Covington Sets Closing Week for Public Schools
Covington Board of Education approves the closing week schedule for the public schools with baccalaureate and commencements from June 14 to 17 and a final closing date June 19. Several teachers receive leaves or are not renewed, others are hired to fill vacancies, and use of school facilities by church and playground projects is approved along with bond plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Board of Education
H. S. Cox
Holmes High School
William Grant
Lawrence Weaver
R. L. Yancey
William Grant High School
Rose Brennan
Rose Dobrowsky
Otho Jackson
Lucille McClure
Edna Weaver
Clara Wentzel
Hilda Wilson
Nora Lee Wyatt
John F. Huskey
Morton Shearer
Roberta Dearborn
Mae Dearborn
Bessie Devore
Elizabeth Hisle
Lucille Thomas
Elizabeth Tobin
Anna Katherine O'Neal
Sara Piper
Gladys Masden
Lillian Herschede
Jennie Witham
Mary Regan
Jane Harbeson
Army Grant
Cox
Scott Street
M. E. Church
Veterans of Three Wars to Parade for Memorial Day
Veterans of Civil War Spanish American World War and gold star mothers join the parade in Covington. Garfield Post No 2 and Norman Barns Post of the American Legion lead the march from Fifth street and Madison avenue to Linden Grove Cemetery with speeches by Rev Harlan Runyan and Maurice Lyons. A volley over graves closes the service and Legion members visit other cemeteries. The Covington parade begins at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Grove Cemetery
Norman-Barnes Post
American Legion
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Madisan Avenue
Harlan C. Runyan
Latonia
Percy Hudson Dies at 48 in New York City
Covington reports the death of Percy Hudson 48 formerly of Covington New York City where he died of heart disease at the Princeton Club. The body will be received by M L Swetnam Sons funeral services set for 11 at Highland Cemetery chapel. He is survived by widow mother and sister Mrs W W Trapp Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Disinfecting Company
W. W. Trapp
Louisville
Hudson
Sarah Cleary
W W W. Cleary
Walter Cleary
Bertha Garth Sues Ludlow City for Damages
In Kenton Circuit Court Bertha Garth sues the city of Ludlow for 2500 damages alleging injury from a sidewalk hole at 116 Elm Street last summer. The case began yesterday before a jury in Judge Applegate's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Bertha Garth
Ludlow
Volta-Tonic promotes battery recharger at low cost
Radio fans are told of a new compound Volta-Tonic that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries for 7e each, claiming over 60 percent savings. The ad promises shipping anywhere for 75c per bottle from Volta-Tonic Co. at 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
Newport as Dayton church is 75 years old
The First Baptist Church of Dayton observes a diamond jubilee with five celebrations starting Tuesday next week. Former pastors E H Marrimer W A Wray and R H Tolle will deliver addresses. Dr J W Porter of Lexington will attend. The church, formed in 1850, now has 4086 active members, 300 in Sunday school, 32 teachers, and adjacent educational building and parsonage.
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First Baptist Church of
Dayton
Campbell County
Jamestown
Fifth and
Dayton Avenues
R. Lee James
E. H. Marrimer
Leland, Miss
W. A. Wray
Elberton
R. H. Tolle
Pt. Dexter, Ky
J.W. Porter
Lexington
Judgment Against Bellevue Bank for 1120 Dollars
Brent Spence acted as Special Judge in Campbell Circuit Court awarding Michaels Art Bronze Company 1120 dollars plus interest from December 15 1923 against Campbell County Bank of Bellevue Kentucky. The suit claimed the sum for work on the bank after a fire years ago and an appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals was granted for the bank. A. E. Strickland represented the plaintiff. Oscar H. Forster represented the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Spence
Michaels Art Bronze Company
Campbell County Bank
Bellevue
Campbell Circuit
Oscar H. Forster
Kentucky Court of Appeals
A. E. Strickland
A. M Caldwell
Mr. Spence
Memorial services at Ft Thomas by G A R and Legion
Memorial services will be held Sunday at St Stephen's Cemetery Ft Thomas by William Nelson Post No 1 G A R. Participating groups include Spanish American veterans and James Wallace Costigan Post American Legion. Marshals Gus Seiter and Charles Solar will lead the parade to the chapel and Rev Joseph Deimling will conduct devotional services. Decorations of graves will be by the Women's Relief Corps and the Women's Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Thomas
St. Stephen’s
William Nelson
James Wallace Costigan
American Legion
Gus Seiter
Charles Solar
Joseph Deimling
Holy Cross Church
Latonia
Women’s Relief Corps
Women’s Auxiliary
Newport High Grads Present A Borrowed Wife Musical
Newport High School graduates stage a musical comedy titled A Borrowed Wife at Strand Theater Friday. Donald Rohde chairs the show's committee. Baccalaureate is June 7 at Salem Methodist Church with Rev. John W. Huber delivering the sermon. Class night is June 8 at Park Avenue School auditorium. Commencement June 10 at Temple Theater with Dr. Frank W. Chandler of the University of Cincinnati as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Strand Theater
Donald Rohde
Salem ,Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighth
York
John W. Huber
Park Avenue School
Temple Theater
Frank W. Chandler
Liberal Arts
University of Cincinnati
Gleason fined and jailed for statutory offense. Bellevue council seat set
Walter Pat Gleason of Court Place Newport was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to a statutory offense involving a thirteen year old girl in Cincinnati. Henry Lorenz was named Bellevue Councilman to succeed John Mergenthal, taking oath Wednesday. Garden party plans were finalized for St. Martin Young Women's Institute on Fifteenth and Monmouth streets for June 13. Albert Hastings, 14, son of Charles Hastings, is convalescing in Dayton after an operation for internal injuries from a horse kick on a Oneonta, Kentucky farm.
