Covington Young People Institute Opens Annual Baptist Session
The tenth annual training institute of the Northern Kentucky Baptist Young People's Association opened at Madison Avenue Baptist Church in Covington with W. T. Perry and Lylman P. Halley in charge. Attendance was the largest yet, with lectures by faculty and students and classes in Senior, Junior, and Intermediate BYPU manuals. Beginning tonight classes run 6 to 9 pm with lunch at 7 pm. diplomas and seals will be awarded for satisfactory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Baptist Young People’s Association
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Robbins Street
Madison Avenue
W. T. Perry
Covington
Lylman P. Halley
Louisville
Hailey
C. C. Stone
Louise Robinson
Odessa Westover
Latonia
Christian Service
R. Lee James
Dayton
Pilgrim’s Progress
O. J. Steger
Plan of Salvation
J. T. Daugherty
Ludlow
Opening of Butter milk Pike aviation field draws crowds
Ray Coutts and Covington associates opened a new flying field five miles west of Covington on Butter Milk Pike attracting hundreds along the Dixie Highway. The official ceremony was postponed to next Sunday. the 100 acre Schleutker estate tract may host aviator training and possible air mail landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttermilk Pike
Covington
Ray Coutts
Dixie Highway
Courts
Schleutker
George S Graf 85 Dies Retired Contractor
George S Graf 85 retired contractor died Saturday night at his home on Shelby Street Bromley. He lived in Dwenton County over fifty years and is survived by his wife Anna and four children Julius Fred Graf Louise Collins and Anna Smith. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 pm at the German Reformed Church Bromley with burial in Highland Cemetery Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Graf
George S. Graf
Shelby Street
Bromley
Dwenton County
Anna Graf
Julius
Fred Graf
Ludlow
Louise Collins
Pittsburgh
Anna Smith
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
German Reformed Church
Highland Cemetery
Covington
Meehan Funeral Today for Eleanor Childs Meehan
Funeral services for Eleanor Childs Meehan 84 widow of James Meehan will be at 10 this morning at St Marys Cathedral. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Survived by son Gustave Meehan Chattanooga and daughters Bettie Joss Cincinnati Lucy Brookfield New York Gertrude Green Ft Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meehan
Eleanor Childs Meehan
James Meehan
Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Seventh Street
Covington
Gustave Meehan
Chattanooga
Bettie Joss
Cincinnati
Lucy Brookfield
New York
Gertrude Green
Covington Notes of Auto Crash Robbery and Court Citations
City Cashier Dick Kinney collided with a car driven by Harry Johnson on Scott Street. Both cited to appear before Judge Manson. Three year old Lawrence Steeley fractured his left ankle when struck by a car driven by C. E. Warnock. Warnock took him to St Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Wilson H. Boyer reported purse robbery on Seventeenth street and Eastern avenue. Margaret Roth robbed of $35 before boarding a street car at Dixie Terminal. A raid on a lunch stand at 1501 Maryland avenue led to seizure of a slot machine and eight bottles of home brew. Charles Bramlage cited to appear in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Dick Kinney
Scott Street
Harry Johnson
Second
Garrard
Ricken
Manson
Lawrence Steeley
James Steeley
East Pleasant Street
C. E. Warnock
East Second Street
Warnock
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wilson H. Boyer
Garrard Street
Seventeenth Street
Eastern Avenue
Margaret Roth
Marianna Apartments
Dixie Terminal
Armstrong
Arnold
Charles Bramlage
Maryland Avenue
Bramiage
For Rent Covington flat with luxury bath four rooms
Rental listing in Covington 206 Garrard Ave offering four light rooms a luxurious bath and favorable lease at 50 dollars monthly with no objections to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower St. Louis
Garrard Ave
Covington
Newport Lyons Boy With Relatives
Police probing an alleged kidnapping of four year old Lloyd Lyons found him living with his grandmother in Lexington Kentucky. The child was taken from his Newport home while his mother was away by two men and a woman in a car. One man claimed the father relocated the boy to Lexington.
