Borah Presses Court Independence From League of Nations
Sen ator Borah urged in Boston that the World Court be independent of the League of Nations to serve peace and law. He argued changes in the statute would allow a truly independent judiciary free from political council control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
World Court
League of Nations
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
Department of Justice
Senate
Council of the League
International Court
Europe
Michigan Wins Tennis Meet Over Chicago 4 2
Michigan defeated Chicago 4 2 at Ann Arbor with singles wins by Jerome A. and Krickbaum and Vose for Michigan and Crane Shaeffer McCarthy in others. Doubles saw Jerome and Crane beat Valentine Shaeffer, while McCarthy and Millenbach edged Krickbaum and Vose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Jerome A
Nurmi Dominates Holy Cross Runners in Exhibition
Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish distance runner, defeated Holy Cross College pair Leo Hand and F Donaghy in a one and one half mile exhibition at Worcester Fair Grounds. Hand carried an eighty yard handicap while Donaghy faced sixty yards. The rain let up for the event.
Finnish runners reinstated by Mid-Atlantic A A U panel
Paavo Nurmi Willie Ritola and six others connected to the Finnish American Athletic Clubs of New York were reinstated by the Registration Committee of the Mid-Atlantic Association A A U after last week’s suspension. Also named were Iimar Prim Gunnar Nilson and Juno Fager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurmi
Philadelphia
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Finnish-American Athletic Clubs of
New York
Middle-Atlantic Association
Iimar Prim
Gunnar Nilson
Juno Fager
Bank Clerk James Cunningham Shoots Hole In One
Memphis Tenn May 11 James Cunningham a bank clerk joined the hole in one golf club here today with an ace at the Overton Park links sinking a 120 yard ninth hole shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
James Cunningham
Overton Park Links
Home Buying Options in Corryville and Price Hill Areas
Corryville Ayv north of St Clair offers a six room modern house with price around 7000. Price Hill features a two family frame with six rooms two baths garage and fruit trees for 6500. Another Price Hill property at 3815 St Lawrence is a five room semi bungalow with bath and modern conveniences. South Norwood six room frame near school and churches. Walnut Hills Stephen Boyle house is a three story wire cut brick with six rooms two attics and a garage. See Classified Ad Section for advertiser names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryville
Ahrens Ayv
St. Clair
Vine Street
Price Hill
Siiff
St. Lawrence
Walnut Hills
Stephen Boyle
Real Estate Board Discusses Urban Survey At Detroit Convention
The National Association of Real Estate Boards will discuss systematic real estate fact gathering and city vacancy surveys at its Detroit convention June 23 to 26. Cincinnati’s board was informed, with William E. Barton of New York to open the session. Also planned are a new window display contest and a ban on noise stunts at the gathering. Bank transfers in Cincinnati area properties follow, listing numerous parcel changes with prices and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
National Association
William E. Barton
New York
Association
Brookcrest lot sold on Northcutt in Bond Hill
George Lubrecht sold a 40 by 148 foot lot on the south side of Northcutt avenue between Reading Road and Rhode Island avenue in the Brookcrest subdivision Bond Hill to Walter Finke for 1400 dollars. The Frederick A Schmidt Company handled the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckman
Park Avenue
Bond
Sarah M Lewis
Brookline Avenue
East End
Harry Hank
Alanus
Alma Miller
Jane McCullough
Sycamore Township
James McCafferty
Elizabeth Hunkler
Jefferson Avenue
Henry S. Livington
Corryville
