Will names Ferdinand Jelke as beneficiary in wife's estate
Ferdinand Jetke Jr named principal beneficiary in the will of his wife Mrs. Harriet Jelke who died June 1927 leaving an estate valued at 200 000. The will filed in Probate Court yesterday directs a life interest in real estate to Jetke with the remainder divided among a nephew Frederick Exton Paris a stepson Ferdinand Ill and a niece Harriet Bullock Burton. Personal property names a godson Burton Frederick Bull Janet Jelke and 1000 to Amy Campbell plus 1000 to the Lowthorpe School Groton Mass. The October 11 1927 will be the residue to the husband executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Jetke, Jr
Vernon
Mianor
Com Mon Pleas Court
Court of AppEals
Fiarriét E. Jelke
Jelke
William H. lLueders
Frederick Exton
Paris
France
Ferdinand Ill
Harriet Bullock Burton
Rom Hier
Detke
Burton
Frederick K. Bull
Janet Jelke
Amy & Campbell
Lowthorpe
Groton
Mass
Manslaughter Charge Placed in Court Case
Irvin Jennings of 2200 Symmes Street tried on second degree murder before a Crim inal Court jury. Prosecutor Leis accused Jennings of shooting his wife Laura during a March 3 quarrel at their home. Jennings claims the revolver discharged accidentally as he tried to take it from her. Judge Charles S. Bell has not yet imposed sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimal
Irvin Jennys
Symmes Street
Leis
Jennings
Laura
Jenni Gs
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of civil actions filed includes Norma Bruner vs Pauwans for 1812.50, Isabel Archer vs Henry A le et al for 500 and receiver, Robert Whitehead vs Cinci n Street Railway Co for 9574, Anna M Busse vs Charles wards for 975 and mortgage foreclosure, Albert Maescher vs Alice E shaber for 7624.92, Elizabeth M Horwitz vs Morris Dennis et al for 3750 and mortgage foreclosure, Charles Ziser vs Anna Bry et al for 2500, John Wolfer vs Industrial Commission of Ohio for allowance of opinion, Rita Wessel vs Helen McPitver for 5000, Federal Finance Co vs Ahmed P Williams et al for 176.76, Federal Finance Co vs En Conway et al for 332.63, Elmer Shober vs Rose et al for 1085 and mortgage foreclosure, Senate L B pan William Missinnies Jr for 6050 in mortgaged type, Nicholas Michael vs Evans for divorce, Laura Wilson vs William Weber Jr for 8000, Erwin Lipp vs Carrie Lipp for divorce, and Union of Episcopal Churches application for authority to mortgage real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Norma Bruner
Pauwans
Isabel Archer
Henry A.le
Robert Whitehead
Cincini Street Railway Co
Anna M. Busse
Charles Wards
Mort- Mo
Albert Maescher
Alice E.shaber
Elizabeth M. Mhorwitz
Morris Dennis
Charles Ziser
Anna Bry
John Wolfer
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Cpinion
Rita Wessel
Helen McPitver
Federal Finance Company
Ahmed P. Williams
En Conway
Elmer "Shober
Rosein
Senate L
Pan William Missinnies Jr
Nicholas Michael
Evan
Laura Wilson
William Weber, Jr
Erwin Lipp
Carrie Lipp
Union of Elical Churches
Japanese Parachute Jumper Survives East River Jump
Shinich Misumi, a Japanese man, survived a home made parachute jump off Manhattan ridge into the East River after being fished from the water. He remained conscious at the hospital as doctors assessed his injuries and pondered the note in his pocket asking what a parachute jumper thinks on the way down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve Brodie
Manhattan Ridge
East River
Shinich Misumi
Misumi
Used Cars In Classified Columns For Your Trip
Plan a carefree vacation with a reliable car. The Commercial Tribune highlights a variety of reconditioned used cars ready to go. Find makes and models listed today and hit the road with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Vitamins for Lions Festival Feasts at Roy Biles Home
The Lions Club midsummer festival at 2600 Harrison Avenue offers burgoo steaks grilled sausages cold lunch pickles olives cold meats coffee milk tea ice cream cake and more. Activities include card games athletic stunts and Sweet Adeline quartets with a full children's program and prizes for top finishers. The event begins at 2 PM rain or shine with Buck Buchanan serving and Fred Pfeffer coordinating entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Roy Biles
Harrison Avenue
Buck Buchanan
Fred Pfeffer
Bus firm opens Cleveland to Indianapolis line via Akron and Columbus
Interstate Transit Inc announces a new Cleveland to Indianapolis bus line with connections at Columbus for Covington Kentucky and points south. The service runs from Covington north to Columbus Akron and Cleveland with Cleveland links to Buffalo New York and Indianapolis links to Chicago or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Transit, Inc
