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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
5
City council calls for plans and estimates to pave Market street from Monument to Fourth street as hydraulic system work progresses. An ordinance raises city engineer L A Dillon salary to 2000 annually and more duties are assigned.
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian Flinchbaugh were conducted at Trinity Episcopal Church by Rev David A Schaeffer. The casket lay beneath a sea of floral tributes from relatives and friends as pallbearers Dr D B Sheehan R S Radcliffe Herman L Cutter John M Beeler C J Parrish and Walter S Tobey carried the casket to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
The St Clara Branch No 2 Catholic Ladies of Ohio met at St Stephan's hall last evening and elected officers including vice president Mrs Carrie Yeager and recording secretary Mrs Jennie Sharp. Other posts filled were financial secretary Ida Kramer treasurer Mrs Anna Ellers lady of ceremonies Mrs Catherine Colligan guide Mrs Ellen Challinor trustee Mrs Anna Daugherty sentinel Mrs Anna Klosterman. Also note John L Walker Co 310 High Street supplied Christmas gas and electric portables.
The adjourned meeting of the C H and D stockholders was held in Judson Harmon's office and again adjourned to December 17. Detroit action by Pere Marquette stockholders canceling the lease to C O and D was not ratified as unnecessary. Secretary Thomas Walsh states the matter is settled and the two roads now stand divorced.
Street car conductor Jake Dietrich faced an armed assailant in a nighttime field after delivering fares. Dietrich fired at the robber who fled, tearing a section of fence as he escaped. No injuries reported in the early incident.
William Gannon, 25, a Big Four railroad employee from Lockland, died early yesterday after a brief illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at his late home in Lockland with services by Rev. Swiggert of Lockland Presbyterian Church.
The Epworth League of the German M E Church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM with a business and literary program. Rev C B Koeh of Newport Ky was to lecture that evening but the event is postponed indefinitely due to his mother's illness. A probate filing shows Francis M Roll estate valued at 3923 85. Other notes mention portable electrical goods for Christmas from the John L Walker Co at 316 High Street.
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