Hamilton Club Dance Dazzles Hamilton Society Figures
Miss Nellie Hull hosted an afternoon at her East Dayton Street home with musical puzzles and picture guesswork won by Miss Jennie Whitaker and Miss Marjory Seibold. A society dance at the Hamilton club drew about forty prominent families and out-of-town guests, ending after four in the morning with a two course hinch for 250 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hull
Lerelinsacs
East Dayton Street
Hull
Jennie Whitaker
Misses Lucia Belden
Priscilla Goodenough
Marjory Seibold
Anna Belle
Wilhelmina Henn
Marguerite Benninghofen
Helen Pocock
Helena
Mary Heath
Florence Lee
Ethel Day
Jeanette Waille
Mildred Stillwaugh
Marguerite Dowling
Mary Heck
Hamilton
Hamilton Club
Carl Dene Missing Boy Recovered After Christmas
Carl Dene, son of William Dene of North Second Street, who was lost on Christmas afternoon and found the next morning, is recovering well though he has a severe cold that nears pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dene
William Dene
North Second Street
Rival Republicans clash over safety board selection
A meeting of the Republican executive committee endorsed Will H Pfau for the republican member seat on the Board of Public Safety, while supporters of Hemler protested. Mayor-elect Straub has not commented on his intended appointment, with other candidates like Max Henning also courting board or secretary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Will H. Pfau
Board of Public Safety
Thad Straub
Louis W. Helmer
Helmer
Mosler Safe Co
Hemler
M. D. Lindley
Pfau
Republican Committee
Friends
Will Pfau
Straub
Hermler
Owen Kirn
Max Henning
Safety Board
Sinking Fund Trustees
Library
Max
Pugmunde
Henning
Hamilton
Public Service Board Adopts Multiple Payment Resolutions
The board approved payments from several funds totaling numerous small and large contracts. Resolutions include 93534.16 from the street improvement fund, 8471.80 from the steam sewer fund, 92993.06 from the sanitary sewer fund, plus minor payrolls and supplies from electric, gas, water, and other funds. The meeting adjourned to meet Monday morning to adjourn sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Street Improvement Fund
Boand
Ohio College association elects officers in Columbus
The Ohio College association met in Columbus and elected Henry Churchill King of Oberlin as president and Thomas J. Saunders of Otterbein as vice president. Edwint Le Hall of Hiram was named secretary and Paul R. Kalbe of BucheI treasurer. An executive committee includes W. R. Andrews Marietta S. F. Weston Antioch A. B. Church Buchel Rhodes Scholar Elias Compton Wooster W. F. Pierce Kenyon and trustees from Miami Stevenson Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio College Association
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin
Thomas J. Saunders
Otterbein
Edwint le Hall
Hiram
Paul R. Kalbe
Buelhiel
W. R. Andrews
Marietta
S. F. Weston
Antioch
A. B. Church
Buchel
Rhodes
Elias Compton
Wooster
W. F. Pierce
Kenyon
Ohio
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Ohie College
County clerks seek direct pay from general revenue fund
The Ohio General Assembly may be asked to amend the county salary act so county clerks receive pay from the general revenue fund rather than the fee fund. The state association of county clerks, meeting in Columbus, instructed its legislative committee to draft the bill. They say current earnings are insufficient. Officers for 1908 were elected: President Frederick Snyder Clark county. Secretary Howard Park Franklin county. Treasurer J F Morris Fairfield county. other members Herald Wayne county Good Montgomery county Talbot Champaign county Kimes Lucas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
General Revenue Fund
State Association of County Clerks
Frederick Snyder
Clark County
Howard Park
Franklin County
J. F. Morris
Fairfield County
Herald
Wayne County
Good
Montgomery County
Talbot
Champaign County
Kimes
Lucas County
Home Culture Club entertains Pisgah guest Miss Pierson
Pisgah Ohio December 24 Mrs Earl Serien and family spent Sunday at Cincinnati The Home Culture club met at the home of Miss Marie Pierson of Brecon Thursday last and was very pleasantly entertained Several neighbors attended the Christmas program at the Socialville M E church Martha Stout spent Wednesday with Ora Irwin Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy hosted the Reverend Kirsch of Cincinnati at dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs Herberth hosted many friends Mrs Alice Irwin visited Mrs Elliott Wednesday A J Vanchise spent Friday in Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Brown of Kentucky are visiting with their son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
Earl Serie
Cincinnati
Marie Pierson
Brecon
M. E
Socialville
Martha Stout
Ora Irwin
Robert Kennedy
Kirsch
Mrs. Herberth
Alice Irwin
Elliott
Collins
Mrs. Brown
Kentucky
A. J. Vanchise
No settlement in sight in Champion Coated Paper strike
The conference to end the Champion Coated Paper Co strike yielded no sign of settlement. The mill now operates three coating machines after previously running two, suggesting new recruits. Officials from the state arbitration board left Columbus, with doubt over future talks. Police guards remain at the mill, and two strangers were roughed from the tunnel, unaware a strike exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Coated Paper Co
Carey
Owen
Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Columbus
Champion Co
Thomas
The Champion Coated Will Not Employ More Men
