Wedding Trip to Oxford for Jeanie Clark and Walter Ritchie
Special to the Democrat Sun Middletown Ohio reports Miss Jeanie Clark and Walter Ritchie plan a quiet wedding at 3 pm in Oxford after leaving Middletown this morning. The note also mentions a California trip for a group of ten from Middletown seeking winter residence or permanent relocation.
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Miss Clark
Mr. Ritchie
Oxford
Democrat Sun
Middletown
Ovi
Jeanie Clark
Walter Ritchie
Los Angeles
Cal
Hamilton Masons
Ninth annual Rebekah convention opens with officer slate
The ninth annual Rebekah convention was called to order yesterday. Officers elected: Lettie Evans of Waynesville president, Daisy Webster of this city vice president, Lon Carson of Lebanon secretary, Carrie Monfort of Lebanon treasurer. Next meeting scheduled for Lebanon. Hugh Bevis and John McMurry returned from Hamilton after arrest on breaking into a Big Four car and were bound over to the grand jury, which did not indict. Mrs. W. A. Woodward sails from New York aboard the Lusitania to England for her brother’s priesthood ordination. She will remain abroad until holidays to dine with family for Christmas. W. K. Schoepf the traction magnate, with CC Crawford, chief engineer of Cincinnati Northern Traction, his son W. M. Crawford, and Jas Bridge, dined at the U. S. hotel Tuesday and discussed city-traction company matters in Franklin.
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Rebekah
Lettie Evans
Waynesville
Daisy Webster
This City
Lon Carson
Lebanon
Carrie Monfort
Hugh Bevis
John McMurry
Hamilton
W. A. Woodward
Yankee Road
England
New York
Lusitania
Liverpool
Staffordshire
W. K. Schoepf
CC. M. Crawford
Cincinnati Northern Traction Lines
W. M. Crawford
Jas
Bridge
U. S
Soetee
Hall’s Mill
Will Litehiser
Lawrence Kirvin
Mary Horrigan
Sullivan
Charles Pierce
Julia Bloom
Oliver Carroll
James Lillie
Independence
F. A. Bloom
Dayton
Rachel Glant
Altoona
Elizabeth Grant Miller
Annie
Bertha Pearson
Eaton
Ernest Augspurger
P. K. Augspurger
Wilbur
Thomas Sullivan
P. K. Weadick
Lawrence Weadick
Sarah Flora
Raymond Flora
Springfield
Campbellstown
James Thomas
Myrtle Brower
Will Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Vernon Furry
John Brookley
al Goodwin
North
Johu Frame
Camden
Charles House
Lou Frame
Samuel Lock
Will McDivitt
Ed Shaffer
Ek.fe
Duggins
Josie Duggins
Hilbert Oler
Adam Trunk
George Duffield
John Gelwick
Bernard Potters
Unity Club
Ode Casey
A. F. Potters
Casey
Walter Fogarty
Mabel Johnston
Howard Britton
New Jersey
Oxford
Pearl Sehwab
Lydia Dixon
George Sehwab
Andrew Dixon
Union City
Henry Bloom
Piqua
Guy Kisling
Virgil Plummer
Ert White
Sam’ Poffenbarger
Hattie Brower
White Home
Perry Acton
Kate Woysong
Frank Jones
Mary Mills
Julia Pierson
Jones
Sarah
Laura Augspurger
Marie Schwab
Jennie Trunk
Frank Vanansdal
Ida Filley
Germany
Vanausdal
Henry Sanders
Henry Denlinger
Bride
Walter Guild
Nebraska
Mr. Guild
Gasper Township
North Platte
Neb
Julia
Happy Homes Births Reported in Mercy Hospital
A daughter was born to Mrs. Abraham Manns of 213 Dayton Street at Mercy Hospital. A son was born to Mrs. Joseph Shepherd of South Fourth Street. A son was born to Mrs. David Webb of Park Avenue.