John A. Ziegler
Joseph R. Ziegler
Lander Street
Daniel Street
Madisonville
John R. Ward
Clara E. Karpe
Anderson Place
Pleasant Ridge
Frank Schmitt
Earl L. Kingery
Belmont Land Association
Springfield
Herman Klein
Aaron
Ada Rockentier
van Zandt
Norwood
Harry J. Inkrot
William R. Kirk
Burwood Avenue
Avondale
Abe Levy
Betty Solomon
Catherine Street
Maurice H. Goldsmith
Max Alpern
Kate Blachschleger
Vaughn Mae
Greenlawn Avenue
Westwood
Wickham Construction Company
DeBreck Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Elmwood
Marshall E. Wood
William Schell, Jr
L. C. Mepkins
Fairmount
Emil A. Seyfried
Robert H
Josephine G. Carle
Beekman Street
Bond Hill
George Lubrecht
Simion
Katherine Androne
Brookcrest
Georgie Craig
Pearl Moss
Delta Avenue
Humbertt Street
C. J. McDiarmid
Albert Kaelin
Joseph Totten
Harry L Kirby
George J
Wilhelmina M Roser
George W. Toten
Harry G. Cunningham
Nora Messamore
Besinger & Hopkins
Bramble& Wood
Ayres
Bramble
John M. Walsh
Cheviot
Edward M. Crowther
Joseph W
Rose Reisinger
Cheviot Avenue
Gustav Bielefeld
Elinor W. Corey
Daytona Avenue
John A. Bentel
Edna L. Hathaway
Crookshank
Central
Rubve Loshinsky
Peter Fleck
Northcutt Avenue
Reading Road
Rhode Island Avenue
Walter Finke
Frederick A. Schmidt
Brick St Louis apartments awarded to Gerson & La Rut
The contract for a brick St Louis apartment building with four rooms on two floors and two rooms on the third floor goes to Gerson & La Rut via Morris & Long. Built for HKforence and Charles Hilbert at the northwest corner of Thirty-fourth street and Minot avenue Oakley, cost 14500 dollars, plus a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gerson & la Rut
Morris & Long
Hkforence
Charles Hilbert
Thirty-fourth Street
Minot Avenue
Oakley
Three New Homes Sold in Club Crest Subdivision
H P Rawson builder sold three residences on South Club Crest avenue adjoining Hyde Park Country Club. Mrs Susie Singleton paid 8500 for a Dutch colonial five room home with garage. Joseph Ruegad and Henry Niehaus bought mingled shade brick California bungalows at 9250 each. Street improvements contract awarded to O'Connell Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Crest
Marburg Avenue
Hyde Park Country Club
H. P. Rawson
South Club Crest Avenue
Susie Singleton
Joseph Ruegad
Henry Niehaus
Rawson
Property sale on Dremnan Avenue to Garlington for 3000
Otis Coleman sold his property at 1720 Dremnan Avenue to William Garlington for 3000. Horace Sudduth acted as broker in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Coleman
Dremnan Avenue
William Garlington
Horace Sudduth
Transfers Inch Toward City Property Deals in 1925 Registry
Transfers listing shows numerous property sales and leases across Cincinnati districts including Pleasant Ridge Clifton Minix ante Subdivision Fairmount Westwood Norwood Mt. Auburn Camp Washington Central and Oakley. Transactions involve 50x150 foot plots 100x150 foot plots and 650x277 foot parcels with prices from $1 to $24 000 and taxes ranging up to $24.00. Multiple tenancies include five year and twelve year leases and city factory properties with rents from $125 to $3 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Emma Lotze
Walter F
Florence Stegner
Arrow Avenue
Dryden Street
Clifton
Mary M. Hughart
Ernest Richter
Ball Area
Minix
Hermann L. Minix
Sam S. Cushing
Fairmount
Sidney Stern
Florence E. Woods
Westwood Avenue
Ferdinand W. Pellman
Wardell Avenue
West End
Elizabeth Naber Jones
John B. Lucas
Goldie Clancy
Addingham Place
Norwood
Aloysius P. Baker
Herman
Susanna
Elsmere Avenue
Flora Avenue
George E. Mills Et al
John E. Stratemeyer
Edward Mills
Mt. Auburn
S. D. Shriner
Frank and
Marie Feuerholz
Albion Place
Auburn Street
Central
Adolph Zesterman
Cosmo Dimitri
Plum Street
John O. Winks
King 'S and
Woodmont Avenue
den Lacher
Louis A. Klug
C. J. Craig
John Lacher
Carl H
Caroline Driever
David Frisch
Max C
Elizabeth Hessdorfer
Norwood View
Ida Matz
Bisker Baking Company
