Harrison Avenue Viaduct Opens in Cincinnati
The Harrison Avenue Viaduct, costing about $400 000, opened to remove a deadly grade crossing and flood risk. Vice Mayor Galvin presented the structure to Western Cincinnati. Councilman Eckert accepted it on behalf of the area. The project began October 1 1966 after decades of legal delays and accidents.
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Eckert
Harrison Avenue
Galvin
Western Hills
George Guckenberger
Queen City Avenue
Longworth
Leopold Markbreit
Markbreit
Cincinnatiang
Mill Creek
Cincinnati
Eral
Southern Railway
Western
Southern Railroad
Cornette Brothers
Edward Herancourt
Eugene Berninghaus
James N. Gamble
W. S. P. Oskamp
Hugh Cavanaugh
William P. Chambers
Fred Sperber
Jacob Kaufmann
Countvilman Mullen
John Eckert
Business Men's Club
Mr. Mullen
Business Men’s Club
Council
Rookwood Crossing
Beaux Boycott Sparks Harrison Barn Dance
Social whirl splits as Harrison women ban beaux from a Town Hall party. Girls wear black armbands to mark the new stance while men protest and pledge to escort none who attended the so called nonsensical hop. The barn dance, directed by Misses Coburn Campbell Hollowell, drew many attendees and music.
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Harrison
Agnes Coburn
Grace Campbell
Adah
Mabel Hollowell
Corinne Yeager
Alma Campbell
Emma Messick
Ina McCauley
Adah _ Hollowell
Alice Carey
Ruth Pierce
Jeannette Gray
Ena Rider
Dana Tebbs
Marjorie Davison
Norma Schott
Pearl Perrine
Grace Gain
Fannie Long
Norma Carl
Maud McKenzie
Mame
Alice Crets
Maud Campbell
Bernice Ruggles
Minnie Yeager
Mabel Hargis
Eva Schott
Gar Hits Wagon Driver I Ajured
Jacob Haas the sprinkler wagon driver was severely injured when his wagon was struck by Vine Norwood Car No. 9 at Locust street and Gilbert avenue. He was hurled from the seat and carried to Dr Henry L Woodward's office with a concussion and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Jacob Haas
Locust Street
Gilbert Avenue
Haas
Henry L. Woodward
East
McMillan Street
Herman Eggers
Woodward
College Music groups plan early concert series
The College of Music Ladies Chorus and College Orchestra announce the first annual Music Hall concert series likely to occur in November. Recitals by Ida Hoerner and Bertha M. Topp were noted along with Eta Chapter Sinfonia Musical Fraternity meetings. Other performances include Douglass Powell and the Cincinnati Trio rehearsals and melologue evenings by Louis Victor Saar and Joseph O'Meara at the Odeon featuring Longfellow verses set to Rosseter G. Cole music and Schumann ballads.
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College of Music
Ladies’ Chorus
College Orchestra
Ida Hoerner
Race Street
Bertha M. Topp
Hoerner
Eta
Sinfonia Musical Fraternity
Douglass Powell
Cincinnati
Louis Victor Saar
Joseph O'Meara
Odeon
Longfellow
King Robert of
Sicily
Rosseter G. Cole
Woman killed in Montana avenue streetcar crash identified
Westwood accident claims the life of Mrs Martha Fuchs 70 of Spring Grove avenue after her car derailed near Boudinot. A ring with initials G F helped confirm the victim as Mrs Fuchs, wife of Godfrey Fuchs. the car struck a telegraph pole and the rider died instantly.
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Montana Avenue
Boudinot
Westwood
Mary Grear
Dent, O
Louis Grear
Seventh Street
Gregar
Martha Fuchs
Spring Grove Avenue
Cal's
Scythe
Joseph Reising
Eliza Street
Thief snatches purse in market near Hughes High
Mrs. Mary Brocker, wife of the Hughes High School janitor, was attacked by a man in the market at Sixth and John streets last night. He snatched her purse containing $2.50 before she could cry out and fled. Police were notified.
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Mary Brocker
Hughes High School
Sixth and
John Streets
Death claims druggist George C Brofft in city
George C Brofft, longtime druggist at Seventh and Vine, died recently. Funeral from his home at 121 Calhoun Street tomorrow at 1 PM, with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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George C. Brofft
Seventh and Vine
Seventh and
Vine Streets
Calhoun Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Pair Charged With Petit Larceny In Local Incident
On a neighbor's complaint, Henrietta Brown 28 and her fiancé William Jones 2320 May Street were arrested last night on petit larceny charges by Patrolmen Roet tinger and Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Henrietta Brown
William Jones
May Street
Roettinger
Robbins
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Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Traction Company
John Cornette
West Cincinnati Business Club
A. D. Shockley
Westwood Improvement Association
Edwin Hannaford
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Fred Rk. Wesselmann
Westwood Business Men's Club
Price Hill
Krollman
Mullen
West End
Shaffer
Guckenberger
West Cincinnati Business Association
Dr. Withrow
E. M. Ballard
Fred W. Tuke
Ww. Co. Culkins
Smittie
Harrioun
Beecham
May-Stern
Nixon Sewing Machine
Brussels
S. W. Cor
Fifth and Elm Sts
Ingrain
Axminster Rugs
Boellinger
DAR
California
New Jersey
Danderine Seenart
Knowlton Danderine Co
Chicago
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