The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-10-07

y. Contracts awarded as follows: Ma
sonry Fred Doelling; iron work, the
Potthoff Construction Co.; freestone,
Henry Pielage; roofing, Fahnle & Die
trich.
Residence-A 2H-story stucco resi-
dence, to be built at the end of Baker
place, East Walnut Hills. Owner, w. Y.
Cartwright; architects, Tietig & Lee,
Fourth National Bank Building, Cincin-
matt, o., Contract awarded to James
Griffith & Sons Co.
Factory-Addition to factory building
at 2O76 Reading road. Owner, the
Fischer Special Mfg. Co.; architects,
Tietig & Lee, Fourth National Bank
Building, Cincinnati, O. Contract award
ed to the H. c. Hazen Contracting Co.
Cost, $4,000.
Heating System-A Trane Company
vapor heating system in new school
building and remodeling heating appar-
atus in present church at Portsmouth,
o. Owner, the Holy Redeemer Church
architect, ]. +. Sheblessy, 519 Main
street, Cincinnati, O. Contract awarded
to Joseph Lovine, of Portsmouth, O.,
also for plumbing in same buildings.
Residence-A brick and stucco duplex
apartment building. to be erected at 913
Blair avenue. Owner, Miss lilly Fieber
architects, Stewart & Stewart, Bell
Block, Cincinnati, O. Contracts awarded
as follows: Carpenter work, Fred Web
er; tile work, A. Schirmer; concrete
work, Edw. Meier; painting, H. Bolce
brick work, Geo. Cornuelle; cut stone,
George Kasselman; iron work, II. Ley
& Co.; roofing, A. Braun & Co.; plas-
tering VIM. Bourquin; heating, Peck,
Hannaford & Peck
Church-Reconstruction of church
destroyed by fire last spring on
Ninth street, near Race. Owner, the
Trinity NJ. +. Church; architects, Sam
uel Hannaford & Sons, Hubert Block,
O. General contract award |
ed to Jas. Griffith & Sons Co.
Metropole Hotel Company, owner, to
alter its building on Walnut street. near
Sixth. VIM. Lehman & Bro, builders
Bert Baldwin, architect. Cost, $4,000.
l.. A. Pachoud owner and builder, to
build 2H-story brick dwelling at 2141
Burnet avenue. M. Firth, architect. |
Cost, $4,000.
DR.. A. II. Dunton, owner, to build
2-story brick dwelling at 922 Rogers
place. Z. A. Mardorf, builder and ar
chitect. Cost $5,4O0.
The Ruzicka- -Rempe Co., owner and
builder, to build three and 2T-story
frame dwellings at 37O3 and 37O5 Michi-
gan avenue. Cost, $4,000, $4,000 and
81, $50, respectively.
Irene A. Esbcrger owner, to build
2-story brick dwelling on north side of
Cleveland avenue, east of Reading road.
II. c. Hubbell, builder; Stanton Robin
son, architect. Cost, $4,000.
Herbert l.. Pachoud Co., owner, build
er and architect, to build two 2H-story
stone and frame dwellings at 1914 Clare
wood avenue, and at 1913 Hewitt ave-
nue.. Cost, $4,000 and $780, respec-
lively.
Mrs. L. w. Habermass, owner, 3619
avenue, Evanston, to remodel
her building into flats at the above adj
dress +. w. Lersch, builder; L. M. |
architect. Cost, $4,000
+. w. Wampler, owner, Paddock road
and California avenue, to build ~
story brick residence on California ave-
nue., east of Paddock road. r. i.
Thompson, contractor. Cost, $4,000.
Cincinnati Reduction Co, owner, to
build a dust house in Anderson's Fer
ry. Ben Schaefer, architect and builder.
Cost, $4,000.
Fred Schmeising, owner, to add to
building at Blair avenue and Montgom-
cry road Fahnestock & Ferber, archi-
tects; VIM. Lehman & Bro, builders
Cost, $1,000.
Mocrlein Brewing CO., owner to re-
pair building at Henry and Dunlap
Vim. Miller & Son, builders. Cost
81 900
c. Dean Poage, owner and builder,
First National Bank Building, TO build
a 2-story fran dwelling on west side of
Linwood, near Observatory. w. M.
Firth. architect. Cost, $4,000.
l.. w. Bernstein, owner, Union Cen
tral Building, to build a 2H-story frame
dwelling at northeast corner of Valley
View and Congress. w. w. Hunt archi !
tect and builder. Cost, $4,000.
German Protestant Cemetery, owners,
to build frame 1H-story residence on
Baltimore avenue, between Carter and
Shaeffer road. ]. +. Hurlander, builder
and architect. Cost, $4,000.
August +. Lindemann, owner, 96
Juergens avenue, to build 21a-story |
frame dwelling on north side of Juer-
gems avenue near Carthage avenue.
John Lindermann, builder; A. Rieg, |
architect. Cost $4,000
Bethesda Hospital, owner to build
brick, steel and concrete boiler house at
Oal< and READING road C. w Drach |