Miss Batt to wed Bergedict in Oxford church
Miss Mary Batt daughter of Mr and Mrs Antony Batt will wed Henry Bergedict of Dayton at St Marys church Oxford Tuesday at 10 am. Rev Father McNary to perform the ceremony and a wedding breakfast will follow at the brides Elm street home. The couple will depart at 12 50 pm for Dayton their new home. Oxford notes also report Miami University football at DePauw in Greencastle and recent wins over Earlham and Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Batt
Antony Batt
Henry Bergedict
Dayton
St. Mary's Church
Father McNary
Elm Street
Mrs. Bergedict
Miami University
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw
Earlham College
Antioch
Coal prices to rise again in Hamilton area
Local coal dealers forecast another price increase by November 1. They note prices have been rising for some time amid mine price hikes, with some outside dealers blaming driver shortages, though the mining price rise remains the sole cited cause.
Bond Election A Quiet Vote On Frehtling Property Bonds
The special election on $40,000 bonds for the Frehtling property purchase and improvements on South Second street by the board of education passed off quietly. Voters cast a light ballot and indications suggest the proposition will carry.
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South Second Street
e@ucation
Brotherhood of America convention in Cincinnati next month
The Presbyterian Brotherhood of America will convene in Cincinnati next month with the motto The Men of America for the Men of Galilee. About 2,000 churches are expected to be represented. Delegates from First and Westminster Presbyterian churches in the city will attend.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood of America
Cincinnati
Men of America
Brotherhoods of the
First
Westminster Presbyterian
Dr Skinner Guide Visitant Moves to Skinner Home
Simeon Schwenberger who guided Dr Geo Skinner during a Arizona visit is now visiting at the home of Dr Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Schwenberger
Dr. Geo. Skinner
Arizona
Dr. Skinner
Mrs Smyers Improves After Illness
The many friends of Mrs Willard Smyers report she has improved after three weeks of serious illness and now can sit up for portions of the day while regaining strength.
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Willard Smyers
Booming and Boosting Club Forms Separate Board of Trade
In Hamilton a large meeting backed creating a separate board of trade to actively promote city growth. James K. Cullen named a five member committee H V Chase S J Fitton Jos W Doron and Charles E Mason to develop a stable plan and hire a secretary with boosting experience.
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Hamilton
Board of Trade
Hamilton Club
Jas. K. Cullen
Cullen
H. V. Chase
S. JD. Fitton
Asr
Jos. W. Doron
Chas. E. Mason
Caris Benninghofen
Stevenson Family Return Visit Pause in Rockford
Mrs G P Stevenson and daughter Miss Cora Stevenson are en route home from New Mexico and Utah stopping in Rockford Illinois for a few days before continuing home. They expect to arrive Monday or Tuesday. Miss Nelle Stevenson will extend her Utah visit for the winter.
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G. P. Stevenson
Caughter
Cora Stevenson
New Mexico
Uta
Rockford
Nelle Stevenson
Utah
Train Derailment Wrecks Cars at Mauds
A Big Four freight train derailed at Mauds around noon Saturday with four or five cars wrecked. None of the railroad employees were injured.
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Mauds
Patrick Walsh Dead at 76 After Debility
Patrick Walsh died Saturday morning at 5 30 at his son Thomas Walshs home 515 South Eleventh Street of general debility aged 76 He leaves a widow and seven children two sons and five daughters He was a farmer and a member of St Marys Church.
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Patrick Walsh
Thomas Walsh
South Eleventh Street
St. Mary’s Church
Reister Appointed Local Freight Agent for C. H. D.
Jacob Reister has been named local freight agent for the C. H. and D. He has long served with the company and is well acquainted with the duties of the new post. He has been stationed at Verydale for some time.
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Jacob Reister
Reister
Verydale
Police Quiet Disturbance on Hamilton Avenue
Police were alerted to a disturbance at 1105 Hamilton Avenue last night and sought relief for neighbors. Officers arrived to find the scene orderly and no further action was required.