Race Street
Pleasant Street
Camp Washington
Otto F. Dieckman
Washington Theater Company
Jacob Fosner
Morris Kaefir
Ben Grad
Fourth and
Mill Streets
J. Norwood
Walter Pberhardt
Margaret M. Morgan
Hudson Avenue
Hazel Avenue
Price Hill
Mary Cavanaugh
Mary Nieporte
Glen Way Avenue
Plymouth Street
Oakley
J. Walter Jenkins
Irene M
Ruth A. Stagne
Ballard Avenue
Geneva Bushmiler
Carrie Overbeck
Purcell Avenue
Eighth Street
Walnut Hills
Mary L. S. Perkins
Mary C. Stephenson
Bedford Avenue
Madison Place
Provident Sava Bank
John Hey
Springfield Township
Helen J. Wagener
Mary
Harry Dorsey
Cloverdale Farm
Rensselaer Park
Elizabeth Ungruhn
John B. Ungruhn
Cilley
Carthage
Walter J. Long
Mabel O. Long
Longview
Cleveland Ust Company
Jacob F. Cox
Gilman Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Jacob D. Cox
Mary R. Cochran
Ftax
F. C. Ballinger
Elizabeth Gilfillen
Buxton Avenue
Montgomery Road
Madeira
Homer D.martindale
William Logan
Canter Street
W. A. Logan
Georg Gresser
John
Delia Walton
Baltimore Avenue
Elizabeth Welsch
Frieda
Mortgages Filed and Cancellations Listed in Public Record
Mortgage entries show transfers of loans to firms including Cincinnati Bank and Trusts, Germania Bank, Union Trust, and Western Bank with amounts ranging from 250 to 16,000 dollars. Cancellations note several released liens with institutions such as Workingmen's German Bank and Trust and Central Fairmount B L Co, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo C. Reed
Court House L. & B. Co
William Walsh
Cincinnati Bank and Trustes
Ae . Quirk
San Marco B. & L
Arthur E. Suhre
Germania B. A
Theodore Rehage
Lincoln B. A
George Compton
Eugene D. Ross
Hermann
Clifton Heights L. & B. Co
Herbert v
Same
Thomas B. Radcliffe
William S. Morgan
Philip R. Peatross
Joseph F. Obermeyer
Cora Houghton
Milford Building Company
O’bryne
Seventh Ward L. C
Cee A. Sues
Oakley B. & L. Co
O Catherine Tiggers
Herbert B. Glasgow
Sycamore Ss. & L Co
Albert G. Muenzenmeier
Carrie Overbeck
Price Hill a _ & B. Co
Samuel Fenster
Minnie van den Benken
Hawthorne S. & L
Edythe A. Wells
A Clarke Lincoln
B. A. No
Isan Bucknam
Elizabeth Welsch
Teeure
Twelfth Ward B. & Co
Alanus Miller
Fundamental L. & B. Co
Harry Hank
Elizabeth Niehaus
Provident Savings Bank
Josep R. Ziegler
Aaron Korkenstiet
L. & B. Aessue
R. Shirk
Elsmere B. & L. Co
Harry J. Inkrot
Pases Silverblatt
Eagle
Henry Herzog
Leroy Phelps
Union Trust
Aaron Kockentiet
Nora Mescambe
North Hyde Park B. & L.A. Co
Helen C. Te
Joseph W. Reisinger
Westwood Homestead Co
Robert H. A
Edna L. Hathaway
Peter Fleck
Brighton Bank & “Trust Co
George Applemann
Jon” Zipperstein
Arthur Rabkin
Minnie Osber
Hennie H. Stern
Anna Rabkin
Hilda Ullom
Richard A. Rappoport
Sans Schrage
Catherine M. Westerman
George Wehmeier
Workingmen
German B. & L. Co
Vine Street Cable L. & B. Co
Estilell. Page
Ag M. Ehlen
Katie See
Eagle 8S
L. A
Aoe Ba Ce Ee
Earl Cooper Wins Confederate Memorial Day 250 Mile Race at Charlotte
Veteran racer Earl Cooper overcame a late challenge to win the 250 mile Confederate Memorial Day event in Charlotte before 40,000 spectators. He finished in 2 hours 2 minutes 55 seconds at an average 121.6 mph, earning 10,000 dollars of the 25,000 purse as Harry Hertz took second and Tommy Milton third ahead of Fred Comer De Paulo Duray and others in the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Earl Cooper
Tommy Milton
Cooper
Harry Hertz
Milton
Hertz
Fred Comer
de Paulo
McDonagh
Shafer
Regi Johnston
de Paolo
Bennett Hill
Duray
Doc Shadduc
Jerry Wonderlich
Frank Elliott
Phil Shafer
Crowns
Boxing Bout Postponed In Akron May 26
Promoters announced the proposed boxing bout between Carl Tremaine and Eddie Shea will be postponed from May 18 to May 26 in Akron Ohio. The delay comes after Tremaine said he injured his hands in Friday night’s bout with Pete Sarmiento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Carl Tremaine
Eddie Shea
Tremaine
Pete Sarmiento
