Greece talk for the blind at Public Library
Miss Henrietta Walter will speak on Greece to the blind and friends at the Public Library Thursday evening October 22 at 8 o'clock. Also Judge James B. Swing will address the Young Women's Christian Association at 4 today with a soloist Mrs Joseph Crowthers. Luncheons will be held daily this week at 128 130 East Fourth street from 11 to 4 for St Joseph Infant Asylum Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Walter
Greece
Swing
James B. Swing
Young Women’s Christian Association
Joseph Crowthers
East Fourth Street
St. Joseph Infant Asylum
Norwood
Delegates Named for Ohio Valley Improvement Conventio
President H W Speelman of the Federated Associations named Jacob Dietz Starbuck Smith Frank H Shaffer William C Culkins and Fred Tuke as delegates to attend the annual convention of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association to be held in Louisville on October 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Speelman
Federated Associations
Messrs
Jacob Dietz
Starbuck Smith
Frank H. Shaffer
William C. Culkins
Fred Tuke
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville
Siphon Brigade Quells Forest Fire Near Helwig Farm
Rensselaer Park's siphon brigade yesterday vanquished a small forest fire on William Helwig's farm. A lighted match dropped in a field lit dry grass and leaves, soon the blaze grew large but was quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer Park
William Helwig
Helwig
Fire Department adopts five day off rule with extra staff
Beginning yesterday the one day off in five law of the Fire Department went into effect. Ninety one extra men went on duty at the various houses, and reports were to the effect that everything was working along smoothly. Captain Harry Schafer took charge of Ladder Co. No. 8 at Gest and Depot streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schafer
Gest
Depot Streets
Lumber Theft Charged Against Local Laborer
Armand Eversall, 55, of 4725 Hamilton Avenue, a longtime laborer for J. L. and N. L. Pierson Lumber Co in Cumminsville, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Houillion and Harnold on suspicion of stealing lumber valued at 33 dollars, according to employers and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Eversall
Hamilton Avenue
J. L. & N. L. Pierson Lumber Company
Cumminsville
Houillion and Harnold
Detectives Seek Safe Blowers in Tennessee Case
Authorities in Jackson County Tennessee captured two alleged safeblowers. Doc Davenport alias Carroll was moved toward Memphis while Lorenzo Jimmy Johnson was taken to Covington Jail. Local detectives had clashed with police over rewards sharing for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Tenn
Doc” Davenport
Carroll
Memphis
Lorenzo Jimmy” Johnson
Covington
Oakley Welfare Association Applies For Charter
Attorney Alfred K. Nippert filed for Oakley Welfare Association charter on behalf of organizers George A. Lutz Henry Doermann Charles Nebel Frank Kroetzsch and William Striethorst who signed the articles and sent them to the Secretary of State. The charter cites advancing Oakley village interests and community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Welfare Association
Alfred K. Nippert
Oakley Welfare Association
George A. Lutz
Henry Doermann
Charles Nebel
Frank Kroetzsch
William Striethorst
Oakley
Alms & Doepke Cafe Featured For Home Style Dining
The Alms and Doepke Company cafe presents a home like dining room with velvet carpet mahogany tables damask linen German silverware and cut glass. F W Waldvogel leads the kitchen noted for appetizing unique dishes and open kitchen inspections for ladies interested in large scale meal preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke Company
F. W. Waldvogel
Dedication of New Electric Organ at St Pauls Cathedral
The St Pauls Cathedral will dedicate a new electric organ on All Saints Day November 1. Built at $14 000 it is billed as the finest in the state with power from electricity. An auxiliary parish house organ is activated by the game keyboard under Prof K O Staps who directs a forty five voice male choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
K. O. Staps
Candy John visits Wyoming reunion with old friends
Julius Benckenstein invited former teachers and schoolmates from fifty years ago to his Wyoming home. He impersonated Candy John, running a miniature candy shop and handing out marbles and candy sticks. They recalled boyhood games like marbles and leap frog before an open air dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Benckenstein
