Shower Teems With Farewells and Spring Weddings
A society page notes a May 31 wedding planned for Miss Mary Hurm and Carl Jacobs, with a shower hosted by Mrs. Willie Ely and Mrs. Clarence Burnett and gifts including lingerie and porcelain. Nearby, the Advance club honors Mrs. John Parker before her Kalamazoo move as guests share a cut glass bowl and towels, and other social events include a St Stephen church wedding to be held, club meetings, and a trip by the Gemelthkirchen club to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hurm
Willie Ely
Clarence Burnett
Carl Jacobs
Ely
Main Street
Julius Wirtz
Frank Heck
Fred Graeser
Dick Grotendick
S. D. Bowers
John Parker
Kalamazoo
Mich
Parker
Henry Harr
James Harris
H. L. Gifford
Howard Heyman
Raymond Clyne
Jennie Hueston
Liberty
Ind
Advance Club
Chas, Griesmer
Gas and Coke executives visit Indianapolis to discuss 60 cent gas plan
W E Howell manager and R FE Field director of Hamilton Gas and Coke visited Indianapolis leaders including Herman Lieber and A F Potts. They spoke of a feasible project to supply gas at 60 cents per 1000 feet and to raise 1 million dollars by popular subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Howell
R. FE. Field
Hamilton (Ohio
Democrat-Sun
Warren E. Howell
Reverend Reynolds to preach at Whatminster church
Rev. Clarence 8. Reynolds of Joliet Illinois will occupy the pulpit at Whatminster Presbyterian church in Saris and attend the Wednesday prayer meeting after visiting his Cincinnati parents. He has consented to preach here and all congregants are urged to attend the upcoming Sunday. A congregational business meeting is set for October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Reynolds
First Presbyterian Church
Joliet
Whatminster Presbyterian Church
Saris
Cincinnati
Fine Ripe Stocky Que Monday Sale at Court Street
At 200 213 Court St W C Atherton announces harvest sale of ripe stocky corn for winter supply. Prices listed as 75e per bushel with five bushel lots at 70 cents. Special rates apply to larger quantities. Sale date October 16 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St
W. C. Atherton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Medicine
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases, once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is promoted as a constitutional remedy that restores balance by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any failure to cure, with a 75 cent price and testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Harding- Wilson Nuptials Brilliant
The wedding of Hon. J Eugene Harding congressman for Ohio Third District and Miss Edna Metallay Wilson united two Miami valley families in Middletown First Baptist church. A reception followed at the Wilson home with 200 guests and notable attendees from Cincinnati Marion and Washington. Harding, a former Ohio senator and law school graduate, will take his seat in Congress in December and then travel in Canada and the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. Eugene Harding
Ohio
Edna Metallay Wilson
Robert Wilson
First Baptist Church
Wilson
Miami Valley
Harding
K. J. Evans
Church of the Ascension
Lohengrin
Clara Orlesby Laman
Mendelssohn
Lyman
Nicholas Longworth
Benson Foraker
James M. Hutton
Clough Anderson
William, Stewart
Bayard Kilgour
Riffenberick
Cincinnati
Warren G. Harding
G. R. Christian
Marion
J. P. Drouillard
New York
Charles Bieser
Dayton
John Eugene Harding
Theate A. E. Harding
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Mrs. Harding
Canada
East
Washington
Hamilton
Messrs
Mesdames
George P. Solingen
Charles J. Parrish
Walter L. Tobey
Arthur Solingen
Charles F. Heiser
Unclear list of names and towns in historical notice
