Oil filling station planned for downtown Cincinnati site
Announcement of a new oil filling station at the southeast corner of Eighth and Walnut streets, bought for about 200000 dollars by Louis Levenson and John Stillpass of Queen City Petroleum & Goods Company. The purchase involved multiple brick buildings and razing downtown blocks, first such project in Cincinnati replacing existing downtown structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Eighth Street
Walnut Street
Louis Levenson
John Stillpass
Queen City Petroleum & Educts
Allop & Co
William P. Devon
Allop
Frederick A Schmidt Co Takes Management Of Ryland Subdivision
The Frederick A Schmidt Company has assumed management of a Ryland subdivision at Pad dack and Ryland avenues Bond Hill. The tract adjoins Maketewah Country Club grounds and has been under development for years. Thirty five of ninety five lots will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Schmidt
English-style cottage to rise on Cleves Warsaw Pike
Charles B. Terry attorney plans a stone and stucco English cottage on the Cleves Warsaw pike near the Western Hills Country Club. A rustic stone bridge and an artificial lake will be added to heighten the property’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Terry
Cleves-Warsaw Pike
Western Hills Country Club
Savage Buys Five-Room Semi-Bungalow in East Walnut Hills
Hugh J. Savage purchased a five-room semi-bungalow on Hewitt Crescent between Hewitt Avenue and Garden Place in East Walnut Hills from Charles Klaphake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Crescent
Hewitt Avenue
Garden Place
East
Walnut Hills
Hugh J. Savage
Charles Klaphake
Building Owners and Managers meet on Tuesday
Problems of interest to managers of office buildings will be discussed at the monthly meeting of the Building Owners and Managers Association at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.
Five Room Semi-Bungalow Sold on West McMicken Avenue
Julius Exageke paid 7600 dollars for a five room semi bungalow frame at 2954 West McMicken Avenue. A Heinzeroth disposed of the home through the Al Koch Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Exageke
McMicken Avenue
A. Heinzeroth
al Koch Realty Company
Brokers Sell Oakley SixRoom Frame with Double Garage
Morris and Long brokers sold a six room frame with a double garage at 2914 Minot Avenue Oakley to Runabrle for 9125 dollars. Florence and Charles Hilbert were the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Long
Minot Avenue
Oakley
Runabrle
Florence
Charles Hilbert
Real estate sale at 1636 Jonathan Avenue Evanston
J M Healy sold a frame Anne type home at 1636 Jonathan avenue Evanston to Anna O Connor for 6900 dollars. T A Collins acted as broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Healy
Jonathan Avenue
Evanston
Anna O'Connor
T. A. Collins
Transfers of Cincinnati property parcels detailed
A list of real estate transfers across Cincinnati areas including Reading Edna Brooks schmidt to William Kassen for two lots, the College Vue Subdivision deal between Columbia Life Insurance and Union Gas Electric, and numerous parcels in Walnut Hills Northside Norwood and other townships. Tax notes show minor levies from 50 cents to several dollars per transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumaker
Theobald Westrich
Treen Estrich
Susan Heyob
Bridgetown Pike
Carr R Wee Sixth
Front Streets
Hartwell
William L. Moore
City Ice and Fuel Co
Ohio Avenue
West End
Mary Hanna
Richter Transfer Co
