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Osteopathie Physician. Offices in the Gro- ton Building.
Born Junc, 1883, at Glendale. O .: son of Dr. W. F. and Mary Keys Shepherd. Is a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., and of the Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati. A member of Alpha Sigma Medical Frater- nity, Ohio State Osteopathic Society, American Osteopathic Society. Business Men's Club, Cincinnati Automobile Club, and is Secretary and Treasurer of the Miami Valley Osteopathic Society.
FREDERICK W. GARBER.
Garber & Woodward, Architects. Offices In Unton Central ButtiIng.
Born in Cincinnati in 1887: son of Fred- erick I. C. Garber, a native of Hanover, Germany. Graduate of Cincinnati Tech- nical School and winner of Roach Schol- arship at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. where he took a special two year course In architecture. Member of the local Chapter of the Amer- ican Institute of Architects, Art Club and Chairman of the Jury of the Society of Crafters. Married in 1907 to Miss Wood- ward, sister of his partner, and has two sonS.
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ADOLPH M. JORDAN.
Practical Optician. Photographic Supplies, 37 Fountain Square,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Traction Building, Cincinnati.
H. W. WANNENWETSCH,
DUDLEY C. OUTCALT. Office in Secretary, Western & Southern Life Insur ance Co. ; Proprietor Rosebank Co. Florists.
WILLIAM R. SUHRE.
President, Rudolph Suhre Sons Co. Anchor Tannery,
JOHN R. HOLMES.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Offices Fourth National Bank Building,
W. J. BAKER, W. J. Baker Company, 1029 Saratoga Street Newport, Ky,
LOUIS C. SUHRE.
Secretary - Treasurer, Rudolph Suhre Sons
Co. Anchor Tannery.
DR. LOUIS H. LANDMAN.
Oculist and Aurist, Offices at No. 5 Garfield Place.
PHILIP KRUG.
President, Treasurer and General Manager The Herancourt Brewing Co.
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ADOLPH M. JORDAN.
A Prominent Cincinnati Optician. Offices in Johnston Building.
Among the foremost Opticians of Cin- cinnati, is Adolph M. Jordan who, for the past 23 years has been located on the ground floor of the Johnston Bldg., on Fountain Square.
Mr. Jordan is the son of Wm. and Kath- erin Jordan, and was born at Carlsruhe Baden, Germany, August 3, 1855.
He had the advantage of the schools of his home town, but on coming to this country took a course in the night schools of Cincinnati.
He first worked at blacking making, and then decided that his interests would be best served by entering the optical business, and secured employment with the old firm of Jas. Foster, Jr., & Co., at the corner of Fifth and Race Streets.
In 1891 he entered business for him- self and located at his present address at 37 East Fifth Street. His courtesy and thoroughness has won him a large clientele.
He was married May 16, 1878, and has two sons, one is Chas. J. Jordan, who has followed his father's footsteps and is in the optical business in Minneapolis and the other is Clarence Jordan.
Mr. Jordan is a member of the Elks and Knights of Pythias.
WILLIAM R. SUHRE.
President, Rudolph Suhre Sons Co. Anchor Tannery.
Born October 31, 1868, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Rudolph and Wilhelmina (Oberhelman) Suhre. Educated in pub- lic schools of Cincinnati. Member dif- ferent Masonic bodies. Married Anna Nagel and has one son, Rudolph W. Suhre.
LOUIS C. SUHRE.
Secretary-Treasurer, Rudolph Suhre Sons Co. Anchor Tannery.
Born April 18, 1875, at Cincinnati, O .; son of Rudolph and Wilhelmina (Ober- helmina) Suhre. Educated in Cincinnati public schools. Member different ma- sonic bodies. Married Miss Minnie Med- ick.
LOUIS RINKENBERGER
Councilman at Large; President Ohio Liquor League; Dictator, L. O. O. M., Cincin- nati No. 2.
Louis Rinkenberger, councilman at large for the City of Cincinnati, is as well known throughout the entire State as in his home city, for in his capacity of President of the Ohio Liquor League, he has for months past been conducting a most effective campaign against the poli- cies of the anti-liquor people, and a great portion of this work is handled from Col- unbus. Mr. Rinkenberger also is Dicta- tor, L. O. O. M., Cincinnati No. 2. Ile resides at Ninth and Plumb Street.
