Parole Consideration Notice for Mark Cor dell
Mark Cor dell a prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Ohio is eligible for parole recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain for the Board of Pardon and Parole. Hearing set for on and after July 14 1925 O F Garver Chief Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cordell
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
O. F. Garver
Charles Cranshaw
QO. F. Garver
Curtis Cross
Edward Williams
Board of Paroon and Parole
William Ennis
C. F. Garver
John Cross
Willie Montgomery
Charles Craven
Board of Pardons and Parole
Cincinnati approves Ravenna street improvements plan
On June 16 1925 the Cincinnati Council declares necessary improvements for Ravenna street from Chandler street to the north corporate line. The project includes grading a combined storm and sanitary sewer system with vitrified pipe a six inch water main new drains and inlets reinforced concrete paving and integral curbs. Assessments will be levied in ten yearly installments with interest and may be paid in cash within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna Street
Council of the
Oes Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Ravenma Street
Chandler Street
North Corporation
City of
Cincinnati
Madisonville
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Carr Street
Council of the City of
Gest Street
Seventh Street
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Richmond
West Streets
Eighth Street
West Street
Carolina Avenue
Carolina’ Avenue
Oberlin Avenue
Matlock Avenue
Madison Road
Etsel Avenue
Gomien Avenue
Glenshade Avenue
Whetsel Avenue
Bertha C, Lietze
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Hamilton County Sheriff Sale Norwood property 1925
Public sale ordered by the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to enforce a judgment. The property known as 2312 Adams Avenue Norwood Ohio Lot 313 Bosinger Hopkins subdivision fronts Adams Street and covers 150 feet by 140 feet with 50 feet street frontage. Sold for cash August 1 1925 at 11 am by Sheriff Richard B Witt. Case 193180.
City of Cincinnati Legal Notice of Mitchell Avenue Improvement
Public notice outlines Council resolution to improve Mitchell avenue from Vine street to Spring Grove avenue with grading curbs drains and Durax paving on a seven inch concrete base. It lists abutting property owners and assigns assessments to benefits, with sale actions and other district notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Avenue
Vine Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Richard C. Belt
Milford
Clermont County
Ohio
Theodore A. Bruhl
Cincinnati
Fred Ri ’ Jr
George Rapp
Charles Rapp
Liz ¥Ile Rapp
Katie Rapp
Lena Rapp
Bantam
Terresa Franke
Newport
Kentucky
Edward Franke
Bellevue
Theresa Franke
George Franke
Anna F. Owens
Julius Franke, Jr
City of
State of Ohio
Director of Public Service
Ordinance 224-1925 Changes Griest Avenue Grade
The Council on June 16 1925 passes Ordinance No 224 1925 changing the grade of Griest avenue from Paxton to Meier and repeals part of Ordinance No 100-1921. It fixes the new grade and sidewalk widths along Griest Paxton and Meier with specified measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griest Avenue
Paxton Avenue
Meier Avenue
Council For Public Inspection
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Grace Avenue
Aveda
City bids to repave Sixth Street over ruptured water main
Sealed proposals due 12 noon July 13 1925 at City Hall Cincinnati for Sixth Street repaving from 120 feet west of Cutter to Stone. Plans and specs available $2. bids require a $150 bond and a 50 percent performance bond. use printed forms. director may reject all bids. Edward P. Durr secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oso Cic
Harry L. Conn
Insurance of
Ohio
City
Cincinnati
Police Department
City of Cincinnati
City of
Director of Public Safety
Ernst von Bargen
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Sixth Street
Cutter Street
Stone Street
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
Edward P. Durr
Notice of Meeting to Surrender Corporate Authority
The A. O. Wente Copper Works will hold a stockholders meeting on July 22, 1925 at 12:30 p.m. at 809 Southern Ohio Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio to surrender and abandon its corporate authority. Harrison G. Hess president Gertrude Wente secretary William P. Hohmann attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Wente Copper Works
Southern Ohio Bank
Cincinnati
Harrison G. Hess
Gertrude Wente
William P. Hohmann
Parole Hearings Sought for Ohio Prisoners
Notice lists prisoners Charles Cran shaw Curtis Cross Edward Williams William Ennis and John Cross confined in Ohio seeking consideration for parole with hearings to be held after a date noted by Chief Clerk C F Garver.
Paroles Recommended for Prisoners in Ohio Board Review
Notice states Willie Montgomery and Charles Craven, prisoners in Ohio, have paroles recommended to the Board of Pardons and Parole for reconsideration and possible release.
