Miss Velma Wolverton Hosts Birthday and Weddings Scene
Society notes reveal Miss Velma Wolverton celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends and prizes in games. A wedding at St Peters church united Miss Lizzie Conrad with Joseph Stang and two other ceremonies followed at local parsonages. Other gatherings included granite gifts at Miss Willa Eyre’s surprise masque, tributes to Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Henn, and multiple engagements and receptions across the community.
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Velma Wolverton
Irl
Velma
James
Edith Dickinson
Helen Murray
Charlotte Mudgest
Gale White
Miss Velma
An Wilson
Marion Hiooven
Louanna Phillips
Helen
Lulu Murray
Hazel Scott
Sarah Sehell
Charlotte Mudgett
Mildred Kriegenhoefer
Margaret Hazeltine
Madge Troutman
Marian Morner
Lizzie Conrad
Joseph Stang
McGonigle
St. Peters Church
Miss Eyre
Willa Eyre
Birdie
Stella Dela Court
Gertrude
Rosaline Cowan
Ida Alvis
Marie
Tot Griswold
Bessie Wilson
Julia Tiemyer
Loretta Eyre
Mrs. Yates
Lida Eyre
Covington
St. John’s Parsonage
John Lory
Cincinnati
Hettie Paul
H. A. Dickmann
Carl Andrew Kurtz
Carrie Beck
Diekman
Joseph P. Tuley
Grace King
Colloquy Wins Sprint Handicap At Latonia
Colloquy the Russell filly from the Holle barn won the Latonia sprint handicap by a neck over Lens after a delayed start. Lens challenged Colloquy late while Stanley Fay, heavily backed, failed to improve from the post. The start proved rough as Colloquy and Lens kicked at rivals during the race.
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Cincinnati
Russell
Holle Barn
Latonia
Lens
Holtman
Stanley Fay
Colloquy
Safety Board Awards Contracts For Engine House Repairs
The board of public safety met yesterday and awarded the engine house repair contract to H. J. Gerhart and the repainting contract to F. A. Ralston. Both contracts total several hundred dollars. A cellar pipe was purchased to spray water through cellars during fires. The policemen and firemen payroll was approved.
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Board of Public Safety
H. J. Gerhart
FE. A. Ralston
Local Visitors And Guests Attend Fair Week
Mrs. Arthur H. Zugelter from Albany Avenue Mt Auburn visits for the fair. Misses Glick Stevens host guests of McMullin and Harding. Amelia Bersinger from Dayton Ky to spend the week with Mrs. Brannon. H P Schuck and Frank Mahler from North Side to be guests of Mrs. Spindler Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Hale of Cincinnati to visit Mrs. Wilmer Brown tomorrow. Thomas Goldrick Jr joins Max Frauhaus Co. in Cincinnati. Mrs. E Fike of Pasadena visiting her mother on South Front Street. Ed Rupp of Middletown and S M Mullin of Middletown were here yesterday. J B Daugherty in Middletown last evening.
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Arthur H. Zugelter
Ada DelaCourt
Albany Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Bessie Glick
Josephine Stevens
Eaton
Bessie McMullin
Grace Harding
Amelia Bersinger
Dayton
John Brannon
H. P. Schuck
Frank Mahler
North Side
Thresa Spindler
C. Hale
Cincinnati
Wilmer Brown
Thomas Goldrick, Jr
Max Frauhaus Company
E. Fike
Pasadena
Cal
Robinson
South Front Street
Ed Rupp
Middletown
S. M. Mullin
J. B. Daugherty
Immanuel Lutheran Convention Holds Last Session
The Immanuel Lutheran church held its final session this morning with prayer by Rev. Schmidt. Minutes were approved, Rev. Fred Markworth of Indianapolis preached a discussable sermon. Two committees reported. next convention set for the first Tuesday in October 1908 at Aurora Indiana. Visiting ministers thank hosts for their hospitality.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Schmidt
Fred Markworth
Indianapolis
Ind
Aurora
Life of Martin Goebel Remembered in Miltonville Obituary
Special to the Democrat Sun Miltonville Oct 3 Martin Goebel died Sept 22 at his daughter’s home in Hamilton after a heated episode and long hay fever battles He was born Dec 5 1835 near Pfordt Darmstadt Germany came to America in 1856 and married Anna Sehule in 1861 He farmed north of Miltonville and was a pillar of the Trenton Lutheran Church Survived by seven daughters two sons fourteen grandchildren two brothers and a sister Funeral held Sept 25 in Trenton Lutheran Church burial in Trenton cemetery.
