$100 000 Industrial Real Estate Deal Largest in Months
The largest real estate transaction in months saw Mathers Dyer brokers sell the former J. Cornette & Bro. plant at 260 1266 Harrison Avenue to Progress Sign Company for about $100,000. William R. Collins holds the deed. the two four story brick structures will be remodeled, and Progress Sign plans to move in June employing 150 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Mathers Dyer
J. Cornette & Bro. Company
Harrison Avenue
Barnard Street
Progress Sign Company
Bank A Street
William 2.R. Collins
John C. Maegly
Albert Schwarz
Madison Road stucco building sale to R Gallagher
A stucco apartment building with eleven rooms arranged as two units at 2445 Madison Road sold to R Gallagher for 14 500. A double garage was included in the deal. Piper and te Piper, brokers, represented the Mardoll Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Road
R. Gallagher
Piper & tePiper
Mardoll Rec"+y
Property transfer of frame duplex at Montgomery Ave
Herbert Greine sold his frame duplex apartment building located at 56572 Montgomery avenue Pleasant Ridge to R C McGee. The sale was negotiated by E A Mardorf Company through its Norwood office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Greine
Montgomery Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
R. C. McGee
E. A. Mardorf Company
Norwood
Walker purchases lot on Northcutt avenue in city sale
Isaac Walker buys a 45 by 140 foot lot on Northcutt avenue between Reading road and Section avenue for 1575 dollars. The Frederick A. Schmidt Company completes the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walker
George, Lybrecht
Northcutt Avenue
Reading Road
Section Avenue
Frederick A. Schmidt
Adele Ruehl Buys Hyde Park Home for 8000
Adele Ruehl purchased a two story six room frame residence at 1224 Halpin Avenue Hyde Park for 8000 from Olive Gayle through Fred Tuke and Son. The sale includes a garage and plans call for remodeling at about 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Ruehl
Halpin Avenue
Hyde Park
Fred Tuke & Son
Olive Gayle
Transfers of property in Cincinnati area parcels and sales
Property transfers listed in Storrs, Norwood, Bond Hill, Oakley, Hyde Park, College Hill and surrounding townships. Transfers show grantees, parcels described by block and street, and tax receipts with amounts. notable high value sale includes Brighton and Harrison avenue parcels totaling $15,000. Includes races of parcels from 1925 to 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Washington
George W. Bridges
Amelia Bridges
Avon, Place
Samuel Neuer
R. J. Patton
Hammond Street
Dublin Springs
Charles A. Heilker Et al
M. L. Baker
McKeone Avenue
College Hill
Helene Wuest
Marie Arnold
S. F. Cary
Hartwell
Irene H. McGowan
Joseph R. Bruce
Woodbine Avenues
Westwood
Margaret Ahren
Charles Winter
Wunder Avenue
Fischer Place
Joseph G. Schwab
Charles J. Schirman
Arthur
Caroline Brickner
Wonder Avenue
Fisher Place
Walnut Hills
Market National Bank
Addie Floyd
Ehrman
Oakley
Elizabeth Schaefer
Elizabeth Henderson
Appleton Street
Norwood
George E Mills
Walter
E. Bishop
Bosinger & Hopkins
Carrie Tomamichel
Frank
Theresa Middeler
Norwood Avenue
Storrs Township
Frederick W. Wiemann
Gora Selm
Wieman Avenue
Frances Gellhaus
Edith M.taggart
Iston Avenue
Carthage
Harry F. Marble
Louise A. Maltaner
Seventy-fourth Street
Bond Hill
John C. Beck
Ella Lang
Californiavenue
Reading Road
Frank Lang
Charles
Ila Lutmer
Rossmore Avenue
George W. Swarmstedt
Gwilym F. Jones
Hudson Avenue
Columbia Township
Walter T. Smith
Della D. Smith
Oakley Park
West
Hyde Park
John W. Duvall
Willie C. Harper
Marburg
Erie Avenues
Central
Harry S. Leyman
H. S. Leyman Company
Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
Albert Ellerhorst