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Abraham Manns
Dayton Street
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Shepherd
South Fourth Street
David Webb
Park Avenue
Bazaar at St Pauls Church Opens Three Day Sale
Beginning today at 3 oclock the Ladies society of St Pauls church will hold a three days bazaar in the lecture room. Many pretty and useful articles will be on sale and light refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the St. Paul's Ehureh
Prisoners Plead in Common Pleas Court Arraignments
Indicted defendants appeared before Judge Warren Gard with pleas of not guilty for charges including burglary and larceny, cutting to kill, shooting to kill, and assault. Several defendants lacked attorneys. bonds were set for some. Criminal court to begin November 6, day after election.
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Warren Gard
Common Pleas Court
Albert Korn
Walter 8
Harlan
Harry Smith
Albert Miller
John Ruhson
John Egan
Dayton
Smith and
Ruhson
Ben Hurwitz
Middletons
Miller
Charles Ward
Fred A. Kraus
Lem Stone
George Lendwell
Stone
Andrews
Lendwell
Gard
James Early
Steve Simpson
Harlan and Smith
John Hestling
Walter S. Harlan
Joseph Bogelschutz
Sam Rafferty
Aaron Wesco
Charles Doll
George Griffiths
Charles F. Cisele
Criminal Court
Bosaw Charged In Shoe Theft Case
Charles Hayes also known as 23 Charles Bosaw was arrested Wednesday morning on a charge of stealing a pair of boots from Max Hornstein at 108 Main Street last Saturday. The dealer signed a warrant after Hayes wore the shoes at arrest and a dealership record notes the charge.
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Charles Hayes
Charles Bosaw
Max Hornstein
Main Street
Hayes
Bosaw
Ennis Bosaw
No. 2
Park Avenue
Miami River
Schwab Farm
City
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Bosan
Hamilton
Judges And Clerks Sworn In Tonight
Republican judges and clerks appointed by the election board will meet in the board room basement of the courthouse at 7 30 tonight to be sworn in. Places will meet with the board Thursday night to receive supplies incident to the registration Friday and Saturday.
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Election Board
Court House
Democrat Named New Leader in Hamilton
The Democrat party nominates a new leader in Hamilton signaling a shift in local political leadership. The appointment positions the party to steer city policy and coordinate upcoming elections.
Republicans Are Having Fits As 1920 Nomination Looms
Washington, Oct. 23. With the national convention eight months away, leaders of the Republican party fret over the president’s position on renomination. Silence fuels anxiety among Taft supporters and committee members at Republican headquarters as they await a decisive public statement or clear plan for the party’s path to the 1920 nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
National Committee
Harry
New
A House Cleaning of New York Banks
Rumors spread about other fiduciary institutions as doors close during the crisis. Bankers say that if the day passes without more collapses, the crisis may be over. Secretary Cortelyou reports he has nothing new to add and will stay through the day as needed.
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Cortelyou
Knickerbocker Trust Closed by State in New York
New York on October 25 reports the Knickerbocker Trust company was closed by the state bank examiner amid fears of a run on trusts and smaller banks. Depositors were paid out at a rapid rate before doors closed as authorities hint at possible prosecutions.
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New York
Wall Street
Knickerbocker Trust Company
State Bank
Storm Center
Millions Involved In The Westinghouse Embarrassment
Pittsburg report of a temporary market freeze after The Security Investment Co. faced embarrassment affecting Westinghouse Electric, Westinghouse Machine, and Nernst Lamp Co. The move came at the clearing house and stock exchange request as the money market stringency hindered funds. Millions of dollars are involved.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Security Investment Co
Exchange
Pittsburg Clearing House
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Company
Westinghouse Machine Company
Nernst Lamp Co
Consolidation Rumors Tie Dayton NCR and Scale Firms
Persistent rumors in Dayton suggest a deal uniting National Cash Register, Dayton Computing Scale, and Toledo Scale into a single company. The plan reportedly would place all three under one management with one capitalization, creating a world large enough to engulf the scale operations as a supplement to NCR.
