Funeral for John Flynn in Mt Airy
John Flynn died at his home in Mt Airy Ohio aged 80 years 4 months 23 days from obstruction of the bowels. He was born in Queens County Ireland in 1917 and emigrated to America at 30. Survived by two sons and two daughters and eighteen grandchildren. Funeral from his Campbell avenue home Monday at 8 am to St Marys Church for burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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John Fylon
Mt. Airy
Hamilton County
College Hill
Queens County
Ireland
America
Cincinnati
Jones Station
Flynn
St. Mary’s Church
Mt. Air
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Fire at Hargitt Home on Dayton Street
Fire department responded to a blaze at Dr. Clem Hargill’s Dayton street home near Sixth last night. Rugs on the second floor ignited by spontaneous combustion caused the fire, with no one nearby for some time. Damage to the room was limited as the fire was quickly extinguished.
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Clem Hargill
Dayton Street
Sixth
Brennan to Speak at Sunday Club in Xenia Event
The Sunday club meets at 3 PM with Hon. W. F. Brennan mayor of Xenia Ohio as speaker on Should a Public Official Fulfill His Oath and Enforce the Laws The program includes music by Mrs C E Decker and multiple discussion groups led by Dr Skinner Dr Craven Gantz and Adkins Group meetings occur in rooms 1 2 and 3 with a Boston lunch served at 5 PM for ten cents The B G R will be addressed by George T Reiss vice president of Je Niles Tool Work Company and former Y M C A president Attendees urged including strangers and regiment members for new officers appointments.
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W. F. Brennan
Xenia
Ohio
C. E. Decker
Skinner
Frank Craven
Dr. Craven
Gantz
Adkins
Boston
Gieorge T. Reiss
Je Niles Tool Work Company
Practical talks on machine shop topics begin at Niles
The first Wednesday evening session led by Mr Wood chief draftsman at the Niles sparked interest. The next lecture on December 11 by Mr Dennison general foreman of Hooven Owens Rentschler will cover tool care and use in the machine shop. The free talks attract students and the machine shop class shows rapid progress with nine lessons completed. Students can cut threads make fits and perform engine lathe operations. Two weeks remain before the first term of the Association institute ends and students planning the next term should consult the educational director.
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Wood
Niles
Dennison
Hooven- Owens-Rentschler Company
Association Institute
Open three mile cross country run set for December
The athletic committee approved a three mile open cross country run on December 21 open to all association members and Hamilton residents. Prizes awarded to first second and third. Course on Campbell avenue between Seventh and Canal. Participants must be registered with A S N A and A A U.
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Hamilton
Campbell Avenue
Seventh
Canal
Demetri Boyko Case Referred For Pauper Repatriation
Dr J A Burnett reports a letter about returning Demetri Boyko an indigent patient to Greece as a pauper The Department of Commerce and Labor Immigration Service notes Inspector Creuzer Vance of Columbus Ohio will advise on the case While Mercy Hospital plans discharge soon the patient remains in care and awaiting transport
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J. A. Burnett
Demetri Boyko
Greece
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Service
Chicago
Toledo
Hamilton
U. S
Marshal Boland
Cincinnati
Creuzer Vance
Columbus
Ohio
Vance
Isaac H. Morrow
Eugene L. Weeks
Treasury Department
Mercy Hospital
Inter mediate league champions crowned and association picks ten
Senior league champions Blumenthal's team lead the Inter mediate league while ten players are named to represent the association. Captain Stanford Jacobi H Blumenthal Menchen Kirk Morand Turner Winter Jacobs Becker and Shellhorn form the squad. A strong winter schedule includes December 5 loss to Advent Memorial 20 to 19 and upcoming games versus St Paul’sinish Dayton Turngemeinde Cincinnati Gym February 20 Dayton Varsity club and potential matchups with Wabash College Ohio State Alaska Brotherhood and Miami University.
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St. Paul’s Iinish
Dayton Turngemeinde
Cincinnati
Dayton
Wabash College
Ohio State University
Alaska Brotherhood
Miami University
High School Pentathlon Contest Opens January 20
High school boys who are members of the local association may enter a twelve event pentathlon at the Y M C A gym starting January 20. Contests run Monday afternoons at 2 30 with gold silver and bronze watch fob prizes for the top three scorers. The event aims to prepare students for outdoor track in spring.