Transactions in Transfers and Loans Across Hyde Park Banks
A list of transfers and loan payments showing multiple individuals forwarding funds to banks and private lenders. Totals range from $500 to $5,000 with names including Katherine Tigges James McCafferty Sarah K Kistner Clarence H Taylor and Max R Yarmark among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jespe Compton
William D. Hoover
Sendahnens Kohorst
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Katherine Tigges
Oakley B. & L. Co
James B. McDowell
Sadie Cook
Minnie van den Benken
William J. Shhrimpton
Frederick Bushmiller
Frederick P. Wessel
Thomas B. Radcliffe
Starf
Ard
Thomas A. Ridgeway
A L. Henn
Nead Realty Co
Fred Ehrhardt
Quickwithdrawal B. A. Co
Louis Spitz
Mary Gerson
Conden Bettman
D. K
Charles Allen
North Hyde Park
Sarah K. Kistner
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Charles Schultz
Ym A. ‘Dougherty
Erpe H. Goldsmith
Albert Schlaeger
Fa Gresser
Keekmang Street L. & B. Co
Ae I. Clarke
Lincoln B
Max Alpern
Batwara Pollak
Woman Rescued After Leap From Burnet Woods Lake
A woman jumped into a Burnet Woods lake yesterday but then cried for help. Park attendant John Prueninger, nearby, rescued her. Police took her to General Hospital where she registered as Minnie Dittus, 40, citing a mother's illness as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet Woods
John Prueninger
Straight Street
General Hospital
Minnie Dittus
Jamaica Race Goes to Pique in Rainbow Handicap
James Butler's horses shine at Jamaica racecourse in the Rainbow Handicap a $2 500 event. Rider Lavern Fator guides Pique to a narrow victory over Maud Muller Wild Aster and Worthmore close behind in mud splashed stretch action. Royalite White Wash Bombshell and Frankly also score in other races. Local traffic clauses follow for Cincinnati oil roadways petitions and districting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
James Butler
Jamaica
Pique
Spur
Lavern Fator
H. P. Whitney
Maud Muller
Fator
Wild Aster
Worthmore
Royalite
Luc
Suncar
Little Sessa
Radio Programs for Today Across Local Stations
Listings show WKRC WSAI WLW and other stations with timings for music concerts opera and talks. Notable items include WLW 6 P.M. dinner concert 8 P.M. concert Lyric Quartet 9 P.M. entertainers and WEAF New York 9 P.M. studio program. Other cities WGY WLS WJZ WBZ KYW KA WRC feature evening programs and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
New York
WEAF
WLW
Lyric Quartet
WGY
Schenectady
Georgia
Minstrel Boys
WLS
Chicago
Suzanne
WLS Opera Company
WJZ
WBZ
KYW
WRC
Minnie Fox
WGBS
Woai
San Antonio
Silent Tonight Stations List
A broadcast schedule lists stations in two regions, Central and Eastern, including WCAL WCBD WGAZ WHA WSUI WOL WOR WTAM WOO and CNRM PWX WAHG WBAV WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOB
WCAL
WEMC
WCBD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WSUI
WOL
CNRM
PWX
WAHG
WBAV
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOR
WTAM
WOO
Central Stations Schedule at WGN Chicago
WGN Chicago lists a 370.2 meter broadcast with Skeezix Time at 5 30 P M followed by a dinner concert ensemble and quintet at 6 P M a classical hour at 8 P M and a jazz skamper at 10 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Louisville WHAS rundown of events and times
WHAS Louisville schedule lists 5 45 PM baseball scores 8 30 PM orchestra and talk followed by a one and a half hour baseball segment. No further details on teams scores or speakers are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHAS
Louisville
Dinner concert and late-night music at WQJI Chicago
The schedule shows a 7 P.M. dinner concert with a one hour vocal performance, followed by 10 P.M. musicians and entertainers for three hours, and a 1 A.M. dance music segment on air from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJI
Chicago
Evening radio schedule with varied segments and concerts
