Covington Rotarians Observe St Patrick Day at Woodford HQ
Green was the dominant color as Covington Rotarians held a St Patrick's Day event at Woodford Apartments Third and Greenup streets. Harvey Brownfield Kern Aylward and Myra Conry performed Irish songs and harp selections while Sawyer A Smith and Mayor O Dovan spoke. Delegates were named for the Twenty third District Convention in Louisville March 24 25 with boundary change debates involving Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Woodford
Third
Greenup
Harvey Brownfield
Kern Aylward
Myra Conry
Sawyer A. Smith
United States
O’donovan
William T. Chapman
Charles Fitzwilson
Cincinnati
Henry Jenisch
Louisville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Rotary Headquarters
Judge links concealed weapons to manslaughter verdicts
Judge Applegate sentenced two Black men for manslaughter after a dog fight dispute and self defense claim. A Watkins received eight years for fatally shooting Oscar Washington. Joseph Mason drew twenty years for killing Alma Parks. Both men can appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applegate
A. Watkins
Oscar Washington
Joseph Mason
Alma Parks
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Mason
Dancing Frenchmen head Liberty vaudeville finale
The Dancing Frenchmen with Gold and Edwards headline the Liberty for the last three days of the week starting Thursday matinee, following Arthur Turelly who closes a four day engagement tonight. Jane Novak stars in Two Shall Be Born with James Kirkwood and Lila Lee in Wandering Husbands for Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Liberty
Gold
Edwards
the Liberty
Arthur Turelly
King of the Harmonica
Jane Novak
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
For Rent Lower St. Louis 4 rooms Luxurious Bath 50
Four light rooms and a luxurious bath available for rent on lease at 206 Garrard Ave Covington. Monthly rate set at 50 dollars with no objections to children..Property features and location provided for prospective tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower St. Louis
Garrard Ave
Covington
Funeral for Harry Manlove Held by Scottish Rite Brethren
The Scottish Rite Brethren request attendance at the funeral for our late brother Harry Manlove. Services will be at his residence 14 East Twenty-fifth street Covington Kentucky on Thursday March 19 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
Harry Manlove
East Twenty-fifth Street
Covington, Ky
Norwood Groups Clash Over Police Ousting In City Hall
The Norwood Protective and Welfare Association formed to oppose the Citizens League push to oust Police Chief Hart and Sergeant Piepmeyer. More than 250 citizens attended in the Council Chamber. counter petitions will oppose the ousting, with a meeting set for Saturday night at City Hall. Mayor Nolte and officials noted prior petitions and heavy support for retaining the officers, as organizers plan to collect thousands of signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Protective and Welfare Association
Andrew Hart
H. J. Piepmeyer
Citizens’ League
Council Chamber
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Avenue
League
Hart
Piepmeyer
Welfare Association
Herman Busse
Ollie Blasing
Walter Stuers
Herman Retting
William Fellinger
Rétting
Nolte
Harry D. Meyers
Harry Barnes
Newport New Dry Well Wins Approval
City Commissioners inspected the new dry well at the Water Works and found it safe and ready. It passed pressure tests and will be paired with a forthcoming pump installation, enabling overhaul of the old pump for emergencies to prevent water famine. Mayor Livingston, Commissioners Hermann and Simms, and Public Works head Herbert K. Flatmus attended. salary claims and expenses totaling 22 283.07 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Works
Livingston
Hermann and
Simms
Herbert K. Flatmus
J F Norris To Visit Newport Elks Lodge