Two Men Charged With Robbing Widow of $14 000 in Gems
Two men William Finley and Edward Phelps were arrested in Philadelphia after allegedly robbing Mrs. Margaret Becker as she exited a taxicab in front of her home. They seized diamond rings valued at $14,000 and $565 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Margaret Becker
Radio programs for today on local stations and listings
Today's schedule lists multiple stations with frequencies and times. WLW WMH WSAI in Cincinnati, WBZ Springfield and other outlets in Boston Providence and New York present dinner concerts, orchestras, dance music, and special programs from 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. Highlights include Notre Dame Glee Club, Greeley Symphony Orchestra, and various studio concerts and reports.
Silent Tonight Across Multiple Radio Stations
A brief notice lists numerous radio stations from Central Kentucky to the Far West and East, indicating a silent period tonight across an expansive network including CKDM KYW WBCN WCAL WEBH WGN WHAS WLS WMAQ WQJ WTAY and others. It notes a wide coverage map with listed call signs and regionally diverse outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CentrAl
KFDM
KYW
WBCN
WCAL
WEBH
WGN
WHAS
WLS
WMAQ
WQJ
WTAY
CKAC
CNRM
CNRO
PWX
WDAE
WDWF
WEAR
WEEI
WFI
WGBS
WHK
WIP
WJY
WPG
WRC
Far West
KGW
KHJ
Central Stations Musical Program at 7 30 P.M.
KFAB Lincoln Nebraska airs Central Stations with a 24 meter band schedule listing a 7 30 p.m. musical program lasting about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
Lincoln
Neb
Radio Schedule Highlights From Regional Stations
Regional broadcast listings show multiple stations with frequency bands and nightly programs. Highlights include KFNF in Shenandoah IA offering a concert at 6 80 P M and KFKX in Hastings NE listing a 9 20 P M musical program, with KSD St Louis presenting 7 P M music and a 10 P M violinist and pianist segment, plus WDAP Ft Worth campfire girls at 7 30 P M and WCCO Minneapolis St Paul detailing children hour talks and a 10 P M dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Evening Schedule on WDAF Kansas City Station
The stations air a School of the Air at 6 PM with music then Around the Town at 8 PM and a Nighthawks frolic listed for 11:45 PM highlighting a 365.6 meter frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Radio Station Listings From Midwest and South Regions
A compact schedule showing multiple stations including WEMC Berrien Springs WHA Madison WGST Atlanta and more. It lists frequencies in meters and times for concerts vesper recitals address programs organ and orchestra performances with several notes of program changes.
Radio Station Schedules and Evening Programs Listed
Listings show WLIT Philadelphia WNYC Boston and New York stations with meter figures and times for dinner music reviews orchestras dream dances police talks and varied programs. Entries include dinner music orchestra performances instrumental talks and police reports across multiple cities with times from 5 80 PM to 9 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
Radio Schedule Highlights Programs Across Cities
Listings show station lines with bands and times for WOR Newark WTAM Cleveland WOO Philadelphia WWI Detroit and WRW Tarrytown detailing musical programs orchestras and children’s and studio segments across early evening slots.
Radio listings for WOS Ames and WTAS Elgin
Atmospheric and music broadcasts across stations WOS Ames, Word Batavia, and WTAS Elgin with schedule blocks for various hours. Programs include weather reports popular music children's hour addresses and orchestra performances across three midwestern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ill
Far West Stations Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show KFAE Pullman at 9 30 P M with readings talks and music. KFI Los Angeles offers evening and late night classical dance programs. KGW Portland airs children hour markets news bulletins and stock reports. KGO Oakland features Aunt os weather and educational talks. KLX Oakland presents organ recital and educational and music blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
KFAE
Pullman, Wash
KFI
Los Angeles
KGW
Portland
KGO
Oakland
