Society notes on luncheons and musical readings
Mrs Talton Embry hosted the first of two luncheons in Avondale with an auction game across four tables. The list of attendees includes Mrs I J Hackney Mrs Lane Miss Bessie Brister and many others. A Dramatic Readers club public meeting at Linton the Dramatic Readers Lab features Mrs Schuster Martin as reader and pianist Mr Argiewicz. Mrs Frank A Lee hosted an informal French reading gathering in Upland Place. Also noted are A F Mosset in New York and Miss Mary Mosset supporting the House of Consolation. A Holy Family Church wedding for Miss Ruth Cogan and Mr George Beninghaus is set, with a family bereavement affecting the bride elect. Miss Marie Rains of Avondale is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talton Embry
Avondale
Embry
I. J. Hackney
Lizette Woodworth Reese
Mahlon Leonard Fisher
John Arn Lieyd
Edward BH. Mills
Remont Bachelor
John H. Martin
E. Nelson High
Enoch Powell
Howard R. Justis
Samuel Allen
Howard I. Lynch
Charles 5. Page
Ethel Straley
Orrie P. Cobb
John B. Maguire
John F. Adkins
William E. Stark
B. E. Keese
John D. Allen
Henry Hilman Smith
Albino Gorno
Henry Backus
W. M. Fridman
A. P. Burke
EB. 8. Butler
Dramatic Readers’ Lab
Birdie Smith
Martha Qualey
Edith Hunt Jones
Schuster-Martin
Frank A. Lee
Upland Place
Conversatione Francaise
A. F. Mosset
Lincoln Avenue
New York
Empire
Mary Mosset
Metropolis
Miss Mosset
Holy Family Church
Ruth Cances Cogan
George Beninghaus
Miss Cogan
Peter Cogan
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
Thomas Cogan
J. Beninghaus
Hyde Park
Social notes from Covington and Newport clubs begin week
Kentucky society reports a busy calendar with auction bridge groups led by Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris and Mrs. Frank Ramsey. D A R chapters in session with plans for Washington DC in April. Hosts include Mrs. John Eyer Newport and Mrs. William Tudor. March 20 is listed as a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harris
Covington
Auction Bridge Club
Alex Klein
Clifford Kaiper
Ethel
Winifred Carruthers
William G. Walker
Alfred McDonald
Rosedale
Frank Ramsey
Newport
Nannie Hodge
Rowe
Pierson
Elenore Remelin
Mary Jones
Madge Thomas
Spencer Chapter
Portsmouth
Lelevyee
Rachel Woodscroft
Martella
Avondale
Joseph M. Spining
Detroit
Cincinnati
William Horton
William Hamilton
William Davin
John Eyer
William Tudor
Five Hundred
Fred Duke
Louise
Don Mills
Sara Hook
Ruth Biddle
Clarence Alden
Maull
Louisville
William, Davin
Fred Grein
William, Burkamp
Harry Payne
Seth Hoagland
Percy DeCamp
Illiam Spotz
Army
Ft. Thomas
Brown
Welbern
Loeb
Hearne
Priscilla Davies
Joseph Clement
Officers and Wives Dance Close Newport Visit Ties
The last dance in a series for officers and their wives was held at the post gymnasium. Mrs Virgil Collis, visiting from Florida, will spend a month with her sisters the Misses Simrall. Miss Blanch Garber of Madison Ind is guest of Miss Hazel Senour and will soon visit the Misses Amy and Priscilla Davies of Newport. Miss Martha and Dick Lesher have returned to Milford C after a pleasant Newport visit with the Davies sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Gymnasium
Virgil Collis
Florida
Simrall
Blanch Garber
Madison
Ind
Hazel Senour
Pleasant Ridge
Amy
Priscilla Davies
Newport
Martha
Dick Lesher
Milford
Misses Davies
Florence Wells Reads Zion Redemed Paper in Bible Circle
Miss Florence Wells, scholar and traveler, will read a paper this morning on Zion Redeemed from Isaiah chapter forty verse sixty five at the Bible Circle meeting of the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wells
Civic Tea Launches Clean-up Campaign Details Tonight
Mrs. Charles R. Fox chairs the civic department of the Woman's Club as she inaugurates a large scale Clean-up Campaign this afternoon at 2:30 PM during a civic tea at the Woman's Club. The meeting will outline plans and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Fox
The
Woman's Club
Price Hill History Club Hums Over Humorous Topics
The Price Hill History Club met at Mrs. Oyler’s home to explore humor. Members contributed Gems of Wit American Humor by Mrs. Hannaford read The Transfiguration of Miss Philura Mrs. Meeds presented a paper on Mark Twain and His Writings by Mrs. Armstrong and a sketch Keeping Up With Ligzie by Mrs. Manss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Norwood Literary Club to Hear Dr Stewart on Temple Symbolism
Dr Thomas Stewart will lecture on Temple Symbolism in Egypt at the Norwood Public Library this afternoon. The Norwood Literary Club meeting starts at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Literary Club
Thomas Stewart Will
Egypt
Norwood Public Library
Betsy Ross Club Celebrates 14th Birthday in Cincinnati
