“Miss Ada Marx, of East Walnut Hills, is touring through the South.”  This one-line notice in the Cincinnati Enquirer’s January 4, 1891 society column, was the innocuous start of a fascinating love story, reported in national papers.  Ada was the beautiful daughter of Simon and Fannie Marx of Monroe.  After Fannie died, Simon moved … Continue reading A Whirlwind Romance: The Love Story of Ada and Dwight →