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Newport
Walter
Pat) Gleason
Court Place
Cincinnati
Buten
Gleason
Henry Lorenz
Bellevue
John Mergenthal
Lorenz
St. Martin Young Women’s Institute
Fifteenth
Monmouth Streets
Albert Hastings
Charles Hastings
Third Avenue
Jackson Street
Dayton
Val Gill
Oneonta
Proposed Military Road Between Fort Thomas and Louisville
A meeting at Dayton Kentucky gathered delegates from civic and business groups to discuss a government built road linking Fort Thomas and Louisville. The plan would cut travel between Louisville and Fort Thomas by about thirty miles. Attorney Hubbard Schwartz read a Colonel Merrill letter inviting attendance at a Carrollton Kentucky gathering on June 6 with Merrill and staff. Speakers were slated to include Senator Ernst and Congressman Rouse.
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Ft. Thomas
Camp
Knox
Louisville
Reekers
Dayton
Hubbard Schwartz
Dana T. Merrill
Carrollton
Kentucky
Merrill
Schwartz
Ernst
Rouse
Circus Acrobat Hurt in Dayton Benefit Fall
Nicholas Cecil, acrobat with the Dalton Circus Company, fell from a swinging device during a Newport Nursery Fund benefit in Dayton. He was treated at Speers Hospital and officials said his condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Cecil
Dalton Circus Company
Dayton
Newport Nursery Fund
Speers Hospital
Radio Station Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
WJIZ New York lists dinner bell baseball at 6 PM and a 7 PM barytone followed by a 7 45 PM special feature and a band at 8 PM with an orchestra at 9 30 PM. WNYC New York presents Musicales with a public official talk and a vocal instrumental program ending with 8 PM talks.
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WJIZ
New York
Barytone
Radio Schedule Highlights Memorial Day Programs and Concerts
At 1 P.M. Philadelphia airs a Memorial Day program from Arlington Cemetery with President and others. 8 P.M. Philadelphia features an Irish melodies concert in Tom Moore's honor. 9 P.M. Boston presents a Patriotic program by Massachusetts Sons of Veterans.
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WGN
Chicago
WFI
Philadelphia
Arlington Cemetery
WIP
Tom Moore
WLS
WGBS
New York
Olga Erike
KFNF
Shenandoah
Weei
Boston
Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
List of radio station call signs and abbreviations
A compiled sequence of radio station call letters and related abbreviations including Central-KFDM KPKX KOX WCAY WCBD WGAZ West Waal WHB WOA WLW WOWL Woos OAI WOI Eastern WAAM WBAV WCX WCAU WDWF WEAR WEEI WHAZ WY WLIT WMAK woo WEBJ WWJ.
