H. J. Plogstedt
Max Hirsh
Mt. Echo Park
Charles H. Robinson
Cincinnati
Steffen's Grove
Silverton
David Davis
J. Albert Jones
J. J. Richards
Stolen church fund buried cash recovered on Mt Adams
Detective Robert Gernhardt uncovered War Savings Stamps and cash stolen from St Xavier College. Two youths, suspected of the robbery, led police to buried stamps and money totaling 177.11 dollars, with stamps valued at 141.11 and 36 dollars in cash. Juvenile Court holds the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gernhardt
Mt. Adams
St. Xavier College
Sycamore Street
East Fifth Street
Wesley Chapel
Men of Affairs George Root to Tour and Others Visit
Grain merchant George W. Root left for an Eastern tour Saturday night and will summer at Glacier Park. Visitors Saturday to the Grain Exchange include James R. Reeder Hamilton O Miles Muchmore Glendale W C Hart and Carl D Menazie in Ganapolis. Charles D Oesterlein Jr of the Oesterlein Machine Tool Co with Mrs Oesterlein will sail July 2 for four months in Europe to study machine tool trade and other Cincinnati manufacturing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Root
Glacier Park
James R. Reeder
Hamilton O
Miles Muchmore
Glendale
W. C. Hart
Lincoln
Neb
Carl D. Menazie
Ganapolis
Charles D. Oesterlein, JR
Oesterlein Machine Tool Company
Oesterlein
Europe
Cincinnati
Film Exchange Employees Dismissed Amid Union Clash
About sixty five workers from six major film companies were discharged after organizing the Film Exchange Employees Local Union. The union and the Motion Picture Operators' Union plan solidarity actions while efforts to settle the dispute proceed through labor leaders and the exhibitors league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Film Exchange
Metro Film Company
Pathe Film Company
Vitagraph Film Company
Triangle Film Company
Standard Film Company
Goldwyn Film Company
Opera Place
Film Exchanges
Edward Kirsch
Central Labor Council
Motion Picture Operators’ Union
American Federation of Labor
National Film Exchange Employees’ Organization
Film Exchange Employees’ Union
National Union
Matin Picture Exhibitors’ League
Retired Merchant’s Wife Slashes Throat With Razor
Mrs. Fannie Polasky 61 of 32 Cleveland avenue Avondale is in serious condition at General Hospital after an attempted self inflicted cut with a razor yesterday morning. Her husband Philip Polasy a retired merchant heard a noise from the second floor and found her bleeding before a mirror.
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Fannie Polasky
Cleveland Avenue
Avondale
General Hospital
Philip Polasy
Births notice list from Oakley and nearby streets
Boys born to families on Calvert Oakley Purcell Neave Belvidere with parents John Helen Lantz Stafford Leona Geiss Louis Emma Turner and Charles Eva from addresses 4706 Calvert 715 Purcell 643 Neave 1139 Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and Helen
Calvert Street
Oakley
Lantz
Stafford
Leona
Purcell Avenue
Geiss
Louis
Emma
Neave Street
Turner
Charles and
Eva
Belvidere
Fragmented Name List From City Directory Snippet
Readable lines list pairs of people and addresses including Fran, John and Martha at 2819 Massachusetts Avenue. Browne with Walker and Charrotts at 44 Lenox Place. McKibben with John and Louise at 2638 Hemlock Hull. Sidney and Nina at 281 McCormick Place. Gustave and Marcella Fisher at 2619 Observatory Avenue. Applegate with Jesse and Laimla at 4459 Eastern.
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Doraaller
George
Rose
Township Street
Fran
John
Martha
Massachusetts Avenue
Browne
Walker
Charrotts
Lenox Place
McKibben
Louise
Hemlock Street
Hull
Sidney
Nina
McCormick Place
Fisher
Gustave
Marcella
Observatory Avenue
Applegate
Jesse
Laimla
Eastern Avenue
Masonic Lodges Announce July Meetings and Visits
Miami Lodge No 46 F and A M holds special communication July 1 at 7 30 p m Kilwinning Chapter 4 meets July 2 7 30 p m with balloting and routine Visitors welcome Stated Masons and R A M chapters hold July 1 meetings with work in B A degree and visits noted Walnut Hills Lodge 483 F and A M holds special meeting July 1 6 p m to confer M M degree Visitors welcome
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Miami Lodge
F.ana A. M
Benj. Toby
W. M
Kilwinning
Norwood
Chas. M. Yost
H. P
Schmidt
Walnut Hills
A. M
Clarence E. Henderson
William Schughardt
Sec'y
Engineers' Union Meeting and K of P Page Rank
Engineers' Union Local No 18 meets at Odd Fellows Hall Covington Ky June 30 at 8 pm with lunch served. Ivy Lodge K of P No 16 will confer the Page Rank in dramatic form Tuesday July at Odd Fellows Temple with Deputy Grand Chancellor installing officers. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fifth and
Madison St
Covington
Chas. Manwood
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Portsmouth Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list names Mary Boettger Alice Hooker Ralph Powell Amanda McGlone Marcus Penker Elizabeth Siefke with residence details and dates. Services scheduled July 1 at churches and residences in Norwood Walnut Hills Portsmouth Calhoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penker
Marcus
Barbara
Siebold
Valencia Street
St. George's Church
Calhoun Street
Siefke
Elizabeth Siefke
Kohmescher
Henry Siefke
Vincent Siefke
S.J
Dandridge Street
St. Paul's Church
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