The Champion Coated Paper company issued a notice to its employees that due to lack of orders no new hires will occur. President Thomson said the aim is to keep current workers on steady, but former employees who quit will not be rehired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Coated Paper Company
Thomson
Miss Husser's Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Gertrude Husser of 411 Shaw Street will be at her home at 1:30 Sunday afternoon. Burial will be Monday in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Husser
Shaw Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Christmas Visit Notes and Holiday Travel in Jacksonburg
Mrs James M Schafer visited her mother and brother Will Bailey of Paradise Valley last week. Miami University students Guiler Breitenbecher and Oberfell will spend holidays with parents. Alphonso Marts returned from Lincoln Nebraska. Will Paulin stays with uncle Sam Hinkle. Frank Brelsford plans trips to Texas and Oklahoma. Mrs McCraidie Kate Brels ford and Cassie King shopped in Hamilton. Presbyterian Ladies Aid dinner at church on New Year’s Day. Mary Schaefer attended Ruppe Rommel wedding. Edward Sheley visiting son Calvin in Cincinnati. Austin Huffman spending holidays with his mother. Henry Hartman visited aunt Mrs Frank Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonsburg
James M. Schafer
Will Bailey
Paradise Valley
Miami University
Guiler, Breitenbecher
Oberfell
Alphonso Marts
Lincoln
Nebraska
Will Paulin
Sam Hinkle
Frank Brelsford
Texas
Oklahoma
McCraidie
Kate Brelsford
Cassie King
Hamilton
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Mary Schaefer
Edward Sheley
Calvin
Cincinnati
Austin Huffman
Henry Hartman
Frank Law
10000 Men to Return to Work in Cleveland January
Cleveland manufacturers plan to resume operations and employ about 10 000 former workers in January. The American Shipbuilding Company expects 5 000 hires in two to three weeks, with hundreds more returning January 6 from steel mills. Union Rolling Mills will restart in 10 days for 600 workers and Lake Erie Iron Company next Monday for another 600. Additional plants like American Steel and Wire aim to return toward normal capacity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dee
American Shipbuilding Company Expecs
Union Rolling Mills
Lake Erie
Ron Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Community Notes From Shandon This Week
Mrs Eva Swartz of Greenville visited relatives here last week. Mrs Klase of Greenville attended the funeral of Mrs Jenkins. A lecture series continues December 30 at the Congregational church with Mr Sprague presenting plays. The funeral of Mrs Hattie Jenkins last Tuesday was the largest here in years. The family has deep sympathy from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat-Sun
Shandon
Eva Swartz
Greenville
Klase
Jenkins
Sprague
Hattie Jenkins
New Haven Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mike Smith on the A. P. Morgan place is laid up with rheumatism. H. E. Hathaway ordered a car load of binders and mowers for his implement business. Mrs. Wm. Knose marked her sixty fifth birthday with family gathered from St. Charles Miami near New Haven and more. Mrs. Sarah Gwaltney observed her eighty seventh birthday with relatives present. Hawk and Wolf plan Wakefield dwelling and store occupancy by R. B. Hathaway and wife. Bert Wright moved his family into the A. T. Hawk residence. Prof. C. M. Weir and family will holiday in Richmond Indiana. Thomas Sehroyer and wife attended church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Sun
New Haven
Mike Smith
A. P. Morgan
Kk. B. Hathaway
Chester
Cincinnati
H. E. Hathaway
Wm. Knose
Marion Wynn
St. Charles
Frank Underwood
Bert Knose
Miami
W. Selwing
Edw. Stevens
Sarah Gwaltney
R. B. Hathaway
Bert Wright
A. T. Hawk
Bert
C. M. Weir
Richmond
Ind
Thomas Sehroyer
Ross
This Place
Not this Smith in wanted list, police seek Sakch
The notice clarifies that Carl Sakch, not Carl Smith the J W Smith Coal Co manager, is the suspect linked as an accomplice of Emer Allen and Phil Kuhlmann. No reference to Carl Smith appears in the arrest file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sakch
Emer Allen
Phil Kuhlmann
Carl Smith
J. W. Smith Coal Co
Whitcomb M E Sabbath School Christmas Entertainment
Whitcomb Indiana M E church hosts a Christmas entertainment evening for charity. The event benefits Miss Minnie Cornelius. Jim Steward and Riser Updike traveled to Broe last Saturday for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Minnie Cornelius
Jim Steward
Riser Updike
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Miss Hull
Thompson
D. B. Thompson
Main Street
D. J. Roberts
Susan Ragsdale
Durham
Geo
Roberts
Phoebe
Imogene
Grace
Roberta
Mary de Aranond
China
Augustus Woods
the Heights
Mary E. Woods
Miss Woods
May Hitt
John Brennan
Dayton
Irene Brennan
Edna
Lillian Schmidt
Ruby Hendrickson
Celia Rapp
Robert Buckheit
Charles Brennan
al Brede
Emil Allis
Roy Chambers
Roy Ward
Ed Buckheit
Scott
BIG Claims
Retiring Service Board
Hall OF Miami
Miss Pierson
Arthur
Rentschler
Peter G. Thomson
Miss Husser
Jacksonburg
Little Princess OF Wales and the Postal Savings
Hank
Roosevelt
Congress
England
Mary of Wales
Postoffice Link
St. James Street
London
Mrs. Knose
Mrs. Gwaltney
Smith
Ayer
Tases
Whitcomb
People’s
P. Sohngen
Clarence Murphy
WM. J. Becker
J. C. Braun
C. E. Heiser
Geo. Rupp
A. Rothwell
H. Frechtling, Jr
John L. Ross
Geo. A. Rentschler
Charles Sohngen
OC. Diefenbach, Jr
Sohngen
Commercial & Savings Departments
Bank Oper
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