DUDLEY C. OUTCALT.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office in Traction Building, Cincinnati.
Born June 22, 1870, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Oliver and Adelaide (Andrews) Outcalt. Educated in Cincinnati public schools and Hughes High School; grad- uate Cincinnati Law School, degree L.L. B., 1894. Engaged in practice since 1894, specializing in corporate and real estate law. Was one of the organizers of the Title Guarantee & Trust Company, of Cincinnati, of which he has been counsel ever since its inception. Organizer and first president the Stamina Republican League (founded 1888) which recently was merged with the Young Men's Blaine Club. Member Cincinnati Bar Associa- tion; Ohio State Bar Association; Amer- ican Bar Association; National Geo- graphic Society; Walnut Hills Business Club; Cuvier Press Club; Young Men's Blaine Club; Sons of Veterans; Knights Templars and other Masonic bodies.
JOHN R. HOLMES.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Offices Fourth National Bank Building.
Born September 4, 1856, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Charles T. and Helen M. (Russell) Holmes. Educated in Cincin- nati public schools and Harvard Univer- sity, (1878). Admitted to the bar in 1880 and has been practicing in Cincin- nati since that time. Elected Director Public Safety for the city of Cincinnati January 1, 1914. Member University Country, Cincinnati, Golf and Blaine Clubs.
DOCTOR LOUIS H. LANDMAN.
Oculist and Aurist. Offices at Number Five, Garfield Place.
Doctor Louis H. Landman is widely known throughout Cincinnati and throughout Ohio and Kentucky as well as an oculist and aurist of great ability. His offices are at Number Five, Garfield Place. Residence, 3455 Whitfield Avenue.
JAMES CALVIN HOBART.
President-Manager, The Triumph Electric Co., and Triumph Ice Machine Co.
Born March 11, 1866, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of William Newell and Eliza- beth Babbit Hobart. Attended Hughes high school and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, graduating in 1887 with degree of U. S. in mechanical engineering. Entered the employ of the Triumph Elcc- tric and Ice Machine Company as secre- tary in 1889; became manager and secre- tary in 1892, and was made president and general manager in 1913. Belongs to American Society Mechanical Engineers, Massachusetts Institute Technology Al- umni Association, Electric Power Club. Engineers' Club, Employers' Association, National Metal Trades Association, Chamber of Commerce. Commercial Club, Queen City Club and Cincinnati Country Club.
H. W. WANNENWETSCH.
Secretary, Western & Southern Life Insur- ance Co .: Proprietor Rosebank Co., Florists.
Born December 28, 1866, at Baltimore Md. Graduated from Schieb College of Baltimore with the class of 1880, and in the same year entered the employ of the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., as cashier in its branch office in Baltimore, serving in that capacity for six years, when he was promoted to a field position which he held until the organization of the Western and Southern Life Ins. Co., of Cincinnati, in 1888. In June of the latter year he enter- ed the employ of the Cincinnati corpora- tion, with which he has since been con- nected, being at the present time secre- tary and director. Married Miss Edna Shropshire, of Bellevue.
J. A. REILLY.
Treasurer and Manager the Queen City Coal Company. Dealers in Coal and Coke.
J. A. Reilly is to be numbered among the important coal men of Cincinnati, he being Treasurer and General Manager of The Queen City Coal Co., one of the best known and largest concerns in this city. His offices are at the foot of Fifth and Freeman Avenue; residence, 926 Morris
W. J. BAKER.
W. J. Baker Company, 1029 Saratoga Street. Newport, Ky.
Across the Ohio River in Newport. Kentucky, is one of the best known manu- facturers of sheet metal specialties in the entire middle west. This is Mr. W. J. Baker, of the W. J. Baker Company, 1029 Saratoga street, that city. Mr. Baker has built up a large trade in this line which now extends over a very wide territory.
THOMAS J. CAIE.
President Thomas J. Cale Company. Subscription Books.
Thomas J. Caie is president of the Thomas J. Caie Co .. subscription books; offices at 44 and 48 Pickering Building. In later years the selling of subscription books has developed into a formidable business indeed and the concern headed by Mr. Caie enjoys the distinction of be- ing one of the largest in its line in the middle west. Mr. Caie resides at 4021 Rose Hill Avenue.
