Arsenio Veloso Climaco (Toledo, June 24, 1870– Cebu City, November 15, 1952), the son of Valeriano (sibling of former governor Juan Climaco) and Gliceria Veloso, was born on June 24, 1870[1] and grandson of Juan F. Climaco.[2] Arsenio Climaco, who married Juanita Osmeña,[3] was the Governor of Cebu province, Philippines[4] from 1923 until 1930,[5] succeeding Manuel Roa. Mananga bridge in Talisay City was constructed.[4] His stint was marked with the Great Depression, and he devoted his time on repair projects of damaged infrastructure caused by typhoon.[6] He died on November 15, 1952.[7] On September 10, 1968, the Cebu City Council enacted Ordinance No. 635 renaming Orchid Street to Gov. Arsenio Climaco Street in his honor.[4]
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^ abcOaminal, Clarence Paul (September 13, 2013). "Climaco Streets (Arsenio and Felicidad), Cebu City". www.pressreader.com. Retrieved 2019-05-07.
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arsenio, climaco, arsenio, veloso, climaco, toledo, june, 1870, cebu, city, november, 1952, valeriano, sibling, former, governor, juan, climaco, gliceria, veloso, born, june, 1870, grandson, juan, climaco, married, juanita, osmeña, governor, cebu, province, ph. Arsenio Veloso Climaco Toledo June 24 1870 Cebu City November 15 1952 the son of Valeriano sibling of former governor Juan Climaco and Gliceria Veloso was born on June 24 1870 1 and grandson of Juan F Climaco 2 Arsenio Climaco who married Juanita Osmena 3 was the Governor of Cebu province Philippines 4 from 1923 until 1930 5 succeeding Manuel Roa Mananga bridge in Talisay City was constructed 4 His stint was marked with the Great Depression and he devoted his time on repair projects of damaged infrastructure caused by typhoon 6 He died on November 15 1952 7 On September 10 1968 the Cebu City Council enacted Ordinance No 635 renaming Orchid Street to Gov Arsenio Climaco Street in his honor 4 The HonourableArsenio V ClimacoGovernor of CebuIn office 1923 1930Preceded byManuel A RoaSucceeded byMariano Jesus D CuencoPersonal detailsBornJune 24 1870DiedNovember 15 1952 Aged 82 NationalityFilipinoRelationsJuan Faller Climaco grandfather References Edit Mojares Dr Resil Today in the History of Cebu PDF University of San Carlos Retrieved May 7 2019 Oaminal Clarence Paul October 11 2013 J Climaco Street Cebu City www pressreader com Retrieved 2019 05 07 Oaminal Clarence Paul February 27 2019 Don Severino Osmena the grandfather of the Grand Old Man of Cebu The Freeman philstar com Retrieved 2019 05 07 a b c Oaminal Clarence Paul September 13 2013 Climaco Streets Arsenio and Felicidad Cebu City www pressreader com Retrieved 2019 05 07 Oaminal Clarence Paul September 28 2016 The Governors of Cebu and Cebu City Mayors The Freeman philstar com Retrieved 2019 05 07 Newman Jenara Regis 2015 09 15 Viewing a slice of Cebu history Sunstar Retrieved 2019 05 07 Oaminal Clarence Paul August 7 2015 The father and child governors of Cebu www pressreader com Retrieved 2019 05 07 This article about a Filipino politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Arsenio Climaco amp oldid 1002587340, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