Five captains chosen to form High School Basketball league
At a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the High School five men were picked to organize the league into five teams. Captains named are Skinner Bronson Fitton Mudgett and Graf. Opening games set for Monday December 9 with Skinner facing Mudgett and Fitton meeting Bronson at 2 30 pm at the YMCA.
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Skinner
Bronson
Fitton
Mudgett
Graf
High School Basketball Schedule Tentative For 8 Games
The local high school plans a season with four home and four away games for the representative team. Officials will announce the full schedule later.
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Schooel
Leaders Meeting at Stanford Jacobi Home
The Leaders will meet Monday December ninth at 8 o'clock at Stanford Jacobi's home. Mredacebi will read a paper on some phases of physical work. This is the regular monthly social and business meeting of the Leaders elib.
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Stanford Jacobi
Mredacebi
Troquois Defeat Sioux in First Division Athletic Series
The Troquois team led by Kappel defeated the Sioux led by Sexton 3991 to 3274 in the first division. In the second division the Grizzly Bears under Henniger lost to the Brutes captained by Spoer by thirteen points 3205 to 3190. A new series of events begins this Saturday continuing the same format.
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Troquois
Kappel
Sioux
Sexton
Grizzly Bears
Henninger
Brutes
Spoer
Grammar School Basketball League Planned Across City
Arrangements are under way to form a grammar school basketball league with a team from each public school. Games will be played on Saturday afternoons, with announcements to follow.
Democ rat Sun ad prompts job applicants for clerk
Friday’s issue carries Squire Murphy advertisement for a lady clerk and reports 21 applicants, including one from Oxford. The notice promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a baby tonic from The Radcliffe Drug Co.
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Squire Wm. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Estate Amusement Association Formed In Hamilton
A new body named The Estate Amusement Association has been formed in Hamilton with fifty local members possessing theatrical and musical talents. It aims to provide clean moral entertainments for churches lodges and the public and will seek incorporation soon. Officers include Wim E Reed president Wm Wiles vice president Henry Brinker secretary Henry J Wethe treasurer Sylvester Squires Bela Anderson trustees and Henry B Brinker theatrical director.
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The
Estate Amusement Association
Hamilton
Wim. E. Reed
Wm. Wiles
Henry Brinker
Henry J. Wethe
Sylvester Squires
Bela Anderson
Henry B. Brinker
Sauer Moves Office to 321 Rentsehler Building
Notary public and collector Charles Fe Sauer will move his office on Tuesday from Squire Murphy's room to the 321 Rentsehler building.
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Charles FE. Sauer
Squire Murphy
Rentsehler Building
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Shoppers Urged
The Radcliffe Drug Co advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets claiming blood purification bowel regulation kidney aid stomach relief nerve support and overall well being. Available for 35 cents at Cor High & 2nd Sts and 231 High St.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor. High & 2Nd Sts
High St
Cor
High & 2Nd Sts
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's on Court Street
Daily fresh oysters offered at Heib's located at 217 Court Street. Oysters served raw or stewed and priced at 15 cents per quart. Advertisement notes availability starting September 13.
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Heib’s
Court St
McCreary Buys Half Interest in Local Funeral Firm
Alex Hunter sells a half interest in his funeral business to Charles K. McCreary of Monroe, forming the Hunter and McCreary firm. McCreary is a prominent Butler County figure active in the agricultural society and local fairs, and the new firm will operate in Hamilton and surrounding areas.
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Alex Hunter
Charles K. McCreary
Monroe
Hunter and Mcc'reary
McCreary
Butler County
Bather County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Hunter & McCreary
Hamilton
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E. E. Brown
High Street
Dr. Arthur
Fentschier
John Flynn
Hargitt
Wellville
Brennan
Lid
Physical Department
Basket Ball
Maroon and Black
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Boyko
Leaders’ Club
Grammar School
Democrat-Sun
the Democrat
Sun
Oxford
Bella
A. Sehidens
Sauer
Pinaud
Ed. Pinaud
Pinaud Fit
New York
Chas. McCreary
Charles K. McGreary
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