The Betsy Ross Patriotic Club under the Cincinnati Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution marks its fourteenth anniversary this afternoon at 2 oclock. Miss Grace Cheever will preside and a literary and musical program is planned at Mrs. W. F. Weisman's home on 917 for' street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Patriotic Club
Cincinnati
the Daughters of the Revolution
W. F. Weisman
Street
Grace Cheever
Madisonville Musical Club Social Evening Planned
An active members social will be held Friday March 13 at 7 30 in the kindergarten room of the public school building. Dr W A Hier is President and Mrs W C McLaughlin is Secretary. The next concert is scheduled for March 19 with Hayden's Creation featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville Musical Club
W. A. Hier
W. C. McLaughlin
Hayden
Fairmount Mothers Club Meets at Central Fairmount School
The Fairmount Mothers Club meets this afternoon at 2 with an address on Art in the Home by Mr Vogel art teacher. A box social follows and an informal mingling session will be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Central Fairmount School
Vogel
Robinson’s Assets Cover Claims and Dismissal of Bankruptcy
Judge Hollister orders full and final settlement in the bankruptcy case of veteran showman Governor John F. Robinson. Assets are sufficient to pay undisputed claims plus interest. contested liabilities are resolved by compromises. Case dismissed with costs borne by Robinson. receiver Milton Sayler continues to manage the estate. Key settled claims include Citizens’ National of Falmouth $5,000 and Milford Bank $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showman
John F. Robinson
Hollister
United States
Showman Robinson
Robinson
Milton Sayler
Third National Bank of
Falmouth
Kiy
Thompson & Vandeveer Co
Milford Bank
Horace Mann Students Join East Walnut Hills Clean-Up
Horace Mann school children will actively participate in the East Walnut Hills clean-up campaign organized by the Horace Mann Welfare Association. The effort ties into a larger city wide clean-up plan by the Chamber of Commerce to beautify Cincinnati. Each hilltop property owner is encouraged to plant at least one tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
East Walnut Hills
Horace Mann Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Adulterated Food Charges Arrest Warrant Issued
A warrant was issued for W. S. Dennison of 31 East Third street on the charge of selling adulterated food to Robert Ralston. Ralston alleges corn syrup was in honey he bought from Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Dennison
East Third Street
Robert Ralston
Ralston
Dennison
Free lunch battle over saloon law in afternoon session
In a lively afternoon hearing Ike Feld and Julius Peyton face Schaefer law claims that free cheese crackers and pretzels violate liquor rules. State Prosecutor Morrissey argued against the defendants with M Mulier noting constitutional shifts after the new constitution. Judge Alexander slated a decision for Saturday at 10:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Feld
Julius Peyton
Schaefer
Ed. Morrissey
M. Mulier
Morrissey
Alexander
Coursel Muller
Lavin
Cleveland
Adopted Children Mourn Greensburg Benefactor L D Crooks
L. D. Crooks of Greensburg was buried in Greensburg yesterday. He died last Monday and was a noted benefactor of the Children's Home. He and his wife adopted seven children. four attended the bier, three are buried. Dr. Stewart Hagen from this city attended him Sunday but could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Crooks
Greensburg
India
Mr. Crooks
Stewart Hagen
Brakeman Severed Leg in Sixth Street Train Yard Accident
Ignatz Wueblitzki, 45, a Polish brakeman, had his left leg lopped off when an outbound train cut him at the Big Four tracks on Sixth and Harriet yesterday afternoon. He did not see the cars backing toward him and was taken to City Hospital. He is married and residing on Berlin Street near Gest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and
Harriet Streets
Ignatz Wueblitzki
Wueblitzki
Berlin Street
Gest
Local Resident Directory Fragment Names and Addresses
A scrambled list shows numerous individuals with addresses across towns such as Mamie Schoch Benton Streets Harrison Gale Kaiser 944 Clark Florence Straub Gest Marvin Slay Beesville Ohio 24 Bernice Todd Princeton Hotel and other names with street addresses in Ohio and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Schuch
St Mamie
Schoch
Wade St
Harrison
Clara Gale
Wm. G. Kaiser
Clark St
Florence Straub
Gest
Eva H. Miles
Chapel St
Bennie H. Lewis
Broadway
Streng
Corin
Wilburn Holbrook
W. Sixth
Mattie Gibson
George W. Wilson
Wimcre St
Martha M. Pape
Reading, O
Sutterfield
West Union
Matilda E. Smith
Concord St
G, H, Beninghaus
Erie Ave
Sands School Social Center Show Tonight