Eighth Street
Ee S. Neekamp
Frank Jacob
Oakley Park
Madisonville
John
Arthur
G H
Edna Mackenzie
Meadow
John C
Minnie Mackenzie
Miller, DuPrus & Peters Manufacturing Co
Kodel Radio Co
Lawrence Street
Friendship Street
Pearl Street
Lick Run
Alice Hetzinger
John H. Bunker
Westwood Avenue
Westwood
Alma J. Steffen
Katherine Baeumer
Montana Avenue
Mt. Washington
Finley S. Brooke
Kirtley E
Martha M. Boles
Cambridge and
Beacon Avenues
Reading
William Katterjohann
Alvina A. Apking
Main Street
Norwood
Joseph A. Cook
Earl D. Cushman
Dalewood
Grover & Layman Realty Company
Earl D. Gushman
Price Hill
Hyman Levin
Margaret Ladermeier
West Eighth Street
Hermosa Avenue
Maggie M. Roeller
Clara J. Steigleder
Olivia Lane
Clifton
Charles Hoppe
George Gude
Sherlock Avenue
Mya
Howell Avenue
Rose Rhoodin
Louis and
Ida
Din
Frank Lockman
Corryville
William Kummerr
St. Clair Street
Walnut Hills
Frank
Anna Stath
Huron Avenue
Fischer Avenue
Hyde Park East
George W. Eltske
Fay McNees
Brighton
Martin McCabe
Benjamin Weiland
Buck Street
Harrison Avenue
George Hengehold
Nicholas A. Berthol
Grand Avenue
Herman Meitus
A. Lorain Fenker
Hopkins Street
Riverview Syndicate
Elisa Garber
Norman D. Talley
Louis Kaminsky
Morris Kaminsky
Bauer Avenue
Cutter Street
Mt. Adams
Wendel Kahlesz
Antoinette Althert
Baum Street
Walter E. Ibold
Katharine E. Grisby
Clifton Avenue
Lafayette Circle
Tusculum
John Brandstetter
Himi Bland
Longworth
Richard K. LeBlond
Seton Realty Company
Central
Josephine M. Fee
Frieda Finerman
Central Avenue
William C. Armstrong
Ronald A
Florence T. Ferguson
Green Township
Fred Haucke
Cora Liebenburger
Edna Brookschmidt
William Kassen
J. H. Oliver
College Vue
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Union Gas Th Electric Company
George Stugard
Cole Realty Company
Charles McDonald
Woodburn Avenue
Sycamore Township
Willard F. Shepherd
John Collins
Sharon Avenue
Chester Road
August G. Bammerlin
Sydney I. Crew
Huson Avenue
Regentvenue
Alex Gustafson
Elizabeth Smith
Pullan Avenue
Chambers Street
Charles H. Uhlmann
Peter and
Magdalena Minnich
Joseph and
Mary Focks
Otis Coleman
William and
Annie Garlington
Dreman Avenue
Glendale
Ella M. Lindner
Pauline Stucker
Sharonvenue
Cora Gabelman
Edwin A. Ricketts
Maple Avenue
Montgomery Avenue
Joseph E. Fortman
Bernard Fortman
Mad Anthony Street
Frank Otten
John A. Lee
Mills Avenue
Ben Thelen
Edward L. Gibson
Freeman Avenue
Aymiller
Arlington Heights
Fred Gogell
Lawrence G. Kloeb
Burkhart’s
Anderson Township
William Hahn, Jr
Mont D
Marie J. Laycock
Fairview
Spencer Township
Edwin Meyer
Jeremiah
Jessie Schnehain
Turkey Bottom Road
College Hill
Adolph Finkelstein
Marvin
Bessie Sennett
Milton Avenue
John H. Clippinger
Pauline P. Taylor
Watterson
Greem Township
Joseph G. Mathias
Demeter
Helen Dann
Eliza A. Small
Julia Young
H. Bohnstinger
Whetsel Avenue
Jacob F. Rappoport
Harry W. Moran
Vine
Charlton Street
Nick Perist
William F. Armstrong
Gilbert Avenue
Columbia Township
Ransom
Harry Sasse
Mary Schaefers
Nettie Dayton
Rapid Run Road
Lockman Avenue
Octavia Coleman
Clarence H. Taylor
Prentice Street
Mathis Street
Mt. _ Lookout
Genevieve L. Elston
Julia R. Volkman
Lampert Place
Terrace Park
William Irwin
Caroline L. Voight
James W. Sibley
Myrtle Raterman
Harry Stern
Wade
Excursion Through Indianapolis and Nearby Cities
An excursion visit spans Batesville Greensburg and Shelbyville with travel notes and local insights. The fragment mentions a 1.15 tee time or score and hints at route or schedule details for the trip.
