Y M C A Plans Lenthy Sunday Program And Lectures
S A Long of Dayston Ohio will lecture Sunday at 3 PM at the YMCA with free admission. Afterward three discussion hubs meet on topics of life and study for three months. A social lunch follows in the gym for men attending. The BL GR and regimental talks precede the YMCA activities. Bowling alleys stay open nightly. The Every Day in the Year club starts January 6 to read the New Testament daily. The New Year program includes a high school versus alumnae basketball game and a later YMCA team showcase with light refreshments from 4 to 6. All members are urged to bring guests.
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S. A. Long
Dayston
Ohio
Hamilton
Life Problem Club
Dr. Craven
Jesus Christ
Norman Sweat
Lindenwald M. E. Chavel
Jaume
B, G
Hamilton Aee
Second Term Starts at Association Institute in January
The Educational Department announces the second term of the Association Institute beginning January sixth. All last term’s classes continue this term, with a new First Aid to the Injured class added. A beginners auto school class will also be offered. Students should see the educational director and complete the ampliestion form promptly for the first class meeting.
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Association Institute
Coroner files verdicts with county clerk
Coroner Schumacher filed verdicts listing Joseph Weistburger with valvular heart disease Hulda Wilson with pneumonia Samuel Kauffman with acute enteritis Donald Edward Duggins with inanition and Samuel Campbell with hemorrhage of the lungs, forwarded to County Clerk L M Larsh late Friday.
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Schumacher
L. M. Larsh
Joseph Weistburger
Hulda Wilson
Samuel Kauffman
Donald Edward Duggins
Samuel Campbell
Catarrh Cure Advertised with 100 Dollar Reward
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo and others who vouch for F. J. Cheney & Co. The cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available. Price ten cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wake Hall
Officers Elected at St Marys Branch No 891 L C B A
At a well attended meeting of St Marys Branch No 891 L C B A officers were elected for the ensuing year. Names include Catherine Steadman past president Ellen A Coakley president Margaret Brannen first vice president Julia Shay second vice president Mary C Leavin recorder Norah Hagan assistant recorder Catherine G Conlon financial secretary Catherine Connaughton treasurer Edna Connell marshal Margaret Grady guard trustees Sarah Vaughn 1 yr Mary Walsh 1 yr Anna Leavin 1 yr Mary Ellen Malloy 2 yrs Sarah Brist 2 yrs medical examiner Dr T D P Sharkey. Installation to be held at a social meeting January 10.
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St. Mary’s
Catherine Steadman
Ellen A. Coakley
Margaret Brannen
Julia Shay
Mary C. Leavin
Norah Hagan
Catherine G. Conlon
Catherine Connaughton
Edna Connell
Margaret Grady
Sarah Vaughn
Mary Walsh
Anna Leavin
Mary Ellen Malloy
Sarah Brist
T. DP
Sharkey
Big Event for Typographical Union Meeting
The Hamilton Typographical Union No 290 plans an unusually important January meeting with special guests Jas M Lynch and J M Bramwood of the International Union of Indical repolis, and Mr Donnalley of the Cincinnati Typographical Union. A banquet will be served and the event is expected to be a big Wingrer.
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Hamilton Typographical Union
Jas. M. Lynch
J. M. Bramwood
International Union of Indical Repolis
Donnalley
Cincinnati Typographical Union
Glendale Citizens Offer 250 Reward for Attacker
Citizens of Glendale led by L. A. Ford post a 250 reward for the arrest and conviction of the man who attacked Miss Elsie Shearer. A vigilance committee is formed and all residents are urged to help identify suspicious persons as they work to rid the town of tramps and similar offenders.
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Glendale
L. A. Ford
Elsie Shearer
Was Only a Rat at Rigling Co Meat Store Burglary Call
Police were alerted to a possible burglary at 726 Sycamore Street Friday night. Officers Cameron Dulle Elkins and detectives Graf Metcalfe arrived to find no thief but a large rat trapped in a board and seel trap making noise to mimic a break in.