Public sale of Norwood lot scheduled by sheriff
The sheriff will publicly sell on Saturday July 25 1925 at 11 o clock a.m. the described real estate in Norwood Hamilton County Ohio part of East Norwood Syndicate Subdivision Lot 1. Beginning at southwest corner on Harris avenue go north 120 feet then east 32 feet then south parallel to the west line to the north line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Norwood
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Columbia Township
East Norwood Syndicate
Amilton County
Harris Avenue
Public sale of Wyoming Ohio real estate in 1925
Pursuant to a Common Pleas Court order for sale the sheriff will offer at public sale at the office of the sheriff in Cincinnati on Saturday July 25 1925 at 11 o'clock a.m. the property known as 644 Oak street Wyoming Hamilton County Ohio described as Lot 200 and north 20 feet of Lot 199 in Scovill subdivision fronting 74 feet on Oak street and 100 feet deep, valued at 3000 and conveyed to Agnes Hinckley by general warranty deed. Case 192619. Sheriff Hamilton County. Simon L Leis attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Miami Purchase
Columbia Township
Ohio
Bosinger & Hopkins
Norwood
Recorder's Office
Adams Street
Floral Avenue
C. H. Hoffmeister
Annette Warner
Adams Avenue
C.F. Veith
Ggfrie E. Schurtz
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
AMS
Ragland, Dixon & Murphy
James W. Sibley
Terrace Park
Hampton County
Park Avenue
Stanton Avenue
Charles Leininger
John B. Kruseling
John S. Kruseling
Webster Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Lotta F. Bedford
Jos. F. Bedford
Hamilton County Recorder
Deer Park Village
Sycamore Township
Bedford
Schulte
Deer Park
Deer P
Ft. Schulte
Ford Bader
Chas. S. Bell
Jessie Adler
Harris Avenue
Isaac Frankel
Fredericka McCarthy
J. Arthur Meyer
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Geo. P. Carrel
H. Meeds
Riff
Sheriff's
College Hin
Handman Street
Nellie Burlew
Charles H. Burlew
Kilduff, Schiele
Gale
Anton Meidel
Louis Boebinger
Vine Street
Cincin
James Findlay
James C
Israel
L. Ludlow
James and
Jane Findlay
Hollister Street
Milk Street
Ernest Weiss
Weiss
Henry Rech
Johannes Klotzner
Vine and Hollister Streets
Estelle Wilson
Michael Meidel
A. L. Luebbers
Arthur Quitman
Williams
Kemper Lane
Nicholas Longworth
Martin Fox
Longworth
Kemper
Catharine L. Anderson
Matilda Mannix
Chase
Wilby
Thomas Usher
W. H. Rucker
County of
Hamilton
State of
William E. Harmon
Hyde Park
Erie Avenue
I. Frankel
Minerva
Wyoming
A. L. Scovill
Greenwood
Oak Street
Maple Street
Agnes Hinckley
Henry Hartman
Joseph M. Capps
Simon L. Leis
County of Hamilton
I. L. Ludlow
James
Vine and
Hollister Streets
Madisonville
Anna M. Leonard
Corsica Place
New Mission Baptist Church
John Kramer
Wm. Morton
Pickering Building
Fifth
Main Streets
Tel
St. Peters Street
Council of the
City of Cincinnati
Humbert Avenue
Babb Alley
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Resolution on oiling Telford and Shiloh avenues Cincinnati 1925
A resolution proposes treating roadways on Telford avenue from Bryant to Ludlow and Shiloh from Telford to Middleton with oil. The plan places the full cost on abutting properties for 1925 under a contract with The Byrnes-Conway Company and levies assessments per Ohio law. Passed December 20, 1925. HAL. F. HORNB ERGER
Resolution on Shaffer avenue oil treatment district creation
A city resolution designates Shaffer avenue from Fischer place to Hilkman property as an oil treatment district. The project funds the roadways via assessments on abutting properties for 1925, under a contract with The Byrnes Conway Company per Ordinance No. 253-1924, with timing set by the Director of Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
State of Ohio
Director of Public Service
Chas. F. Hornberger
City of
Cincinnati
Edward P. Durr
Beresford Avenue
Gaff Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
Shaffer Avenue
Fischer Place
Hilkman
Cincirnnati
Byrnes- Conway Company
Dpockenber
Steiner Avenue
Riverside Drive
Hartman Street
Clerk of Council
Ahrens Street Oil Treatment Confirmed Under Resolution 195-1925
A resolution directs that Ahrens Street from St. Clair to 275 feet south of Nixon be treated with oil during the period the Public Service Director has contracted. The ordinance notes assessment on abutting properties to cover the total cost, following Ohio law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Telford Avenue
Bryant Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Shiloh Avenue
Middleton Avenue
Ahrens Street
St. Clair Street
Nixon Street
Byrnes-Conway Company
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Resolution and notices of Cincinnati street improvements
A long municipal document outlines Steiner avenue road treatment projected for 1925 and 1926, a partition sale involving Findlay land, and Ordinance 226-1925 to improve Carr street with curbs brick sewers and a water main. It notes assessments, timelines, and public sale details in Cincinnati Ohio.
