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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

5

Stolen Car Service Launched by Lexington Motor Co

The Lexington Motor Company offers a stolen car service for Minute Man Six owners, replacing old vigilance measures with modern protection. Company officials cite ongoing commitment to owner protection, reducing losses and increasing customer satisfaction through post sale care. Letters from owners praise the program and its security benefits.

Lexington Motorompany Lexington Minute Man Lexington Lexington Motor Company

Motor Truck Advancements Aim At Efficiency and Rural Routes

In New York a meeting of truck manufacturers discussed improving motor truck efficiency to aid railroads and create return loads bureaus now operating in 38 cities. Proposals include rural motor express routes to speed farmer supplies to markets. Production has doubled in six months with 400 000 trucks in use. Speakers included R D Chapin G M Graham S A Miles and S M Williams.

R. D. Chapin Highways Transport Committee Ge M. Graham S. A. Miles National Motor Truck Committee Highways Industries Association New York

Wonders of the Automobile Industry pamphlet highlights jobs and wages

The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce releases Wonders of the Automobile Industry. It states 830000 employees and dependents could fill Chicago or Philadelphia Boston and St Louis combined. Annual wages total 747000000.

National Autmobile Chamber of Commerce Chicago Philadelphia Boston St. Louis

Automobile Scale Outranks Railroads and Oil Giants in Capital

The piece compares automobile and railroad capacities, noting $1.297 billion capital for autos versus higher totals for national banks and major railroads. It claims autos carry 10 billion more passenger miles annually and seat 25 million people, dwarfing rail cars. It argues railroads would need costly duplication to match auto traffic.

Pennsylvania, New York Central Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Standard Oil United States Steel Corporation

Real estate activity includes plant addition and property sale

The Herschede Hall Clock Company plans an L shaped addition at its McMillan and Essex site. Edward H. L. Haefner rents a Main Street store room to Fry Auto Supply. E M Costello returns from French Lick. Frank Crowe sells a 120 acre Cincinnati area farm near Lebanon Ohio for 5000 to Foord and Shields. Henry C. Eze offers West Fifth Street business property near the B and O station for sale on July 2. Costello and Son sell an eight room house at 3022 Cincinnati Street for 2025 for the Mayer estate. continuous respect to moved entities.

Herschede Hall Clock Company McMillan and Essex Place Edward H. L. Haefner Alms &Doepke Company William H. Alms Main Street Fry Auto Supply Company Frank Crowe Norris Cincinnati Foord Shields Falmouth Lebanon, O West Fifth Street Baymiller B. & O Railroad Henry C. Eze E. M. Costello & Son William Burns Louis Mayer Cinnamon’ Street

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Cancellations Listings

Real estate notes show M Holfstegge to A Bommer on Cheviot property for $1 with tax $4.50 and a lease from Bommer to H Lietz with annual rent $105 and purchase option at $2,100. Other transfers include Dickman to Bolce Westwood lot, Simmonds to Richards Jr on Nassau street, and Paxton to Fisher with lots in Dennison subdivision. taxes noted as 50 cents per $500. Mortgages canceled include Jones to Karpe for $227.55 and Leaver to First National Bank & L Co for $2,800.

Mamie Holfstegge Adam Bommer Woodbine Avenue Cheviot Harry Lietz Harry Dickman Louis H. Bolce Lischer Avenue Westwood Dickman Richards Fred

Fragmented Street Pairings Across City Addresses

A list of paired names with street addresses is provided, separating boys and girls pairs. Named individuals include Regin a Barkley Clarence Gilbert, Eastern venue, Massa chts Avenue, Mohawk Heldorn, Lebanon, and others.

Sere Frances Regina Barkley Clarence Alice Gilbert Avenue Liggett William Julia Emer Gertrude Massachts Avenue Fletcher Harold Florence Hudson A Andreas Rose Heldorn William and Louise McMick Asie Degree Edith Lebanon Avesl Albert Henrietta Cassa‘Belging Charien Celia Denver Ave Rahm Henry and Ida Richmond Street

Cincinnati Transportation Bureau Forms Office in Traction Building

The Cincinnati Transportation Bureau has organized to aid shipping and traffic problems and secured offices in the Traction Building on Saturday. R. W. Byrne, longtime Cotton Belt Route representative in Cincinnati, and H. A. Larkin, formerly with Illinois Central Railroad, will manage its affairs.