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Dayton, O
National Cash Register Company
Dayton Computing Scale Company
Toledo Scale Company
Hamilton and Cincinnati Couple Announce October 29 Wedding
Emil Sayers of Hamilton and Miss Francis Snyder of Cincinnati announce their marriage set for St. Navier church in Cincinnati on Tuesday October 29. Bridesmaids are Miss Louise Snyder and Miss Florence Streibig. groomsmen John Holtmeyer and George Trouth. May Brinker will carry the bouquet. After November 15 the couple will reside in Hamilton with Mr and Mrs Emil Sauer.
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Emil Sayers
Hamilton
Francis Snyder
Cincinnati
St. Navier Church
Louise Snyder
Florence Streibig
John Holtmeyver
George Trouth
May Brinker
Emil Sauer
Tinners Injured At Blaeck Clawson Shops
John Tinners of Eaton Avenue sustained a severe hand injury at Blaeck Clawson shops this morning at 7 30. He caught his right hand in a gear, breaking and lacerating the thumb and losing the end of the index finger.
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John Tinners
Eaton Avenue
Blaeck-Clawson
Tinners
Butler County Ad Calls Democrat Best Advertising Median
A local notice touts a Democrat as the best advertising median in Butler County, highlighting the party's prominence in regional campaigns and voter outreach.
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Butler County
Hawthorn Hill notes and Eaton area social headlines
A long list of local names and outings fills this column. Families from Eaton, Camden, Union City, and nearby towns visit relatives, attend weddings, or host gatherings. Community life shines in visits, church events, and a birthday celebration at the Fogarty home with many neighbors attending.
Poastown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Emily Poffenbarger spends a fortnight with Mrs BE Williams. Miss Magdalen Barker and Miss Lucille Barker visit Middletown. Mrs Eliza Beam recovers from illness. Claudie Campbell and son visit Franklin. Val Selby works at Franklin power house. Mrs Harry Selby visits Trent. Lucile Temple’s eighth birthday party with Luci Bertha Mary Hazel Poffenbarger Cora Baker Nellie Seibold Charles Poffenbarger Frank Tem Roy Frierwood attending.
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Poasttown
Emily Poffenbarger
Be, Williams
Magdalen
Lucille Barker
Middletown
Eliza Beam
Claudie Campbell
Franklin
Suday
F. J. Campbbell
Val Selby
Franklin Power House
Harry Selby
Trent
Lucile Teple
Satuday
Luci Bertha
Mary
Hazel Poffenbarg
Cora Baker
Nellie Seibold
Maste Chas. Poffenbarger
Frank Tem
Roy Frierwood
Young Women's Christian Association Offerings and Details
A J J A at 117 North Second Street offers a comfortable home with modern equipment and fine meals. It provides phones, library, reading and recreation rooms, German, voice, sewing and cooking classes taught by qualified teachers, plus an employment bureau and Saturday activities.
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Christian Associati
North Second Street
Young Men's Christian Association Building Services Preview
Corner of Third and Dayton streets. Building open 9 a m to 10 p m with gymnasium bath bowling alley night school Bible classes religious meetings employment bureau boarding house directory library reading room correspondence talks socials and entertainments. Visitors always welcome.
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Christian Associatic Corner
Third and
Daytonstree
Bath
Bowling
Burea
Librar
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California
Ephiam Vannick
American Rolling Mill Company
Dr. Bundy
Rerek Abs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
the Model Clothing Co
Rentschler Bidg
Happy Homes
Judge Gard
Roosevelt
Knickerbocker Trust
N.C. R
Pnstnventon Home Study
Asoamo Senn
Scrog
Maras Meneene O
Eamen
Pen
Hawthorn Hill
E. Litehiser
Delilah Brate Fogarty
Fogart
Sister Fogart
Lucile Temple
Young Men's
W. i Frechling
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. Cc
H. Klenke & CO
Maina Street
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