J F Dad Norris of Bedford City Va will visit the Newport Lodge of Elks on Thursday evening as the last of the Seven Jolly Corks. The former actor will recount early Elk days and tour lodges nationwide. He resides at the Elks National Home in Bedford and will be entertained at the Elks home on York street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Lodge of Elks
J. F
Dad” Norris
Bedford City
Norris
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
York Street
Mr. Norris
Elks’ National Home
Bedford
Realty Transfers Include Clifton and Bellevue Lots
Edward L Rooney transfers parts of Lots 4 and 5 in Lindsey's Subdivision Clifton to Edward A Hauser for 500 dollars. Lillian May Burford sells a Ft Thomas lot to Elizabeth E Humphrey. Clara J Fetch stamps to T J Wilmer for a Four Mile Creek lot at 4000 dollars. Dana Pinkerton trustee moves a Baby Farms Subdivision lot to William Hirst for 1 dollar. Harry Spinks sells a Bellevue lot to Andrew Vasche for 2000 dollars. Peter Buelte sells a Belle Vue lot to Kate Buelte for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Rooney
Edward A. Hauser
Lindsey’s
Clifton
Lillian May Burford
Elizabeth E. Humphrey
Ft. Thomas
Clara J. Fetch
T. J. Wilmer
Four Mile Creek
Dana Pinkerton
William Hirst
Baby Farms
Harry Spinks
Andrew Vasche
Bellevue
Peter Buelte
Kate Buelte
Dayton boy injured by car in Sixth and Berry streets
Robert Bragg aged 7 of Dayton Ky suffered a possible fractured skull after a car driven by Frank Schuh of Dayton struck him while he allegedly ran into the street. Bragg was taken to Speers hospital in serious condition. Schuh faces reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bragg
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Frank Schuh
Fifth Avenue
Sixth
Berry Streets
Speersospital
Schuh
Sadie Morris
West Sixth Street
Newport
Moore
James Smith
Alexandria Pike
Southgate
Alexandria
Campbell County
Delvery Wells
Speers Hospital
Miamisburg
Montgomery County
Wells
The
Guarantee Trust Company
Frank A. Gastright
Warren Street
Bellevue
Gastright
Plans for Governor Fields entertainment announced
Final plans for entertaining Governor William J. Fields when he visits Friday to discuss the Bellevue Ashland Kentucky highway improvement were released by the Inglish Highway Association. He will be greeted at Ludlow Station at 10 55 by a reception committee of Dayton Bellevue and Newport mayors and association members. The party tours Campbell County by auto and lunches at Newport Industrial Club. An evening meeting at Bellevue Eagles Hall features State Representative A J Jolly and Senator Charles E Truesdell. women guests will meet at Newport Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Stephens
Latonia
George Morgan
Jack Williams
Louisville
Read
Maywood
East Twelfth Street
Manson
Carpenter
Harry Laney
Madison Avenue
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Lodge of Perfection
A. B. Dailey
H. G. Hightower
C. A. Schroetter
Hanson Peterson
George B. McClintock
Joseph
Gower
George Oetzel
Alexandria Station
Senator Truesdell
Ft. Thomas
Industrial Club
Pike Street
Tucky
Truesdell
D. L. Baker
Jefferson Avenue
Ben A. Pearce
Corbin
States District Court
Edward Hutchens
Third
Main Streets
Clifford Beach
West Sixth Street
Roth
Price Parks
Ludlow
Lexington
Roetken
Sparks
William J. Fields
Bellevue
Ashland
Inglish Highway Association
Ludlow Station
Dayton
Newport
Campbell County
Industrial Club of
Eagles’ Hall
A. J. Jolly
Charles E. Truesdell
Elks’ Club of
Marriage Licenses Issued in Columbus and Newport
Richard Andrews of Columbus and BEIB cerensicereverreees Columbus also listed with marriage license in Columbus Ohio. Edward Haarmeyer of Newport and Pearl Wade of Newport appear among issued licenses in the Newport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Andrews
Columbus
O. Beib
Cerensicereverreees
Edward Haarmeyer
Newport
Pearl Wade
Robbery at Mills and Allison Avenues Store