Transcontinental Bus System
Colonial Stages
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Akron
Columbus
Thomas L. Tallentine
Covington
Buffalo
N. Y
Chieago
St. Louis
Youth in critical condition after police shooting chase
Charles Weber, 17, of 1248 Front Street, was shot in the chest during a stolen car pursuit by Officer Charles Horstman of the Sixth District and remained in critical condition at General Hospital. Passenger Alt Ryan, 22, of 1536 Gladstone Avenue, was charged with stealing the auto from Kemper Lane and McMillan Street, owned by W. T. Wagner & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weber
Front Street
Charles Horstman
Th Sixth District
Sterday
General Hospital
Alt Ryan
Gladstone Avenue
Emmett Kirgan
Kemper Lane
McMillan Street
W. T. Wagner & Sons Company
Race Street
Cincinnatian Heads Christian Endeavor Day
John N. Lodwick of Cincinnati was elected President of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union with no opposition. Four vice presidents were chosen Findlay’s M D Kidwell Columbus’s E Bruce Jacob Cincinnati’s B L Rice and Middlepoint’s Fred Campbell. H A Kiahr of Columbus was named executive secretary Caroline McClure Port Clinton recording secretary Rowen Harrison treasurer. The 1930 convention will be held in Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
John N. Lodwick
Cincinnati
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
M. D. Kidwell
Findlay
E. Bruce Jacob
Columbus
B. L. Rice
Fred Campbell
Middlepoint
H.A. Kiahr
Caroline McClure
Port Clinton
Rowen Harrison
Mansfield, O
Telephone Pioneers Elect Cedar Point Chapter Chief
K D Schaffer of Columbus was elected President of the N C Kingsbury Chapter No 2 Telephone Pioneers of America at the first session of the state convention in Cedar Point Ohio. He succeeds C P Bradford of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Pioneers
Cedar Point
K.D. Schaffer
Columbus
N. C. Kingsbury
Telephone Pioneers of America
C. P. Bradford
Akron
Open jail man freed as case under further probe
Chester A. Poff alias Arthur Sparks Baker was dismissed on a charge of transporting a stolen car from Middletown Ohio to Louisville Kentucky. The case proceeds to possible further investigation with key testimony from William Cohen the used car dealer and questions about a bill of sale. Cohen was bonded as a material witness and Poff was freed but may be called as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neal Smith
United States
Chester A. Poff
Arthur Sparks Baker
Arthur Sparks
Trenton
Middletown
Louisville
William Cohen
Poff
John Rogers
Cohen
Cincinnati
Puff
Rogers
Fugitive From Justice Bound Over On Guilty Plea
William G Kaesser alias in Montgomery pleaded guilty to being a fugitive from justice and was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury under a five thousand dollar bond by United States Commissioner Harry Neal Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G.kaesser
Montgomery
Harry Neal Smith
United States
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed By Dix And Belcher
Harry B. Dix a railway fireman of 2787 West Sixth street filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 1156.15 with 422.50 unsecured and assets of 432 Beverly Belcher of Portsmouth Ohio filed bankruptcy with debts of 7323.69 of which 773.69 are unsecured and assets of 5800 mostly in real estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Dix
West Sixth Street
United States District Court
Beverly Belcher
Portsmouth
Republican Women to Attend Zoo Opera in Cincinnati
Republican women of Cincinnati will skip party work for two evenings to attend the Zoo Opera after negotiations with Mrs. Saul Zielonka and Zoo Opera manager Charles G. Miller. The club will buy out the house for July 23 Faust and July 30 Il Trovatore, then resell tickets to members friends and the public. A committee led by Miss Miriam Romaine and others will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo Opera
Saul Zielonka
Republican Women’s Club
Charles G. Miller
Zielonka
Miriam Romaine
Mills Judy
H. R. Porter
Edward Dreihs
Ida Mae Bell
Marriage licenses list numerous couples in city records
A long list of marriage licenses records couples with each partner’s name, age, and address. Names include Peter Stein and Margaret Rennick, Dennis Boggs and Maggie Sanders, Frank Schulz and Marie Williams, Edwin Mehmert and Julia Riley, plus many others across multiple streets and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stein