Cincinnati Transportation Bureau Traction R. W. Byrne Cincinnati H. A. Larkin Illinois Central Railroad

Adlai Saunders Leaves Tribune for Navy Publicity

Adlai C. Saunders dramatic editor of The Commercial Tribune departs for Great Lakes Training Station Illinois to serve as a yeoman in the navy publicity department. He has worked at the paper two years after graduating from the University of Cincinnati.

Adlai C. Saunders The Commercial Tribune Great Lakes Training Station Ill Navy Mr. Saunders University of Cincinnati

Monmouth Street Track Torn Up for New Newport Route

The Monmouth street car line between Fifth and Sixth streets was torn up Saturday under Commissioner Joseph Hermann and Street Superintendent Leonard Bauer. Southgate and Clifton cars now use York street tracks. this becomes the permanent route. The last car on Monmouth street left Ever green Cemetery at 7 30 am. Attorney Matt Herold promised continued service but declined further comment. Work to reconstruct Monmouth street will be pushed by contractor Edward J Knepfle.

Monmouth Street Fifth Sixth Streets Joseph Hermann Leonard Bauer Southgate Clifton York Street Newport Evergreen Cemetery Eleventh Street Matt Herold Joe Hermann Edward J. Knepfle

Fourth of July Program at Campbell County Orphans Home

Celebration planned with processional by home children, welcome by Rev. Rainey, songs including God Be With Us and Keep the Home Fires Burning, prayers by Rev. Hausman and Rev. Brueckner, addresses by Fred Bassmann and Rev. Brueckner, duet by Prof. Winston and wife, President Wilson message via Hon. Caldwell, offering and My Country Tis of Thee, announcements by Rev. Reikow, benediction and doxology with accompanist Mrs. Cornelious and cornet John Schroath.

Campbell County Children of the Home T. W. Rainey God Mr. Hausman Fred B. Bassmann William Brueckner D. J

Voss Estate Finalized in Newport Court

Final distribution of the Frank B. H. Voss estate was ordered by Circuit Judge Otto Wolff in the case Caroline Voss administratrix v Gussie Kosche and others. Personal estate valued at 40120 with Caroline receiving 2748 and one half of the personal property. remainder divided among Vera Crook Kosche Verona Voss and Allison Voss. Estate tied up in local court for nearly two years.

Frank B. H. Voss Newport Planing Millman Otto Wolff Caroline Voss Gussie Kosche Vera Crook Verona Voss Allison Voss

Campbell County War Savings Drive Extended Until All Sign

Chairman Benjamin Sharpless of the Drive Committee announced the War Savings Stamp and Thrift Stamp campaign will continue until every resident signs a pledge card. He criticized lax effort by many solicitors in the country districts and said the drive will persist beyond Saturday until each person has done his or her “bit.”

Campbell County Benjamin Sharpless Sharpless

Lieut Beiting on Leave Returns Home in Newport

Lieutenant Edward Beiting, home with his parents at 411 West Tenth Street, spent a leave from Newport after joining a contingent of selects. He went to Ft Barrancas Florida, was promoted in four months, and received a commission. Howard McAllister of Newport also earned a commission after the same period.

Edward Beiting West Tenth Street Beiting Newport Selects Ft. Barrancas Fla Howard McAllister

Campbell Circuit Court Adjourning After Motion Docket

Circuit Judge Otto Wolff said Campbell Circuit Court will adjourn for the summer after the motion docket next Saturday morning. One case remains to be tried. The murder case against Arthur Niebeck for assaulting John Yager of Grand Avenue is set for Monday.

Otto Wolff Campbell Circuit Court Arthur Niebeck John Yager Grand Avenue

Warning Issued by Newport and Campbell Draft Boards

The Newport and Campbell County Selective Service Boards Saturday issued a warning advising registrants to keep their current positions until notified to change by draft boards. Those unsure of their standing can contact the draft board members for information.

Newport Campbell County Selective Service Boards

Richard Winters Dies at 78 in Campbell County

Campbell County pioneer Richard Winters died at his Cold Springs home early Saturday aged 78. He had lived in the county his entire life. Funeral services are set for Monday at Asbury Chapel with interment at Asbury Cemetery.