Wyoming
Mr. Benckenstein
Candy John
Baymiller Street
Mother Sees Lad Fatally Injured in Street Crash
Orval Lowrman six, of 111 Main street Carthage, was struck by a southbound vehicle while playing with friends in Malin Street near Anthony and Center. His mother Mrs William Lowrman stood at her candy store when the accident occurred. He was dragged a square, fender saving him from immediate death. Doctors Simmons and Saffin found probable internal injuries and multiple cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Lowrman
Main Street
Carthage
William Lowrman
Malin
Anthony
Center
Man in Charge of Engine Tests Dies
Fred S. Moulton, operated on for appendicitis at the Jewish Hospital, died at 6 o'clock last evening after conditions improved then worsened. A young man noted for ability, he led an important water works testing project and leaves a widow and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Moulton
Mr. Moulton
Wholesale Dry Goods Ad Offerings at Alms and Doepke
In the wholesale departments Alms and Doepke announce fresh arrivals and fast selling patterns in a wide range of goods. Major bargains cover Outing Flannels Flannelettes Blankets Dress Goods Silks Linens Lace Curtains Embroideries Handkerchiefs Ribbons Velvets and more for men women and children plus carpets rugs linoleums and floor cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
Flag to Be Presented at Mason Lodge Week
The Dorcas Chapter Order of Eastern Star will present a beautiful American flag to Enoch T. Carson Lodge No. 598 F and A M during the Olympia Theater performance Are You a Mason on Tuesday evening October 20. Charles H. Logan will give the presentation speech and Worshipful Master August Nuernberger will accept on behalf of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Grand Lodge
Enoch T
Real Estate Notes On Cadwalader Johnston and Quill Deals
Broker R B Cadwalader sold a vacant 50 by 150 foot lot on Mc Millan street to Dr Edward S Johnston who plans a bungalow for office and home use. F W Richt sold a 25 by 80 foot lot and a three story flat at 711 West Seventh Street for about 10000 to Thomas A Quill for Frederick H Meyer as an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Cadwalader
Edward S. Johnston
McMillan Street
Auburn Avenue
Johnston
F. W. Richt
Thomas A. Quill
Frederick H. Meyer
West Seventh Street
Mr. Quill
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Hyde Park Area
A dense list of real estate transfers, leases, and mortgage filings. The items name numerous individuals and entities such as Seth C. Foster, Paul Freytag, Grace K. Fox, Edward Cordano, and The Oakley Park Company, detailing lot numbers, street corners, and lease terms. Also includes filed and canceled mortgages involving Hyde Park properties and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth C. Foster
Paul Freytag
S. G. Sterling
Ge Heeeen
Henry J Dry
Samuel Dbd
Cooper
Westwood
Edward Cordano
Herman Lackman Brewitt& Co
William Hesse
George C. Iceberg
Miles Greenwood
I. W. Noonan
Joseph ‘Levitch
George and
Mound Streets
Edward Buller
Vitus Schmid
Lewis R
Myers Y. Cooper
Grace K. Fox
Myers x Cooper
Lot Brewing Co
William Saffin
Mary "Price
Florence F. Dittoe
Ottifla Weist
Jobe Miller
Helen A. ‘Finn
Aoe Street
Clinton Street
Conroy Street
Delta Avenue
McMillan Street
S. Johnston
Bernard H. Kroger
Alexander M. Har- Avetuc
William A
Bame Lot Cosersceserceserrerers
Sterneserenese
Hyde Park
John Hiner
William Setm
Freeman Avenues
S.iy
Antonio Cordano
Sheriff
Fourth and Smith
Vernon Street
Frank Boesch
Thresa Boesch
Peirce J. Cadwallader
Alice Steubing Johnston
Auburn Street
Incs
Soidines
Ecco
Mt. Auburn M
Oakley Park Company
Emory R. Worstell
Oakley Park
Vuot
Cleneay Avenue
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 141216 to 141228 including Howard Marshall vs The French Benzo Cleaning, Sam Levinson vs Michael Bland, Voss Miller & Co. vs Theodore Esarmianns, Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. vs Charles E Brigel for 4000 and mortgage foreclosure, Catherine M Taphorn vs John Taphorn et al for Simone David H Scott, several divorce actions, and business disputes such as The Charles Boldt Company vs Camp Washington Brewing for 464.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marshall
Squire Lamping
