The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-03-17

Residence-A aH-story brick resi-.
dieence., to be built on Epworth and Yer
ain Avenues. Owner, f. Westerman
architect A. c. Kuball, $40 Main Street
Cincinnati o. Contracts awarded as
follows: Foundation, b. H. Strathman
cement work, Peter Lothes; brick work
walter McGarvey iron work, the Co.
lumbia Iron Works; cut stone, Henry
Plelage; carpentry, Peter Schwalbach
hardwood floors, the Enterprise Floor
Co.; tile work, the Huber Builders Ma
terial Co.; electric work, All. Becker &
Son; plumbing, Doyle & Fay Co.; plas-
tering, Stephen RAM; painting, 7. H.
Greiwe, and heating to the Benefit Steel
Furnace Co.
Resldence-A stucco sem-bunpalow
to be built on Wilson Avenue, south of
Kockdale. Owner. r. j. Goethe: archi
tect Harry M. Price, Mercantile Library
Building, Cincinnati. O. Contract for
carpenter work awarded to Jacob Honert
and Tor lumber to the Enterprise I.um
Der Co.
Notwithstanding residence at
Middletown, O. Owner. X. c. Philins
architects, Werner & Adkins. Mercan-
tile Library Building. Cincinnati. O.
Contract awarded to Caldwell & Isin-
minger, of Middletown.
Office Building-Annex for an ex-
change, etc, to be built to the Stock
Yards Hotel, Camp Washington. Gin
clnnatl. O. Stegner & Hughes, arch-
tects, have awarded general contract tc
the Ohio Building and Construction Co.
Store and Flat, Buildng-A 2-story
building, to be erected at 3114 Spring
Grove Avenue. Owner, Mrs. Minnie
Felsenthal; architect f. II. Dornette,
Pickering Building. Cincinnati, O. Con-
tracts awarded as follows: Excavation
and masonry, A. Meyer; brick work.
Bell u Leonard; cut stone, c. Lang &
Co.; iron work, II. Ley & Co.; paint
ing, Fred Johansmann roofing, Fahnle
X Dietrich; metal ceilings, the Edwards
Mtg. Co.; carpenter work. Theo. Hirsch-
telds Sons; electric work. the Kelley
Electric Co.; marble and tile work. the
Standard Marble Works; plastering,
Andrew Hyland "
Peters Realty Co.. owners and builder.
to build three 1H-story brick residences
on Stratford Avenue, south of Warner !;
on north side of Huron opposite GRAY
don. and on west side of Larona, south
of Rockdale. Cost, $2,25O, $500 and
$4,000, respectively.
A. w. Hayward. owner, to build two
2Ls-story brick dwellings on south side
of Prospect Place east of Knott, ]. C.
Cox, builder Cost, $4,000 each.
Mary Wullner, owner. Rosemont
Avenue, to build a 2-story brick resi-
dence on west side of Rosemont Avenue,
north of st. Williams Avenue. John C.
Thorn, builder and architect. Cost,
So. 800
George II. Stinson, owner, to build
2-story brick dwelling on west side of
Schpp avenue, south of Midland. Same
builder and architect. Cost. S3,SOO.
]. Morgan, owner. 221 Pearl street.
to build brick stable at 215 Produce
alley. p. A. Balastra, builder Cost,
81 900
Frank Huerman Estate, owner, to al
ter their store front at the northeast
corner of Vine and Twelfth streets.
q. II. Plump & Son, contractors; An
thony kunz, architect. Cost, $1,000.
r. d. Addison, owner, Whetsel ave
nue., to build 21a-story frame resi-
dence on south side of Erie avenue,
west of Fay. S. H. Hughes, builder
Frank Julian, architect. Cost, $500.
M. Potkin, owner, to remodel his
at 1432 Central avenue. Cost,
81 SOC.
Chas. Boldt Co.. owner to build an
addition to its office on Davis lane.
Cost, $1,S00.
Louise Walter, owner, to build
1Ll-story brick residence on west side
of Bellaire avenue, south of North
Bend road. Becker Real Estate and
Building Co., contractors; c. ID. Del
tell architect Cost, $4,000
Michael Belrne, owner. to remodel
his apartment at 1896 May street, at
the corner of Burbank. Robert Pat
terson, builder; Anton Rieg, architect.
Cost, 81 800.