The Sands Social Center at Sands School presents an attractive program for tonight. Features include opening, America, Storm's Orchestra with vocal solos, piano selections, recitation by Mrs. Louis Crofton, Miss Mildred Berry at the piano, Miss Greiser, and Auld Lang Syne. Tickets $9.1?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sands School
America
Storm
Louis Crofton
Mildred Berry
Greiser
Hussy
Revenue official and wife presented to President Wilson
Special Dispatch reports Charlton B. Thompson Revenue Collector of Covington and his wife Mrs. Thompson being introduced to President Wilson by Senator James on March 11, in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urilinc
Washington
Charlton B. Thompson
Covington
Thompson
Wilson
James
Master Crook Norris Faces Court In Candid Confession
Thomas Norris, dubbed Master Crook by Bertillon officials, testified in municipal court about his four prior felonies including burglary and pocket picking. He admitted to stealing a painter's gold watch during a beer purchase and returning it later. He received thirty days and $100 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norris
Bertillon’ Department
Crook
Columbus
Joilet
Tom
Margaret Green Arrest Incident Prompts Lenient Sentence
A police report notes Margaret Green greeted the officer, asked about a crooked hat, and was described as drinking smoking and singing over the telephone. The judge showed leniency by suspending costs after witnessing penitence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Green
Kiddo
Fraudulent Insurance Schemer Burris Faces Short Sentence
Ten African American complainants testified that Charles T Burris extorted funds by selling accident insurance policies that never paid. He posed as agent for Ohio National and Union Liability Insurance, using four signature names. A witness described plans to insure a sick brother for a weekly $15 benefit. Burris claimed authorization from a Hamilton man named Moore. Judge Alexander imposed sixty days imprisonment plus $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Burris
Ohio National and Union
Burris
Hamilton
Moore
Alexander
Revenge in Court as Cornish Pays $25 Fine
William P. Cornish was sentenced after kicking an officer during an arrest on a moving street car. He then entered a Fifth and Erin saloon, started fights, was ordered out twelve times, and returned each time. He claimed he only went to apologize. The judge warned that breaking promises to the court would be punished and ordered payment of $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Cornish
Fifth
Erin
Man Pleads After Canal Incident With Citizena
Fred Handorf pleaded he would not drink again after being accused of insulting a one armed citizen and throwing pennies into the canal from the sale of shoestrings. Ten dollars and costs were noted in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Handorf
Divorced Wife’s Claim Ends With No Punishment
Henry Maxstadt’s former wife testified amid a tense hearing after she discarded his requested clothes from her home window. The judge noted no punishment in the case and hinted divorced wives should show decency, while suspending costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maxstadt
Henry
Race Horse Slips Lead to His Honor’s Ruling
Mortimer Dunning faced charges after slips in a recurring gambling offense. Evidence included telltale papers hidden under a barber shop stair carpet at 1204 Free man avenue. The court fined Dunning fifty dollars and costs as he paid the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Dunning
Ortimer
Freeman Avenue
Dunning
Mildred Donley Missing From Dayton Street
Police report 15 year old Mildred Donley disappeared from her home at 1024 Dayton Street after leaving for school. She did not return, prompting a search and public notices for information on her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdred Donley
Dayton‘street
Irish clog dancing supremacy at stake
The Walnut Hills minstrel show features a contest between McCarthy and Kershaw for champion Irish clog dancer. John Gannon chairs the event at Church of the Assumption audi torium. Thomas Parker directs the orchestra with Paul B. Connelly as interlocutor and a cast of end men and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Assumption
McCarthy and
Kershaw
Walnut Hills
John Gannon
Thomas Parker
Ida Westcott McCue
Paul B. Connelly
Pickett
West
Pneumonia Outbreak Sanitation Urged by Health Officer
Health Officer Landis argues pneumonia and tuberculosis stem from poor hygiene and polluted air. He cites eighty pneumonia cases in the city over three weeks and urges radical cleanliness measures, stricter ventilation in streetcars theaters and hotel banquet halls, with possible grand jury attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Bulletin
Landis
Grand
Police arrest more suspects in Warren Brush robbery case