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Hamilton Avenue
Licensed to Wed in Middletown Group
Karl Maxwell Woodward 21 a brakeman Middletown and Clara Earnsh 18 a tobacco worker Middletown Rev A M Gerdes Henry Myers 19 a crane worker Middletown and Elizabeth Parker II a paper worker Amanda apply for marriage license in this interim record.
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Karl Maxwell Woodward
Middletown
Clara Earnsh
A. M. Gerdes
Henry Myers
Elizabeth Parker
Amanda
Sehul Identifies Ayres Property After Police Arrest
Fred Sehul appeared at the police station Saturday after the arrest of Charles A. Ayres and identified the bits found in Ayres possession as his property. Sehul there upon signed a warrant for the arrest of Ayres.
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Fred Sehul
Charles A. Ayres
Sehul
Ayres
Butler County Democrats Promote Advertising Edge
The Democrat is described as the best advertising medium in Butler county, highlighting its prominence and reach for local campaigns and merchants.
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Democrat
Butler County
How I Came to Be a Farmer
A young man recounts traveling to Polk County to expose illicit distillers. He lures a widow with information, hires her for tips, and uses the knowledge to file warrants and pursue prosecutions while ingratiating himself at her home. The account ends mid sentence as he contemplates settling in Tennessee.
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Widder
Hyar
Tommy
Mandie
Polk County
Roger Perkins
Tennessee
Tolk County
Weather Cycles Describe Thirty-Five Year Global Variation
A science summary notes a recurring thirty-five year climate cycle linked to solar activity. It cites E A Gregory and Ek Bruckner on earth weather, rainfall, pressure, and temperatures varying with a 35 year pattern, with a linked eleven year sunspot cycle.
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E. A. Gregory
Queen's College, London
Ek. Bruckner
Tropics
Polar
Insurance Paid After Death of Joseph Ferry
Esther Court acting for the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur paid Mrs. Rosina Ferry 1700 on the death of her husband Joseph Ferry. The payment was made to settle claims arising from his passing.
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J. P. Dick
Esther Court
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
Rosina Ferry
Joseph Ferry
No change in vario loid situation today
No new cases were reported to Health Officer Milli kin. The report notes the ongoing status with no new developments for the public health update today.
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Millikin
Printing For Notices Offered By Newspapers
The note suggests newspapers provide free notices for entertainments and taunts readers to use their printing services for publicity. It emphasizes convenience and cost, implying newspapers serve as a channel for event announcements to reach the public.
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Clark Martin
Goldwin Patton Wicks
Steve Dale
New York
McCartney
Ward
Mgrs
Mondy
Porter J. White & Company
The
Oliver White
Porter J. White
FOX and Fox
Iola
Harry Hodgins
My Dixie Land
Dai
Daly
North Brothers
Hamilton Man
Man
Hamilton Men
Bell
Ladelles
Jean Diamond
Oxford
Miss Batt
Bergedict
Miami Boys
Democrat-Sun
C. G. Shera
James Fry
Collins Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. F. Sherel
Wm. M. Shera
O. A Beeks
Shim‘. H. Allen
Guy Potter Benton
Sarah F. Keely
Lily M. Moor
West Carrollton
Benton
Beeks
Evaned
Isi Handenschield
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Cleared
Miami
Charles L. Bovard
M. FE
F. J. Cone
Delia
Emma
Incinnati
Board of Public Affairs
Western College
of America
Presbyterian Convention
DR. Skinner's Guide
Mrs. Smyers
Srive
Pel
M O
Ayer
Senna Lee
J.C.A Co
Lowell, Mass
C.P
Gre
Inez DE Mar
Joe Mersel
Lubin
Princess Theatre
High Street
Ohios
Lindenwald Park
Jas. E. Rothenbushw
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