Otto C
Annie Schenk
Markbreit
Edwards Road
Northside
Edward F. Denzler
Elizabeth S. Schaefer
Abram Bell
Theodore J. Stradtman
Price Hill
Mary Becker
Semont B. & L. Co
Gienway Avenue
Kuff Avenue
Brighton
Jung Brewing Company
Edward A. Roth
Barton Alley
Anna C Wiehe
William Dittes
Harvest Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Israel Chernowitz
Raymound K. Cooper
Ridgeway Avenue
Blair Avenue
Lorenz Wehrfritz
Minnie Roenitsch
McMicken Avenue
Clifton
Avondale
Elia Lang
Mitchell Avenue
Henry G. Moeller
Birdie M. Widemann
Race Street Motor Company
Robert Sloan Company
Race Street
West End
Seton Realty Compan
Flora Schoenberger
Findlay Street
Freeman Avenue
William H. Bachman
Mt. Healthy
John Herb
Anna E.eisman
Eliz West Creek
Roger H. Grisestwood
Arey
Walter Hartke
Williams & Gambie
Fairmount
Eva Pottman
Milda Mayer
Carll Street
Miami Township
Walter M. Schoenk
Dorothy Curtis
Bessie D. Miller
Hannah Beaver
Clifton Heights
Elsie Niesen
Albert Niesen
Renner and
Vernon Streets
Wolf Avenue
Fenton Avenue
George C. Lipkin
George W. Baker
Philip Jones
Erie Avenue
Madisonville
George W. Lasher
Etta L. Cameron
Ebersole Avenue
Prentice Street
William R. Collins
Pa Sign Co
Harrison Avenue
Bucktreet
Harrion Avenue
Same
Dease
Mortgages Filed Across Cincinnati Banks and Lenders
A long list of mortgage filings shows numerous individuals lending sums from 125 to 15,000 dollars to various banks and lending companies. Names include Catherine K. Mettman, Virginia Burton, Minnie Boenitsch, Ora L. Sammons, and Elizabeth Henderson among many others, with lenders such as Norwood National Bank, Commonwealth Mortgage Co., and Monarch B and L Co. totaling diverse properties and agreements across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward B. & L
Albert W. Beckman
Same
Catherine K. Mettman
Cottage B. & L. Co
Robert N. Piper
George Franklin
Elmore L. & B. Co
Joseph H. Mueller
Family B. A. No. 1
Gwilym E. Jones
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Joseph Fridman
Accommodation L. & B. Co
Samuel Grossman
Commonwealth Mortgage Co
Giuseppe Pietrantonio
Leo H. Reinhard
Samuel Bluestein
Norwood National Bank
Emma M. Vatter
Frank P. Fischer
Centennial B. A
David Ustrecht
Elmwood Place L. & B. Co
Julse A. Maltaner
R. C. Ansted
Fred Heckler
Louis Askew
College Hill
Progressive B. & L
Ie Fox
Josephine C. Specter
Ettlie Levitch
B. Mayerson
Otto C., Sook
Oakley B. & L. Co
Henry Heilemann
Belle Simkin
Monarch B. & L. A. Co
Senalle Simkin
Hartke
Arornl
Western Avenue
Lillian H. Bachman
Erney Lutterbey
Southern Sie ‘Loan Co
Parr
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Hueftlein
Eagle S. & L. A
Frieda Pope
Glenn B. & L. A
Ae Hueftlein
Samuel D. Cooper
Rosa Pope
Louis F. Nierman
Provident Savings Bank
Alexander Levine
Frederick A. Schmidt Co
Garigherd Iltzsche
Eagle L. & L. A
Westwood Homestead Co
Ray T. Kyne
Exposition B. & L. Co
An L. Shaw
William C. Getker
Charles Methard
Delta L. A. Co
Mary Harris
Thomas J. King
Elizabeth Henderson
North Cincinnati L. & B. Co
Rupert Tamayo
Amelia Cook
Bernardica
Mortgages Canceled In Local Lending List
A long list of mortgage cancellations is reported, naming numerous borrowers and lenders with specific amounts. The entries include Thurman Smith to Madison B A No 2 for 250 Virginia Street, Dorothy Runkel to Western Bank and Trust for 14 000, Carrie Tomamichel to Western Star L B A for 4 500, and several others reaching as high as 14 000 and 10 000. The ledger reflects a broad range of financial actions across multiple banks and loan associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Siebenthaler
Fundamental L & B. Co
Geaghe Johnson
Big Four B. & S
Washington Mortgage Company
Ne B. Hauck
Cleveland B. A. Co
William P. Fosdick
A . W. Swarmstedt
Emma Warnock