Round Trip Special Train Leaves at Central Union Depot
The round trip special departs Central Union Depot at 7:00 a.m. CST and returns from Indianapolis at 7:00 p.m. CST. City Ticket Office located at 108 Dixie Terminal and Central Union Depot handles sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Depot
Indianapolis
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Mortgages Filed and Canceled Listings in City Banks
A lengthy list shows numerous mortgage filings and cancellations across Cincinnati area banks and savings institutions. Names include Anna Bill Edwin A Ricketts Katherine Peters and many others with sums ranging from a few hundred to fifty thousand dollars. A separate notice reports a marriage license issued in Cleveland for John Brugge to marry his daughter-in-law Marie Brugge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bill
K. Bemerer
Edwin A. Ricketts
Ludlow.Ave
William J. Schroer
Mt. Healthy
Eva Frye
Same
M. Kraw
Riveccld B. & L. Co
Marie C. Tillar
Senate L. & B. A. Co
L. L. Gibson
Clark Street L. & Re
Mont D. Socks
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Ethel C. F. Cole
On Schuler
Southern Ohio Loan Co
H. Barnes
Riverside B. A. & O
Simokiln
Carrie Carpenter
Aia Hoffman
Provident Savings Bank
O Bein
Liberal S. & L. Co
Pauline P. Taylor
Liberal S. L. Co
Lena Krai
Octavia Coleman
Frank M. Allgeier
Times Star S. & L. Co
Frank Jacob
Catherine F. Keller
Eee
Central Norwood B
Jacob F. Metzger
Ae Weiland
Eagle S. & L. A
Nicholas A. Berthol
the Kodel Radio Corporation
Pearl Rubin
Price Hill Electric B. & L. A
John H. Bunker, Jr
Central Fairmount _ & L. Co
Bunker, Jr
Sohn O. Eckert
Archie Banfield
Frank Bueche
David Ci Oe
Cinenati Workingmen’s Club
Active B. & 1, Co
Ronald Ferguson
Frieda Fingerman
Louis J. Griszmer
Centennial B. A
Barbara Ruffley
Marie A. Koebel
Cleveland
John Brugge
Independence
Marie Brugge
Eskimo to wed widow of victim receives pardon
Ikalukpiak, a young Eskimo, will be released from Stone Mountain Penitentiary to marry Havongach's widow Khattia, whom Havongach killed after jealousy and an affair with Ikalukpiak. Governor General in Council granted the pardon. a radio broadcast will announce the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Ikalykp§Ak
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stone Mountain Penitentiary
Havongach
Khattia
Ikalukpiak
Tree River
Coronation Gulf
Havougach
Emperor of Incas Ordered to Pay Alimony in New York
Tito Cassi who claims to be the eleventh Emperor of all the Incas was ordered to pay 12 dollars weekly alimony to support his wife. Magistrate Oberwager declined bond, noting it would be a shame to require royalty to furnish a surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tito Cassi
Oberwager
Alberto V. Roselle
Park Avenue Baptist
Roselle
American Museum of Natural History
Peru
Machu Picchu
Poru
Radio Programs for Today on Local Stations
Radio listings for WLW Cincinnati WJY New York WHN New York detailing 6 P.M. to 11 P.M. schedules including dinner concert orchestra violin solos vaudeville headliner and musical revue programs across multiple stations and meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Cincinnati Radio Schedule Sparks Evening Concert Lineup
WSAI Cincinnati lists a 325.9 meter broadcast at 6 30 P M with orchestral sets, a 7 P M concert from New York WEAF, and a 9 P M orchestra session, outlining a tight nightly program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orches
New York
WEAF
Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Broadcast clock lists programs at Schenectady Philadelphia New York Denver and Oakland. Highlights include an El opening in Schenectady at 7 P.M. a Prison Tales reading in Philadelphia at 7 30 P.M. a Colgate vs NYU debate in New York at 7 30 P.M. a violin recital by Cho Hsiung Wo in Philadelphia at 7 45 P.M. and a Western State Teachers Band performance in Denver with You Never Can Tell in Oakland at 11 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
Cne
New el
William ‘. Brenner
WJY
New York
New York University
Colgate
Philadelphia
Cho Hsiung Wo
Koa
Denver
Western State Teachers
Kgo
Oakland
Cal
Silent Tonight Radio Call Letters List
A string of radio station call letters and network tags appears in a compact listing. The entry enumerates stations such as Central-KFAB KFDM KOB WEMC WHA and WJJD along with various regional outlets and network identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFAB
KFDM
KOB
WEMC
Wheel
WHA
WJJD
WOS
WSUI
KSD
Stern
CNRO
CNAM
CKAC
Pwwx
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WDWF
WHAZ
WLSHT
WCAP
WEBJ
WOO
WOR
WTAM
Chicago radio schedule outlines evening programs
WMAQ Chicago lists a 447.5 meter household hour with a 30 minute special program and theater organ segment followed by a 50 minute feature, 15 minute garden talk, 50 minute lecture and 15 minute church program before late musical and other shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Evening Radio Concert Schedule at WQJ Chicago
At WQJ Chicago a dinner concert runs 7 P.M. for one hour followed by an orchestra and radio artists from 10 P.M. for three hours and a dance music segment ending at 1 A.M. The schedule lists entertainment blocks and timing for the full night.