Eastern Stations Talks Concert at KDKA East Pittsburgh
Broadcast listing notes 309.1 meters frequency at KDKA East Pittsburgh with a 7 15 PM talk concert program listed for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Musical and social evening at WAAM Newark
At WAAM Newark a 263 meter broadcast runs an evening program starting 6 PM with an orchestra, 7 PM featuring Home and Heart Problem with orchestra and vocalist, and 9 PM an additional orchestra performance with vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAAM
Newark
Nighttime Radio Schedule Highlights on WAHG Long Island and WBBR Staten Island
The listings show a 315.6 meter frequency block with a 7 P.M. musical program and 7:30 P.M. reader and string trio, soprano, and a late 11 P.M. special midnight program. WBBR Staten Island airs 7 P.M. music plus a News Digest segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Musicale
WBBR
Staten Island
News Digest
KNX-Hollywood Evening Radio Schedule Highlight
At 11 PM a special program airs on KNX Hollywood followed by a 12 AM orchestra segment after a 336.9 meter frequency listing for the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNX
Hollywood
Four Negroes Arrested After Garage Employee Robbery
Four men identified as Roger Whaley Wheeler Jones William Stark and Clifford Galloway all of Cincinnati were arrested early yesterday at Southgate and Central avenues on charges of highway robbery. Jesse Basking, a garage employee at Southgate and York streets Newport, reported being robbed of fourteen dollars. Police, with Basking, located and detained the suspects at Fifth street and Central avenue, where they were positively identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
Central Avenues
Jesse Basking
York Streets
Newport
Basking
Holland
Raticans
Powers
West End
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Roger Whaley
Wheeler Jones
William Stark
Clifford Galloway
Cincinnati
Radio Schedule Highlighting Orchestra Studio Concert
KOA-DENVER 322.4 Meters presents a program with ten minutes of music followed by an 8:10 P.M. studio concert. The lineup features the orchestra performing a varied selection during the evening broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOA
Denver
Marshall's article on education sparks teachers meeting
Campbell County Teachers Association at Alexandria Public School discussed former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall's piece Frills Facts and Fancies. Debate centered on old versus new teaching methods with Miss Avice White leading and Professor T J Coates as main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Coates
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Richmond
J. W. Betley
Hazel Clark
Cincinnati
Gordon P. Nance
Campbell County
Parent-Teachers' Association of
Alexan
Jeffers Funeral Arrangements for Thomas H Jeffers
Thomas H Jeffers age 61 of 5602 Washington street Cincinnati died suddenly at 115 East Court street. Funeral services will be at his residence at 1 45 pm Tuesday with burial at Evergreen Cemetery at 2 30 pm. Newport Lodge Masons No 358 and Newport Christian Science Church will participate. He is survived by his widow Ida B Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffers
Thomas H. Jeffers
Washington Street
East Court Street
Cincinnati
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport Lodge of Masons No
Christian Science Church of
Newport
Ida B. Jeffers
Newport Notes Report on Stabbing and Arrests in Cincinnati
Jennie Thomas a 22 year old colored woman living at 326 George Street Cincinnati was cut on the head by an unidentified black assailant entering a Newport Chestnut Street home during a party She was taken to Speers Hospital then home Witnesses say the attacker fled Eddie Smith Pioneer Williams and Richard Cohen all Negroes of Cincinnati were arrested at Fifth and York streets by Patrolmen Cassidy and Warrington on incorroution and disorderly conduct charges They will be arraigned before Judge Moore in Police Court today Leonard Bird a machinist of 415 Chestnut Street was arrested for assault and battery and discharging firearms at his brother in law Chester Ladford 428 Chestnut Street He struck Ladford with a revolver after firing twice in the side yard and was taken into custody by Policemen Schnalle and Derrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Jennie Thomas