Ida Huenfeld, manager of a Mills and Allison Avenues grocery, told police a man entered to buy cigarettes saw she did not sell tobacco then covered her with a revolver and rifled the cash register taking about $45. She described the suspect as 5 feet 8 inches, about 150 pounds, around 28 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida. Huenefeld
Mills and Allison Avenues
Norwood Masonic Temple Company Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for the Norwood Masonic Temple Company to build a 250000 temple on Hopkins avenue were executed by five Masonic organizations yesterday. Oliver G. Bailey forwarded the documents to the Secretary of State. Incorporators include Henry Feldman William E Gleason Mrs H C Bolsinger Mrs D D Miller and Robert R Kahle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Masonic Temple Company
Hopkins Avenue
Oliver G. Bailey
Norwood Lodge
Henry Feldman
William E. Gleason
Melrose Lodge
H. Cc. Bolsinger
Arra
D. D. Miller
Norwood
Robert R. Kahle
Royal Arch Masons
Appointment fills police vacancy after resignation
William Zimmerman of 1931 Elm Avenue was appointed by Police Chief Hart yesterday to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Anthony Horn several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zimmerman
Elm Avenue
Hart
Anthony Horn
Automobil e license charge nets mayoral fine
Alfred Sanker of 4330 Main Avenue, age 30, pleaded to operate an automobile without a license. Mayor Nolté fined him $25 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sanker
Main Avenue
Nolté
Wheat Prices Slump To 1 53
May wheat plunged as sellers overwhelmed buyers, closing at 1.53 1 2 cents lower than yesterday. July and September fell, with broader declines in corn and oats as traders cited weak foreign markets and large selling by a Chicago trader. Shipping sales reached 523000 bushels, including 465000 to exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Mrs Spreckelmeyer Dies at Covington Home
Mrs Mary A Spreckelmeyer 69 widow of Henry Spreckelmeyer died at her Covington Kentucky home after a lingering illness. She leaves sons Edward Robert and Harry and daughters Teresa Henrietta and Cecilia. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreckelmeyer
Mary A. Spreckelmeyer
Henry Spreckelmeyer
Levassor Avenue
Covington, Kye
Edward
Robert
Harry Spreckelmeyer
Teresa
Henrietta
Cecilia Spreckelmeyer
Lawsuits Filed Over Membership Certificates and Family Support
Mrs Jennie E Renaker sues Mutual Benefit Department of the Order of Railway Conductors for 3000 on her late husband P C Renakers certificate died 1922. Mrs Alice B Brady sues for 2000 on E H Bradys certificate died 1924. Mrs Amy Bagby sues Wes B Bagby for 3600 claiming abandonment in 1919 and nonpayment since 1922 with request for judgment and attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. Renaker
Mutual Benefit Department
Order of Railway Conductors of America
P. C. Renaker
Alice B. Brady
E. H. Brady
Amy Bagby
Wes B. Bagby
Tampa
Fla
Iton
Local Marriage Notices With Names and Residences
Marriage lids list several couples including George W Hill and Nettie Penny with others such as Berthold Jesswein and Ella Jenkins. Residences span Laurel Ohio Norwood Ohio Indianapolis Indiana Hamilton Ohio and Cincinnati Ohio with related names and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hill
Nettie Penny
Berthold Jesswein
Ella Jenkins
Wocitinad
Robert M. Irwin
Eva F. Spade
Everett Blaney
Laurel
O.laurel
O. Norwood
O.norwood
O. Indianapolis
Ind
Ndianapolis
Hamilton
O. Cincinnati
Radio Programs for Today by Stations in Ohio and Nearby States
A compact list of radio schedules across Cincinnati Philadelphia Springfield Buffalo Hot Springs Madison New York and more detailing times and program types including orchestras quartets bands concerts lectures and children stories. Notable items include Ww WSAI WLW WIP WGR and WNYC listings with times ranging from 6 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. and mentions of university bands and Carnegie Hall performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
