Hamilton County OhArchives Biographies.....Maier, Ferdinand Lincoln 1896 - 
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    Ferdinand Lincoln Maier. A rising and able young lawyer of Cincinnati, and
claim adjuster for the legal department of the Travelers' Insurance Company of
America, Ferdinand Lincoln Maier is also a veteran of the great World war. He is
a native son of Cincinnati, born February 12, 1896, and received his education
in the public schools primarily. After his graduation from Woodward High School,
he pursued a course in the Cincinnati Law School, following this by a course in
the law school of the Young Men's Christian Association at Cincinnati, and was
graduated with the class of 1917, receiving the degree of Bachelor of Laws. He
was admitted to the bar in December, 1917. In the meantime, June 1, 1917, he
enlisted in the Regular Army, at Fort Thomas, Ky., and was assigned to the
medical corps, with the rank of corporal. With the American Expeditionary Forces
he went overseas, where he saw ten months of active service in the medical
department in an advanced zone. He was honorably discharged May 7, 1919, and
immediately resumed the duties of his practice, which is general in character,
although he inclines somewhat toward paying special attention to cases in which
insurance law is involved. In this connection, as before noted, he acts as claim
adjuster for the legal department of the Travelers' Insurance Company. During
the comparatively short period in which he has been engaged in practice, Mr.
Maier has made commendable advancement, and at present controls a large and
growing clientele. He maintains well-appointed offices in the Union Trust
Building. He is an American Legion member of Robert E. Bentley Post, and
likewise holds membership in the Beta Theta Tau fraternity. He is also a brother
of Norwood Lodge, 576, Free and Accepted Masons.



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