Organ Recital and Classical Music at WLS Chicago
At the WLS Chicago program the theater hosts a 6 P.M. organ recital followed by 6:45 P.M. entertainers and a 7 P.M. classical music segment for listeners.
Radio Schedule for WBCN Chicago 266 Meters
The listing outlines a daily Chicago radio timetable with a juvenile period at 6 PM followed by an hour of police reports, a popular program at 8 PM, a classical hour at 10 PM, another popular program at 11 PM, and a midnight one hour matinee. The schedule specifies one hour blocks and program titles including tdik and matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Tdik
Disney and Classical Concerts Highlight Chicago Evening
WGN Chicago lists a 6:30 P.M. start for Disney music followed by an 8 P.M. classical concert and a 10 P.M. Jazz scamper lasting one hour at the 370.2 meter schedule block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
KYW Chicago lists a 5:35 PM bedtime stories slot followed by a 7 PM dinner concert speeches, 8 PM twenty minutes of good reading musical program, 9:15 PM safety first talk and a 10 PM at home program lasting one and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Louisville WHAS listing with 399.8 meters event
The WHAS Louisville schedule shows an 8:30 PM concert on Sunday followed by a talk and a baseball segment after a Sunday school lesson.
Webb Chicago Evening Program Schedule
An evening at Webb Chicago features at 7 P.M. an orchestra and theater program lasting about an hour followed by a 9 P.M. performance by a soprano and a tenor with dance selections. At 10 P.M. dance numbers and vocals extend for another hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Chicago
Dinner music and band concert schedule at WGY Schenectady
A reader notice lists schedule items at WGY Schenectady: 379.5 meters reception at :30 P.M. dinner music, followed by a special program, and a :30 P.M. band concert as the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenecyraady
Cleveland Broadcast Schedule Reveals Evening Lineup
WHK Cleveland lists a 273 meter frequency program with an 6 30 PM orchestra and a 9 PM special feature spanning four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Masons May Break With Belgium Order
Judge James B. Ruhl, Grand Master of Ohio Grand Lodge, says relations with the Grand Orient of Belgium may be terminated over Belgium Masonry’s abandonment of belief in God and removal of the Bible from altars. Relations with New York have already ended for the same reason. Ohio Masonry requires belief in God and the Bible as guides for all allied jurisdictions. The issue may be raised at the Grand Lodge meeting in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Grand Orient of
Belgium
James B. Ruhl
Ohio
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
New York
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masonry
Ruhl
Ohio Lodge
Event Schedule Shows Evening Programs and Performers
Schedule from an events page lists times for a children's hour at 6 PM, a piano recital talk at 7 PM, a talk at 7:30 PM, a Chinese violinist at 7:46 PM, a music appreciation segment, and an 11 PM orchestra performance, all centered around WIP Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
Title to land registered in Hamilton County suit
Kruse & Bahlmann Hardware Company files to clear clouds and register title to Cincinnati land. Notice to defendants includes numerous individuals and banks. Court sets return date of May 30 1925 for answers and defenses. Local real estate and trust connections cited with Union Trust Company and Chase National Bank among parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Kruse & Bacimann Hardware Company
State of Ohio
The
Union Trust Company
William Horace Schmidlapp
Hotel Gibson
Albert KE. Heekin
Stettinius Avenue
Jean M. Schmidlapp
Grandin Road
Chase National Bank
Broadway
New York City
New York
Ruth A. King
Brown & Shipley
Pall Mall
London
England
Luise Kinney
