Hamilton County OhArchives Biographies.....Marble, Harry E. 1888 - 
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    Harry E. Marble. Among the younger generation of attorneys practicing at the
Ohio bar, few have made better or more substantial progress than Harry E.
Marble, connected with the leading law firm of Mallon & Vordenberg. Mr. Marble
was born at Montgomery, Ohio, December 12, 1888, a son of George Marble and
Ellenora Marble, and received his early education in the public schools of his
native place. For about ten years he followed a business career, during the
latter part of which he pursued a course at the Young Men's Christian
Association Law School, from which he was graduated with the degree of Bachelor
of Laws, as a member of the class of 1915. He was honor man of the state of
Ohio, in the State bar examinations of that year, and began practice alone at
Cincinnati, following which he became identified with the firm of Littleford &
Ballard. He remained in this connection until June 26, 1918, when he enlisted in
Company D, Three Hundred and Ninth Engineers, Eighty-fourth Division, U. S.
army, for service in the World war, and as a member of that contingent was soon
sent to France, where he served until his return to the United States in July,
1919, when he received his honorable discharge with the rank of corporal.
Returning to civil life he attached himself to the firm of Mallon & Vordenberg,
and has since been engaged in the general practice of his profession, with
offices in the Union Central Building, Cincinnati. Mr. Marble is a young man of
promise in his calling, in which he has made rapid strides. He is a member of
the Cincinnati Bar Association, the Lawyers' Club, the Blaine Club, the American
Legion and of the Masonic order. He has several civic connections and is popular
among a wide circle of friends.

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