George Street
Cincinnati
Chestnut Street
Speers Hospital
Eddie Smith
Pioneer Williams
Richard Cohen
Fifth
York Streets
Cassidy
Warrington
Moore
Leonard Bird
Chester Ladford
Bird
Ladford
Schnalle
Derrick
John M. Hearn Dies After Illness At Home
John M. Hearn 41 of 808 Ann street died at his home yesterday from cancer. A mail carrier for six years and longtime secretary of the Newport Lodge of Moose he is survived by his widow Agnes and five children. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 am at the Church of the Im maculate Conception with burial in St Stephen's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hearn
Ann Street
Newport Lodge of Moose
Agnes Hearn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Reward Offered for Jewels of Elsie Janis
New York March 22 a reward of 1000 for the return of jewels valued at 15000 property of actress Elsie Janis was offered by her mother Mrs. Josephine Janis. The jewels were taken from Miss Janis theater dressing room two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
New York
Elsie Janis
Josephine Janis
KPO Stations Listings Fractured Program Notes
KPO San Francisco shows fragmented listings for music segments including an orchestra, a music item, and a midnight vocal segment. The order and exact times are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPO
San Francisco
Midnighe
Notice of April meeting to dissolve Kapfer Manufacturing Company
Notice states stockholders meet April 8 1925 at 2 p.m. at Clark McCauley Cincinnati for dissolution of Kapfer Manufacturing Company and surrender of corporate franchise. Signed by J Kapfer president. Attorneys listed. Also Hamilton County Probate Court notice lists numerous estates accounts on file for confirmation with March 24 1925 deadline for exceptions. Guardian Alan Sanders seeks hearing March 1 1925. Sheriff sale notice covers three actions including property in Silverton and Cincinnati for case 193056 with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapfe Manufacturing Company
Clark & McCauley
Provident Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kapfer Manufacturing Company
J. Kapfer
Hamilton County
State of
Frederick Rahe
Mary A. Giese
Engel K. Bruns
Nannie N. Piper
Louise Miller
Flora Loeb
Wilhelmina Schorn
Andrew Seery
Anna M. Seery
Bridget Theresa Seery
James J. Seery
Caroline Zumverde
George C. Murray
Amelia Feid
Mary Frances John
Alvina A. D’onofrio
Ida L. H. Fay
John A. Coleman
Christ Menke
Philip Dreibs
Henry Ferris
Mary A. Graves
August Weber
Bernard Wiebold
Margaret A. Hart
Ida Hutton Fuller
Albert B. Bennett
George A. Hill
Lucinda M. J. Hughes
Imile Mittendorf
Helen Mueller
Erick Lindahl
Mary E. Rogers
Alfred Vogeler
Charles A. Gordon
Mary E. Thomas
Frank H. Stuart
Jacob Rubin
Anna Maria Catherine Steen
Henry Budke
George Ballbach
Francisca Kaelin
Wm. Heilig
J. Henry Stueve
Karina Frank
Clara B. Tyler
Bessie S. Clark
Thos. E. Kennedy
Otto H. Fritz
John Shay
Carrie Koester
Charles J. Snott
James F. Collins
Pauline Pfeiffer
Kate Wolgemuth
Josephine Krueck
Ezra Zollinger
Wm. Bird Scudder
Jerry Long
Julius A. Jacobs
Fred Mueller
Margaret Amon
Jennie R. Arzt
E. Louise Chrisholm
John Henry Murray
Elizabeth Miller
John Peter Wedgg Oeer
Susan K. Tobler
Joseph Wickard
William A. Schnepf
Caroline Berry
Anton Nessler
Robert Kirkup
Laura Riker
Josh J. Mayborg
Ichael Leininger
F. . Vorjohan
Albina Barore
Leopold J. Mack
Elizabeth Lisker
Gideon C. Wilson
Sgarthold Meyer
Katherine M. Carson
Peter R. Fortney
John Bryan
Catherine Kobmann
Cynthia B. Robertson
Richard J. Shorten
Barbara Schmidt
Albert Bohnenstengel
Henry Haase
Chas. Kohl
Charlotte Niemann
Elizabeth A. Morrison
Anton Ricke
John Grote, Sr
David Kennedy
Ann Earls
Joseph A. Sandman
F. E. Francisco
Ernst Schlamann
Jacob Dice
Walter J. Fallon
Frederick VonEye
Eleanor Thee
Margaret A. Fox
C. Lawson Reed
Edwin Koch, Sr
Gerhard B. Rattermann
Harry F. Flanigan
Loretta Toohey
Charles H. <Reimer
Leonidas Lysander Lamb
George H. Lindemann
Elizabeth Marlman
Gottlieb Haas
Amelia Zinsmeister
Edward Kruse
Francis Wood Shriner
John T. Zoller
Frances Weismueller
Albert Schroth
Emma C. Fronler
Augusta M. Forker
Muriel Lee McFarlan