Aenelia H. Samuel
Southern Ohio Loan Co
Fridman
Accommodation L
Frank P. Fischer
Southern Ohio Save Bank
Wis Houdin
Anna Buchanan
Frederick W. Burkhalter
Garfield No. 2
Thomas G. Hodson
Myers Y. Cooper
Edward Danzler
Colerain B. & L. Co
Ralph Verner
J. H. Pearson
Eberhorst
Willis C. Harper
Ada ©. Meyer
Joseph B. Berger
Henry Filter
Frederick Filter
Louisa Hitt
East End L. A. Co
Ellary
Citizens Bank of St. Bernard
Citizens Bank of St. Bernard; $10. Lenoraca To Union Savings Bank: . eTeny
New Magnolia L. & O
Johann
Same
Sesene Whallen
Emme Pipperkorn
Frankois W. Hunt
Republic L. & B. Co
Cotteyed Peetennteay
Southern Ohio Loan Town
E. Hull
Liberal L. & B. Co
Blanche B. Calvert
E H. Link
East Side
Henry G
Moe Moeller
New Foundation L. ‘Eee
Charles H. Kelly
Radio Programs for Today at Local Stations
Listings show WLW WMH WSAI WHN WIP and others with pianists choirs orchestras and debates. Highlights include WLW springtime program by Syrian Shrine Band at 8 P.M. and Oregon Stanford rap exclusion debate at 10 P.M. on KGW Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
Syrian Shrine Band
WHA
Madison
Wis
WOC
Davenport
Orpheus Club of
Peoria
KGW
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Stanford
Silent Tonight Radio Stations List
A compact roster lists radio stations across regions including Central and Eastern networks such as KFDM KFKX KSD WAAW WCAL WCBD WFAA WGST WMC WOAW WORD CKAC CNRO WBAV WBBR WDAE WDWF WEAR WFBI WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WHK WIP WJAR WJX WMAK WPG and WRC for a silent feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
KFKX
KSD
WAAW
WCAL
WCBD
WFAA
WGST
WMC
WOAW
WORD
CKAC
CNRO
WBAV
WBBR
WDAE
WDWF
WEAR
WFBI
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WHK
WIP
WJAR
WJX
WMAK
WPG
WRC
Central Stations Society Program at 7 30 PM
Central Stations airs a society program on KFAB Lincoln Nebraska broadcasting at 240 meters schedule listed for 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFAB
Lincoln
Neb
Society
Concert Schedule for KFNF Shenandoah and KTHS Hot Springs
At KFNF Shenandoah IA 266 meters the 6:30 PM concert leads to an 8:30 PM musical program. KTHS Hot Springs broadcasts 374.8 meters with an 8:30 PM organ recital followed by a 9:10 PM classical concert and 10 PM dance tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFNF
Shenandoag
Evening Radio Schedule for KYW Chicago Event
The schedule lists programs from 6:35 p.m. bedtime stories to 1 a.m. insomnia club, including 7 p.m. dinner concert 8 p.m. musical program and 9:45 p.m. midnight revue. The 524.4 meter frequency and call letters KYW Chicago are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Musical schedule and program notes at Worth venue
At Worth, a 475.9 meter distance event is listed with a 7:30 PM musical program followed by a midnight orchestra performance. The concise schedule outlines two key time slots for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAP
Fyt. Worth
Radio Schedule and Juvenile Police Bulletin
WBCN Chicago lists a 6 P.M. juvenile period police bulletins segment followed by 7 P.M. classical hour and 10 P.M. dance orchestra programming as part of the evenings schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Weekly market and church schedule on WCCO radio
WCCO Minneapolis radio lists a 416.4 meter frequency for 6 30 P M weekly summary of flour, feed and flax markets. A 7 P M midweek church service and an 8 P M New York program are also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
Evening Radio Schedule at WDAF Kansas City
At WDAF Kansas City the 365.6 meter station airs from 6 P.M. a school of the air with address and music. At 8 P.M. a varied musical program with an orchestra follows. A nighthawk frolic is scheduled for 11 45 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawk
Evening Radio Schedules Across Three Cities
Webh Chicago airs orchestral at 7 P.M. Hawaiian guitars at 9 P.M. Readings and songs finish the night. WEMC Berrien Springs hosts an 8:15 P.M. Ladies program. WGAZ South Bend schedules a 7 P.M. musical program. WHA Madison presents at 9 P.M. winners of the State Federation of Music contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
WEMC
Berrien Springs
Madison
Wis
Concert and Orchestra Schedule at WHAS Louisville Des Moines
WHO stations list a 6:30 P.M. orchestra, 7:50 P.M. concert at WHAS Louisville with 399.8 meters. Des Moines program features 526 meters starting 6:30 P.M. and multiple performances including vocal and piano at 7:30 P.M. and orchestral sets at 8:80 P.M. and 9:45 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMH
Cincinnati
WHAS
Louisville
WHO
Des Moines
Radio schedule list for WHB and WLS stations
WHB Kansas City airs at 7 P.M. a men’s and boys program after WHB 865.6 meters. WLS Chicago lists shows from 6:25 P.M. organ recital to 10:40 P.M. Ford and Gienn time, including lullaby, R F D program, orchestra and opera performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Gienn
Evening Radio Schedule From WMAQ Chicago
At 6 p.m. organ recital and children stories. 8 p.m. Sir Charles F Higham performs. 9 p.m. orchestra concert broadcasts listed for the Chicago station WMAQ on 447.5 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Sir Charles F Higham
Evening radio listings across multiple Midwest cities
Radio schedules show Sandman visit at Davenport at 6 30 P M followed by an educational lecture and a Masie and Stept performance. Jefferson City offers a musical program and talks, Chicago hosts a dinner concert, Iowa City a talk segment, Oak Park a 6 30 P M musical and 9 P M feature, Elgin a varied musical program at eight P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Orpheus Club
Masie and Stept
WTAY
Oak Park
Ill
WTAS
Elgin
Eastern Stations Radio Schedule Highlights
A rundown of evening broadcasts across CNRC Ottawa KDKA East Pittsburgh PWX Havana WAAM Newark and WAHG Long Island. Programs include dinner concerts lectures organ recitals bedtime stories and orchestra performances with times from 6:30 to 9:00 PM and topics of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WAHG
Long Island
Radio and concert schedule for WBZ Springfield and WCAE Pittsburgh
Radio nature story at WBZ followed by an extension course and musical acts including Fred R Wade tenor and Uncle Bill. WCAE Pittsburgh presents dinner concert Sunshine Girl police reports vocal and instrumental program and orchestra broadcasts in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Fred R. “L. Wade
Uncle Bill
Whistler
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Radio Listings Across Cities Show Evening Schedule
Radio stations WCAP WEAF WFI WEEI WGR WGBS WGY and others announce nightly programs with dinner music orchestras dances and features. The schedule lists times from 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. including concert orchestras and entertainment segments in multiple markets.
Evening Radio Schedule With Alarms And Lectures
WNYC in New York airs at 6 30 P M police alarms talks and music followed by 7 30 P M music lecture police alarms and weather featuring a mix of program blocks and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Radio Schedule Fragments Include Musical Programs
A clipped radio listings segment shows station identifiers WOO Philadelphia WOR Newark WRW Tarrytown WTAM Cleveland WWII Detroit with measured frequencies and a string of evening programs. Entries include dinner music, orchestras, concert and feature programs, and police alarms at 9 P.M.
