Resolutions Protest Hymn Elimination in Dayton Schools
Dayton ministers adopt resolutions denouncing removal of Christian hymns from public schools. Dr. S. O. Royal chairs the committee behind the protest paper as Rev. D F. Garland is absent. Rev. A. D. Wollinger presides. Devotional services led by Rev. Harlan P. Smith. Dr. M. B. Fuller delivers the morning address on Evangelism.
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Dayton, O
Dee
Ministerial Association
S. O. Royal
D F. Garland
A. D. Wollinger
Harlan P. Smith
Tde
M. B. Fuller
Enchantment theater show draws rush to Smiths Theater
A lively rush commenced for seats to Enchantment a fairyland spectacle at Smith's Theater on Thursday night. St Stephen's church sponsors the event, with final rehearsal planned Thursday afternoon and the full orchestra in attendance amid high enthusiasm from the many participants.
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Smith’s Theatre
Spanel
St. Stephen ’S Caurch
Pythian Work For Ten Candidates At Starlodge Lodge
Jane Starlodge and the K of P No. 39 will perform the second degree ceremony for ten candidates tomorrow night at the lodge.
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Jane Starlodge
K. of P
Piles Cure Promises Instant Relief At Home
An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure provides painless home treatment with a free trial package by mail. It promotes a full box for 50 cents at druggists and urges writing Pyramid Drug Co. for the trial. The copy touts quick relief and permanent cure while avoiding surgical risks.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mink
Triad
Caby
Nife
Surprise Parties and a Secret Kentucky Marriage
Society notes report several surprise gatherings at Maple Avenue and at Miss Tiemeyer’s home with ice cream and cake for numerous guests. A September marriage in Kentucky involved Miss Ella Jarrette and Harry Butterfield, now announced to friends. Leonora Meyer hosted dinner for Mrs Keut and the G C Club met. Brock’s dancing class moved to Lindley’s hall tonight.
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William Buchelt
Maple Avenue
Irene Brennen
Edna Smith
Louise Siellert
Bernadina Woeckner
Laura Conrad
Elsie Wiseman
Ethel Decker
Crusty Murphy
Ella Wise
Gertrude Sanders
Marie Metzger
Marie Morganthaler
Ruby Hendrickson
Alma Schlottermiller
Helen Schiettermiller
Freda Wessel
Mable
Etta Kurry
Crisse
Marie Brigger
St. Barnard
Messrs
Wm. Bueheit
Arnold Kersteiner
Elmer Ortell
Roy Ward
Henry Weber
Albert Briede
Stanly Wollenschneider
Ed Miner
Chas. Tindle
George Manifome
Ray Chambers
Charles Bonner
Charles Schroder
William Brigger
St. Bernard
Ralph
Rob
Edward Bueheit
Clara Tiemeyer
Kerence Goodman
Miss Tiemeyer
Florence Goodman
Olivia Humbert
Dorothy
Katherine Getz
Alma Hartleb
Elenora Theybold
Bertha Bante
Ana Daisy Margaret
Elizabeth Carter
Carl Keiser
William Hartleb
Robert Gessner
Karl Schneider
Paul Lutz
Ben
George Piepper
Toney Keleh
Cai Tiemeyver
Ella Jarrette
Harry Butterfield
Venice
Miss Jarrette
Republican Pub
Butterfield
Niles Tool Works
Kentucky
Jarrette
Leonora Meyer
Brock
Lindley’s Hall
Marriage of Miss Gertrude Wielandt to Vernon Tyson
The wedding on Wednesday June 5 1907 unites Miss Gertrude Wielandt daughter of Nicholas Wielandt East avenue with Vernon Douglass Tyson son of Daniel Tyson a Dayton street businessman. They will reside with the bride’s parents until spring and then establish a home on Campbell avenue.
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Gertrude Wielandt
Vernon Douglass Tyson
Nicholas Wielandt
East Avenue
Tyson
Daniel Tyson
Dayton Street
First Presbyterian Bazaar Opens This Week in Lindley Hall
The First Presbyterian church bazaar will be held in Lindley’s hall Thursday and Friday all day and evening this week, offering goods and refreshments to shoppers.