Public School Furniture Proposals Due in Cincinnati
Sealed bids for furnishing and installing school furniture and equipment are invited by the Board of Education of Cincinnati Ohio. Proposals due July 13 1925 at noon. Work to Hartwell Theodore Roosevelt Robert Fulton Rothenberg schools and stores with delivery by September 14 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Denton Building
Seventh
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Court Street
City of Cincinnati
Hartwell
Hartwell Avenue
Springfield Pike
Theodore Roosevelt
Waverly Avenue
Pine
Public Notice Bids and Real Estate Sale Announced
A 1925 public sale notice outlines furniture and equipment bid procedures with required bonds and a performance guarantee. Separate probate sale lists real estate in Hamilton County Ohio appraised at 1452 dollars with cash terms. Also an ordinance for St Peters street sewer work details assessment method and payment terms by property owners and city share.
Baltimore Avenue Sewer Ordinance Proceeding Initiated
Ordinance No 230-1925 determines to proceed with sewering Baltimore avenue from Yoast avenue to coast avenue and along abutting parcels. It provides that the total cost will be assessed proportionally to benefited lots and lands. Assessments may be paid in five annual installments starting thirty days after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Yoast Avenue
Baltimore’ Avenue
Coast Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Marburg Avenue Sewer Improvement Ordinance Notation
Notice of Ordinance No 229-1925 detailing Marburg avenue sewer project from Paxton to Everson with frontage assessment of 3 50 per foot to be paid in five annual installments and option for non specially assessed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marburg Avenue
Council of
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Paxton Avenue
Everson Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Eighth Street Improvement Ordinance Notice No 228 1925
The ordinance determines Eighth Street from Elberon avenue to the west line of old St. Joseph Cemetery for grading granite curb drainage water system changes and paving with granite blocks. Assessments are to be levied in ten annual installments following passage of the assess ordinance. remainder of cost to be assessed including intersectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Council of the City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Elberon Avenue
Old St. Joseph Cemetery
Ander
City Clerk Note On Ordinance Payment
A fragment indicates the City of Cincinnati will pay or process costs. The notice directs that a copy of the ordinance is available at the Clerk of Council office for public inspection and reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Clerk of Council
Cincinnati Ordinance Plans Carolina Avenue Improvement
The City of Cincinnati adopts Ordinance 227-1925 to grade Carolina Avenue from Oberlin to Matlock and install a combined storm and sanitary sewer, a six inch water main, drains and inlets, and reinforced concrete paving with curbs. Two percent of the total cost plus intersection costs are city funded, with the remainder assessed to abutting property owners who may elect to pay.
Madison Road Improvement Plan Nearing Approval in Cincinnati
City Council approves a Madison road upgrading project from Whetsel Avenue to the east line of Gomien Avenue. The work includes grading, granite curbs, combined sewers, water system updates, brick track paving, asphalt roadway, and sidewalk widening, with funding split between special assessments and bond proceeds.
City of Cincinnati Prohibits Unlawful Openings
A city regulation in Cincinnati bars making any opening within designated areas. The notice outlines penalties and enforcement by municipal authorities under local laws.
Cincinnati Vacates East Ten Feet of Hooker Street
City council ordinance vacates east ten feet of Hooker Street from Daytona Avenue north to Broadwell Avenue south, after petitions and planning commission approval, finding no public use. Effective upon legal approval, June 16 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Daytona Avenue
Broadwell Avenue
Hooker Avenue
City Planning Commission
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of
Co . i
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Bertha C., Lietze
Geo, P. Carrel
Third Street
Widath
Smith Street
Race Street
Passey
Pred Schneller
State OF Ohio Department OF Commerce Division OF Insurance
Columbus
South Gudrolina Insurance Company
Columbia
South Carolina
Ieee
Cseusiséa
Hal. F. Hornberger
Co. W. Handman
Frank Leighner
Hicksville
Marie B. Burker
Sandusky
Ernest Miller
New Orleans
Louisiana
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