KYW Chicago lists a full night of programming from 6:35 P.M. bedtime stories to a 10 P.M. special program. The lineup includes a 7 P.M. dinner concert a 7 83 P.M. farm speeches and an hour of music followed by a 9 P.M. musical program and a 10 P.M. one and a half hour special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Radio schedule for WBCN Chicago listing programs
The notice shows a daily radio timetable for WBCN Chicago with 6 P M juvenile period 8 P M popular program 10 P M classical program 11 P M popular program and 12 M pirate ship a two hour segment and 266 meters frequency noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights From WMAQ Chicago
Listing shows a daily lineup at WMAQ Chicago with periods for Red Cross talk at 4 PM Musical program at 4 5 PM Special number at 5 PM Organ and Orchestra at 6 PM Literary talk at 8 PM a lecture at 8 40 PM and a musical program at 9 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Red Cross
WELS Chicago Radio Evening Schedule Highlights
Radio program slate lists a 344.6 meter wavelength schedule from 6:80 PM with camping talk and organ contralto at 7 PM to orchestral and opera acts, lullabies, bands, and theater segments through midnight including a Bluerogram and Midnight Revue, reflecting a local broadcast lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELS
Chicago
Ocal
Bluerogram
Midnite Revue
Evening programs at WMBB and WEBH Chicago
At WEBH Chicago 7 PM concert one hour followed by 9 PM orchestra vocal and instrumental for one hour and 11 PM dance and theater acts. At WMBB Chicago 7 PM semi classical program and 8:30 PM popular program featuring vocal and instrumental acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
WMBB
Radio Schedule Highlights New York Stations
listings from WGBS WNYC and WJY detail evening programs across music talks drama and theater with orchestras concerts and performances across multiple frequencies including 315.6 and 526 meters and further segments such as sport analysis talks and travelogue portions listed for variety nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGBS
New York
Barytone
WNYC
WEAR CLEVELAND 389 4 Meters and WEAF Program details
The listing shows radio items including WEAR Cleveland at 389.4 meters and a WEAF New York program at 491.5 meters lasting about three hours, along with evening organ recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WEAF
New York
WHN New York Evening Broadcast Schedule
WHN New York lists 491.5 meters coverage with programs including an orchestra at 5 30 P M health talk at 6 30 P M a varied musical program lasting two and three quarters hours an orchestral session at 10 30 P M and a half hour review at 11 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Notice of Quiet Title Suit and Probate Appointments
Emma Jones files a quiet title suit in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas against unknown heirs of George Western. The notice also lists probate appointments for Edward Goepper Rupert Rimele Henry Schmidt and related executorships with dates in 1925 and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Western
Emma Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Anderson Township
State of
Five Mile Creek
Rebecca A. Perrin
van Saun
Hopper
Isaiah Johnson
Johnson
Johnsons
C. C. Johnson
Thomas S. Rose
Parthenia Walker
Joseph Hawkins
Mary M. Wheatley
Nichols, Morrill, Stewart & Ginter
Seaman
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Fourth
Main Streets
Edward Goepper
Said County
Lliam H. Lueders
Hama Con
J. Rielly
Cincinnati
District to Oil Treat Jerome Avenue Streets 1925
A Cincinnati ordinance establishes a district along Jerome avenue from Chase to Hanfield and Hanfield from Jerome to Florida for oil road treatment during 1925. Property abutting these streets will be assessed to cover the full oil treatment cost under contract with The Byrnes Conway Company per Ordinance 253,1924.