Ronald Lyman McFarlan
Carl Meyer
Dewitt Townsend
Geo. J. Harrigan
Earl E. Case
Lillian Schultheis
Robert Hassett
Estelle K. Howell
J. N. Hastie
Samuel Mercurio
Marian Burger
Kate E. Bodine
Norris Miller
Ruth Greine
George J. F. Lampe
Abby Whaples
Edith M. Oberlander
Alexander C. Piket, Jr
Charlotte Dessauer
Eben Fisher
Frederick Schorr
Archie Keys
James B. Meek
Forrest L. Miller
Louis Benz
Adelaide Volz
Wiley Dewberry
Public sale of 157 North College Hill addition property
Pursuant to the Common Pleas Court order, at Cincinnati's sheriff sale location on Saturday April 11 1925 lot 157 in the North College Hill Addition will be offered. The property along DeArmond avenue west of Betts avenue in Hamilton County carries a value of 2500 dollars and was conveyed June 13 1922 from John F Ritter and Irene Ritter to E D Glascock. The sale supports the case Rosé Brothers Company versus Kenneth F Brockell et al Case No 187547 with attorneys RAPPOPORT & RAPPOPORT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
North College Hill
Miami Purchase
Springfield Township
John F. Ritter
Irene Ritter
E. D. Glascock
DeArmond Avenue
Betts
Simpson
Ilc
Rosé Brothers Company
Kenneth F. Brockell
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Rappoport & Rappoport
Notice to Nonresident Defendants in Hamilton County Sale
Notice to residents of Illinois Michigan and New York that actions filed in Hamilton County Probate Court Ohio seek order to sell real estate of Helen Sanders incompetent. Property in Cincinnati Cleves Norwood Springfield and other townships listed with Lot numbers and deed references. Sheriff sale set April 4 1925 at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sanders
Portia Street
Los Angeles
California
Eleanor Goble
East Ohio Street
Chicago
Illinois
Herbert L. King
Kenmore Avenue
Wilford H. Sanders
Pixley
Thorpe Street
Pontiac
Michigan
Alma _ Cario
Fulton Street
Mt. Vernon
New York
Alan Sanders
Helen Sanders
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hamilton
State of
Cincinnati
Milton
Miami Purchase
Helen
Jane W. Sanders
Montana Avenue
Green Township
Green Town
Auction notice of estate in Cincinnati Ohio 1925
No. 6646 Lebanon street corner of Sixty seventh Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio. Appraised at 6500 dollars. The Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company administrator of the estate of Adam Ismael deceased. George D. Harper attorney 515 Main street Theodore Mayer & Bro auctioneers First National Bank Building Telephone Main 921 Cincinnati Ohio March 9 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon _ street
Sixty-seventh Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Southern
Four Parcels in Cincinnati Put to Public Sale in April
Sheriff sale notices announce public auction of four Cincinnati parcels tied to John Hoban estate and others. Parcels range from 603 West Third to 747 West Fourth street with values from 2000 to 4750 dollars. Listings include case numbers and dates for sales on April 9 and April 16 1925.
Sale of multiple Cincinnati properties under court order
Court directs sale of several Hamilton County parcels in Cincinnati and surrounding townships. Listings include lots in East Camp Washington, Totten subdivision, Eden B. Reeder’s area, and Hazelwood subdivision with detailed metes and bounds. Public auction conducted by the Sheriff with cash on day of sale. Case numbers and specific lot descriptions given for each property.
Public sale scheduled in Cincinnati by court order
At a public sale at the Hamilton County Ohio Sheriff’s Office the property is described as bounded from Liberty street 60 feet east, 60 feet south 90 feet, 60 feet west, and 90 feet north to Lines street, in the case of Louis J. Howe Treasurer vs Andrew Schwaller Case No. 136,134. Sheriff Fred Sperber deputies Charles Bell and Tsessie officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issouri Avenue
Grandin Road
Missouri Avenue
E. F. Paddock
Frances E. Paddack
E. F. Paddack Y
May “Addack
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ford Bader
Emily Glier
Richard B. Wipt
Fred Sperber
Charles S. Bell
Jessie Adler
Cincinnati
Sycamore Township
Wood, Harmon & Company
LaBelle Avenue
Idalia Avenue
State OF Ohio
Common Pleas Court
City of