Evening radio schedules across West stations
CNBC Calgary airs at 10 p.m. with studio and dance programs. KFAE Pullman offers piano solos and talks at 9:30 p.m. KFI Los Angeles presents multiple evening blocks from 7 p.m. to midnight. KGW Portland lists children’s stories, a music club concert, markets and weather updates, and a debate at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNBC
Calgary
KFAE
Pullman
Wash
KGW
Portland
Radio Schedule Brief From KHJ Los Angeles
KHJ Los Angeles lists 8 30 P M children program 10 P M lecture 11 30 P M special program and 12 Midnight orchestra as a late night lineup for the station lineup and audience guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
Los Angeles
Radio Schedule Highlights for Seattle and Oakland
Listings show KJR Seattle with a 384.4 meter band schedule featuring a 10 30 P M musical program and an 11 30 P M Spanish class. KLX Oakland broadcasts an organ recital at 10 P M studio program and a midnight dance music segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJR
Seattle
KLX
Oakland
Schedule details for KNX Hollywood programming
The listing shows KNX Hollywood daily lineup with 8 15 P M dinner hour, 9 P M concert orchestra, 10 P M feature program, and a 12 midnight dance program spanning the evening. 336 9 meters and times indicate a radio or broadcast schedule for the station in the Hollywood area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOR
Newark
WTAM
Cleveland
KNX
Hollywood
Late Evening KOA Denver Schedule Brief
The KOA Denver listing shows 10 PM studio program followed by 11 PM dance music brief. Station identifies 322.4 meters and indicates broadcast format for the night segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOA
Denver
Radio Schedule From KPO San Francisco
Listing for KPO San Francisco includes 420.3 meters band with 8 30 p m children hour 9 30 p m special musical program and 10 p m solos soprano piano and varied musical program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPO
San Francisco
Aged Woman Carried From Home As Fire Breaks Out
Mrs. Nellie Simon, staying with son in law Emanuel Polster at 3564 Lee Place, was carried to safety by fire department chauffeur Lester Fay as basement papers burned. Firefighters soon doused the blaze, about 400 dollars in damage, origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Simon
Emanuel Polster
Lee Place
Lester Fay
Polster
Fey
Westcott
Two Robbery Charges Filed Against George Allen
George Allen aged 29 of 946 West Eighth street faces two robbery charges filed yesterday. Carrie Harris of 810 Laurel street swore she witnessed the March 17 theft of $35 from a bakery cash register, and grocer Frank Best of 918 Mound street alleges a December 2 robbery of $12. Allen and three others were arrested early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
West Eighth Street
Carrie Harris
Laurel Street
Frank Best
Mound Street
Harris
Elmer H. Goodnough
Linn Street
Allen
Best
Last Chamber Music Concert Of The Season
The Symphony Quartet will close the chamber music season in the Gibson Roof Garden tomorrow evening. Pupils bought a block of seats as a compliment to the quartet. Carl Wunderle joins as violist for a Quintet in G Op TD and the program includes Brahms works. The quartet comprises Emilermann, Edward Kreiner, Sigismund Culp, and Karl Kirksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony
Gibson Roof Garden
Carl Wunderle
Emilermann
Sigismund Culp
Karl Kirksmith
Edward Kreiner
Brahms
Foresters Court Elects Delegates for May Convention
Losnaliville Court No. 62 elected Anton Walk Joseph Ellet and A W Bayer as delegates to the annual Foresters convention. Alternates chosen were Charles Theobald Amos Klug and Andrwe Dotzauer. The convention will be held in New Philadelphia Ohio May 12 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losnaliville Court No
Order of Foresters
Anton Walk
Joseph Ellet
A. W. Bayer
Order
Charles Theobald
Amos Klug
Andrwe Dotzauer
New Philadelphia
Jury Awards Mrs Dennistoun £5000 Against Ex Husband