Campbell County Richard Winters Cold Springs Mr. Winters Asbury Chapel Asbury Cemetery

Patriotic Celebration Planned by D A R Chapter

Keturah Moss Taylor G Chapter D A R members organize a patriotic celebration to be held Thursday evening July 4 at Carnegie Library Hall corner Fourth and Monmouth streets as announced Saturday by the committee.

Keturah. Moss Taylor G Daughters of the American Revolution Carnegie Library Hall Fourth Monmouth Streets

Labor Commission appoints James Wilson as guest speaker

The Hon. James Wilson, appointed Chairman of the Labor Commission by President Woodrow Wilson, will be the orator. No admission will be charged, and invitations have been extended to the public.

James Wilson The Labor Commission Woodrow Wilson

Carnival a Big Social and Financial Hit for Defense Council

The Women’s Auxiliary of the National Council of Defense held a weekend street fair at Newport Courthouse and City Hall lawn that drew monster crowds and is expected to raise over $7,000. Proceeds fund a hostess house for visiting soldiers and sailors. auctions, booths, and a Thrift Stamp drive grossed substantial sums with leaders including Mrs. James McCracken and Miss Jula Kunz guiding activities. General James McCracken supervised operations as music by local bands accompanied the event.

National Council of Defense Newport City Hall Sam John L. Shuff Cincinnati Green Flower Booth Betty’ Bliss Jean Bliss William Sanders Mary Nelson Emile Baur Covington Allen Southgate Captain Menges P. M. Witt Ben Sharpless P. Walker Curtis Uncle Sam

Newport man sentenced for attempted assault on teen

Arthur Schermbeck was convicted of attempting to assault a 15 year old Newport girl and sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Otto Wolff to three years in county jail plus a $500 fine. He will be transported to Alexandria on Monday to begin the sentence, totaling 1,346 days in jail.

Arthur Schermbeck Newport Otto Wolff Alexandria

Newport Notes and Legal Notices From Ft Thomas Area

A Ft Thomas city bound car collision caused a shaken ride but no injuries. Circuit Judge Otto Wolff grants divorce to Hiram Mitchell from Ida Mitchell on abandonment charges. Newport urges payment of June 1918 taxes at the Finance Department to avoid rush. Safety Chief Dan Riedel orders saloons and candy stores to remove punch boards and gambling games amid complaints over prize wording. Mr and Mrs John Fries celebrate their fiftieth anniversary at 64 Higuianu avenue Ft Thomas.

Ft. Thomas Grand Avenue Newport Otto Wolff Hiram Michell Ida M. Mitchell Commissioner of Finance Chas, D. McCrea Dan Riedel John Fries Higuianu Avenue

Women May Enlist for Hospital Course in Cincinnati

Red Cross seeks volunteers for a 240 hour hospital practice course at General Hospital. Women over 25 may register at Red Cross, Denton Building ninth floor, in the Cincinnati Chapter program directed by the University of Cincinnati School of Nursing. Participants may choose to serve in Cincinnati, elsewhere in the United States, or abroad, and must indicate financial readiness to serve without pay beyond maintenance.

Red Cross The General Hospital Denton Building Cincinnati American Red Cross School of Nursing and Health University of Cincinnati United States

Ohio youth units stage drills at Chester Park annual outing

Junior O U A M and Company I of the Second Ohio Regiment led an exhibition drill at Chester Park during their annual outing Saturday. Eulalia Council Degree of Pocahontas and the Improved Order of Red Men also held an outing at Chester Saturday.

Second Ohio Regiment Chester Park Chester Eulalia Council

War Garden Registration Blanks Sent to 61 Councils

The Cincinnati Council of National Defense mailed registration forms to sixty one Community Councils to count war gardens and measure food production by nonprofessional growers.

Cincinnati Council of National Defense

WOUNDS AND GAS FATAL. Robert Hall Dies in France

Robert Hall, 20, of Kings Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall, died in France May 27 after gas and other injuries sustained in action. Information was received Saturday confirming his death.

Robert Hall Thomas Hall Kings Mills France Hall

Covington Limit Club Extends War Savings Drive

Covington Kenton County Eyes large War Savings Stamp Limit Club growth. By Saturday noon membership reached 358 with 1200 hoped by campaign end. John Crowe leads city workers and designed a window card to honor members as boosters in the war effort.

