Couple Re unites in Cleveland Then Weds in Cincinnati
SUUIEN an d Ed F Wiley a former telegrapher with C H D who left Hamilton a year ago joined a strike and returned with bride Elsie Bunger of Cleveland. They married in Cincinnati and arrived Monday at his relatives home in town to introduce the bride. The story notes other local social events and engagements including Miss Mary M Harm and Carl W Jacobs planning a October wedding, and a surprise home visit by the Wiley couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wiley
Hamilton
Mexico
Cleveland
Elsie Buenger
Cincinnati
Mrs. Wiley
Erie
Mary M. Harm
Carl W. Jacobs
E. Ross
Park Avenue
Miss Harm
Mr. Jacobs
Eleventh
High Streets
Euchre Club Hosts and Prize Winners at Walnut Street
Mrs George Lentz hosted the Bid Euchre club yesterday afternoon at her Walnut street home. Prizes went to Mrs Lentz a salad bowl Mrs Ports a jelly jar and Mrs Kramer an olive dish. Mrs Ed Maxwell will host in two weeks with Mrs Dan Millikin and Mrs Beckett to entertain the Saturday Euchre club at the Millikin home on South Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Boyd
South Ninth Street
Ruhl
Will Connaughton
John Moore
M. P. Connaughton
Clara Schulte
Hannah Manning
Milton Hill
Edward Zellers
Joseph Schulte
George Lentz
Walnut Street
Dan Millikin
Thomas Beckett
Millikin
South Second
Editor Mulford Improves After Oyster Poisoning
Lebanon Ohio October 2 The condition of Editor John M Mulford who was brought home from Dayton after being poisoned by oysters has greatly improved He fell ill after lunch in Dayton on Saturday and was later moved to the home of Charles Baker on Salem avenue He reached home Monday and now is out of danger with a hopeful recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
John M. Mulford
Dayton
Post Office Schedules Half Day Thursday With Evening Hours
The post office will observe a regular holiday schedule on Thursday closing at 11:00 a.m. and reopening from 7:00 to 7:40 p.m. Carriers will make one fall delivery in the morning and perform the usual holiday collection in the afternoon.
Judge settles car injury claim in Howell estate
Judge Hartkoff authorized Charles Fe Howell executor to pay Charles Sefton 180 dollars for an auto collision damage. Sefton had claimed 300 dollars but accepts 180, settling the compromise rather than pursuing the full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartkoff
Charles FE. Heiser
D. L. Howell
Charles Sefton
Sefton
Howell
Butler County Fair Declares $1000 Races Off This Week
The Butler County Agricultural Society canceled two $1000 harness races set for today and Friday after determining the events would not fill properly. The fair board cited entry rules and payment deadlines, noting the right to declare stakes off and refund entrants if fields do not satisfy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Butler County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
American Trotting Association
Preaching at Reiley Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
The Presbyterian church at Reiley will hold Sunday morning preaching by the Rev. S. K. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Reiley
S. K. Scott
Hawley Wanted for Disorderly Conduct and Intoxication
Police seek Thomas Hawley for failing to appear at a hearing on charges of disorderly conduct and intoxication. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hawley
Cold remedy advertisement promises cure for headaches
An old advertisement claims LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine eliminates colds and neuralgia. It urges readers to contact for the full name and signature of E. W. Grove at 250, indicating a personal endorsement and a remedy claim from a period newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Stand No S Burns at Butler County Fair Grounds
A morning fire at 5:00 on Wednesday destroyed Stand No. S the big ice cream and candy stand at the Butler County fair grounds. Firefighters faced weak water pressure and saved surrounding tents and structures. Loss to the fair board is about 800 with insured coverage. Shartle Brothers faced about 1000 in stock, stock on hand and equipment. Mrs Elizabeth Hish was badly burned while attempting to salvage belongings and was treated by Dr August Schumacher.
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Butler County
Fair Grounds
Dowty
Hamilton Department
McCuney
Fives
Eaptoves
The
Fair Board
Hesuraice
Shartle Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Hish
August Schumacher Wats
Sulfortin
Mrs Hodgins Dies Unexpectedly at 20
Cecil Edna Hodgins wife of Harry Hodgins stage manager and singer died Tuesday night at 10 of a complication of diseases at 20 years 4 months She was born in Mt. Carmel Ohio and came to Hamilton sixteen years ago Survived by husband parents two brothers Ben Jr and Leslie Francis and sister Martha Francis Funeral Saturday at 8:30 at St Marys Church and interment Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Edna Hodgins
Harry Hodgins
S30
South Fifth Street
Benjamin Francis
S O’elock
St. Mary’s Church
Intermerit
Greenwood Cemetery
Lutherans Convene Third Meeting at Immanuel Church
The third meeting of the convention at Immanuel Lutheran church began with devotional exercises led by Rev. Schmidt. Rev. M. C. Brade from Jonesville Ind presented a paper on The First Chapter of the Epistle of St Paul to Phil which was discussed all morning. Minutes from earlier meetings were read and adopted. In the afternoon casuistic cases were discussed and services are to be held tonight at 7230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of
First
M. E. Shurch
C. N. Huston
Huston
North Third Street
A. B. Austin
M. P. Brown
Middletown
Jessie Slayback
Charles Parrish
Charles Millikin
Ross Avenue
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Schmidt
M.C. Brade
Jonesville
Ind
Phil
Licensed Weddings From Ohio Notices
Ridward F Wiley 22 telegraph operator Hamilton wed Elsie Buenger 18 domestic Hamilton with Rev Hyland officiating. William J Jeriche 48 merchant Hamilton wed Mary Hall Cleary West Chester with Rev James Kersh officiating. Carder 19 farmer Lebanon wed Hetta Cotterell 17 Monroe with Rev Jenkerson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridward F. Wiley
Hamilton
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Suuien
Edward F. Wiley
Dister
Catherine
Irene Dister
Eleanor Loehner
Emma Jeekering
Ida Hasenstab
Alma Wagner
James Connell
Clifford Pawlowsky
Paul Pater
Elsie Cebernick
Marie Krebs
Alma Ulmschneider
Julia Mevers
May Dickinson
Carrie Wagner
Irene Brede
Jennie Mevers
Messrs
John Heath
Dan Brannon
Earl Bess
Edward Marr
Joe Burg
Fred Dister
Paul Conner
Tyan DeRoyan
Harry Fahrlander
Will Pater
Home Missionary Meeting
Mrs. Thompson
James Thompson
Russel
Ruth
Denver
Col
Iuneh
Euchre
E. R. Hall
Arararar
High St
Webster Building
Bell
Wayne Farm
Jersey Cattle Sale
Waynesville
Penn. R. R
Venabie
D. L
Jersey
Lettie
St. Lambert
Lettie Coles
Naiad
Golden Lad
Golden Fern
Stokes & Brown
High Street
Hamilton’s
Dainty Moving Picture Theatre
Sweet Marie
Euchre Club
John Milford
Hawley
Mrs. English
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Farr
North Second St
John Farr
Prop
Rentschler
Bell Phone
Mrs. Hodgins
Immanuel Church
Derma Viva Co
Chicago
Radcliffe Drug Co
Rentschler Bldg
Edison
McKinley
Century
South Second St. Opp. Court House
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