London reports that a jury awarded Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun £5000 damages against her ex husband Lieutenant Colonel Ian Onslow Dennistoun with three loaned sums deemed gifts and an oral agreement about support. The verdict may be altered by the judge after further arguments and ruling on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Lady Carnarvon
Dennistoun
Paris
Senor Bolin
Bolin
League of Nations
Mrs. Dennistoun
Countess Carnarvon
Woman Escapes From Pair In Car
Miss Rose Condon, 28, of Bellevue Kentucky, recounts a nine mile struggle with two men who lured her into a car then drove away. She freed herself and jumped from the vehicle, suffering cuts and bruises and was hospitalized before returning home. The incident occurred near Spring Grove and Station Avenues with the men driving toward the city. Police found her by the St Francis Seminary in Mt Healthy. Condon could not identify the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Condon
Lafayette Avenue
Bellevue
General Hospital
Powell & White Printing Company
Edwards
Cumminsville
E. F. White
Miss Condon
St. Francis Seminary
Mill Road
Mt. Healthy
Newport Testimony Shapes Robbery Case Outcomes
The witness described four Newport men Clifford Galloway Roger Whaley William Starks Wheeler Jones and Jesse Baskin as defendant in a highway robbery case. Baskin faces a separate charge for participating in a game of chance after testifying. Bond set at 500 dollars. Baskin bound over to grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Nin
Moore
Jesse Basking
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Clifford Galloway
Roger Whaley
William Starks
Wheeler Jones
Newport
John Armstrong
Southgate Street
Central Avenue
Basking
Newport Notes Motion to annex 200 acres passed
City Commissioners approve annexation of about 200 acres between Grand avenue and the Alexandria pike. Audrey McCracken, six, of 1125 Grandview avenue, suffered a broken leg after an automobile collision reportedly driven by Charles Beck of 734 South Fort Thomas avenue. Police deem the crash unavoidable. the boy was taken to Speers Hospital then home. Four intoxication defendants, William Kerry, Timmons Greer, Mayme Clifton negress, and Charles Turner, received jail terms of five to fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Grand Avenue
Alexandria Pike
Audrey McCracken
Grandview Avenue
Charles Beck
South
Fort Thomas Avenue
Speers Hospital
Beck
Moore
Illiam Kerry
Tigmas Greer
Mayme Clifton
Negress
Charles Turner
Kerry
Greer
Clifton
Turner
Realty Transfers in Ft. Thomas Kentucky Subdivisions
Rosa A Hartweg transfers property in Rosemont Ft. Thomas to August Helmbold for 5000 stamps. Eugene Reik transfers Inverness subdivision Ft. Thomas to Fred Droege for 2500 stamps. George C Ware transfers north Ft. Thomas Avenue between Mayo and Stewart to Edythe Hengelbrok for 11500 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa A. Hartweg
August Helmbold
Rosemont
Ft. Thomas
Eugene Reik
Fred Droege
Inverness
George C. Ware
Edythe Hengelbrok
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Mayo and
Stewart Avenues
Tire Store Loot Sparks Overnight Heist
Four young men raided the Blue Front tire store at 404 Monmouth Street loading about 1200 dollars in tires and accessories into a truck. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Drew Whitney watched from their apartment above the shop. they alerted police after the thieves fled. Store owners John A Windmeyer and Louis J Schneider, new in business three weeks, reported the burglary discovered at 5 30 AM. The Whitneys lacked a phone and feared the robbers might shoot if notified earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Whitney
Monmouth Street
Whitneys
Whitney
John A. Windmeyer
Dayton Avenue
Dayton
Louis J. Schneider
Liberty Street
Newport
Widmeyer
Soldier Given Nine Months For Trying To Enter Home
Soldier William Wilsenholm, 18, at Ft. Thomas, was arraigned in Campbell County on a house breaking charge. He pled guilty to attempted house breaking and got nine months in the County Jail after more than three months served. The incident involved A V Stegeman, 15 Tower Place, Ft. Thomas, on November 23, 1924. Nearby officers and enlisted men from the post testified. Tony Marselas of Ward Avenue, Bellevue, was fined 200 dollars and costs and put under a 30 day jail term for violations of the prohibition law. he had a similar sentence from Bellevue Police Judge Schmidt and appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilsenholm
