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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
4
The article promotes giving a yearly YMCA membership as a lasting gift for boys and young men. It highlights benefits such as education, gym, baths, social events, and wholesome recreation, noting costs: $3 for ages 10–13, $4 for 13–16, and $5 for over 16.
A note expresses hope that many boys will be successful in enjoying the association's privileges during the coming year.
Charles Hisey a brakeman on the Big Four was killed Tuesday morning when run over by the train he was working on between West Carrollton and Miamisburg His home is 117 Beth Avenue Dayton.
John Fisher and John Wilson were arrested Wednesday evening in High Street for intoxication and confined to recover. Thursday morning they were fined five dollars and costs, the fine being remitted. Wilson is employed at Cokeotto.
One hundred dollars reward for an uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo are endorsed by Walding Kinnan & Marvin as reputable and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price seven dollars per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family for constipation.
Mrs Rollie Caldwell is on the sick list. Albert Haungs visits Cincinnati on business. Mr and Mrs William Hershner guest at Hamilton with Mr and Mrs Will Fischer. Mrs H L Burdeall travels to Williamsburg for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Fred Snively visit Seven Mile. guests Melinda Snively and Hannah. Ed Urmston returns from wedding trip. Mrs Mary Haungs visits Hamilton. Mrs Emma Snively, of Middletown, visits here. Mr and Mrs John Leffler attend Stella Dunbin and Will Leffler wedding at Hughes Station. Holly Wreaths 15e Rothenbueh. Dee 19-2t.
The missing bay horse belonging to the City Gas Department is found and returned to Webb's stable. Bob Elser and William Stitzinger rejoice while police seek the horse’s kidnapper. Andy Sehul spots the horse near Deerfield pike and coordinates with Grey Eagle livery. Elser and Carlos Gressle recover the animal after a chase. The horse was guided home by feeding corn as they escort it toward Hamilton.
An advertisement touts Rengo as a natural fat reduction remedy that requires no exhausting exercise or dieting. It claims rapid fat loss, health benefits, pleasant taste, ease of use, and availability for $1 plus free trial mail offer from the Rengo Company in Detroit.
Local society notes list Mrs. John Dick and Mrs. E. M. Bronson visiting in Cincinnati. Mrs. Thomas G. Smith recovers from bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur House plan Cleveland holidays. Mrs. Calahane travels to Indianapolis for a relative’s funeral. Miss Dollie Seligman to spend holidays with the Enderes in Texas. Miss Ruth Andrews returns from the Western at Oxford for vacation. Miss Naomi Harm from Oxford College to stay through New Year. Misses Enderes and Chamberlin from Notre Dame academy to Read ing. Mrs. S. E. Richards returns to Centralia after ten weeks with the North Second street couple. Cleve Rupp heads to Indiana then Iowa for Christmas and a trip home.
The organ valued at over 20 000 dollars installed at Welfare Hall in the N C R plant Dayton is to be sold. It was meant for a season of grand concerts with big artists slated as attractions, but welfare work was curtailed and the organ must go.
Alfred Compton and Tom Stitzel had their case settled and dismissed in Judge Murphy's court this morning. The terms were not disclosed.
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