Police yesterday arrested John Apke Jr 23 of 308 West Second Street at Third and Hggleston Avenue in connection with the Warren Brush Company robbery at 79 Elm Street. Detectives Ottaway and Beckman led the arrest and authorities say Ernst Cuorting confessed after a Tuesday night arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brush Company
Elm Street
John Apke, Jr
West Second Street
Ottaway and
Beckman
Third
Hggleston Avenue
Ernst Cuorting
Kraft Funeral to Honor Louis Kraft Friday
The funeral for Louis Kraft will be held Friday at 3 P M at Spring Grove chapel with Rev Hugo Leisenlohr officiating. Kraft was cherished by residents of the Eighth Ward and remembered for helping many poor families who will miss him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kraft
Spring Grove Chapel
Hugo Leisenlohr
Hightenth Ward
Scottish Rite Special Meeting Advertises Gibulum Lodge
Gibulum Lodge of Perfection announces a Scottish Rite special meeting this Thursday at 7:30 PM. Wm Harte serves as secretary. Harry Be Engelhardt, 33, is T P M with Englehardt listed as presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibulum
Funeral Notice for Lewis Kraft Death in Westwood
Officers and members are requested to attend funeral services for our deceased brother Lewis Kraft at his late residence 456 McHenry Avenue Westwood on Thursday at 7 p.m. T Westwood Car at Seventh and WV streets at 7:20. Howard N. Ragland Worthy President. Louis Broemann Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagles
Lewis Kraft
McHenry Avenue
Westwood
T. Westwood
Hal — Howard N. Ragland
Louis Broemann
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Summary
Deaths listed for Jennie Biggs Carl Berte Margaret Carraher Elizabeth Dedt Kate Elliott James Blaine Edwards Nichols Frit Patr ick John Fitzpatrick Nellie Grimm Katie Hughes Louise Holtvogt Haarmann Frank Heinecke and others. Entries note ages residencies funeral homes parlor locations and due notices with times and church services where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs
Jennie
Mound Street
Dunkman’s
Clark Street
Berte
Carl
Frances
Joseph Berte
Dunkmann
St. Joseph's Church
Carr
George Elliott
Covington
Theetate
Ease Third Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Edwards
James Blaine
Jane Edwards
Jones
Thomas Edwards
Busse & Borgmann’s
Death notices from Cincinnati area mis date list
Obituaries list numerous deaths with names ages and addresses including Rosa Hoon 77 Bellevue Ky Caroline Kremer 58 Dayton Ky Louis Kraft 63 Westwood and others. The notices give dates March 1914 and funeral details from Spring Grove chapel St Pauls Church and local churches with burial plans and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krembr
Caroline
Brill
Conrad Kremer
Minnie Kummi
Bellevue
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Evergreen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Rains
Wick
Christ Church
Kentucky Society
Miss Florence Well
Civic Tea
Woman’s Club
Price Hill History Club
Betsy Ross Club
Madisonville Club
Fairmount Mothers’ Club
Reutlinger
New York Herald Co
Thompsons
al Crook
Gay
Margaret
Mildred Donley
Shillito
Serge
Royal
Navy
Copenhagen
John Shillits Company
Dr. Landis
Kraft Funeral
Spring Grove
Nichols
Owensville
St. Louis
Chicago
Denver
Washington D. DC
Fitzpatrick
John
Birdie Fitzpatrick
Nellie
Caroll
William Grimm
Intermediate Avenue
Hughes
Katie
Nee Manning
Joseph A. Hughes
Holtvogt-Haarmann
Burlage
St. Paul's Church
Col
Heeinecke
Frank V
Cora Heinecke
Nee. Behrens
Walter Streibig
Walnut and Liberty Ors
St. John’s Church
Kraft
Louis
Catherine Kraft
C- Henry Avenue
Knapp—Crescentia
Herz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Usseforth
Kuster
Elva Louise
Emil
Emma Kuster
Dolle
Robert Avenue
Kenney
Mary
Croker
Thomas Kenney
West Second _. street
St. Patrick’s Church
Klein
Dora
Nee Klein
York Street
Loudon
Lucy
Adams
Andrew Loudon
West Court Street
Hugh
Robert Vincent
Ben
Thomas
St. Xavier's Church
Niles Tool Works
O. M’kenne
Catherine Agnes
Edmond
Agnes McKeriney
George McCullough
Hallwood Place
Mueninghoff
Harry
Clara’ Mueninghoff
Maschmaeyer
Mary Street
Orschell
Peter
Amelia Orschell
Ringenbach
Henry Ritter
Glenway
Shirer Avenues
St., Aloysius Church
Elmwood Place
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Reinhardt
Catherina
Nee Schwartz
George Reinhardt
Milton
Schriever
Loretta M
Frances Schriever
Rosswinkel
West Seventy-First Street
Carthage
St. Charles Barromeo
Stevenson
Juliet T
B. F. Stevenson
Floral Avenue
Norwood
Lawrenceburg
Winchell—Van Esse Ferdinand
Catherine Winchell
Need Streicher
Avenue
Busse & Bergman
Wegelin
Katherine
F. B
Maertz & Son Undertakers
Canal
Cansei
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
G. Goo
F Adams
Mer
Fortress Moarog
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