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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1907
Page
3
Rengo promises rapid fat reduction and health improvement without exhausting workouts or starvation. A nature made, tasty, safe product available for $1 per box, prepared concentrated for pocket use. Free trial offer by email. sold in Detroit and Hamilton through local druggists.
Miss Louise Henn hosted a Christmas party at East Heaton Street with many guests and a birthday feast. Other notices include Euchre club gatherings, a marriage at the Lindemwald church, and upcoming parties and reunions among Hamilton society circles.
In Prairie Court on Tuesday Frank Paul was fined $10 and costs for appropriating Elias Levison's $5 for gloves. Allie Allen, who assaulted George Phillipp, was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to ninety days in the Cincinnati work house.
New babies arrive at homes in the city with a son born to Mrs. Frank Filmore of North Ninth and Dayton streets and a son born to Mrs. Fark Beauchamp of North Third street.
Al Dornbush and Ford Weisman have issued invitations for a New Year’s Eve dancing party to be held at Lindley’s hall with a large crowd expected. The Current Events club plans a nine o’clock meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Jas. W. Overpeck’s home on North Third Street.
The report states Elias Levison was only a witness in the police court and had no involvement in the purchase of the stolen copper wire.
Adam Knorr 76 of Parker and Ohio avenues Clifton Heights died at home yesterday after a cold worsened during a ride from Hamilton to Cincinnati on November 15. He founded the A. and H. Knorr Ice company and celebrated a golden wedding with his wife December 6. He leaves a widow and five sons. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the family home with interment in Spring Grove cemetery.
Edward Booth husband of Jennie Booth aged 54 died yesterday at 744 Laurel Street Cincinnati. Funeral will be held at the family residence Wednesday at 9 a.m.
Monday morning Mrs William J Boyd and her three year old daughter were using a clothes-wringer when the child caught her left little finger in the mechanism. The finger was nearly severed at the second joint but likely saved by prompt care.
Miss Lottie Kingball of 1114 Chestnut Street is critically ill with appendicitis while her mother suffers at their home.
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