Haight Avenue Oil Treatment District Resolution 1925
A resolution seeks to establish a district along Haight avenue from Bruce avenue to the end of improvement to have roadways treated with oil in 1925. It assigns abutting property owners to pay the full cost under a contract with The Byrnes-Conway Company per Cincinnati Ordinance 255 of 1924 and Ohio law. The resolution is presented by Chas. F. Hornberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Dane Avenue
Boyd Street
Chase Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
Boydeet
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
Edward P. Durr
Astoria Avenue
Shady Lane
State of
Ohio
Paradrome Street
Ida Street
Morrell Street
Louden Street
Hatch Street
ParksMe Place
Elgin Place
Court Street
Parkside Place
City of Cincinnati
Elgin’ Place
Chas F. Hornberger
Knowlton Street
Jerome Avenue
Hanfield Avenue
Jerom Avenue
Florida Avenue
Byrnes- Conway Company
Haight Avenue
Bruce Avenue
Fergus Street
Pulland Avenue
Pullan Avenue
Clerk of Council
Resolution on Fergus Street Road Treatment and Contract
A resolution specifies oiling Fergus Street from 105 feet north of Chase Avenue to Pullan Avenue under a 1925 contract with The Byrnes Conway Company. It states the work extends to the contract life and will be levied per Ohio law, approved by Cincinnati City Council.
National Metal Products Co Dissolves and Kohler Takes Over
The partnership under the name National Metal Products Co at 51 Main street Cincinnati Ohio dissolves as of March 23 1925 by mutual consent. Frank X Kohler buys all interests of Louis A Holland and will continue the business at the same location under the same name to adjust settle and pay all debts and obligations of the former firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metal Products Co
Main Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio
Frank X. Kohler
Louis A. Holland
Proposals for Coal Sought by Courthouse Commission
Proposals for 160 tons of run-of-the-mine bituminous coal due May 24 1925 must be delivered in sealed envelopes to Room 7 Campbell County Courthouse Newport Kentucky. Bids to be opened in presence of bidders at 11 am daylight saving time. Include coal type and mark envelopes Proposals for Coal. Commissioners reserve right to reject any bid. Signed D W Fahlbush President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Newport
Kentucky
D. W. Fahlbush
Executors Appointed for Albert I. Strauss Estate
Louise W. Strauss of 3871 Dakota Avenue and Walter M. Shohl of 714 South Crescent Avenue named as executors by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio for the estate of Albert I. Strauss deceased. William H. Lueders Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk. Mores Dinsmore Shoes & Lawyer attend. Cincinnati Ohio May 11 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rennebaum
McMicken Avenue
Hamilton County
Ohio
Rupert Rimele
Said
William H. Lueders
A. Ronnebaum
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Schmidt
Ana Avenue
P~bate Court
Henry A. Schmidt
Schorr & Wesselmann
Louise W. Strauss
Dakota Avenue
Walter M. Shohl
South Crescent Avenue
Hamilton Sunty
Albert I. Strauss
William
H. Lueders
Hamilton Mores Dinsmor Shoes & Lawyer
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