BERNARD SCHAEFER.
Proprietor Cincinnati Artistle Wrought Iron Works, Clnelmail.
Mr. Hernard Schaefer Is proprietor of the Clmeinnall Arlistle Wrought Iron Works, 640 Main Street, one of the ac. knowledged leaders in this ilne, not only In Cincinnati, but in the Central States. Mr. Schaefer resides at 2941 Eastern Avenue.
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ANTHONY BOEDEKER.
Wholesale Liquors Agent Richland Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky.
J. WILSHIRE. Manager Yeast Department The Fleischmann Company.
HARRY J. LEVI. Loans, 617 Central Ave., Cincinnati, Oh
GEORGE E. McDONALD.
Secretary and Treasurer of the Louis Bel- mont Building Co.
A. G. SCHWAB.
A. G. Schwab & Sons, Wholesale Jewelers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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J. W. CROTHERS.
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W. O. LATHROP, President M. A. Hunt Co .. Manufacturers Spring Beds and Mattresses.
C. C. HAGEMEYER. President Tennessee Lumber & Coal Co.
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F. LAWSON MOORES. Vice-President Moores-Coney Co.
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ANTHONY BOEDEKER.
Wholesale Wines and Whiskies. Offices at 508-10 Main Street.
Anthony Boedeker was born May 7, 1880, in Cincinnati, where he received his education, and at the age of nineteen en- tered the employ of his father, Henry Boedeker, one of the class of substantial and German pioneers of whom Cincinnati is justly proud. He was born in Holland and when quite a young man came to this country. He accepted a position with a large distillery in Baltimore, where he learned the liquor business.
After leaving Baltimore he came to Cincinnati and took employment with the firm of B. G. Stall & Co., wholesale groc- ers and liquor dealers, having full control of the liquor department.
In 1876 he left the employ of B. G. Stall & Co. to engage in the wine and liquor business for himself, at 508 and 510 Main street, opposite the postoffice, where the firm is still located. The pol- icy adopted by the founder of this firm, was to handle only the highest and best quality of goods.
During his entire business career he adhered strictly to the motto adopted when he founded the business, thereby gaining the confidence of the trade which remained loyal to him and still continue to do business with the old establishment, now conducted by his two sons, Frederick and Anthony, whose education in the business was taught them by their father, which began immediately after they left school. That their lesson was well learned is shown by the reputation that "Boedeker" has not only maintained, but by the spreading of the business, both local and throughout Ohio and other states, showing a constant growth.
Anthony is naturally a jovial disposi- tion, and his friends are legion. He is a member of the B. P. O. E. No. 5. F. O. E. No. 142, Fish and Game Protective Association of Southwestern Ohio, and also the famous Cuvier-Press Club.
W. J. CASSADY.
Vice-President American Cotton Oil Co .. 443 East 6th Street.
Mr. W. J. Cassady is one of the prom- inent oil men of the Queen City. He is vice-president of the American Cotton Oil Co., which is one of the really large concerns of the country in this line. His offices are at No. 443 East Sixth street, and his residence at 3547 Mooney Ave.
FRANK S. KRUG.
City Engineer for the City of Cincinnati. Prominent Republican.
Frank S. Krug is City Engineer for the city of Cincinnati, having been elected ou the Republican ticket at the last gen- crai city election. Mr. Krug is very prom- inent in local politics and is a most capa- ble man for the office he now holds. Prior to his election Mr. Krug was actively connected with the Kirschner Construc- tion Co., large contractors of public works.
JOSEPH WILSHIRE.
Manager, The Yeast Department, The Fleischmann Co.
Born Deeember 18, 1881, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Joseph and Ada (Van Hamm) Wilshire. Educated in Cincin- nati schools. Entered the employ of the Fleischmann Company at the age of six- teen, as packer and yeast cutter; in 1900 became clerk in the general office, and two years later was promoted to the po- istion of traveling salesman; was sent to the City of Mexico as general agent for the company; in 1907 returned to Cincinnati and was made assistant man- ager of the Yeast Department. In 1909 was made general manager of the Yeast Department. Member Queen City Club, Business Men's Club, Cuvier Press Club, Country Club and Cincinnati Polo Club. Married, August, 1907, Helen S. Seely.