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Central
KFDM
KPKX
KOX
WCAY
WCBD
WGAZ
West
Waal
WHB
WOA
WLW
WOWL
Woos
OAI
WOI
WAAM
WBAV
WCX
WCAU
WDWF
WEAR
WEEI
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
Woo
WEBJ
WWJ
Cleveland to Pittsburgh Radio Schedule Summary
Radio listings show WTAM Cleveland at 6 p.m. dinner music then memorial program from the studio, 8:45 p.m. concert. Pittsburgh station 09.1 meters airs Malabeth baseball scores at 7 p.m., Bible teachers last-minute help at 8:30 p.m., 8:45 p.m. concert. New York station WGBS 315.6 meters offers a 5 p.m. entertainer, 6 p.m. sport talk, 6:30 p.m. orchestra, 8 p.m. soprano, 8:30 p.m. pianist.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
WGBS
New York
Barytone
Central Stations Dinner Concert and Radio Orchestra
Chicago radio schedule lists a 7 PM dinner concert lasting one hour followed by a 10 PM radio artists program and an orchestra set lasting five hours at 447.5 meters.
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Chicago
Five Ours
Evening Radio Schedule for WMAQ Chicago
The listing shows the 6 PM chorus, 8 PM entertainers, 8 30 PM radio photologue, and 9 PM theater revue on WMAQ Chicago tonight as a concise station guide.
WMBB Chicago Evening Schedule Feature 250 Meters
A radio station listing shows 250 Meters at WMBB Chicago with a 7 PM semi classical program and an 8:30 PM popular program.
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WMBB
Chicago
Radio and race timetable notes from WRAS WGN and Organ
Listings show WRAS Louisville 399.8 meters at 8 30 P M a special program and WGN Chicago 370 2 meters at 10 30 A M Indianapolis auto race results at intervals 6 30 P M Skeezix time Organ 6 30 P M dinner concert.
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WRAS
Louisville
WGN
Chicago
Indianapolis
Evening schedule at WHN New York shows concerts and talks
A list of programs at WHN New York with times from 5:05 P.M. to 10:05 P.M. includes popular elections, children's hour, memorial Day program, Irish melodies honoring Tom Moore, a dance orchestra, and an organ recital.
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Tom Moore
Evening Concert Schedule at New York Venue
A public entertainment listing shows 491.5 meters of dining at 5 9 1 5? Dinner music at 6 and soloists and a lecture followed by a three hour musical program from 7. Dance music concludes the event at 10 with one hour of dance.
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Whee Pe York
Chicago Station Schedule Evening Lineup
KYW Chicago presents 535.4 meters schedule with 6 35 bedtime stories 7 dinner music 9 35 special feature and a 12 P M special program lasting one and a half hours featuring late night content.
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KYW
Chicago
Evening Concert Schedule at WCAE and WCAU Stations
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia broadcasts list dinner at 5 30 P M and varied programs from 6 30 P M to 9 30 P M including entertainers, talks, recitals and a special musical number with times and locations for the public notices of the concert sequence.
Calendar of Church Evening Program and Musical Events
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with an orchestra at 7 PM followed by Sunday school and instrumental hour. A 9 PM reading and dance selections with songs, then Hawaiian guitars and piano for another hour at 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
Memorial Day program at Arlington Cemetery
At 1 PM Memorial Day, a ceremony at Arlington Cemetery will feature the United States Marine Band and remarks by President Coolidge among others. The event honors fallen service members and proceeds with a formal program structured for collective tribute.
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WFI
Philadelphia
Arlington Cemetery
President Coolidge
United States Marine Hand
Prohibition Agents Seize Moonshine Cargo on Dixie Highway
Wood Rus and Kinniard stopped Thursday night on the Dixie Highway and seized three automobiles containing ninety gallons of liquor. Two men were arrested and two others cited to court. Taylor Johnson of Lexington drove a car with fifty gallons and was arraigned, bond set at 1000 dollars for trial June 17. Abe Hart, also of Lexington, had thirty gallons and is free on 1000 dollar bond for trial. Ellis Brandt and Chester Porter were found with ten gallons on Greenup and Tenth streets. Porter released on 500 dollar bond and Brandt on 200. Cars were confiscated and liquor destroyed.
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Wood, Russell and Kinniard
Dixie Highway
Taylor Johnson
Lexington
Roetken
Abe Hart
Ellis Brandt
Greenup Street
Chester Porter
Newport
Tenth
Greenup Streets
Porter
Brandt
Baseball and Band Schedule at WGY Schenectady
A radio listing for WGY Schenectady shows a 2 PM baseball game, followed by an 8 PM band performance and a 9 PM orchestra program, with a total of 379.5 meters Band channel.