Rockport
Massachusetts
Charles Stedman Becker
Washington Boulevard
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles Edwin Hicks
Caldwell Street
Piqua
the Union Trust Company
Ohio Corporation
James Hicks
Miami County
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Besaden Realty Company
Union Trust Building
Eugene H. Hughes
Fourth
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Fifth-Third National Bank of
Commercial Square
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
Kruse & Bahlmann Hardware Company
State of
Sixth Street
Neosdwee
Sixther and
Scott Alley
Pioneer Street
Wiges’ Sow
MO Wurley
William A. Son Trust
Evening schedule with concerts and talks listed
The program lists events from 6 P M dinner concert to 10 45 P M songs including a 6 55 P M lecture a 7 P M Wall Street Journal review and a 7 80 P M special program followed by a 8 30 P M band concert and 9 30 P M radio pranks ending with 9 45 P M orchestra Hawaiians and late songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal Review
Pittsburgh station evening program lineup highlights
WCAE Pittsburgh lists a 461.3 meter broadcast schedule with events from 5 30 P M orchestras to 8 P M a special program including a children’s hour at 6 30 and an orchestra review at 7 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF and WEAR Radio Listing of Evening Programs
Evening schedule shows WEAF New York broadcasting at 491.5 meters with 5 PM dinner music 6 PM services and a history lecture at 6 40 PM followed by an orchestra at 7 PM Touring in an auto noted later. WEAR Cleveland on 389.4 meters lists 7 PM organ recital and 9 PM special program with 10 PM orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Barytone
Wear
Cleveland
Newark
Evening Broadcast Schedule for KDKA and WFI Philadelphia
Broadcast grid lists KDKA East Pittsburgh with 309.1 meters at 6:05 P.M. dinner concert and 7:30 P.M. concert plus 8 and 10 P.M. specials. WFI Philadelphia with 394.5 meters at 5:20 P.M. orchestra and 7 P.M. orchestra. Also mentions children hours and bedtime stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WFI
Philadelphia
Evening Schedule for Entertainers and Orchestra
A local program lists 5 P.M. entertainers with orchestra, 6 P.M. talks with orchestra, 6 80 P.M. radio course with orchestra, 7 30 P.M. a special feature, and a 9 P.M. varied program lasting about one and a half hours.
Radio Schedule for WNYC New York Evening Programs
At 5:80 P.M. an orchestra performs followed by sport analysis at 6:20 P.M. Then a musicale with vocal and instrumental pieces at 8 P.M. and a final 8:30 P.M. talk featuring instrumental and vocal elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Cincinnati Park Lighting Bids Sought for 10 Year Term
Sealed proposals are invited by the Cincinnati Board of Park Commissioners for electrical lighting of parks parkways playgrounds and public lands for ten years beginning June 1 1935. Bids due May 14 1925 with a $5000 bond or certified check. Specifications available at 2005 Gilbert Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
City of
Board of Park Commissioners Aed
L. A. Ault
Co. H. Meeds
Sealed bids sought for pine timber for Cincinnati bridges
Cincinnati seeks sealed proposals to supply thousands of pieces of dense long leaf yellow pine timber in various sizes for the Department of Bridges and Viaducts. Bids due May 15 1925 at the City Purchasing Agent office. Bond required 10 percent with bid and 50 percent upon contract. Director may reject all bids. Ernst von Bargen city purchasing agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
Department of Bridges
Plum Street
Bid Notice for Bridge Plank Supply in Cincinnati
City Purchas ing Agent invites bids to furnish 200 pieces 2%x10-18 SIS to 2% sound oak bridge planks and 200 pieces 2%x10s16 SIS to 2% planks for the Department of Bridges and Viaducts. Delivery to bridge yards. May 15 1925 bid closing. Ernst von Bargen issues the notice.
