CINCINNATI—The first wave of immigrants to arrive in this hilltop neighborhood perched above the Ohio River were Germans who opened taverns, Catholic churches and schools.

       More than 150 years later, immigrants from Guatemala are remaking East Price Hill, replacing empty storefronts on Warsaw Avenue, the main thoroughfare, with barbershops, taquerias and supermercados.

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