St. Joseph’s
WBZ
Springfield
Yass
Union M ~ Troupe
WGR
Buffalo
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
New York
KTHS
Hot Springs
Ark
Waterloo
Madison Wis
University of Wisconsin
Silent Night on Radio Stations List
Broadcast snippet lists Central and Eastern station call signs including KFDM KFKX KSD WAAW WCAL WOBD WFAA WGST WMC WOAW WORD WSAI and CKAC CNRO WBAV WBBR WDAE WDWF WEAR WFBI WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WHK WIP WJAR WJX WMAK WPG WBC in a silent night tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
KSD
WAAW
WCAL
WOBD
WFAA
WGST
WMC
WOAW
WORD
WSAI
CKAC
CNRO
WBAV
WBBR
WDAE
WDWF
WEAR
WFBI
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WHK
WIP
WJAR
WJX
WMAK
WPG
WBC
Central Stations Society Program Promised for Lincoln
KFAB LINCOLN NEB 240 Meters airs a 7:30 P.M. society program with local station schedule notes and community listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
Lincoln
Neb
Society
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Programs
Listing shows time blocks for musical acts and talks across stations KYW Chicago WBAP Fort Worth with bedtime stories dinner concerts and midnight revues. Entries mention fiddle bands dances programs and orchestra segments through late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Radio Station Listings For Chicago Minneapolis And More
Broadcast schedule snippets show multiple stations from Chicago to Madison detailing programs from 6 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. including juvenile police bulletins classical hours popular programs dance orchestras organ recitals and various musical programs with times meters and program notes across WBCN WCCO WDAF WEBH WGAZ WHA WHAS WHO WLS WMAQ and WGMT stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Radio Programming Across Cities List and Times
Listings show station call signs WOC Davenport and WSUI Iowa City among others with meter readings and programs such as Sandman's visit Educational lecture Irish songs and airs at 6:30 to 9 P.M. Chicago offers a dinner concert and Rainbo Skylarks at specified hours. Elgin Oak Park Joliet and Jefferson City stations present musical programs and talks throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Eastern Stations Market Reports Dinner Concert
Market reports at 6 30 P M followed by a dinner concert at 7 P M and an evening program at 7 30 featuring society concert talks or orchestra in Ottawa CNRC Eastern stations event listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNRC
Ottawa
Arlington Time Signals and Weather Schedule on TV
KDKA East Pittsburgh lists a 309.1 meter broadcast at 6 30 bedtime stories and talks 7 15 orchestra and talks 8 55 Arlington time signals weather forecast for the evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Arlington
Radio Listings for Concerts and Programs Across Stations
A compilation of scheduled broadcasts from PWX Havana WAAM WAHG WBZ WCAE WCAP and more. It lists times and formats including orchestra vocal dinner concerts educational courses police reports and dance music across multiple markets.
Radio schedule summary for New York Philadelphia and nearby
Radio listings show program blocks across stations WEAF WFI WGBS WGR WGY WHN with timings from 5 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. including dinner music concerts kiddies programs orchestra and health and popular music segments plus an adventure story and organ performances across New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Schenectady areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WGBS
New
York
Uncle Geebee
Iris
WHN
Cordaieiee
Radio schedules and programs across stations
Listings show evening programs across WOR WES WOR Newark Tarrdyown and Cleveland stations with concert and orchestra features plus weather time signals and police alarms. An Igo orchestra and a poet are mentioned among the lineup.