J. WALTER FREIBERG.
President of the Freiberg & Workum Co., Distillers.
Born December 20, 1858, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Julius and Duffie (Workum) Freiberg. Attended public schools and graduated from Hughes High School, Cin- cinnati. Entered the firm of Freiberg & Workum in 1875. Eight years later was admitted to partnership and is now at the head of the firm. He is a director of the First National Bank; was for three years president of the Ohio Wine and Spirit Association, two years presi- dent of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Association, and two years direc- tor Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Was for several years president of the Phoenix Club, and in New York City January, 1911, he was elected president of the Union of American Hebrew Con- gregations. Is a past master of Lafay- ette Lodge, A. F. & A. M., has attained the thirty-second degree of the Scottish Rite and is connected with the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
DR. GEORGE C. KOLB. A Cincinnati Physician. Offices at 14 Garfield Place.
Born March 5, 1869, at New Albany, Ind .; son of Laurence and Bertha Kolb; of German parentage. Educated in New Albany, Cincinnati and St. Louis schools. Grand Master Odd Fellows, president Odd Fellows' Temple, director Clemens Os- kamp Co., president four or five theaters and director several large corporations. Member Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias.
MORRISON R. WAITE. Of the Well-known law Firm of Walle & Schindel.
Morrison R. Waite is one of the lead- ing attorneys and counselors at law of Cincinnati, and is well known In many courts throughout the Central states. Mr. Walte is a member of the law firm of Walte & Schindel, which enjoys a very extensive practice throughout Ohlo, Ken- theky and Indiana. Offices are located in the Carew Building.
MOSES J. ROCHE, SR.
Manager The Roche-Bruner Building Co.
Few men have had a more humble start and risen higher in their chosen line than Mr. Moses J. Roche, the well- known manager of The Roche-Bruner Building Co. Mr. Roche comes of the old Roche family of County Wexford, Ireland, who, previous to 1750, were resi- dents of France.
He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. July 6, 1866, and is the son of Thomas Roche and Catherine (McHugh) Roehe.
Mr. Roche attended the Cincinnati schcols till he was 13 years of age, and then struck out for himself. grabbing the first work that came his way, and which happened to be caring for twenty-two of the old gasoline lamps on Eastern ave- nue, owned by Alex. McDonald. The pay for this was the sum total of eleven dol- lars per month. All went well, at least he held down the job for eleven months, then came a great catastrophe: while trying to expedite the work by filling the lamps and lighting them at the same time he managed to blow up two barrels of gasoline, for which he was unceremoni- ously discharged.
He then secured a place with the Cin- cinnati Street Car Co., driving hill horses up the Broadway hill. He followed this for three years, and secured a position with The American Cotton Oil Co., who he was with for one year, and left to serve an apprenticeship at cutting and setting stone with Dennis Flaherty.
After the apprenticeship had been served, he was engaged as Superintend- ent by L. P. Ilazen & Co., in whose serv- ice he remained for 12 years. After twelve years' service, he felt he should be in business for himself. and he formed the present Roche-Bruner Building Co .. general contractors, who make a spo- cialty of erecting large buildings. In the first year the firm did a business of $50.000, and last year's business amounted to over $3.000,000.
Mr. Roche is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Club. Knights of Columbus and Hyde Park Business Men's Club.
Mr. Roche was united in marriage to Miss Catherine Kavenoy. July 20. 1892. and they have been blest with four chil- dren, all boys. Thomas Edward, born May 25, 1893: M. I .. Jr., born March 1. 1896: Edward and Alfred (twins), born September 25, 1903.
J. LOUIS KANSOHOFF, A. B., M. D., F. A. C. S.
A Cincinnati Surgeon. Offices al No. 19 West Seventh Street.
Born February 23, 1880, ai Cincinnati. O .; son of Joseph and Minnie W. ( Frel- berg) Ransohoff. Educated at Harvard University, A.B. 1901; University of Cin- elnuati, Medical Department, 1901; spent three years In Berlin and Vienna doing elinleal work. Hlas heen practicing surg. ery In Cincinnati for the past seven years. Member University Club. Married in Paris, France. 1911, to Doris Kauffman. One daughter, Doris K. Rausohoff.