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple individuals with ages occupations and hometowns including Hamilton Excello Middletown Morrow Liberty Oxford and various roles. Some names include William Arnold Gorman Eleanor Seimler John Eugene Harding Edna McCauley Wilson Rev Evans Smith F Watkins Callie Stock Rev Hatcher Christian Slonneger Maggie Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnold Gorman
Hamilton
Eleanor Seimler
Ignatius
John Eugene Harding
Excello
Edna McCauley Wilson
Middletown
Evans
Smith F. Watkins
Morrow
Ohio
Callie FE
Stock
Seven Mile
Hatcher
Christian King Slonneger
Liberty
Ind
Maggie Beard
Oxford
Horse surgery accident injures Willis hand
George Willis helping Dr. A V Mann operate on Samuel Manrod’s horse near Overpeck when the animal kicked striking Willis on the left hand and severing the little finger at the first joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willis
A. V. Mann
Samuel Manrod
Overpeck
Willis
Round Robin Start for Chess and Checker Club
The Chess and Checker club opened its tournament at the Y M C A with 28 members present. Players will meet Tuesdays for several months, using a Round Robin system where each chess member plays two games against others and four games in Checker. The Conversational German class did not start due to low enrollment but will begin soon. Tonight introduces bookkeeping and sho y electricity classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess and Checker Club
Y. M
Association
Chess Club
Checker Club
Debate on Moral Quality of Political Life
Classes meet at the association building and a debate will be held at the Y M C A Sunday at 3 o clock. H H Haines and Judge Ed H Jones are selected to argue the topic Is the Moral Quality of Political Life Improving. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
H. HL. Haines
Ed H. Jones
Eyeglasses Sought for Truant Boy in City
Mrs. Mary R. Turner of Fourteenth street sought Mayor Thomas’s advice regarding her son Clarence Turner who has missed school due to eyesight. Truant Officer Cowboy had ordered attendance a week earlier, but eyeglasses could not be fitted because of cost. she was advised to contact Mr. Rothwell of the school board to obtain glasses so he may return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Turner
Fourteenth Street
Thomas
Clarence Turner
Turner
Cowboy
Rothwell
Cold remedy ad promotes bromoquinine tonic by E W Grove
An old advertisement touts headaches and neuralgia relief from a cold remedy named Bromo Quinine. It urges readers to look for the full name and signature of E. W. Grove. Also notes Rothenbush's Crocus Bulbs available Wednesday to Saturday with weekly sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Oscar Aberhardt
Ed. Hibner
Alois Egry
Chas. Brede
Geo. Jackson
William Brinkman
D. Arf Loeb
Ross Slifer
Dick Grotendiek
Armin Berkowitz
John Huber
Chas. Ratz
Hubert Vail
Hylia Burnett
Coy Burnett
Elnathan Ross
Misses Mary Harm
Mary Jacobs
Stella Lowensteen
Freda Stein
Carrie Sharp
Mrs. Parker
Edith Maehlin
Clifford Funk
Miss Maehlin
William Maehlin
Crane Street
Episcopal
Chal Funk
Kearns-Schottmiller
John W. Kearns
Charlotte Schottmiller
Freeman Avenue
Kearns
Miss Schottmiller
Brighton
Ed Maxwell
Bid Euehre Club
EK. F. Krebs
Geo. Lentz
Chas
Kramer
E. F. Krebs
S. 8. T. Club
Addie Tabler
Buckeye Street
B. S. T. Club
Bertha Allstatter
Martha Wagner
Miss Frazer
Edna Frazer
South Avenue
Prot
Janz
Inez Kimball
Rachael Alshiemer
Laura Newell
Helen Morgenthaler
Irene Frazer
St. Stephens
St. Stephen’s Church
Father Ignatius
Eleanor Schuler
W. H. Hart
Campbell Avenue
Ladies of Maccabees
St. Elizabeth
K. of
J. C. Hendry
W. T.T. Y. Club
Dayton Street
Indianapolis
R. E. Field
Rev. Reynolds
Will
Westminster Church
T. V. Howell & Son Co
Howell
H. L. Chapman
Moline
Lil
Henry Buell
W. DD. Oglesby
Edward Gardner
John Tytus
John Nauman
Lancaster
Penn
W. D. Oglesby
E. L. McCallay
Harry Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Frank
Lin
Ringer
Y. M.C.A
Association Building
Rothenbush’s
Amuteum
June Portrait and Art Co
Dept. B
Prytanid Ave
Bell
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