Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Gorsuch
The Gorsuchs celebrated their golden anniversary at their Bethany home with 168 guests enjoying a noon course dinner. Speeches honored the hospitable couple and guests from the city included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griesmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slayback, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitaker, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gorsuch
Bethany
Charles Griesmer
J. C. Slayback
Frank Whitaker
L. C. Shafer
Married in Cincinnati
A marriage license was issued in Cincinnati yesterday to Albert Graff aged 27 of Middletown and Mary Barker aged 19 of Shilliton Place Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Albert Graff
Middletown
Mary Barker
Shilliton Place
Westminster Church Missionary Society Meets at Dayton Street
The Home and Foreign Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Henry Kumler on Dayton street yesterday. After the usual missionary program a light luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notlimah Club
O. Burch
South Third Street
Chas. Deinzer
O. E. Campbell
Harry Trout
Emma Busch
Burch
Chester
Hagan
Billings
William Shuler
North Third Street
The
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Henry Kumler
Dayton Street
Ohio Regiments Eye Toledo Reunions Next Summer
Reunions of the 35th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and 167th Ohio Volunteer Infantry may be held in Toledo next summer during the department encampment session. The Hamilton plan was dropped as organizers seek to gather all Ohio regiments in Toledo for the gathering.
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Ohio
Toledo
Department of
Hamilton
Protection Of Quail Sought By Farmers
The last session of the farmers institute was held yesterday afternoon with a large audience. Officers were elected: President Ed F. Rosecrans, VP Joseph J. Pater, Sec Treas John E. Heiser. A resolution requesting ten‑year protection for quail, wild dove, and meadow lark was adopted and will be sent to Senator Huffman and Representative Billingslea to urge a bill next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Institute
Jessie Slayback
Jane Good
C. W. Montgomery
W. A. Beard
Huffman
Billingslea
General Assembly
Bridge Repair Talked For Linden Avenue Bridge
Dayton Ohio. Dee 20. H B Ulm member of Miamisburg village council appeared before county commissioners Thursday regarding Linden Avenue canal bridge repairs. A new bridge is unnecessary this winter but repairs will be done.
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Dayton
Dee
H. B. Ulm
Miamisburg
Linden Avenue
Gift for Mom Includes Cotton Bedding Set and Pillowcases
Che Robinson-Schmenn Co. offers a fine large sheet pair and pillowcases made of Dwight Anchor Cotton with embroidered borders in each piece. Nicely boxed, this gift appeals to mothers seeking quality family linens.
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Dwight
Silk Petticoats Offer of Taffeta Silk Petticoats
An advertise sale notes a fine rustling black taffeta silk petticoat with superior quality, showy flounces and extra trim, promising one of the best value selections today.
Bath Robes and Linen Goods at Discount Sale
A local store advertises a third off on best selling lol styles including bath robes in navy and colors with cord trim and stockings of various prices from 20c to $6.00. It promotes linen goods such as Princess and Ardennes with prices up to $6.00 and claims exclusive sale of Shamrock linens by John S. Brown & Sons along with table cloths and books at low prices.
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Princess
Aetiz
Maderra
Ardennes
John 8. Brown & Sons
Fancy China and Holiday Furs at Moderate Prices
A display features Austrian china with artistic decorations and a variety of furs at honest prices. Squirrel and Jap Mink ties are offered from five to ten dollars, Isabella Fox Throws from eight to fifteen dollars, and sets in Fox, Wolf, Lynx, and Mink. Hosiery and silk blends are priced from fifty cents to three dollars. Rug selections include Axminsters 9x12 feet around twenty seven to thirty dollars.
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Isabella Fox
Flannelette Gowns For Women Described With Styles And Prices
A list of women’s flannelette gowns offers about a score of styles with tucks braids embroideries stripes and plain colors in various weights. Prices range from 59 cents 75 cents 98 cents to 1.25 dollars.
Silk Scarfs Highlight Delicate Crepe de Chine Styles
A vintage note promotes silk scarfs as dainty gifts. Crepe de chine and mousseline options come in lengths of one and a half and two yards, offered in exquisite colors at prices of .75, 1.00, 1.50, and 2.00.
Shirt Waists And New Kimono Designs In Lingerie Fabrics
A list describes waistline garments using mulls and delicate washable materials trimmed with lace and medallions. Prices range from 1.50 to 12.50 with new short kimonos in soft cloths and Japanese sleeve styles around 2.95.
Economy To Be The Plea Of The Governor In Ohio
Governor Harris opens the general assembly with a focus on economy and restraint. He notes that requests from 22 state institutions total more than 9 million, while the state's maximum income runs roughly 7 million and a surplus of about 7 million risks depletion if appropriations proceed as proposed.