Ft. Thomas
Caldwell
Campbell County
Wilsenholm
A. V. Stegeman
Tower Place
Tony Marselas
Ward Avenue
Bellevue
Marselas
Schmidt
Marriage Licenses Arranged in Ohio Towns
Names and residences listed for recent marriage licenses in Ohio. Harry M. Spring of Germantown and Goldie Greenfield of Miamisburg pair. Robert A. Allemany of Washington D C with Delma L Keefer of Greenfield. Sam Karadak of Dayton with Peary Salle of Dayton. Thomas T Miller of Dayton with Louise M Schuster of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Spring
Germantown
O. Goldie Greenfield
Miamisburg
O. Robert
A. Allemany
Washington D. H
O. Delma L. Keefer
Greenfield
O. Sam Karadak
Dayton
O. Peary Salle
Thomas T. Miller
Louise M. Schuster
Covington Announces Stricklett Candidacy for State Senate
A. E. Stricklett former State Senator and City Solicitor for six years announced his candidacy for State Senator on the Democratic ticket. He previously ran for Lieutenant Governor two years ago against Colonel H. H. Denhardt, polling a record vote in Northern Kentucky, but Denhardt won the nomination and election. Stricklett advocates free bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Stricklett
Stricklett
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky
Denhardt
Two Wills Probed in Kenton County Court
The will of William Pearce Carpenter of Covington was probated yesterday with his wife Nellie S. Carpenter named executrix. Also, the will of Mrs Mary I Martin of Covington left the estate to her husband W H Martin who qualified as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennistoun
Sir John Cowans
William Pearce Carpenter
Covington
Kenton County Court
Nellie S. Carpenter
Mary I. Martin
W. H. Martin
Edward T. Rutley Dies Covington Tile Works Manager
Edward T. Rutley age 50 secretary and general manager of Cambridge Tile Works Covington died at home 112 Wallace avenue after weeks of illness The unmarried executive resided with Mrs S W Braunstein family He was a long time Covington tile businessman and a thirty second degree Scottish Rite Mason Funeral arrangements pending at Mrs Braunstein's home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Rutley
Cambridge
Seventeenth
Woodburn Avenues
Covington
Wallace Avenue
Rutley
Mr. Rutley
S. W. Braunstein
Teen Hit By Car on Madison near Nineteenth
Mary Grifshafer 17 of 2430 Madison avenue was struck crossing Madison near Nineteenth. She was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital with bruises to her left knee and ankle. Police identified the driver and will summon him to Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRL
Mary Grifshafer
Madison Avenue
Nineteenth Street
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Fire at Public Works employee home causes $1500 loss
Clifford Albers of the Public Works Department was awakened by smoke at his Third and Johnson street home. He and his wife rescued three small children while firemen said the blaze started on a clothes rack from matches. Loss estimated at $1500.
Kenton Circuit Court Opens Trial In $20000 Thiele Suit
In Kenton Circuit Court trial began for George Thiele administrator of Robert Thiele’s estate against R S Webb Jr owner of a Lexington bus line. A boy fatally injured Oct 24 on the Dixie Highway near Ft Mitchell terminal prompted the suit. The Kaiser city of Covington case over a $6025 claim for injuries from a protruding water meter box ended with a verdict for the city. Chuck Hewling pleaded guilty to assault and battery and drew three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
George Thiele
Fr. Mitchell
Robert Thiele
R. S. Webb, Jr
Lexington
Harbeson
W. F. Vaughn
Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
Thomas Kaiser
Covington
Applegate
Kaiser
Watson Avenue
Latonia
Charles
Chuck) Hewling
Local Names Listed in Census-Style Fragments
Fragmentary names appear: Russell Minnick London Grace Campbell Washington Isom Cornelius Covington Carrie Little Cincinnati Harry Woodson Nina Haywood and others. The readable lines suggest a partial roll call or directory extract from a historical listing.