Sam Levinson
Michael Bland
Squire Srveces
Harry H. Friedman
Voss, Miller & Co
Theodore Esarmianns
Sallie Muller
Lem
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Charles E. Brigel
Johnson & Levy
Catherine M. Taphorn
John Taphorn
Simone
David H. Scott
Jennie Grafys
Gustav Graf
Harry A. Rust
The
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers’ Union
American Bonding Company
A. W. Bruck
Jennie Srna
Edward H. Brinkman
J. Rogers
J. M. Stone
William B. Clay
Lucy Clay
J. C. Rogers
Nannie Nick
Oliver Nick
B. Sparks
Charles Boldt Company
Camp Washington Brewing Company
Ones & James
Julia Kelly
Ice Delivery Company
J. D. Temp!e
Blanche Eid
Louis Eid
J. Me. Dawson
Superior Court
Northside Presbyterian Church Marks 53rd Anniversary
Members of North Presbyterian Church on Hamilton Avenue celebrate 53 years since organization and the ninth anniversary of the choir led by Alfred Hartzel. Founded 1850 with 15 charter members, the church has a noted history and retains several early members today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Presbyterian Church
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
Alfred Hartzel
Ara M. Boyd
Greenfield, O
Margaret Parker
Mervin Sherman
Mr. Lee
A. J. Reynolds
Norwood
John Haight
Typhoid Rising in Weekly Health Bureau Report
The weekly bulletin from the Bureau of Infection and Contagious Diseases notes a marked increase in typhoid fever along with scarlet fever and diphtheria. The lab has traced infection sources in all but one typhoid case, with a year over year comparison shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Bureau of Infection
Real Estate Exchange Commends Mrs Emery for Gift
The Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange at its Title Guarantee and Trust Building meeting commended Mrs. Emery for her munificence with a 500000 dollar donation to the Ohio Mechanics Institute. Resolutions backed constitutional amendments to be voted election day. William M. Hugle named to represent the exchange at the Ohio Valley Improvement Association meeting in Louisville October 22 and 23. Committee on Advertising named Herbert T. Kent as chairman with members Poland Smith Ebersole and Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Emery
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Ohio
Wiliam M. Hugle
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville
Nicholas P. Smith
E. M. Costello
William G. Ebersole
Hugle
Herbert T. Kent
William B. Poland
B.M. Costello
Entertain Junior Order Parade and Mass Meeting Set
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics in Hamilton County plans a large event next week under the Hamilton County Immigration Bureau. A parade of thousands will precede a mass meeting at Eagle Aerie Hall with speakers including Frank Norwood L B McDonald Horace M Crow Giffin Pollock and John J Weitzel. The order has about 10 000 members in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American
Mechanics of
Hamilton County
Urbana
O. Giffin
Columbus
R. A. Pollock
Canton
John J. Weitzel
Cincinnati
Order
Cincinnati Learns Languages Braces for European Travel
Cincinnati residents show strong demand for language study with Berlitz School reporting its largest enrollment. The program plans to equip travelers with correspondence lessons during their voyages as they prepare for Europe next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Europe
Buldes
Berlitz School of Languages
Old Cote
Mayor Rejects Top Eligible To Police and Fire Posts
Mayor Colonel Mark briet refused to appoint the top Civil Service eligible for police and fire posts. He labeled Louis Kiwatsch as undesirable and announced five substitute patrolmen and a station house keeper appointment, replacing the retiring Schlessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbriet
Louis Kiwatsch
Daniel Maher
Celestial Street
Thomas H. Hillgrove
Elm Street
John Wank
Poplar Street
George J. Keller
Central Avenue
Walter G. Oettinger
Roberts Avenue
James M. Johnson
Gaff Avenue
Johnson
Schlessing
Millikin
Fashion Notes From Cincinnati Fall Trends
The piece details season trends with narrow string ties and tassels for women, Napoleon collars, brown linen travel bags, and a shift to high shoes for street wear. Men's fashion embraces telescope hats, felt bands on high silk hats, and earthy coats, while interiors favor Oriental rugs, chiffon or broadcloth wraps, mahogany furniture, and silver accessories.
