Albert Stillwaugh Dies After Long Illness at 52
Albert Stillwaugh died at 1 30 Friday morning at his home 200 Bonninghofen avenue Lindenwald after months of treatment age 52 years 10 months and 17 days He closed his cafe at 12 Thursday night and grew critically ill Dr M M Jacobs attended him He leaves widow seven children four sisters and many friends The funeral will be Monday at 2 pm at the house Rev H A Dickmann officiating Interment Greenwood
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Albert Stillwaugh
Bonninghofen Avenue
Lindenwald
Hamilton
Hamilton Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Miami Mutual Aid Society
Stillwaugh
Middletown Stemmers Reopen Promising Outlook for Holidays
Ameri can Stemmers at Middletown restart next Monday morning after a two week pause. About 250 workers at the Stemmery in the old Wilson and McCallay factory will have Christmas spending money, with Hetzler citing a bright outlook and steady winter and spring work. Polar Bear factory also reports strong orders and continued work, signaling a favorable start to the new year.
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Middletown
Wilson & McCallay
Hetzler
Friday the Thirteenth Superstition Noted
The article discusses Friday the thirteenth as an unlucky day in superstition and popular belief. It mentions Friday the thirteenth is today and notes its association with bad omens.
Back bones 3c Ib at Geo Rupp and Company
Local catalog listing notes bones for a medical supply at Geo Rupp and Company with a price tag of 3 cents per pound. Item appears under veterinary or bone supply section in a general goods catalog.
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Geo. Rupp & Co
Local residents enjoy holiday visits and guest exchanges
Miss Ethel Patchell of Princeton spent the day here. Miss Glenna Bevington was in Cincinnati on Thursday. Mrs. Myron Beckman returns home after a week in Springfield with relatives. Miss Hazel Jacoby of Sevenmile hosted, and Miss Jessie Daggett welcomed Miss Virginia Creel of Cincinnati. Charles Ramby will spend holidays in Dayton. he works at J. H. Troutman cigar factory. Charles Ratz, also a Troutman cigarmaker, will visit Brookville Indiana. Mr and Mrs Carl Schneider of Pittsburgh arrive the 22nd for the holidays.
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Ethel Patchell
Princeton
Glenna Bevington
Cincinnati
Myron Beckman
Springfield
Hazel Jacoby
Sevenmile
Jessie Daggett
Virginia Creel
Charles Ramby
Dayton
J. H. Troutman
Charles Ratz
Brookville
Ind
Carl Sehneider
Pittsburg
Y M C A Membership Campaign Opens Tomorrow
The campaign aims to add one hundred new members by eight o clock tomorrow night with all members urged to help. If January first raises the fee to six dollars, applicants receive three weeks free membership dated January first. Tickets issued to both boys and men as part of the gift drive.
Hair Pulling Leads to Arrest at Fox Paper Mill
Hazely Guth an employee at Fox Paper mill in Lockland was arrested on a warrant from Mollie Rhy nearson for assault and battery after a feminine affray. Both women were arraigned before Squire Woodruff and dismissed after promising not to injure each other again.
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Fox
Lockland
Hazely Guth
Mollie Rhynearson
Squire Woodruff
Hartwell
Squire
Receiver Denies Tips as compensation in Downing accident case
Receiver Harmon objects to including train waiter tips as regular compensation. The special master awarded Charles A. Downing several hundred dollars for injuries from a derailment, counting tips as income. The United States court is urged to set aside the verdict as excessive and unsupported by evidence.
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Ferris
Harmon
Aaron A. Ferris
Charles A. Downing
Downing
Chicago
United States
Reverend Koch Missed Epworth League Meeting
The Rev. C. B. Koch of Covington Kentucky could not attend the Epworth league gathering at the German M E church on South Front Street last night due to his aged mother's serious illness.
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C. B. Koch
Covington, Ky
Epworth League
Men Teachers Meet Tonight at Central High
The Men Teachers' club gathers in the Central High school building for a discussion on Lawkespeare. The meeting aims to share views and plan activities for the school community.
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Men
Toaiot
Elizabethan Theatres and Shakespearean Companions
Discussion summarizing views on Elizabethan theatres and actors with Mr Shearer, examining the principal sources of Shakespeare's plays by Mr Joyce and interpreting Shakespeare's ability to portray character by Mr Unzicker.
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Elizabethan Theatres
Shearer
Shakespeare
Joyce
Unzicker
Lecture on Life and Customs of the Jews at YMCA
A stereophon lecture will be delivered at the YMCA Sunday afternoon on Life and Customs of the Jews. The lecturer is not yet announced.
Oil Fire At C. H. and D. Station At Woodlawn
Mischievous boys overturned a barrel of oil at the C H and D station at Woodlawn yesterday in the agent's absence and spilled the fluid on the tracks. Sparks from a passing freight train ignited the oil, a passenger train following the freight ran through the flames, and the observation car was scorched. Section hands from Glendale and Wyoming extinguished the fire with dirt.
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Woodlawn
Glendale
Wyoming
Firemen's Benefit Draws Crowd at Smith's Theatre
A firemen's benefit last night at Smith's theatre featured W. H. Shields and company. The house was crowded and performances, including runs and singing, met with praise and matched the excellence of the first night.
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Smith
Smith’s Theatre
W. H. Shields and Company
Case Continues After Witness Fails to Appear
Date Wittington, who accused Clarence Thomas of improper language, did not appear against the defendant Friday morning and the case was continued to Saturday morning by Mayor Thomas.
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Date Wittington
Thomas
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