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio Bid Opening
Hamilton County Commissioners announce bids for the Bridgetown road repair station project under Specifications No 123 W. Bids due May 22 1925 at noon in Cincinnati Ohio. Details at the County Surveyor and County Commissioners. bonds required with proposals. right to reject any or all bids. Clifford Brown President Attest: Sert Reinhardt Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridgetown Road
Cheviot
Green Township
Unty
Board of County Commissioners
Ro. of
Clifford Brown
Sert Reinhardt
Cincinnati Ordinance 165-1925 On Beech Avenue Improvement
City council approves Beech Avenue improvement from Latham to Folsom with grading drains water system changes and reinforced concrete paving. City pays 2 percent and intersections. remainder levied by foot frontage, payable in ten installments or cash within 30 days. Copy of ordinance available for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Latham Avenue
Folsom Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Thoburne Avenue Water Main Improvement Ordinance
City of Cincinnati Ohio passes Ordinance No. 166-1925 to proceed with water mains on Thoburne avenue from Roe street to Erie avenue. Property fronting and abutting the proposed improvement is assessed per front foot, with remainder paid by the city. five annual installments available to property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburne Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Roe Street
Erie Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Stewart Place Width Ordinance Sets Roadway and Sidewalks
An Ordinance No 156 1925 fixes the width of Stewart place from Chandler street to the north corporation line. The roadway is set at 30 feet and each sidewalk space at 15 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Stewart Place
Chandler Street
Cincinnati authorizes oiling Cook and Straight streets district
A city resolution declares a district along Cook street from Alfred to Straight and Straight street from Spring Grove Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue for oil treatment once in 1925. The cost will be assessed to abutting property owners under Ohio law and tied to a contract with The Byrnes-Conway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Cook Street
Alfred Street
Straight Street
Springs Grove Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Pete Ty
Byrnes-Conway Company
State of
Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Taylor Avenue
Madison Road
Madison
State of Ohio
Director of Public
Chas ‘F. Hornberger
Huey Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Lower River Road
Multiple 1925 Cincinnati oiling district resolutions listed
A series of 1925 Cincinnati resolutions authorize oiling roadways for several abutting property districts. It names Erie Castle Willard Taylor Shaw Huey Glenview Hermosa Gilmore and other avenues, sets periods in 1925, and outlines assessments to cover the cost, with timing to be fixed by the Director of Public Service and contracts with The Byrnes Conway Company. It includes secretary attestation and notes related to sewer plan filing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles and
Loretta Ackenhausen
Frank Goetz
Bank Street
J. F. O’brien & Co
Kers
Batesville
Greensburg
Shelbyville
teeGeeteeaee
Joseph Huelsman
Charlotte E. Nichols
Percy H. Henry
Sere Mason
American Mortgage Co
Louis Wartik
Cabinet L. & B. Co
Ida M. Bena
James Hi Hiatt
East Walnut Hills B. & L
Ione Baehner
Elberonepeter Okk
A. Agness
Garfield
Martin Vitz
Clarence Nieman
Ida Fleischer
Samuel D. Senet
Ann R. McCain
John Rucer
Winfred H. Payne
Minnie R. McCain
Hoyt G. Robinson
Enterprise B. & L. A. Co
Followers
RB. A L. Caer
John Sempetrean
Frank E. Michael
John W. ‘Killer
Joseph Engel
Delta L. A
Grover H. Peanut
Rose B. Nead
Oamegeles B. A
Celina Theis
Antonio Home Il
B. O
Frank H. Cappel
Mercantile B. & L. Co
Dorothy Braam
Findlay L.& B. Co
Simon Androne
Twelfth Ward B. & L. Co
Katherine Peters
M. S. Jelenke
J. Kelleher
Elmwood Place
Ti B. Co
James Devine
Emma Druhman
Ferdinand Ritter
Garden D. & L. Co
Israel
Ge Ey
Mary “Ror
Alice
Hunt
Paul ” Smyth
William H. Flack
Central Hyde Park 8S. & L. Co
Myrtle v Howland
Cincinnati Bank and Trv. Company
Stan Coleman
East Side B. & L. Co
William Coleman
Mercantile B. & L
A. Bickett
Madison B. A
Jacob Santer
C. Tiller
Jacob Neiman
Mound B
William A Barnes
Riverside B. A
Eas
John Lee
Mt. Enn
Avondale U.S. L
van Allen
Milford
WLW
Delta
WSAI
WQJ
WLS
Ohio Masons
Wiz
WGBS
City of Cincinnati
Public Service
Director of
Ernst von Bargen
Simpson Pere
Castle Place
Public Eoely
Simpson Avenue
Chas. F.«Hornberger
Willard Avenue
Edwards Road
Clerk ‘of Council
Whitney Avenue
Lucerne Avenue
Ie Avenue
Shaw Avenue
N. & W. Railroad
Rosella Avenue
Sunrise Avenue
F. Hornberger
Fee
Hueyante
Verd
Gilmore Avenue
Madison Avenue
Markbreit Avenue
Clerk of Council
Wich
Carnation Avenue
Pedrette Avenue
Chas, F. Hornberger
Glenview Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Meryton Avenue
Lawn Avenue
Cheviot Avenue
Higbee Street
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