Radio Broadcast Listings Across West Coast and Seattle Area
Station schedules show Far West Stations CNBC Calgary airing 430 meters at 10 PM studio and dance programs. KFAE Pullman Washington lists 348.6 meters at 9 30 PM violin piano solos talks KFI Los Angeles presents multiple programs from 7 PM to 11 PM including detective stories and musical segments. KGW Portland offers children's stories at 7 PM markets weather police alarms at 9 91 PM concert and midnight orchestra quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
CNBC
Calgary
KFAE
Pullman, Wash
KFI
Los Angeles
KGW
Portland
Radio Station Schedules Display City Programs
Listings show KHJ Los Angeles on 404.1 meters with child program at 8 30 P M a lecture at 10 P M and a special at 11 30 P M KJR Seattle on 384 4 meters airs a musical program at 10 30 P M and a Spanish class at 11 30 P M KLX Oakland on 509 9 meters features an organ recital at 8 P M a studio program at 10 P M and dance music at midnight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
Los Angeles
KJR
Seattle
KLX
Oakland
Radio schedule entries for KNX KOA and KPO stations
Broadcast listings show KNX Hollywood with dinner hour, concert orchestra and feature program. KOA Denver airs poet and dance music at night. KPO San Francisco offers children hourly slot, orchestra, special musical program and solo performances including soprano and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
Criticism of Plays Spurs Box Office Gain Says Woolf
Walter Woolf of the company performing The Dream Girl at Shubert Theater told the Woman's City Club Dramat ic Productions Committee that criticism of so called immoral plays boosts receipts. He defended Rain as having a moral lesson and warned on the need for musical comedy stars with talent charm and personality to keep shows from failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Woolf
Shubert Theater
Dramatic Productions Committee
Woman's City Club
New York
Massachusetts
Mr. Woolf
Saratoga handicap list features famed runners and entrants
The Saratoga handi cap list includes Ordinance Sarazen Ladkin Chilhowee Dunlin Princess Doreen Chacolet Stimulus Aga Khan Wise Counsellor By Himself Mad Play Bracadale Sunsini. The first basketball squad to arrive for the National Catholic Inter scholastic tournament opening Thursday consisted of full blooded Sioux Indians from the St Francis mission of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordinance
Sarazen
Ladkin
Chilhowee
Dunlin
Princess Doreen
Chacolet
Stimulus
Aga Kahn
Wise Counsellor
By Himself
Mad Play
Bracadale
Sunsini
St. Francis Mission
South Dakota
Parole Hearing Notice for Emma McNeal Inmate
Notice that Emma McNeal, inmate at the Ohio Reformatory for Women, has been recommended to the Ohio Board of Clemency for parole hearing eligibility. Hearing to be held on and after April 23, 1925. Also notices appointing executors and executrices in Hamilton County probate matters dated March 13 14, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McNeal
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Ohio Board of Clemency
Rut Greene
Caroline Macke
Franklin Avenue
Norwood
Hamilton County
Ohio
Bernard H. Maske
Said County
William J. Lueders
Oalice
Edward A. Tep
Cinciti
Netta
Beechwood Avenue
Bee
Hamilton
Charles S. Moch
William H. Lers
Ham Wohane
Seasongood
Cincinnati
Auction of Elizabeth Roll estate land in Cincinnati
Administrator Edward S. Aston offers 2.01 acre unimproved tract in Hamilton County Ohio at public auction April 22 1925 at 11 am. Located on Farraday road south of Cass and between Baltimore avenues, the parcel is described by metes bounds and lies in the Miami Purchase. Total appraised value $500 with terms 1 third cash 1 third in one year 1 third in two years or all cash. First mortgage security provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio
Edward S. Aston
Elizabeth V. Roll
William C. Roll
Cincinnati
Hamilton
State of
Miami Purchase
Baltimore Avenue
Vandyke Avenue
Mary E. Hill
Mary Hill
Katie Hall
Katie Hal
Bernard Deucker
Farraday Road
Cass Avenue
First National Bank
Notice In Application To Register Title To Land
In Hamilton County Ohio the common pleas court hears an application by John Schomaker et al to register title and remove clouds on land described as a parcel in Cincinnati. Defendants Samuel Kaplan and others are notified to answer by April 11 1925 or be in default and barred from contesting the action. E J Babbitt attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
John C. Schomaker
Catherine mI. Schockman
Rosa M. Whelen
Florence L. Kerkhoff
Emily M. Schomaker
Samuel Kaplan
Main Place