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WGY
Schenectady
Moose of Kentucky installs state officers at Newport temple
The Kentucky Loyal Order of Moose held a three day convention at the Moose Temple in Newport with 500 delegates. Officers installed include John Corbin, Angelo Meccia, G. C. Foster, Duncan Graham, John Frey, Joseph J. Uhlen, and William L. Wandamb. Grand Lodge officers attended and dinner speakers included William A. Anderson.
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Kentucky
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Temple
Washington Avenue
Newport
John Corbin
Great North Moose
Angelo Meccia
Lynch
Great South Moose
G. C. Foster
Ashland
Great West Moose
Duncan Graham
Owensboro
Great St Moose
John Frey
Great Guiding Moose
Joseph J. Uhlen
William L. Wandamb
Louisville
Grand Lodge
William A. Anderson
Indianapolis
William H. Showmaker
Moosehart
Moosehaven
William L. Wandlamb
Supreme Lodge
J. Jack Stoehr
Moosehart Association
Steubenville
John W. Worrall
Dayton
Southern Ohio
Fred W. Jones
Pittsburgh
Claremont
St Johns Orphanage Picnic And Club Anniversary In Covington
City and county officials will attend the St John’s Orphanage outing on the grounds at Horse Branch road today. A chicken dinner will be served and entertainment for the orphans is planned. Ft Mitchell Country Club marks its twenty fifth anniversary with golf and an evening dance. officers host a reception. Probate filings include the Niehaus will bequeathing to three children with John Niehaus executor.
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Covington
St. John’s
Horse Branch Road
Sheriff Thiel
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Frances Niehaus
Kenton County Court
John Niehaus
Henry Gruehs
Anna Gruehs
Silva Sullivan
Beech Avenue
Latonia
United States District Court
Ireland
Pearl McNeese
West Eighth Street
Manson
H. Behringer
John Street
Ben Spille
Jefferson Avenue
Alfred McDonald
West Twenty-second Street
C. M. Meyers
East Twentieth Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Cincinnati Covington and Columbus
A registry of marriage licenses shows names and residences including Charles B. DuVall of Cincinnati, William Rees Jr of Covington, Henrietta Nieberg of Covington, Oliver J. Brennan of Cincinnati, Ruby Crough of Cincinnati, Abraham Hanes of South Webster Ohio, Gertrude Warrick of West Mansfield Ohio, Leroy E. Lathan of Columbus Ohio, Frances Kauffman of Columbus, Jay B. Ritchie of Covington, and Dorothy A. Dailey of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. DuVall
Cincinnati
Siictiocerenesi
William Rees, Jr
Covington
Henrietta Nieberg
Oliver J. Brennan
Ruby Crough
Abraham Hanes South Webster
O. Gertrude Warrick
West Mansfield
Ene Eweeenen
Leroy E. Lathan
Columbus
Wife of Taxi Chauffeur Creates Hubbub in Court
Robert L. Smith a taxi chauffeur from 1959 Central Avenue was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $100 plus costs by Judge Bal in Traffic Court. He faced a charge of robbing Floyd S Kingsley of $14 in a taxi on Sycamore Street. The court also fined Mrs Florence Reynolds and suspended the other fine. Mrs Smith caused a disturbance in the corridor after the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Smith
Central Avenue
Balin
Smith
Floyd
Kingsley
Rodman Street
Sycamore Street
Fourth
George Reynolds
Florence Reynolds
Vine Street
Social Agencies Council Elects Five To Directorate
Five members of the Council of Social Agencies were elected to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting. Elected to the board were Edith Campbell, Mrs. F. E. Mackentepe, C. J. Livingood, Maurice J. Freiberg, and Sidney Freiberg for three years. executive budget committee members are Mrs. J. O. White, Albert Schell, A. F. Sommer, Anthony B. Dunlap, and Walter Hunnefeld for one year. J. & Richardson Jr. named as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
Council of Social Agencies Department
Edith Campbell
F. E. Mackentepe
C. J. Livingood
Maurice J. Freiberg
Sidney Freiberg
J. O. White
Albert Schell
A. F. Sommer
Anthony B. Dunlap
Walter Hunnefeld
Honor Dr Iglauer Elected AMA Laryngology Chair
Dr Samuel Iglauer of 162 Glenmary Avenue was chosen chairman of the laryngology otology and rhinology section at the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City according to word received last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Iglauer
Glenmary Avenue
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
May wheat futures fade after wild market in Chicago
May wheat contracts that surged to 2.05% a bushel four months ago expired humdrum. Prices closed lower with May at 1.65 to 1.66 and July at 1.63, while corn showed slight gains and various provisions varied from yesterday's finish. Cash quotes listed No 3 red wheat at 1.89 and No 2 hard at 1.69 to 1.72, with oats and seeds priced as shown.