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R. E. WELLS. Manager Steinway & Sons, Pianos, 118 West Fourth St.
J. E. BOYD, D. D. S. 414 Walnut Street.
WILLIAM MACKE. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Covington, Kentucky.
CHARLES N. PAVER. Manager The Cincinnati News Co., 127 Shil- lito Place.
DR. J. T. BATTE.
Physician. Offices at No. 19 West Seventh St., Cincinnati.
JOHN KUEHNLE. Member of the Firm of Jno. Kuehnle & Sor Machinists.
EDWARD F. PETERS.
Burch, Peters & Connolly, Attorneys. Vice- Consul for Honduras.
WILLIAM H. PFISTER.
Manufacturer of Surveying and Engineering Instruments.
JOHN J. O'DOWD. Manager of the Hotel Havlin, Cincinnati, (
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BEN. S. WEIL.
Manager Banner Grocers Baking Co .; Simon & Weil, Bakers.
Born in Cincinnati, 1871; son of Joseph Weil, of the original firm of Simon & Weil. Educated in Cincinnati public school. In 1893 succeeded his father to a one-half interest in the bakery business of Simon & Weil. In 1906 purchased the other half interest, the firm at that time being conducted under the name of the Banner Baking Company. In
1909 brought about the merging of the Banner Baking Co. and the Grocers' Baking Co., under the name of the Banner Groeers' Baking Company. Member Business Men's Club, Phoenix Club, Masonic Lodge and Knights of Pythias.
JAMES E. BOYD, D. D. S.
Born Feb. 11, 1870, at Cambridge, O .; son of James S. and Mary E. (Spence) Boyd. Grandfather Boyd came from the Isle of Guernsey, Ireland, in 1814, with a company of others and located in South- eastern Ohio, near Cambridge, and the county was named after the place where ancestors came.
Was educated at public school and high school and graduated from Ohio College of Dental Surgery at the head of his class in 1896.
Practicing dentistry in Cincinnati, O., since the year of graduation, 1896.
Member of National, State and Cincin- nati Dental Society; also Hyde Park Business Men's Club, Avon Masonic Lodge, Kilwinning Chapter, Hanselman Commandery and Shriner (Syrian).
Married to Gertrude 1. Zimmer, a well- known singer, formerly prima donna with the Bostonian Opera Co., on June 19, 1906. Has two sons, James E., Jr., and Robert Jackson Boyd.
ALBERT BETTINGER.
Of the Law Firm of Bettinger, Guckenberger. Schmitt & Kreis.
Born May 3, 1854, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Michael and Elizabeth Bettinger. Educated at Indiana State University, Bloomington, Ind. Admitted to bar 1875 and has practiced law in Cincinnati since that time. President Ohio State Life In- surance Co .; President West Price Hill Improvement Association; Vice-President Ohio Valley Improvement Association; Director National River and Harbors Congress; Member Chamber of Com- merce; Business Men's and Literary Clubs.
T. E. HOUSTON. Vice-President of the Houston Coal Co .. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Born January 18, 1866, at Christiana, Lancaster, Pa .; son of Charles B. and Margaret Houston. Educated at Chester, Pa., graduating from West Chester Col- lege in 1883. President County Court, McDowell County, W. Va., 1892-96. Pres- ident Houston Coal & Coke Co .; Presi- dent Keystone Coal & Coke Co .; Presi- dent Rock Cliff Coal & Coke Co .; Presi- dent Thacker Coal & Coke Co .; Presi- dent Houston Collieries Co .; President Houston Coal Co. Member Business Men's Club, Cincinnati; Union League. Philadelphia, Pa .; Pennsylvania Club. Chester, Pa .; Maryland Club, Baltimore, Md .; Shennendoah, Roanoke, Va.
BRAXTON W. CAMPBELL.
President the Perkins-Campbell Co .; Man- ufacturers of Saddlery.