Anna B. Rankin
Dixmuth Avenue
Elmer H. McNeely
E. McMicken Avenue
Bertha
P. O
John Schomaker
Catherine M. Schockman
City of
Cincinnati
Carlisle Avenue
Hathaway
Nicholas Longworth
John Foppe
Joseph Langland
Stone Street
R. A. Leblond
Louis J. Howe
E. P. Scollan
E. J. Babbitt
Walnut Street
Cincinnati ordinance fixes Georgia Avenue grade Feb 1925
The City of Cincinnati council passed Ordinance No. 44-1925 to establish the grade of Georgia avenue from Chase avenue to its northern terminus and repeal conflicting ordinances. A copy is on file for public inspection in the Clerk of Council office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chase Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Repeals Bond Ordinance for Plum Street Project
The Cincinnati City Council repeals Ordinance 128-1920 which issued bonds of 27200 for resurfacing widening and improving Plum street from Fourth to Front. The 1925 ordinance takes effect as law after legal period. Vice Mayor Froome Morris signed. Clerk Fred Schneller attested. Mayor Geo Carrel approved March 4 1925. A copy remains on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Plum Street
Fourth Street
Front Street
State of
Ohio
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Hamilton County
Walnut Street
EOI Cic
Cenaecat
OPO
Director of Public Service
AOS Bencensccone
Davie
Nscarsisess
Central Avenue
Public Service
Plum
Fourth
Front
Cscreen
Ta Vacgcisaenas
CBU OQ Veriearierse
Tae
CG Aes
Stoo Oiisshicrse
Ceoo Viiiiciedes
CBO Ciecedarcccd
FBO
Ievecseivess
Ciesciecon
Counell
Parkline Avenue Water Main Improvement Resolution
Legal notice states Parkline Avenue between Pinehurst and Brentwood will be improved by laying water pipe. The affected property includes all lots bounding Parkline Avenue between Pinehurst and 535 feet east of Brentwood. Costs are assessed by front footage, with a stated reduction plus exclusions for intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Parkline Avenue
Pinehurst Avenue
Brentwood Avenue
City to finance gas line assessments with five yearly payments
The city proposes to cover the complete cost of the interse gas project via assessments levied on properties. These assessments would be repaid over five annual installments with interest on deferred amounts. Property owners may elect to pay in cash within 30 days after the assessing ordinance passes. A copy of the resolution is on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinmati
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Bond Issue for Walnut Street Widening
The Cincinnati Council passes Ordinance No. 50-1925 authorizing nineteen thousand nine hundred dollar bonds to widen Walnut Street from Fourth to Front, condemn land, and fund interest before tax receipts. Bond details include 1925 issue date, ten yearly installments, 4.5 percent interest, and a pledged tax levy for interest and principal repayment.
Cincinnati Bonds Issue For Central Avenue Restoration
An ordinance proposes issuing bonds totaling 14950 dollars to fund resurfacing and widening Central Avenue from Third to Front streets in Cincinnati. It also details bond terms including date, denomination, interest rate, and scheduled maturities to ensure interest and principal payments from taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Central Avenue
Third Street
Front Street
Frond Street
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Pola Negri
Rod LA Rocque
Adolphe Menjou and
Pauline Stark
Aradise
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery Coal Co
Krause Pure Drugs
Madison Ave
Henry Eichler
LODGE
Newport Notes
Plymouth Coal
Associated Press
Kenton Circuit Court
WLW
Milnor
WJZ
Wall Street J
Air Coleve
Grover Cleveland
Radio Franks
WLIT
WNYC
KFNF
Shenandoah
WBAP
FT. Worth
Midnight—Orchestra
WCCO
Minneapolis- ST. Paul
Dakota
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WEBH
Hawaiin Guitars
WGAZ
South Bend
Madison
Wis
Glee Club
WHAS
WHO
Des Moines
WLS
Lone Scouts
WMAQ
WOS
Jefferson City
WQJI
Rainbo Skylarks
WSUI
Iowa City
WTAY
Oak Park
Ill
Musicale
WTAS
Elgin
Havana
WAAM
Newark
WAHG
Long Island
Mass
Barytone
WCAE
WCAP
Washington
the Kiddies’ Pal
Philharmoniec Society
Schenectady
WOO
WOR
WRW
Tarrytown
WTAM
Cleveland
Detroit
Igo —Orchestra
KOA
Denver
American Maultigraph
American Shipbuilding
Central Steel Peer
Glidden Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Chemical
AOE
Matrepenas
National Jae Sop
Ohio T
Ohio Bell
Ohio Brass
Footer Orr
Peerless Foo
Richman Bros Hen
River Raisin Paper
Sherwin-Williams
Stearns Motor Poor
Beneseee Seenee
Trumbull Steel Scot
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