Kenton County John Crowe Limit Club The Ben A. Adams Greenup J. Appel West Thirty-third Street Louis J. Nte Madison Avenue Advance Mill Work Company Eighth and Garrard Streets W. R. Allen Scott Street John Allison Elm Street Acme ‘Perpetual Building Association Ninth and Panklick Streets J. H. Aufenwasser Greenup Street Meyer Berman Eighth and Madison B. Bramiage Ft. Mitchell Bank of Indépendence Independence Russell Avenue Henry C. Beckman West Nineteenth Street Frank Bamberger Horse Branch Road Thomas L. Bratton Second A. M. Bower Garrard A. L. Buston East Tenth J. H. Behrens Russell Marie Biesack E. M. Blick Mary Boro Kate Boro East Second Charles A. Boro John L. Brady Mariana Burnett Mpetual Building and Loan Association Seventeenth and Madison O. J. Carpenter South Martella Co. C. Chase Garrard Avenue Cincinnati Pulley’s Machine Company East Third Street Joseph Carl Lewis and Backer J. L. Crigler Ft Mitchell J. L. Cassidy Mastern Avenue Covington B. Dad Trust Co Northeast Corner Sixth and Edison Dan ‘Cohen Company Pike Street L. V. Creasey Marzella Citizens’ Building Association Fifth and Madison Citizens’ National Bank Pike and Madison Central Savings Bank and Trust Company Charles Eugene Clark West Covington Covington Perpetual Building and Savings Association Mattie J. Carpenter Citizens’ Bank of F. Cohen Pike J. M. Clark Cincinnati Grain’ and Hay Company J. Campbell Latonia J. B. Carlin Theresa Cleve Vermont Thomas R. Cody Third Scott Columbia ‘Building Association Southwest Corner Seventh and Majin H. D.connelly H. D. Connely F. D. Crigler Elm Ludlow R. L. Crigler Iris J. A. Downard Fourth Harry N. Dine Henry Depenbrock J. H. Drexelus East Second Street William F. Dress East Thirty-third Street Dennert Overall and Pants Company Dine-Schabell Company Martin M. Durrett Marianna Dines Furniture House Charles J. Davis Central Moriana Donaldson Art Sign Company Twenty-first Donaldson Elizabeth Duke Delmar B. T. Davidson FH. Mitchell F. J. Debowski A. J. Goodbar Claude E. Harris Erlanger J. T. Harrison East Fifteenth Street F. A. Hiller Highlana Cemetery Henry Heidel E. J. Hamilton Wallace Avenue George W. Hill T. Mitchell W. M. Hind East Third Hatfield Buron Hill M. L. Harbeson East Front Street W. J. Howard Hatfield Coal Company J. B. Heizer Rose Heidel C. R. ‘Houston Philadelphia John Hananer Pike and Charles Hais & Co Lewis Street Hawkins Charles Haehnle Twelfth and Fisk L. Hagedorn John Hamilton Walnut Streets Cincinnati R. R. Hardin Southern Avenue F. (. Hauser East Twenty-first Hemingway Glass Company John CC. Herman Eastern George A. Hill H. H. Holters M. W. Hunt Joseph T. Hennessy East Eleventh W. T. Hollingsworth West Third J. Mason Hawk C. Huelsman East Sixteenth John P. Harbick Byrd A. L. Helle R. A. Jones Louise Jones Margaret Jones Herbert Jackson J. R. Jameson Garrard Street Jansen Hardware Company Charles H. Jacob Jap Andrew Ninth and Geer J. Robert Kelley W. A. Knipper Kenton Building Association Albert Koenig Kentucky Independent Oil Company Clarence A. Kaiper R. R. No Les Pikes Kampschmidt & Schlarman John Kratt East Twenty-first Street J. H. Kruse Park Avenue Paul E. Kerkow John Kelly Care Latonia Race Track King Car West Fourth Luhn & Stevie Co Liberty National Bank Louis Levermann West Eighteenth Street Ludlow Savings Bank Liberty Cherry & Fruit Company Southeast Corner Latonia Deposit Bank Latonia Station Levine Bros A. C. Lichtwadt Lovell & Buffington Coo Scott Sts Wallace Polk Laffoon Lewisburg Building Association Lyric Theater Harry B. Mackay Lexington Pike David Myerschen West Fourth Street F. L. Michaels Wolines, Avenue Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ike Motch the Jeweler Harry Meyers Scott and Wallace Louis Marx M. R. Moran East Tenth Street Newport Model Saving and Building Association Decoursey Avenue Milldale Building and Loan Association Main Street John N. Middendorf West Eleventh Street John T Murphy M. Marcus Maloney Bros Twentieth and Perpetual Building and Loan Association Moeschl-Edwards John Marian F. G. Menker Vermont Street F. H. Marquis B. H Meyer Arrard Street J. J. McDonough West Urth Street Gordon F. McKim Union Conta M. F. McClusky Denver Street B. T. McBurney John Nolan Frank S. Newell Dr. A. Nick Joe Noterman Ohio Scroll and Lumber Company Stewart and Russell Streets