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Russell. Minnick
London
O. Grace Campbell
Washington, D. H
O. Isom Cornelius
Covington
Carrie
Little
Nccccsccicses
Cincinnati
Harry Woodson
Nina Haywood
Etn
Ewe Enennne
Americans to receive citizenship prep courses in Kentucky
A new committee on Americanization appointed by Josiah Marvel will run preliminary courses in Americanism for foreigners in the Eastern District of Kentucky. The panel includes John W. Menzies, Stephens L Blakely, and King Swope, under the American Bar Association oversight, aiming to instill full adherence to national ideals. Also, a citizenship school session led by the Kenton County League of Women Voters informed women voters on governance and voting, with remarks from several officials and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John W. Menzies
United States
Stephens L Blakely
Covington
King Swope
Eighth District
Josiah Marvel
American Bar Association
A. M. J. Cochran
United States District Court
Bar Association
Menzies
United States Court
Lexington
Industrial Club
Kenton County League of Women Voters
Mildred Hartke
Leslie T. Applegate
Enton
Orie S. Ware
A. E. Tricklett
Paul Rittenhouse
National League of Women Voters
W. S. Groom
Kenton, County
Murder Charge Aces Against Negro Slayer Percy Walker
Percy Walker 37 of 808 Russell Street was arrested on a murder charge after Peter Dudley 58 of 208 Russell Street died from gunshot wounds sustained at a party in Walker's room. Walker claimed self defense as police recovered a Winchester rifle and a revolver with five gallons of moonshine nearby. Dudley had been due to appear for bond in a prohibition case. Walker fled but was later captured at the federal building.
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Percy Walker
Russell Street
Rodman Russell
Federal
Bond
Walker
Peter Dudley
Dudley
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Five Bids Placed for New Dry Well at Ft Thomas Water Works
City Commissioners received five bids for the dry well project at the Ft. Thomas water works to prepare for an extra pumping unit. Bids ranged from 126,932 to 149,900 with firms from Newport Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh. The contract will be awarded Thursday after committee calculation amid objections over the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
O. F. Moore Company
Newport
Charles Runck
Donnelly
J. Mason Hawk
Class of 150 Attend BYPU Training Institute
A class of 150 students attends the Baptist Young People's Union training institute at Madison Avenue Baptist Church. The institute, led by Layman P Hailey from Louisville and W T Perry of Covington, closes Friday with diplomas. Sessions run 6 to 9 pm daily with a lunch break at 7, and devotional thoughts by Rev L L Henson each night.
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B. Y. P. U. Training Institute
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
P. Hailey
Louisville
BY. PF. Uv
W. TL Perry
Corington
North Kentucky
L.L. Henson
Kenton County Children’s Home Society to Elect Board
Members of the Children’s Home Society of Kenton County met at the Industrial Club to finalize plans for the annual election of a Board of Trustees next Tuesday night at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. The new Board will elect officers for the ensuing year.
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Orphans’ Society
Children’s Home Society
Kenton County
Industrial Club
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Lillian Engelbrecht
Emma P. L. Lenhart
Jonathan Avenue
Cheviot Inn Bannister
Edward Davidson
Applegate Avenue
Roy Pope
Woodbine Avenue
Lucille S. Wood
Louis Nierman
Gilbert Avene
C. Stanley Howell
William H. Howell
Summit
Maryland Avenues
C. Ss. Mendenhall
Elm Street
Chichester
WSAI
WHN
Philadelphia
WJIZ
Friars
Wall Street
Journal
Air College
Mandglin
WLIT
WGAZ
South Bend
WOS
Jefferson City
WSUI
Iowa City
CNRC
Ottawa
Havana
WAAM
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
Concert Orchestra
Sunny Jim
WEEI
Boston
Big Brother Club
Rano
P.m.—Orchestra
P.M
WGR
Buffalo
Uncle Geebee
WOO
WRW
Tarrytown
N. Y
Detroit
KFI
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
J. W. Menzies
Americanization Committee
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery Coal CO
Covington, Ky
Bebe Daniels
James Rennie
Ricardo Cortez
Thildrem
Hatfield
Madison Ave
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