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Chicago
Ooewenee
Goers Ee
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Cincinnati Financial Markets Report May 29
Cincinnati financials show daily clearings at 11.65 million, weekly 56.58 million, and May earnings at 292.77 million. Bond and loan rates run 5 to 6 percent, with restricted demand. stock exchange activity totals 4,129 shares today and 18,176 for the week.
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Ocal Financial
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Laun
Mach
Mach. Com
Rolling Mill
Charmgoll
Ccccccsccocesses
Eagle-Picher Com
Formica Oo
Gibson Art Com
Gruen Watch
Hatfield-Reliance
Kemper-Thomas
Kemper-Thomas c
Kroger G. and
B. New
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Gamble - Dees
Pure Oil
Richardson Com
U. S. Print
U.S. Print
U. S
U. S. Shoe Com
Rissa Ise
Wurlitzer
Ae Sean, Botting
Ac Cecnians
Cin’ti
Sub. Tel
Act Beltway
Eid
Ti Street Railway
London
Greece
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MR Rai
Teen Ps
Shih Iisterthermetipscensaiuet Ac
Belgium
SRE
Iseries Ae Sea
Czecho
Slovakia
Schibapesiaimuaaske
Germany
Reichsmark
China
Hongkong
Shanghai Cobb UO
Seituerland
Ask
Liberty
Visitiissececicens
Honda
Treasury
Florida East Coast
Missouri Pacific
St. Leo
le Bankers
Ise
West End Buildings Sold to Investor for 65000
Abe Kabakoff purchased the southeast corner of Liberty street and Denman avenue in West End from Fred Middendorf for 65000. He plans a 380000 total investment to convert three four story brick buildings with eighty five rooms and a store into modern four room apartments on a 70 by 115 foot lot. The Fred P Wessel Realty Company brokered the deal, the largest in recent months for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kabakoff
Liberty Street
Denman Avenue
West End
Fred Middendorf
Kabakoff
Fred P. Wessel Realty Company
Dividends Declared From Major Firms
New York World News Service reports quarterly and extra dividends declared by Swift & Co Ohio Edison Buffalo & Susquehanna Western Pennsylvania Pipe Lines and others. Payments target July and September with records in June and mid-June. Notable notes include first dividend since capital realignment and mixed cash and stock distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Swift & Co
Telautograph Corporation
Ohio Edison Company
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
William Cramp & Sons Ship. and Engine Building Company
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Uncertain Corporate Dividend Dates Noted
Regular quarterly 1 percent preferred payable July 1 to stock of record June 15. Shell Union Oil Corporation quarterly 35 cents common payable June 30 to stock of record June 8.
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Shell Union Oil Corporation
Foreign exchange rates across Europe and Asia
New York May 29 foreign exchange figures list European rates for France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho Slova kia Poland Finland Romania Jugoslav ia and Far Eastern rates for Japan Shanghai Calcutta and Canada Havana and others.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Argentina
Brazil
Eee
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Dun's General Report Indicates Slower Yet Steady Business
New York May 29 Dun's reports that despite a severe frost after mid May business sentiment shows further improvement this week and some activity. Primary markets see more consumer interest and new business with inquiries for pig iron though prices remain weak. Heavy steel lines show substantial business while packer hides rise slightly in quotes. Shoe trade remains dull with leather markets soft. Textile markets improve but cotton production curtailment rises, woolen demand weak, silk active and knit goods fully employed. Weekly bank clearings reach 8 350 659 000.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
California
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Butcher News
Dun’s
New York
Ohio incorporations list in Columbus May 29