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Rigling Co
Sycamore Strent
Cameron, Dulle and Elkins
Graf and
Metcalfe
Donations Brighten Christmas At Children’s Home
Donors included Mrs Lona Fredeling who gave dolls for the girls balls tablets and pencils for every child and rocking horses for the smallest boys and girls Miss Hisse Dboliy brought cookies and Max Hornstein of Chicago Sample Shoe Co donated shoe dressing shoe strings polishing brushes and shoe polish supplies for the children.
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Lona Fredeling
Despondent Man Recovers After Self Inflicted Wound
Fred Dietz aged 28 of SS, Bernard parish, fired a revolver into his breast late Thursday night. The bullet deflected by a rib and did not penetrate deeply. Dietz, husband and father, was discovered in bed by his wife and neighbors. Dr. A C Topic treated the wound and he will recover. Dietz is son of J F Dietz, a furniture manufacturer.
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Fred Dietz
Berrard
Dietz
A.C. Topic
St. Bernard
J. F. Dietz
Arrival of a Fine Baby Girl Delights Virgil Puecker
Virgil Puecker of 807 Smith Street cheerfully welcomes a baby girl to his home, celebrating the newborn’s arrival with happiness and family joy.
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Virgil Puecker
Smith Street
The Youth's Companion offers family reading value
The paper curates contests for all ages with stories for fathers, sons, and mothers. Full 1908 announcement available free with samples. new subscribers paying 1.75 for 1908 receive remaining 1907 issues and a Four-Leaf Hanging Calendar. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
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The
Companion
Deadly Deadlock Described and Dr King’s Pills Promoted
A sensational advertisement warns of a dangerous deadlock where liver and bowel functions stop. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy with a money back guarantee, sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Sheriff Brannon Reappointed and Bond Filed
Sheriff Luke Brannon took the oath for another year and filed a $25 000 bond approved by the prosecuting attorney and commissioners. Sureties include S D Fitton I M Hughes D W Fitton Er Ruder and C and P Benninghofen. A Lemon township petition urged state public works to reconsider the new aqueduct over Dick's creek. Joseph N Conrad awarded a guard nail contract on Gilmore Hill road for 114 21 dollars.
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Luke Brannon
Brate
Brannon
S.D. Fitton
I. M. Hughes
D. W. Fitton
Board of Public Works
Dick’s Creek
Perkins
State Board of Public Works
Joseph N. Conrad
Gilmore Hill
Hamilton and
Tylersville
John Hazelton dies in Monroe after long illness
John Hazelton died Friday at 3 PM at his Monroe home from cancer at age 52 years 8 months 22 days. He leaves a widow two brothers Owen and William Hazelton and five sisters including Mrs Mollie Sly and Mrs Amanda McFeeters. He belonged to Monroe United Presbyterian Church and Miami lodge I C C F. Funeral 1 30 Monday at United Presbyterian Church Monroe with Rev S A Livingston officiating. Interment Monroe Cemetery.
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John Hazelton
Monroe
Owen
William Hazelton
Mollie Sly
Dimple
Amanda McFeeters
Middletown
Francis Marconette
Hamilton
Hannah Cramer
Princeton
Ida Stock
Loveland
Hazelton
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Miami Lodge
Hazeltom
Sean
United Presbyterian Church
A. Livingston
Monroe Cemetery
Shuler Dorens Gun Incident Reported in City Limits
Shuler Doren, son of J W Doren of North C Street, received a gun for Christmas and fired it in the game preserves between North B and C streets. John Spring of 339 North B Street complained to police, accusing Doren of discharging firearms within the city limits.
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Shuler Doren
J.W. Doren
North C Street
Shuler
North B Street
John Spring
Doron
Probate court records include estate account and divorce ruling
W H Dean as administrator filed a probate account showing receipts and expenditures totaling 335 for the William Venneman estate. Venneman was killed by his wife in a quarrel about eighteen months ago. Judge Hartkoff granted Nellie Shera a divorce from Charles Shera for gross neglect of duty and restored her to Bradberry with no contest.
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W. H. Dean
William Venneman
Venneman
Hartkoff
Nellie Shera
Charles Shera
Bradberry
Mrs Ledwell Dies. Funeral Set Near Camden
Mrs. Mary Ledwell mother of John A. Ledwell of this city died at her home near Camden Thursday night. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday. Interment Collinsville Cemetery.