Local Business List and Poultry Tax Note

A lengthy directory lists numerous addresses and company names across Madison avenue Second Street and surrounding blocks. The passage shifts to a note about poultry taxation as a State Tax Commission ruling fixes chicken values at 50 cents each, prompting a citizen to seek clarity after a poultry tax mistake, with encouragement to continue raising fowl to conserve beef.

Sam State Tax Commission

Selective Service Board Clears Work or Fight Status

About 500 selectives, mainly in the Fourth Class, attended a Friday night meeting at City Hall to classify occupations under the War Department ruling. Coal drivers were deemed essential, clerks nonessential, with reclassification to begin Monday and each registrant summoned before boards in turn.

Selective Service Board No. 2 War Department John E. Shepard

Chicken Tax Debate Leaves Lines Blurred

Covington Police Captain Sam Martin reports a statement on a proposed 50 cent tax per chicken and a parallel levy against another commodity. The ruling's scope and enforcement remain unsettled as officials weigh revenue versus impact on residents.

Sam Martin Covington

Uncle Dick Nugent Dies Inventor at Erlanger Home

Richard Nugent age 30 renowned inventor died early Saturday at his Elm street home in Erlanger. He began inventing in 1876 and created a boiler head flanging machine the first to rivet boilers and patented a die for cutting threads in pipes among other devices. Sister Mrs. Catherine Cox survives. Funeral from St. Henry’s Church Erlanger Monday at 9 am with interment in St. Joseph Cemetery Cincinnati.

Richard Nugent Elm Street Erlanger Catherine Cox St. Henry

Benedictine Society Sugar Held Awaiting State Ruling

The Benedictine Society of Monte Casino must hold the sugar left over from last fall under the order of Kenton County Food Administrator Frank Gofton. The matter was referred to State Food Administrator Fred M. Sackett for final determination after a hearing before the Kenton County Food Administration.

Benedictine Society of Monte Casino Kenton County Food Administration Frank Gofton Kenton County Fred M. Sackett

Covington Deaths Reported by Health Officer

Health Officer Dr. James M. O Maley listed weekly mortality figures naming Ida Yoast 44 Rose Lukenheimer 63 John Harrison Powell 27 Thomas M Gray 68 Anna Mae Freidhof 18 James W OShaughnessy 60 Margaret Kolde 83 George Ahlers 25 Delia Sheletree 47 John Pratt 62 John Lewis Logan 1 and William Sheehan 60.

James M. O’maley Ida Yoast Rose Lukenheimer John Harrison Powell Thomas M. Gray Anna Mae Freidhof James W. O’shaughnessy Margaret Kolde George Ahlers Delia Sheletree John Pratt John Lewis Logan William Sheehan

Vagrancy Cases Heard in Covington Police Court

Harry Popper of Detroit was arraigned for vagrancy and making a handbook. Fined 100 dollars and costs with sixty days in jail, sentence remitted after a 500 dollar bond to find work. Edward Griffin of Latonia loitering. 25 dollars and costs and ten days in jail. A 15 year old boy impersonating a gas meter reader was referred to the US District Attorney. he claimed desertion from the army.