Born November 22, 1851, at Covington, Ky .; son of A. Morgan and Sarah Love Campbell. Educated in public schools, Burlington, Boone County, Ky. Came to Cincinnati in 1868 and was employed by the Rinehart & Newton Co., candy man- ufacturers. Was for eight years travel- ing salesman for DeCamp, Leroy & Co., saddlery manufacturers. January 1, 1879, formed a partnership with H. A. and W. S. Perkins, and engaged in the manufac- ture of saddlery. In 1893 incorporated under the name of The Perkins-Campbell Co., with a capital of $500,000, Mr. Camp- bell being made Vice President. In 1904 Messrs. Perkins retired, Mr. Campbell buying their interest and being made president of the company. Also presi- dent of the Decatur Traction and Elec- tric Company of Decatur, Ill., since 1901. Member Queen City, Commercial, Coun- try, Golf and Manufacturers' Clubs, Cin- cinnati; member Ohio Society. New York.
KUPER HOOD.
General Sales Agent. the Houston Coal Co., Union Trust Bldg.
Born November 23, 1874, at Staunton, Va .; son of Lewis and Jennie (Kuper) Hood. Educated in Covington, Ky. Treasurer and Manager Big Hill Coal Co., Cincinnati; Vice-President Kentucky Fuel Co., Atlanta, Ga. Member B. P. O. E., 581, Richmond, Ky .; Col. Clay Lodge, Masons, Covington, Ky. Married Julia Hubbard, Covington, Ky., 1897.
THOMAS B. PAXTON, JR.
Paxton, Warrington & Seasongood, Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Born July 15, 1873, at Cincinnati, Ohio; son of Thomas B. and Mary Adelaide (Wharton) Paxton. Educated at White and Sykes, Yale University, Law School of the University of Cincinnati. Mem- ber General Assembly of Ohio. Clubs: University, Queen City, Country, Cin- cinnati Golf, The Pillars.
WILLIAM MACKE.
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Covington. Kentucky.
Born June 16, 1881, at Covington, Ky .: son of Bernard and Margaret (Weber) Macke, both of whom were born and reared in Covington. Educated in paro- chial schools, Covington, Ky. Clerk and bookkeeper. Member Covington Indns- trial Club; Covington Lodge of Elks. Eagles, and Bishop Carroll Council Knights of Columbus. Married Anna Albers at Covington, Ky .. September 12. 1900.
V. W. ANDERSON.
Manager of the Anderson Eslale. Office
309 East Ith Street: Residence. 2383 Grandin Road.
Mr. V. W. Anderson is manager of the Anderson Estate and is well known to Cincinnatians generally in this Import- ant capacity. Offices at at 309 East Fourth street. Residence at 2383 Grandin Road.
CLARK W. DAVIS, M. D.
Medical Director of the Union Central Life Insurance Co.
Born December 14, 1863, at Cincinnati, O .; son of William Bramwell Davis. B. A., M. D., and Frances Redman (Clark) Davis. The Davis family has long been prominent in Cincinnati, in which city the birth of Dr. W. B. Davis occurred. Clark W. Davis attended public schools of Cin- cinnati, studied medicine with his father and graduated from Miami Medical Col- lege in 1886; was with medical depart- ment Christ's Hospital till 1899; Health Officer of Cincinnati 1900-1906. Elected medical director in charge, Union Central Life Ins. Co., 1907. Member Academy of Medicine, Ohio State Medical Society, American Medical Association, and Asso- ciation of Life Insurance Medical Direc- tors. Member Lafayette Lodge A. F. & A. M., Masonic Fraternity; member Loyal Legion by inheritance; life member Be- nevolent Protective Order of Elks. Mar- ried in 1899 to Mary Harrison Montgom- ery, daughter of Clark B. and Martha Pitts (Harrison) Montgomery, and they have one son, Clark Montgomery Davis.
OLIVER P. COE. M. D. A Cincinnati Physician; Offices at 442 Ludiow Avenue.
Born December 9, 1874, at Great Bend, Meigs County, O .; son of Oliver P. and Mary J. Coe. Attended public schools at Syracuse, O., took a three year course at Ohio Wesleyan University and was a student in the Ohio Medical College from 1897-1901. From 1901-03, resident phy- sician Cincinnati Hospital. Has been practicing medicine in Cincinnati since that time. Member Academy of Medcine. Ohio Medical Society, The American Medical Association, and the West End Medical Society. Belongs to Masonic Fraternity, Independent Order of Fores- ters and Order of Moose.
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