Church League Basketball Results Highlight Local Wins
The Church Basket Ball league last night saw Baptist, Westminster and St Stephen's claim victories. Baptist beat Christians 48-9 with Cook and Crocker each scoring nine, Westminster triumphed over St John's 32-18 led by Skinner seven and Barry four, and St Stephen's defeated United Presbyterians 21-10 withBlumenthal Gephardt for U P and Hingsberger Becker for St Stephen's shining.
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Es Baptist
Westminster
St. Stephen's
Baptists
Cook
Crocker
Baptist
Westminsters
St. John’s
Skinner
Barry
St. Stephens
United Presbyterians
Harding’s J Eugene Harding Named to Public Buildings Committee
Joseph G Cannon announced the Sixtieth congress committees. J Eugene Harding of Middletown was named to the alcoholic liquor traffic expenditures in war department and public buildings and grounds panels. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Harding secured a coveted post alongside seasoned colleagues.
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Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
J. Eugene Harding
Middletown
War Department
Harding
Cincinanati Enquirer
Washington
Christmas Spirit Graces Hamilton Public Schools
The final session before holiday vacation in Hamilton schools was filled with Christmas joy. Classes ran lightly or were dismissed early with two weeks off for pupils and teachers, while First Ward, Columbian, Second Ward, and Third Ward buildings all hosted festive programs, grab bags, trees, and decorations.
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Hamilton
Christmas Programs Brighten Five Hamilton Schools
At the Straub building Fourth ward Fifth ward and Mosler schools festive rooms featured decorated classrooms grab bags and class programs. Pupils received dolls horns and Santa Claus impersonations shared in a broad holiday spirit for the Christmas holidays.
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Straub
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Post Office to Stay Open Evenings Through Christmas
Beginning tonight the post office will remain open until 9 p.m. after which Christmas day schedules begin. All windows stamps register and money order services will be available. Patrons are urged to register valuable letters or packages for safety and quick delivery. The fee is eight cents.
Memorial Services for H. H. Long This Friday
Memorial services are set for Friday evening December 20 at 7 30 p m at Memorial Hall. H H Long is the deceased and the burial details are not listed.
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Memorial Hall
Christmas Program At Church Of Christ
The Christmas program at the Church of Christ is set for Tuesday at 7 45 P M Several acts including songs solo recitations exercises and the distribution of presents are listed with performers such as J W Hatcher Marie Castator Ethel Bennett and Martha Tasso plus groups of boys girls and primary class members participating in a sequence of readings songs and Christmas aisle moments.
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Church of Christ
J. W. Hatcher
Marie Castator
Ethel Bennett
Wm. Hell
Thomas Eichelberger
Oswald Peter
Martha Tasso
Mernl Gee
Irene Swain
Wilhelmina Rue
Elsina Rue
Loretta Hehl
Mary Castator
Elsie Cady
Melissa Turner
Florence Peter
Santa
Grace Yerigan
Cecil Florence
Gertrude ‘Nicholson
Hydraulic Arching Progress Report
Fourth section of the concrete arching of the hydraulic was commenced on Friday morning and may be finished on next Tuesday, weather permitting.
Licensed to Wed Clinton Pammell and Jessie Funk
Ohio harness maker Clinton A. Pammell aged 30 of Columbus plans marriage to Jessie Funk aged 20 of Hamilton, domestic state records show.
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Clinton A. Pammell
Columbus
Ohio
Jessie Funk
Domestic
Hamilton
Temporary alimony hearing for Anna Wewe against Stephen Wewe
Judge Hartkoff heard Anna Wewe's request for temporary alimony from Stephen Wewe. The testimony, especially by Mrs Wewe, amused reporters and raised questions of credibility. The trial extended past 2 30 PM with the case unresolved at filing time.
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Hartkoff
Anna Wewe
Stephen Wewe
Wewe
Calla J. Smith
City Health Board Reports Good Site Health
The board of health met Thursday night and was told by Sanitary Officer F. J. Becker that the health of the site is good. The December payroll was ordered paid totaling $83.97 to include Dr. Mark Millikin, F. J. Becker, Schultheiss, district physicians, and Dr. John Burnett. The board then passed a bill and adjourned.
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Board of Health
F. J. Becker
Mark Millikin
Schultheiss
John Burnett
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Mildred Holland
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Stephen
Santa Claus
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Columbian Building
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Third Ward Building
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Ials
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Ra, Owl
San Felice
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John Drew
Queen Elsa
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Robert Burns
Arthur
Genburg
Optimo
Penn, el Principe de Gales
Meerschaum
Kersey Coats
the Havbrook Bros. Co
Straub Building
Fourth Ward Building
Mosler Building
Mosler
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George Boger
Postoffice
H. H. Long
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