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First Presbyterian Bazaar
First Presbyterian Church
Lindley’s Hall
Community Club Gatherings and Meetings Tonight
The Sohngen family will meet at Mr and Mrs Georeve Solingen home for a game and social. Mrs Charles Grieamer hosts Thursday Sewing at North Seventh Street. Schwienfest Euehre club meets Thursday at Mr and Mrs Sam Schwab on On street. Gen Dancing Academy resumes Wednesday evening at Jacobs fall after two weeks closed. Staillister’s Tea tablets advertised by Radcliffe Drug Co at 35 cents.
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Twe Sohngen
Georeve
Solingen Amg
Charles Grieamer
North Seventh Street
Sam Schwab
Gen Dancing Academy
Will Nee
Jacobs Fall
Don't Neglect Heart Trouble Says Cold Cure Ad
An early 20th century advertisement urges attention to heart irregularities and chest symptoms. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a fast acting tonic with testimonials from H Dunnam of Livingston Texas and guarantees a refund if the first bottle fails. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana markets the remedy through local druggists.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Bora
J. Miles
H. Dunnam
Livingston
Tezna
Br. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Great event at Beckett district oyster hunt
Neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Artbert for the annual Nimrods oyster hunt. Captains Geo Nichol and Allen exnie led teams. Gillespie’s side led by nine points at noon, Nichol’s team finished twenty five ahead after the day’s run to eye an oyster supper, sixty guests enjoyed a hearty dinner and the clinic voted to meet next year with Mr and Mrs Fred Zilliox.
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Beckett
Hanover Township
Artbert
Geo
Nichol
Allen Exnie
Me. Geeber’s
Mr. Gillespie
Mr. Nichol
Tey
Fred Zilliox
Real estate transfer of Owens farm 171 acres near Fatima Hill
A deed filed in the records office records a transfer of the Owens farm comprising 171 acres at the foot of Fatima Hill. The consideration is about 5 million dollars, with Mr Nurkandt having paid a portion of the price.
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Owens
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Local Merchant
Good Advins U. S. Woolever of Le Ranevile Bi says bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him of boils twenty years ago. He guarantees its effectiveness on wounds burns or abrasions and recommends it to all druggists for sale.
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Advins
U. S
Woolever
le Ranevile
Mackerel and Herrings Prices Stated in Odd Ad
An old classified fragment lists mackerel at 8 cents and herrings at 20 cents per dozen with other prices 10 and 15 cents. The text ends with a stray phrase be a dog indicating a garbled OCR snippet.
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Leidensticker
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DR. S. O. Royal
Charles Krauss
Chas. Krauss
Indianapolis
Wim. Sehlosser
Riem
South Third Street
Barbar. Mason
Edith Sehlosser
Wm. Dingfelder
Frank Latzenberger
Dayton
Hunter
Alex Hunter
John Seward
Wilbraham
Will Hunter
Will Reed
Gressle
David Gressle
Fairview Avenue
Lindenwald
Honer
David Wade
J. (. Tass
Kivy
W. M. House
Barne Kilers
Sid Black
Wyoming
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Mr. Black
Colmpbus
Mattie Bresomb
Hopkins Street
Cincinnati
Young People’s Social
Young People’s Society
United Presbyterian Church
Pie Torrene
North Third Street
Sehngen Parm
Marie Sehngen
Gostip
Sehngen
Overpecks
Misses Helen Clyne
Mary McCoy
Telén Bast
Hilda Rentti
Edna Bosch
Myrtle Hoel
Mr. and
Mrs. Butterfield
G. C. Club
George Cummins
Omr
J. V. Howell & Son Co
Panama
Solingen
Schweinfest Euchre Club
sTollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor. High & Ind
High St
Ferry
Warni
Weill
Carnenia
Sohne
Brewster
Erreeny
Jace
Amis
Heatherbloom
Revolaris
The
Mathes-Sohngen
Owens Farm
Holland
W. C. Frechtling CO
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Anny Ov
Maria W. Owens
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