Liberty Street
Pendleton Street
Lines Street
Louis J. Howe
Andrew Schwaller
Richard B. Witt
Hamilton
Tsessie Adler
Public Auction Of Senior Fox Lots In Cumminsville Ohio
Pursuant to an order for sale in a partition from the Common Pleas Court the sale will occur at the Sheriff’s office Courthouse Cincinnati on Saturday April 18. The property in Cumminsville Hamilton County includes Lot 16 in Section 27 Township 3 Range 2 fronting Colerain Turnpike and extending 1560 feet to an alley plus adjoining 10 foot strip from Lot 15. Valued at 3600 dollars and connected to Patrick and Bernard Fox via Spring Grove Cemetery Association deed. Case Joseph E. Fox plaintiff William F. Fox et al. Case No 191449. W F Fox Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Miami Purchase
Silverton
Columbia Township
Haines and Cresap
Anna Stolz
Hamilton
Alexander McGrew
John Burgoyne, Jr
Louis J. Hauck
Ford Bader
Joseph Hutzel
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Charles S. Bell
Jessie Adler
Cleves
Miami Township
Thomas Archer
Cora E. Balser
Norwood
Wilbur E. Arnold
Recorder’s Office
Springfield Township
Charles M. Steele
College Hill
James Bailey
Cora B. Balser
Fred SP
State OF Ohio
Sycamore Township
Hazelwood
Wood, Harmon & Co
Joseph Schuchart
Charles E. Wood
Hamton County
Quinn
Camp Washington
Millcreek Township
John M. McCabe
High Point
Edward F. Alexander
CHAS
Bell
Hamiltoneens
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Ada F. Ismael
Eva J. Stull Et
Longview
Carthage
Board of County Commissioners
Third Street
Smith and
Park Streets
County of Hamilton
Leibee
Square 9
Foote, Longworth, Lawler and Greene
John Hoban
Michael Clements
West Third Street
Ethan Stone
Fourth Street
Benjamin Sharpless
West Fourth Street
Thomas Kite
West Fouth Street
Ball
Simpson
Sullivan
Thomas Moran
Francis J. Hoban
Jane Hoban Allen
Pogue
Hoffheimer & Pogue
County of
John Ruehlman
Purcell Avenue
Isaac Frankel
George Broemmer
John F. Marckworth
City of Cincinnati
Gormerly Fulton Ownship
Ion County
Francis. Carr
Carrsville
Gladstone Avenue
Hazen Street
Columbia Avenue
Nicklaus Kaelin
Adolph .L. Brown
Hamilton Cne Recorder’s
David Quinn
East Camp Washington
McMicken Avenue
Bader Street
Eden B. Reeder
Mulberry Street
Printz Street
Peete Ifth
George W. Totten
Totten
Recorder's Office
Kroger Avenue
William C. Riess
G. W. Totten
Lot
Henry Cordes
Oakley
Marburg Avenue
Everson Avenue
William Rickard
Joseph H. Rickard
Uhio
Spencer Township
Hiverview Park
Eli Richardson
Peter Zinn
Chelsea Place
Revere Avenue
Jessie L. S. Wise
Central Trust Company
Woods, Harmon & Company
Margaretta Avenue
Idalia Avenue
Dalia Avenue
Emmitt Coleman
Miles Greenwood
Imperial Street
St. Clair Street
Lot No. 131
August Kummer
Frances Kummer
West St. Clair Street
Lillian Kummer Wunsch
William Kummer
Jones
Shook
Morrissey
Cumminsville
Charles E. Williams
Colerain Turnpike
Patrick
Bernard Fox
Spring Grove
Colerain Avenue
Joseph E. Fox
William F. Fox
W. F. Fox
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OTH Institute OF B.Y.P.A
Niels
Bebe DA James Rennie
Andicardo Cortez
Peerless Coal
Suan
Montgomery Coal Co
Cev
WLW
WMH
WSAI
WGAZ
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame Gleen
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Es Temple
Sonee
Greeley Symphony Orchestra
WCAE
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
Cleveland
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
Troy
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Zzzz
WHN
KFKX
Hastings
KFNF
Shenandoah
KSD
ST. Louis
WDAP
FT. Worth
WCBD
Zion, Ill
WEMC
Berrien Springs
WFAA
Dallas
Tex
WGST
Atlanta
Madison
Wis
Sean
Glee Ub
WHO
Des Moines
WMC
Memphis
Woaw—Omaba
WIZ
Wall Street Journal Review
WLIT
Dream Daddy
Concert Orchestra
WOO
WOR
Perry and Russell
WRW
Tarrytown
WTAM
Detroit
WOS
Ames
Jefferson City
WTAS
Elgin, Ill
KLX
Dria
Catherine Bogers
Sue Blackburn
J. H. Blackburn
KJIR
Seattle
Sling Avenue
Sanders
United States
Schorr & Wesselmann
Second National Bank
Justus Wright
Belmont Avenue
Mt. Hope Avenue
Katherine Koverman
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Eden Park Reservoir
Water Works Department
Edward P. Durr
Public Service
Chas. A. Zech
Sixth Avenue
Thomas Bentham
George Mathers
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