Race Street
Baker
Margaret Rennick
Glendora Avenue
Dennis Boggs
Lockland
Maggie Sanders
Frank E. Schulz
Hawthorne Avenue
Marie Williams
Ohio Avenue
Edwin L. Mehmert
Norwood
Julia M. Riley
James L. Nicholl
Western Avenue
Elsie M. Keller
East McMillan Street
Alfred Schnitker
Bank Street
Grace H. Wilson
Guy L. Matz
Symmes ‘Street
Lucille Schnicke
Stetson Street
Clemens Englert
Dear Park
Barber
Cetilia Bicker
Cleveland Avenue
R. Elmer Doyle
Morten Street
Millain
Ruth M. Gates
Morten
R J. Barbour Markwell
East Fifth Street
Helen B. Dinger
Fontbonne Hotel
Henry A. Ruoff
Hamilton, O
Mayme Springmyer
Louisville Pike
Albert Willmuth
East Thirteenth Street
Velma Brose
Wolfgang C. Muller
Elm Street
Erna Schorn
Belvedere
Arthur.iddendorf
Findlay Street
Erma Bierlein
Find
Juliette Fanbion
Mi ‘ A
Hilda G. Frazier
Clarence Hees
Nevada Street
Flora M. Balford
Tremont Street
William J. O'Hearn
Webster
Virginia C. Shea
West McMicken Avenue
Ernest F. Stockmeier
Cummins Street
Floria E. Osborne
Baymiller Street
Harold C. Lewis
Detroit
Mich
Canor Melcher
Vine Street
Nabe
Anna
Eirenheuer
Savannah Avenue
Boss lures two Chattanooga girls away to Dayton
Hazel Webb aged 18 of 513 McCaulley avenue and Louise Gradson aged 18 of 202 West Sixth street were taken by police after wandering off with a former Chattanooga employer who moved to Dayton. Their parents wired for them to return home and the Social Welfare Department sent them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Hazel Webb
McCaulley
Dayton
Social Welfare Department
Grand Juror Indicts Winkler as Embezzler
Garfield Winkler former president of Devere Electric Company faces four indictments for embezzlement totaling 19159 with items flagged as overdrafts of company funds. The grand jury report cites specific sums from 1925 and notes receiver A S Riechmann reported total misappropriation of 49913.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Winkler
Montgomery Road
Devere Electric Company
Grand
Thomas H. Morrow
Common Pleas Court
A.S. Riechmann
Winkler
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Joseph A. Knox
Indiana
Louis F. Britten
Knox
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dayton
West End
Walker
Cheviot
Lee Routt
Stephen Weitlauf
Fairfax Avenue
William A. Fox
Norwood
Erreeee
Weitlauf
Bids Sought for Massive Fill Work at Cincinnati Terminal
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company issued bid specifications for the citys largest fill project. Crews will remove over 6 million cubic yards of dirt from Millcreek Bottoms to level low areas between Sixth Street and Queen City Avenue. Eleven firms with strong finances are invited to bid by July 29, with work to begin within ten days of award and finish within thirty months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Millcreek
Terminal Company
Bald Knob
Harrison Avenue
Sixth Street
Queen City Avenue
Union Terminal ,Company
Temple Bar
Court
Main Streets
Cincinnati
Fred Hoehler
Public Welfare
Henry M. Waite
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Bankhardt elevator fall injures worker on Race Street
Jacob Zelman aged 37 of 1719 Powers Street sustained a fractured hip when an elevator he operated at the Bankhardt Company store on Race Street near Fifth dropped ten feet to the basement. He received first aid at Dr. Glenn Adams Emergency Hospital and was later moved to St. Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Zelman
Powers Street
Bankhardt Company
Race Street
Fifth
Zelman
Glenn Adams
St. Mary’s Hospital
Drowning of 13-Year-Old in Ohio River Near Point Isabel
The ninth drowning in Hamilton County this year occurred when 13 year old WilliamThomas, a Chicago resident visiting his aunt at 706 East Sixth street, drowned in the Ohio River near Point Isabel by the old Water Works. Two white men, CharlesWehry and Walter Whitaker, heard his cries but could not reach him in time. The body had not been recovered by last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
William Thomas
Chicago
East Sixth Street
Thomas
Ohio River
Point Isabell
Charles Wehry
Broadway
Walter Whittaker
Spring Street
S. S. S. Company growth tied to newspaper advertising
Earl H. Cone, chairman, says S. S. S. Company growth hinges on newspapers as the dominant news and advertising medium. The tonic maker, with over a century of history, began with tree and fence signs and now buys space in papers across the United States, Europe, and South America, becoming one of the world’s largest advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Cone
