Annual First Baptist rally delighted congregation with dinner and roll call
The First Baptist Church held a well attended annual rally last night. Dinner served before six by Mrs Hamp ton Mrs Eliza Hensley Mrs Eliza beth Long and Mrs Irene Crocker received high praise. A social hour followed then the roll call in the auditorium with over three hundred members present. The evening featured soloists Mrs Fred W Crane Mrs S B Hileys and Miss Jessie Jean Price and closed with readings of All Hail the Power of Jesus Name and a scripture lesson. Decorations featured cut flowers and national colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
L. F. Hampton
Eliza Hensley
Elizabeth Long
Irene Crocker
Jesus
S. Baynham Hiley
Fred W. Crane
8. B. Hileys
Jessie Jean Price
Correct Dress for Gentlemen
Advertisement listing suits top coats overcoats rain coats priced from ten to thirty five dollars.
Grand Jury Report Critiques Infirmary Affairs and Indictments
The grand jury met at 3 p m and listed numerous charges including burglary larceny assault and battery and cutting or stabbing against several individuals. They criticized the Bliss Brown infirmary report as not fully impartial and urged tighter bookkeeping and vouchers to assure proper public fund disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom A. Bliss
H. R. Brown
Leagues Form at Y M C A First Basketball Tryouts
Two basketball leagues the Seniors and Intermediates will be formed at the YMCA with four teams each. Senior entries close tonight and Intermediates close tomorrow night for captions and teams. Games start Thursdays beginning October 44 with one admission for two matches. Members may enter now.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Sore Wounds Piles
An old saying notes Bucklen Arnica Salve makes burns wounds piles and chilblains disappear. It promises visible relief soon and is guaranteed by druggists at 20 cents.
Young boy run over by wagon in downtown accident
Glenn Holzberger aged 99, son of Counncslman John Holzberger, was crushed between a wagon wheel on Second Street near Dayton. He and a companion were skating when he fell under the wagon, injuring the leg from knee to ankle. He was treated at home by Dr. F M Barden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gienn Holzberger
John Holzberger
Second
Dayton
Glenn
J. W. Faucett Transfer and Storage Cou
Second Street
F. M. Barden
N. Huston
Will C. Houston
Shadow box framing for small photographic prints
The piece describes shadow boxes as a stylish way to frame small prints. Photographic views colored with Japanese paints are placed in gray wood boxes one to one and a half inches deep, offering a simple project for summer or holiday gifts.
Saving the Boiler Tip for Rust Prevention
A brief note from Harper's Bazar advises drying and setting aside the boiler after weekly washing. Rub the inside and seams with laundry soap until white hot to prevent rust. The soap dissolves in the water and remains usable for next week's wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Oxford Social Evening and Local Political Lines
Home Circle lodge honored August September October birthdays including Mrs Ollie Landon Miss Alice Tucker and others. Local candidates for mayor marshal and council discussed with Walter Rogers and Geo Sloneker on King ticket. Also notes Stadler birthday and early Oxford settlers with dates and ties to Hamilton and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat-Sun
Oxford
Home Circle Lodge
Rebecca
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ollie Landon
Alice Tucker
Anna Stork
A. G. Wycoff
Emma Hutchisson
Mary Hayden
John Mollyneaux
H. A. Demand
E. Frye
George H. Shera
Walter Rogers
Alexander
Rogers
T. L. King
George O. Soneker
Mr. Sloneker
Frank Donelly
J. C. Duerr
Marshal
Mayor King
Taylor Beckett
Geo. O. Sloneker
New Carpenters Union Formed in Hamilton
A new Carpenters Union was organized in Hamilton at Jacobs hall after a parade led by the Miami band with about three hundred workers. The meeting elected officers and enrolled sixty eight members, with Caterer P. E. Welsh serving a fine lunch and the movement starting strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Hamilton
Jacobs’ Hall
Miami
P. E. Welsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptists
Leona Duellman
Strauss Shoe Co
W. G. Thompson
Mabelle
Hampton
Gi. W. Stanley
F. B. Cary
Lebanon
Hiram Clawson
Middletown
Milton Moon
Wm. P. Sargeant
Roeckford
Augustin Soso
Oklahoma
Bob White
Boston
Harry Harrington
California
John Conner
Rentschler Bldg
Grand Jury
Charles F. Cisle
Frank B. Morgan
Fred A. Krause
Len Stone
George Leadwell
Samuel Rafferty
Charles Ward
Albert Korn
John Hestling
James Earley
Stephen Simpson
George Griffiths
Asault and
Bat
Tery
Joseph Bogenseluiz
Charles Doll
Harry Smith
John E. Ruhsam
Albert Mellor
Ravenette
Serge
Ladies’ Union
Children’s Union
Lace
Frechtling & Kelley
H. Frechtling, Jr
50 High Street
Opp
Court House
Gien Holzberger
J. A. Stadler
Mr. Stadlers
Cincinnati
Amos Smith
Lloyd Park
Lewis Conklin
John Taylor
James MM. Dorsey
Merikin Bond
John ©. Irwin
Jacob Webb
Sherman Alger
Enoch Simpon
Fergus Simpson
Daniel Hopkins
Wm. McMeehan
McMeehan
High Street
James Carlisle
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Harriet Grreer
George Kroger & CO
N. E. Cor
2Nd and Chestnut Sts
South 2Nd St
Cor. Shuler, Ave. & Beckett
George Kroger
NEW Union
Geo. H. Holbrook
South Third St
North Third St
South Third
Gaia Che Poe
Eseas Sevbedesens
Court Street
Frank X. Hilz
High St
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