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Mary Ledwell
John A. Ledwell
Camden
Collinsville Cemetery
Remarkable Recovery After Mixed Medical Opinions
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosing his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. After his wife advised Electric Bitters he improved greatly with one bottle, claimed to do more than five doctors. Guaranteed for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints, 50 cents at druggists.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Hamilton High class of 1904 reunion at St Charles Hotel
The Hamilton High School class of 1904 reunion occurred last night at the St Charles hotel. Attendees recalled school days, shared a six course dinner, and danced after the business session. Officers elected: President Walter Reigart, Vice President Leola Willis, Treasurer Carroll Hoel, Secretary Shuler Howe.
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Hamilton High School
St. Charles
Frank Ratz
Lowell Carr
University of Michigan
W. P. Cope
T Hese
Walter Reigart
Leola Willis
Carrol Hoel
Shuler Howe
Edith McClellan
Ruth Ritter
Essie Rose
Bertha Fromm
Hazel Zilcox
Walter Reigert
Carroll Hoel
Shaler Howe
Paul Connor
Willian Shideler
Aml
Paul Boli
Class of 1907 Holds Its Reunion and Banquet
The class of 1907 held its first reunion and banquet at the German Kitchen last night. A large number extended. Officers elected to organize next year include Margaret Taylor, Helena Prechtling, Isabelle Poughan, and Hubert and Gordon Rosencrans. After the banquet the evening featured dancing and a turkey lunch for many attendees.
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Margaret Taylor
Helena Prechtling
Isabelle Poughan
Hubert
Gordon Rosencrans
Isabelle Boughan
Mary Hill
Anita Phillips
Helena Freehtling
Florence Huston
Mamie Wittkugel
Wesley Morris
Walter Clawson
Ellis Bader
Stanley Brandel
Eugene Seybell
Harry Koehler
Carl Shield
Rlbert Loeb
Stanley Geer
Robert Humbach
1900 Class Reunion at Hossfeldt Home
The Class of 1900 of the H. H. S. held their annual banquet at the Hossfeldt home on the Heights with Miss Elsa Potters winning a calendar in a guessing contest and Richard Herald drawing a book in the prize drawing. A sumptuous banquet followed with music and dancing by a long list of classmates. The evening concluded with plans for a mid winter meeting at Miss Amanda Dederer’s home and officers elected: Elsie Potters president Blanche Riffel vice president Jennie Kline secretary Solomon Miniz treasurer.
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Hossfeldt
Mirs Dena Hossfeldt
Elsa Potters
Richard Herald
Amanda Oetterer
Kenneu Todlaviter
Emma Black
Lena Hossfeldt
Myrtle Smith
Elsa Bender
Elsie Potters
Nellie Baird
Blanch Riffel
Jennie Kime
Richard Herold
Elsa Benninghofen
Helen Heiser
Rudolph Bentel
Solomon Mintz
Russell Reigan
Amanda Dederer
Blanche Riffel
Jennie Kline
Solomon Miniz
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the Educational Department
Larsh
Union Printers of
Miss Shearer
the Youth’s Companion
Berkeley Street
Boston, Mass
Mark
Arizona
Try ‘‘Barker’s
C.A. Henes Men’s Hatter & Furnisher
South Third St
Sheriffs Bond
Shuler Dorn
Probate Court
Mrs. Ledwell
Aerat
Second National Bank
United States Depository
Cuaries
E. Herser
Groner P. Souneen
Joan E. Herser
Cuari Es Sohngen
Daxsry V. Parrish
Alex Hunter
Charles K. McCreary
Bell Phone
Ludlow St
Hamilton, Ohio
Court Street
John L. Walker CO
High Street
Miami Valley National Bank
Vie
Pinaud
Ed. Pinaud
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dept. M
Kansas City
Springfield, Ill
B. MacDougal
W. B. Calloway
Ag’t
Cincinnati
Jas
E. Rothenbush
Dad &Courists
Iso
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