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Miltonville
Martin Goebel
Hamilton
Petoskey
Michigan
Goebel
Pfordt
Hesse Darmstadt
Germany
America
Anna Elizabeth Sehule
theLingle Farm
Christian Ehresman
George
Great
Miami
Trenton
Grant
Trenton Lutheran Cemetery
Frank Pearson
Adolph Trapp
Mary
Edna (Groebel
William Hornikel
Bond Hill
Harry Cornthwaite
Jaccksonburg
George J. Winkler
East Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Leonard
Henry
Schoenhals
Charles Bringman
West Carrollton
Pen
J. G. Reppeto
Charlies
Paul
J. Whitcomb Riley
Marvy
Charles
Susie
Mary Margerum
Middletown
Frank Tryer
Dayton
Barbara Sherard
John
Albert Sherard
Woodsdale
Preparatory services at First Reformed Church and city directories sales
Preparatory services are set at the First Reformed church. J E Conner of Cincinnati delivers the new city directories from the Adams Express office Friday evening. Police headquar ters note Percy Stupp and James Sandford, wanted in Dayton for a Stag saloon robbery, are here.
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First Reformed Church
J. E. Conner
Cincinnati
Adams Express
Welsh
Piqua
Joseph Reigert
Percy Stupp
James Sandford
Dayton
Stag
Alfred Brusaugh
Alice Brusaugh
William Leffen
Peek’s Addition
One Warner
Maneie
Iid
Fair Grounds
L. Neufarth
Pleasant Run
Mt. Healthy
Cornelia A. Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Carthage
Latimore
Leigh
Smith’s
George W. Jonesy
Ludlow Street
Gest Street
Family Trouble Spurs Police Search For Missing Husband
Mrs. Joseph Gatlitt of Providence Kentucky asks police to locate her husband who allegedly took their child and may have gone to Hamilton. J C Browning reported the theft of 11.12. H L Harris home in Trenton robbed of clothing and silverware yesterday.
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Joseph Gatlitt
Providence
Hamilton
J. C. Browning
Buck Collengame’s
Heaton Street
H. L. Harris
Trenton
Lavion Hines Confession Claimed in Anna Markowitz Murder
Sheriff Bees and Coroner Schuster of Montgomery County say Lavion Hines has confessed to the murder of Anna Markowitz. The report notes the suspect is a Black man and cites official statements from county authorities.
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Bees
Schuster
Montgomer County
Lavion Hines
Anna Markowitz
Free Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Offer Heading
A promotion offers a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure for home use, promising relief from sores ulcers congestion inflammation and itching. After sampling, a full treatment is available from the local druggist for 50 cents or mailed gratis if unavailable locally.
Roosevelt signals bid for third term in Columbus dispatch
In Columbus a Roosevelt representative informs Taft campaign manager Vorys that the president plans to seek a third term to prevent reactionaries from winning.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
Vorys
Taft
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
If you feel run down take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea a vegetable restorative with no alcohol or mineral iron. Priced 35 cents for tea or tablets from The Radcliffe Drug Co. at the corner of High and Second Streets and 321 High Street.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Second Sts
High St
Butler County Democrat Lauded as Best Advertising Medium
A local note proclaims the Democrat as the top advertising medium in Butler County, highlighting its reach and influence for campaigns and notices in the area.
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Democrat
Butler County
The Democrat Leads Hamilton News Coverage
The Democrat stands as Hamilton County’s primary news source, delivering the latest local reporting and community updates.
The Galifty and Ink Made From Oak Galls
In England and France legal docs must be written with ink made from oak galls. The gallfly attacks oaks causing galls, or oak apples, that contain tannic acid used for this durable ink.
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England
France
Protoplasm described as living substance with unknown nature
The New York American describes protoplasm as a living translucent substance rich in protein and water, coagulating at 130 degrees and dying at that temperature. It notes its chemical nature is undeterminable, with albuminoids like egg white as nearest allies.
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New York American
The Scholar Is Contemporary With All Time
A Melbourne parliament member Sr. Evpes, nicknamed for wit, recalls an incident during a speech. Members teased him about Queen Anne, to which he replied with a witty retort that the scholar remains timeless across eras.
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Sr. Evpes
Melbourne
Queen Anne
Central line busy cited in Yonkers Statesman quip
A humorous exchange highlights communication frustration with a busy central line. The Yonkers Statesman quote frames the challenge of getting through when lines are tied up.
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Gotham
Central
Yonkers Statesman
Borrowing Trouble Over Divorce Suit
A Houston Post quote recalls a man whose wife has filed for divorce and who fears the outcome, while an observer suggests she will likely win. The exchange highlights anxiety around marital disputes in the era.
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Houston Post
Yankee girl travels to Paris rivals beauties
A Yankee girl journeys to Paris and competes with the city’s beauties. She uses Hollister's Recky Mountain Tea and visits The Radcliffe Drug Co. located at Cor High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
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Gay Paree
Hollister
Mountain Tea
Radcliffe Drug Co
High St
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