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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
8
Dr T G Duvall dean of Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware will speak at a members banquet in the YMCA gym next Thursday night.
The new statute and shrine of St Anthony at St Veronica church in East Hamilton will be blessed during Sunday vesper services.
Old advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and gas. It claims charcoal absorbs odors, cleanses the stomach, and acts as a laxative while offering a free sample before purchasing a 25 cent box from druggists.
Read as a vintage dental ad offering free extractions with plate orders. Claims best sets at eight and ten dollars contrasted with higher prices of fifteen to eighteen dollars from another dentist, Dr Jas Be Rothenbush.
In one half hour four suits are filed including Belden and Donley cases. Clara H Myers sues James Frank Myers for divorce on gross neglect with one child FE. A Belden attorney. John H Eeton sues Mary Eeton for divorce over threat with razor, desertion. Oscar Allen sues Ruby for separation over gross neglect after a 1907 marriage. Henry Wenzel sues Hazel D Wenzel for divorce on immoral conduct. Estella Smothers granted divorce from Henry Smothers for gross neglect.
Probate filings reveal Margaret J. Richter estate to husband O. Richter with full property. Enoch J. George's heirs receive multiple farms and personal property with equalizing executors Frank and Carey George. James Cann estate leaves widow Armanella Cann real estate with staged shares for Mary Reiner Solomon Cann Margaret Ervin Nora Ciscle and James Cann and others with contingencies.
Saturday police court session shows multiple prisoners held for disorderly conduct and related charges. William Eisenhut denies stealing the Hines horse, claims innocence, and is remanded for furtherInvestigation. others like Frank Selby and John Henry were dismissed or fined costs. A man named Early is bound over to the grand jury in default of bail.
Jos Brenan hosted a Sunday dinner in Jericho for his twentieth birthday with many guests including Mayme Mueller Alice Kappy Grace Kappy Lenora Neanover Eva Campbell Eva Williams Flora Williams Eulatie Keller Jessie Frazee Sosie Tanglor Jesse Frances Roy Coulter Arthur Davis Dwight Keller Dee Keller Frank Campbell Oscar Armstrong Will Cullers. Relatives and friends visited nearby in Pleasant Grove and Hamilton, with other locals attending a surprise at Mr Gentrys near Oxford.
A city dog detective named Lady aided police in tracking a horse theft Friday evening. Officers Curry and Hufnagel captured two men, William Eisenhut and James Earley, with the dog’s scent leading to the riverbank. Witnesses included Mrs. Nixon and Henry McClain, while the suspects claimed Indiana and Kentucky origins.
Rain kept fairgoers from claiming their parcels as the Universalist church ladies staffed the check room until 7 30. With no lighting the unclaimed packages were left in a corner and five or six were stolen during the night.
Dr Dan Millikin gave an instructive lecture to Mercy hospital nurses on the opening of the school for nurses. The subject The Duties of Nurses was fully covered as he explained every duty clearly. The school starts with a good class and the members show strong interest in their work.
John L. Vance of Columbus Ohio was in Memphis on October 5 when an attack of vertigo struck after he finished speaking. He was briefly thought to be in critical condition but later rallied.
Mrs. Chancey Pierson of Fairview avenue Lindenwald welcomed a ten pound baby boy. Strong local interest centers on the Pierson household and the new arrival in the Lindenwald community.
The state board of appraisers and assessors at Columbus named W. A. Sinkey of Middletown to the board of review, succeeding the late Pittman Doty.
The Ladies Auxiliaries Nos. 58 61 and 69 of the Knights of St John plan a mass meeting at St Stephen's hall on Sunday at 2 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss their organizational activities and community roles.
Mrs George Williams entertained Mrs David Sauer Mrs James Decker daughter Eva and son Marvin and Miss Naomi Rothermal at a dinner party last Wednesday. David Donner and family of Neva-
The Young Women’s Christian Association at 117 North Second Street advertises a comfortable home with modern equipment, meals, two phones, library, reading and reception rooms. It lists German, voice, sewing, cooking classes taught by skilled teachers, plus an employment bureau and Saturday program.
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