Cincinnati Aerie notices funeral for Frank Martin
Officers and members of Cincinnati Aerie No. 142 F O E assemble at the late residence of deceased brother Frank Martin No 965 Ludlow avenue to participate in funeral services Sunday evening at al alank vee. WM Berning Worthy President Louis Broermann Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Masonic Bodies Schedule Meetings and Parade
Masonic group notices list Stated conclave for Hanse Mann Commandery No. 16 on Tuesday at 7 30 pm with visitors welcome. Miami Lodge No. 46 to assemble Wednesday October 11 at 1 pm for Grand Masonic Blue Lodge parade. Trinity Commandery No. 44 Knights Templars to meet Monday evening October 19 at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Geo
W.atridge
Miami Lodge
F. Ani A. M
Masonic Temple
Third and
Walnut Streets
Fred A. Johnson
W. M
WM. C. Brisbin
Sec’y
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templars
Robert D. Betts
Henry B. Michie
Obituaries List for October 1908Engelhardt Finneran Gregor Henke
Notices announce the deaths of Adolph C. Engelhardt 47, Minnie Engelhardt widow, Mary E Finneran, Mary Jane Gregor, Nora Henke 32, Frank E Martin, Augustus Moore 76, Hiram Harper Peck 59 with funeral details and church affiliations across Cincinnati area churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engelhardt
Adolph C
Minnie Engelhardt
Hoesinghoff
Undercliff
Walnut Hills
Finneran
Mary E
James
Elizabeth Finneran
William Finneran
Queen City Avenue
St. Edward’s Church
Mary Jane
Key West
Fla
Milford
Presbyterian Church
Henke
Nora
Nee Walsh
William Henke
Kindel Avenue
St. Edward's Church
Martin
Frank E
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
St. Patrick's Church
Cumminsville
Moore
Augustus
Anna E. Moore
Wright
Haight Avenue
Peck
Hiram Harper
Obituary and Burial Notices from Newport and Covington
Obituaries list Elizabeth Strobel age 24 and Johanna Wolverton age 50 with funeral details. Multiple burial permits note cause of death and wards at City Hospital and St Francis Hospital, with numerous ages and addresses across Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strobel
Elizabeth
Ann Street
Newport
Wolverton
Johanna (Nee Ketcham
Second
Greenup
Covington
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Wolf
Albert T
Matilda
Lahmer
Helen
Poplar Street
Payne
Anna
City Hospital
Central Avenue
Conners
Horace
Hast
Albert
Sixth
Lock Streets
Adams
John
Langdon Avenue
Shackelford
Sarah
Methodist Home For
Garnet
Leona
St. Francis Hospital
McMillan Street
Franz
Edward
East McMillan Street
Fumeran
Mary
Queen City Avenue
Speare
West Court Street
Volture
Morris
Jewish Hospital
West Sixth Street
Butts, William
Ohio Hospital
Cheviot
Eee Easton
Tam
Cincinnati Sanitarium
Panamarasmus
Wagner
Ester
Harrison Avenue
Boland
Patrick
St. Franciss Hospital
First Avenue
Nemo Eob
Louis
Albany Avenue
Earthi
LC Louisa
McMakin Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abraham Pedras
Third
Sycamore
Knox Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Callie Williamson
West Fourteenth Street
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lad
Che Hlms & Doepke CO
Enoch T. Carson Lodge
Dorcas
Andrew Poehner
Laura
John E. Tucker
Business Men’s B. Ff
Grace
Hyde “Park Savings Bank C Co
John A
Baling
Bank Street
C Doerman
Frank Bowles
McKasson
Elizabeth Meyer
Prov
Gis Savings
B. Be Hs CO
Alyssa
Laura Addieman
C ‘Ww
William Clark
Hillsdale L. & B. Co
Gest Street L. & B. C. Oy
Bach Svechted Dostah
Matteo Ree
Common Pleas Court
Emma Marsh
Albert Herschede
Cogan & Willams
Charles F. Young
Louis P. Ficks
Groesbeck & Linch
Fishch
H. M. Beazeil
J. D. DewWitt
A. L. Brettenstein
O. Bayless
John A. Caldwell
Hamilton County Immigration Bureau
Lark Blyth Ane
Eemeneee Lockland
Wees
Leo Thompson Weer Lockland
Cyrus Kennedy
Bettie Plunkett
Oes
Peter Burkhardt
Pleasant St
Magdalena Lenhardt
Pleasant St Oliver
Bockland
Josephine E. Wentz Tween Locklanso
William Perry
Susanda Roth
Fone
Christian Kiebfuss
Emma Keeh
Carll
Old Country
Directaire
Empire
Directoire
Kersey Coats
Hlims & Doepke Co
Napoleon
WM. Berning
Louis Broermann
Masonic
Ciaractet Et Tribune Pay
Jewelers
Fourth St
F.B. Maertz Funeral Automobile and Carriage Livery
Phome Canal
Kennon Dunham
Auburn Ave
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