S. S. S. Company
Cone
Mr. Ce
S. S
United States
Thes
Fourth of July Outing Support From Norwood Groups
Norwood Council Knights of Columbus will back the seventy fifth annual Fourth of July outing of St Joseph Orphanage. Joseph W Euler serves as General Chairman for outing arrangements and Timothy L Donovan Grand Knight of the Norwood Council pledges a score of workers to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph
Joseph W. Euler
Yeterday
Timothy L. Donovan
Foghorns Wake Tourist Aboard Conte Grande Return
Mrs. William A. Clark of Grey Manor Mt. Auburn reports the Conte Grande voyage home from Europe was marred by dense fog. Foghorns shrieked all night and kept passengers awake during the last two days at sea. Her sister and brother-in-law Dr and Mrs M L Gunn of Harlan Ky accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
William A. Clark
Grey Manor
Mt. Auburn
Clark
M. L. Gunn
Harlan, Ky
Traffic Men Sail Annual Cruise to Augusta on Washington
Middle West traffic men and families sail from Cincinnati at 2 PM aboard the six deck Washington for Augusta Ky with about fifteen hundred aboard. Entertainment includes dances, vaudeville, games, and an eight piece orchestra. Mayor Radabaugh will officiate and dinner will be served aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Augusta
Washington
Cincinnati Traffic Club
Main Street
James A. Radabaugh
Montgomery
Jesse Galbraith
Procter & Gamble Company
Robert C. Barnard
R. C. Barnard
Pennsylvania Railway
Cincinnati
Charles H. Patterson
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Sicilian Gang Leader Bellini Dies After Akron Shooting
Akron authorities report Frank Bellini, a local Sicilian leader, died from gunshot wounds suffered when gunmen fired on him from a curtained automobile outside his confectionery. The attack is tied to a long-standing feud between rival Sicilian factions in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Frank Bellini
Bettman Consults Law Committee on Public Proceeding
Alfred Bettman Cincinnati attorney and criminal law expert says he advised the Law Enforcement Committee in two Washington visits, including June 18, but he would not discuss the proceedings without committee approval. Dispatches say conferences aim to define the inquiry scope and identify technical advisers for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Alfred Bettman
Cincinnati
Washington
Roads Oiled Last Week Announced by Official
County Surveyor E A Gast reports roads oiled last week: Lebanon from Union Cemetery to county line. Markley from Five Mile to Cincinnati West Union. Five Mile from Markley to Ohio River. Dry Run from Cincinnati West Union to Cincinnati Batavia. State from Nagel to Clough. Hopewell from Loveland Madeira to Cincinnati Zansville. Shawnee Run from Drake to Cincinnati Chillicothe. Dry Ridge from Cincinnati Brookville to East Miami River. East Miami River from Cincinnati Brookville to Blue Rock. Cheviot from Poole to Blue Rock. Van Zandt from Cheviot to Cincinnati Brookville. Banning from North Bend to Blue. Poole from Cincinnati Brookville to Springdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gast
Lebanon Road
Union Cemetery Road
County Line
Markley Road
Five-Mile Road
Cincinnati
Union Road
Five- Mile Road
Ohio River Road
Dry Run Road
Cincinnati-West Union Road
Cincinnati-Batavia Road
State Road
Nagel Road
Clough Road
Hopewell Road
Loveland-Madeira Road
Cincinnati-Zansville
Shawnee Run
Drake Road
Cincinnati-Chillicothe Road
Dry Ridge
Cincinnati-Brookville
Miami River
Blue Rock Road
Cheviot Road
Poole Road
Cincinnati-Brookville Road
Banning Road
North Bend Road
Blue Road
Cincinnati- Brookville
Springdale Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toodand
Appeals Court
Cincinnati Postoffice
Ask Air Travel Bureau
Gibson
Union Central Life Ins. Co
Cleveland-Indianapolis
Cincinnatian
Christian Endeavor
Klinker’s For Furniture
Boudoir
B. Klinker CO
Wade ST
Linn and
Baymiller
West
Natural Bridge
Newport
Latonia
Kentucky
Pearl and
Butler St
Dixie Terminal
Victor Wall
Charles Vining
Joe Shouse
Lawrence Fathman
Ray Tayor
William Ballard
Will Henderson
Daisy McCullough
Rosetta McClinton
Harrison William
Charles Howell
Lucien Steward
Robert Wilson
Peter Corey
Andy Mitchell
Foster
Graham
William Price
George Rodin
Clarence Yardley
Britten
S.S.S. Company
Bettman
LAW
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St. 8Th and John
Main Ave
Melrose
Winton Place
City Ticket Office
Central Union Depot
Big Four Roote
Cy Company
Jefferson Avenue
Vine- Clifton
City Ice & Fuel
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