Harry Popper Detroit Mich Covington Manson Popper Edward Griffin Latonia Huesman Brandner United States

Will of Fred Kirn Probated in Kenton County Court

The will of Fred Kirn was probated Saturday in Kenton County Court. the estate goes to widow Anna Kirn who is named executrix without bond. The Joseph G Stephany Monument Co filed articles of incorporation Saturday in the County Clerk's office with capital stock of 5000 dollars in 10 dollar shares and indebtedness limit of 2500 dollars. A patriotic meeting drew many farmers to Crescent Springs Saturday night. The rally featured Rev Hugh Leith and Richard P Ernst presiding at a union meeting to be held on the Union M E Church lawn. Rev L L Henson will address. The Women's Free Labor Exchange opens early this week in the Seventh Street Market Building with Miss Mildred Hartke in charge. Further note from Washington references appear.

Fred Kirn Kenton Anna Kirn Joseph G. Stephany Monument Company Crescent Springs Soaye R. Williams Hugh Leith Richard P. Ernst M. E Fifth Greenup Streets L L. Henson First Baptist Church Women's Free Labor Exchange

Women register at police headquarters under Kluemper plan

Registrar Kluemper continues alien enemy registration of women at police headquarters. As of now 245 women have registered. Clifford William Spinner, youngest son of Joseph Spinner of 418 Western Avenue, is home on a seven day furlough from the Great Lakes Training Station where he is serving as an instructor in aviation mechanics.

Kluemper Clifford William Spinner Joseph Spinner Western Avenue Great Lakes

Keiley Divorce Granted in Judge Tracy Court

Lillian Keiley awarded a divorce from Stanley Keiley on cruelty grounds with custody of two minor children and 80 alimony. The couple married July 3. Commonwealth vs Fred Droste: saloon keeper on Madison pike pleaded guilty to selling liquor to a minor and fined 50 dollars plus costs. another similar indictment was nolled.

Lillian Keiley Tracy Stanley Keiley Commonwealth Fred Droste Madison Pike

Ivy No 16 Knights of Pythias Officers Installed

Ivy No 16 Knights of Pythias reports installation of officers and page rank with third reading and voting on by law amendment on Tuesday evening July 2 1918. A Gehr C C F J Lang K R and 8. Hospital Circle next meeting August 1 Florence B Singer Secy.

Ivy No K. of P A. Gehr C. C. F. J. Lang K. R Oo. E Hospital Circle Florence B. Singer Sec'y

Concordia Building Association Holds Directors Election

The Concordia Building Association will hold its annual meeting at 1233 Elm Street on Tuesday July 2 1918 at 7 30 p.m. President Geo Grimm and Secretary A Kaiser sign the notice. Douglass Lodge No 2 K of P will install officers the following evening with Brother B Fe Rimer as installing officer. Visitors welcome. Jacob Flocken and W E Gabel are noted officials.

The Concordia Building Association Elmst Geo. Grimm Pres A. J. Kaiser Sec’y Douglass Lodge No. 2 K. of P Bro. B. FE Rimer Jacob Flocken C. Cc W. E. Gabel K. R

Masonic and M. W. Knighthood Notices July 1918

Stated meetings and special conclave announced for July 2 and 3 1918. Activities include R A Degree work petitions flag dedication and orders of knighthood conferred. Visitors welcome and full attendance urged by WM Pottenger and other officers.

Kilwinning Austin D. Baugh H. P. A. T. Roever Hanselmann Commandery No K. T WM. Ysell D. H. Pottenger

Obituary Notices from a Local Paper Including Names and Dates

Obituaries list Katherine Berrard aged 55 at 4157 Eastern Ave with funeral from St Stephen's Church Columbia on Tuesday. William Davis Roelofson dies June 2 with funeral July 1 at 10 am. Neal O'Leary son of Martin J and Ella Maher dies in France June 7 with second memorial mass July 2. Sarah K Strubbe widow of August H Strubbe dies June 29 aged 65 with funeral July 2 at 2 pm from 224 Oak Street. In memory of Fred G W Chonau dated July 2 1916.

Berrard Katherine Spaniol Eastern Avenue St. Stephen's Church Columbia Davis William Roelofson William Mack Johnson McMillan Upland Place O'leary—Neal Martin J Ella O'Leary Maher West Seventh France St. Peter’s Strubbe Sarah K Elfering August H. Strubbe Oak Street

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