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Columbus
Harris
General Assembly
Banquet Honors Local High School Football Team
The Hamilton club hosted a Thursday night banquet for the high school football team with the manager Prof. Robinson Prof. Cope Bob Wallace and Coach Battersby in attendance. Captain Bronson presented gifts to Robinson Wallace and Battersby as toasts and congratulations were given for the team’s good work.
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Hamilton Club
Robinson
Cope
Bob Wallace
Battersby
Wallace
Bronson
Pocketbook Lost on Main Street During Purchases
Mrs. William Sander reported a lost pocketbook on Main Street Friday morning while shopping. The purse contained thirty dollars in two ten dollar bills a five dollar bill and a cashier’s check.
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William Sander
Main Street
Shepherd Appointed Estate Administrator
W. Shepherd has been appointed administrator of the estate of his uncle Thomas Shepherd of Middletown. The estate is valued at 100 dollars and he gave bond for 200 dollars with J. E. Sherman and R. F. Schwab as sureties.
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W. (. Shepherd
Beeen
Thomas Shepherd
Middletown
J. E. Sherman
R. EF. Sehwab
Christmas Entertainment at Payne A M E Church
A M E church in Payne will host three Christmas events next week. Wednesday features a Sunday school exhibition, Thursday offers a Gypsy musical show, and Friday presents the drama The Lost Prince.
Baby Smith Born to Mrs Alphie Smith Webster Avenue
A son was born to Mrs. Alphie Smith of Webster Avenue. The birth notice records the new arrival with minimal detail and no additional information about the parents or family.
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Alphie Smith
Webster Avenue
Adams Case Delayed for Further Investigation
Oliver Adams charged by C. J. Smith with two percent bills belonging to the latter faced a hearing before Mayor Thomas Friday morning and was continued for more study.
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Oliver Adams
C. J. Smith
Thomas
Y M C A Cross Country Run Set for Tomorrow
The Y M C A announces a cross country run tomorrow at 3 30 in the Campbell avenue park. There will be 26 starters and entrants may sign up by submitting their names at the Y M C A clubhouse.
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Campbell Avenue Park
Y.mgca
Baby Dare Born After Tragic Loss at Mercy Hospital
Orpha Dare of 6 Laurel Avenue Lindenwald welcomes a son at Mercy Hospital. The infant’s grandfather is Morris Dare, husband of Mrs Dare, who died at Mercy Hospital last summer from appendicitis.
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Orpha Dare
Laurel Avenue
Lindenwald
Mercy Hospital
Morris Dare
Dare
Baby Vallandigham Born in Prytania Avenue
A daughter was born to Mrs. Kirtley Vallandigham of Prytania Avenue.
Dates for candy making at Rothen bush.
A brief notice lists candy making dates at Rothen bush from December 19 to December 2, indicating a scheduling window for seasonal confection activities.
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Rothenbush
Umbrellas for All Ages Sold At Wide Price Range
Advertises umbrellas for men women and children emphasizing dependable tops and fabric quality. Men priced 1 50 2 00 3 00 5 00 to 10 00 women 1 00 1 50 2 00 3 50 5 00 to 10 00 children 50c 75c 1 00 2 00 2 50 with various handle styles and sizes.
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Ali Ae
Christmas entertainment announced by Cablinville Sunday school
Miss Mae Coombs of Hamilton visited Greenbrier and Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber spent Sunday with Jerry Truster family. George Bacon is ill. Mrs. Jacob Guiler improves after two weeks of illness. Jacob Werley bought the Henry Ginther homestead. Cabinsville Sunday school to host a Christmas program Tuesday evening.
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Democrat-Sun
Greenbrier
Mae Coombs
Hamilton
John Gerber
Jerry ‘Truster
George Bacon
Jacob Guiler
Jacob Werley
Henry Ginther
Cablinsville
Casey at the Grand Box Mystery Draws Crowd
Casey performs at the Grand theatre tonight in a special attraction. He will confound the audience with his mysterious getting out of the box.
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Casey
Grand Theatre
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Society
James Witt
Madison Pinckney Baker
Inez Celeste
James Sutton Witt
Tyler
Texas
Witt
Holbrook Bros. Co
Apex Club
Filius “Wirtz
Battenberg
Wim. Ely
Clarence Burnett
Fred Graeser
Euchre Club
Tom Hughes
Walter Cahill
Herman Hoffman
James Connélly
Feuillet Club
Lou Stroiter
White Rose Club
Fred Aibe
Chestnut Street
Brown
King
Migs Blatt
Fath
Wagner
North Third St
Che Robinson-Schmenn Co
Robinson-Schwenn
Xmas Books
China
Robinson-Lehwenn
Shepherd
Boston
Baby Smith
Baby Dare
Baby Vallandigham
Greensrier
the Grand
New York Umbrella Co
High St
Morris O’neil
Oxford
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