Ohio incorporations filed in Columbus include Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation Norwood 10000 by Russell Frank Tony and John DeSalvo and Edwin G Becker. Norwood Dry Goods Company Cleveland 10000 by Max L Rose Jacob Jere M and Louis S Goldman and David M Sperber. Sperber Dry Goods Company Cleveland 70000 by Max L Rose Jacob Harry M Goldman David M and Helen Sperber. Dayton Fabricated Steel Company Dayton 15000 by R Sherman and Anna T Shonk Roger Lint William H and Daisy M Ortman. Fan Tan Lingerie Company Cleveland co by R G Baskin B R Becker E Leitner B E Delcamp and L R Jama. Main Motor Company Ashtabula 25000 by Harry H King Ethel Scriber George F Hodee C H Anderson and Carl N Wells. Portage Manufacturing Company Akron by Samuel Cole Thomas H Clark Walter Price James Greenfield and E Breyfogle. Best Oil Company Cleveland 5000 by A W Harman E M Goodsmith J Fishman P L Poster and Sam F Deutsch. Bel Improvement Company Cleveland 10000 M C Nuddleman J Klein Gerald Richland M A Lebensburger and Sol J Krohn. Buckeye Jockey Club Inc Canton 5000 by Walter D Magruder Augustine Hickey Harry A Greenburger Henderson H Carson and Earl F Shadrach. American French and English Fuel Company Cincinnati 500 by Carl A Magee Dale Erwin Alonzo H Stephenson Goldie B Sprinkle and Charles E Brown. A R Cooper Manufacturing Company
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Ohio
Columbus
Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation
Norwood
Russell
Frank
Tony
John DeSalvo
Edwin G. Becker
Norwood Dry Goods Company
Cleveland
Max L
Rose
Jacob
Jere M
Louis S. Goldman
David M Sperber
Sperber Dry Goods Company
Max L. Rose
Harry M. Goldman
David M
Helen Sper
Ethel Scriber
George F. Hodee
C. H. Anderson
Carl N. Wells
Portage Manufacturing Company
Akron
Samuel Cole
Thomas H. Clark
Walter Price
James Greenfield
E. Breyfogle
Best Oil Company
A. W. Harman
E. M. Goodsmith
J. Fishman
P. L. Poster
Sam F. Deutsch
Bel Improvement Company
M. C. Nuddleman
J. Klein
Gerald Richland
M. A. Lebensburger
Sol J. Krohn
Buckeye Jockey Club, Inc
Canton
Walter D. Magruder
Augustine Hickey
Harry A. Greenburger
Henderson H. Carson
Earl F. Shadrach
Cincinnati
Bid Notice for Evanston Public School Shower Baths Install
Sealed bids due June 8 1925 at Cincinnati Ohio for complete installation of shower baths at Evanston Public School Dana and Trimble avenues. Plans and specs at 511 West Court Street. Bids must separate labor and materials with totals, include names, and be accompanied by thirty percent bond. Right to reject bids. Bond required over 500. Plans available for ten dollar deposit. By order of Board of Education Co W Handman business manager.
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Board of Education
Denton Building
Seventh
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evanston Public School
Dana and
Trimble Avenues
City of
West Court Street
Ohio Supreme Court
The
Co. W. Handman
Madisonville Public School
Prentice and
War Streets
City of Cincinnati
Tailoring firm lists investors and associates
Findlay shows 25000 dollars involving William Switzer A Cooper E M Joseph Minnie Dyer and Cory Adams. Douglas Tailoring Company. Ceycess 500 dollars by N J Nathanson M Traeger O R Pressman and Ruth Beaibbors.
Oil City crude runs and shipments figures reported
Credit balances stand at 3.55. Crude runs total 65 501 barrels with an average of 50 986. Shipments amount to 49 343 barrels with an average of 61 978.
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Oil City
Public School Shower Baths Bid Notice in Cincinnati
The Webster Public School at Findlay and Republic streets Cincinnati Ohio invites bids for shower baths with plans in the office of 511 West Court Street. Bids must itemize labor and materials separately and total in words and figures. The Board of Education may reject any bid. Bonds required for contracts over 500 dollars and a certified check of 10 dollars payable to the Board of Education is due with bids.
Playground Surfacing Bid Notice in Cincinnati
A bidding notice in Cincinnati invites bids to grade and surface Madisonville Public School Playground at Prentice and War streets. Plans and specs are on file at 511 West Court Street. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids must meet stated conditions and amounts including a $10.00 bond.
Bid for Brick Smokestack At Windsor Public School
On June 8 1925 bids were invited for a brick smokestack heating plant at Windsor Public School Cincinnati Ohio with plans on file at 511 Cincinnati. Bids costing more than 500 dollars were void under code. A taxpayer can seek an injunction to prevent the Board of Education from accepting a bid and entering a contract.
Parole Consideration Notice for Clarence Mosley
Clarence Mosley, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, eligible for parole recommendation. Superintendent and Chaplain to file for Board of Pardon and Parole hearing consideration.
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Clarence Mosley
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Pardon and Parole
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Findlay and
Republic Streets
City
Windsor Public School
Windsor Street
St. James Avenue
Aid of Education
ATU Savings Club
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
Main ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!