Reception honors Mr and Mrs Ted Roll in Roll home
Dr and Mrs James H Roll hosted 175 guests at a North B Street reception to meet Mr and Mrs Ted Roll. Mrs Roll wore pale blue, Mrs Tod Roll white messaline, and Miss Bess Roll in lemon chiffon. Eleanor Von der Haar married Frank Wagner at 8:15 am. The ceremony was at St Joseph's in Washinon with Rev Father Schmidt. A wedding breakfast followed at the Futters' home.
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Roll
North B Street
James H. Roll
Ted Roll
Tod Roll
Miss Bess Roll
Chas. W. Gath
Charles Parrish
Mae Fox
Z. S. Brown
Bert Baldwin
Dayton
Eleanor von der Haar
Frank Wagner
Father Schmidt
St. Joseph's Church
Washinon
Ben Futter
Mr. Futter
Penhurst
Chas. S. Keely
North Second Street
James Cullen
Robert Cochran
Literary Society
The
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Edna Brown
North C Street
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Adam Krucker
Helena Freehtling
New York
Howard Egbert
Stuhr
Sai
Jack Hogstand
Eaton
Larsen Felton
Gay Felton
Orlie Dwe
Jennie Goodwin
Ferm Lehman
Jennie Burns
Merritt
Secral
Amy Owe
John Button
John Wysong
Frank Burifts
Owens
There’s a Reason Grape-Nuts Is Easy on the Stomach
The article explains Grape-Nuts is pre-digested during manufacture. Starch from wheat and barley becomes grape-sugar through moisture and warmth, activating diastase. Long baking completes the conversion, aiding quick absorption and nourishing brain and nerve centers.
Marriage announced for Thomas Lawson and Marjorie Sommers
The engagement news states Thomas Lawson of Middletown will wed Miss Marjorie Sommers of Cincinnati on Thanksgiving at the bride's parents home in Cincinnati. The bride is longtime Hamilton county infirmary assistant matron.
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Thomas Lawson
Middletown
Marjorie Sommers
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Lawson
W. R. Lawson
Social Club Notes and Upcoming Hosts
Miss Martha Wagner hosted the S S T club with Miss Addie Tabler winning the belt prize. Mrs Ernst Krebs and Mrs Chas Kramer led yesterday’s gatherings while Miss Edna Bosch won silk hose. The Chaperone club was postponed and various host plans follow in two weeks with Miss Francis Sehneider and Emil Sauer marrying in Cincinnati yesterday.
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Martha Wagner
S. S. T. Club
Addie Tabler
Bertha Allstatter
Ernst Krebs
Chas. Kramer
Jim Seherfranz
William Ports
Helen Bast
Edna Bosch
Francis Sehneider
Cincinnati
Emil Sauer
Big meeting at the Catholic Foresters hall
Last night a large gathering at the C. O. F. hall witnessed one of the finest initiations by local Catholic Foresters. The director and team were praised for excellent degree work, with members from all courts present and a crowded hall. A luncheon followed and Rev. Father Ward of St. Mary’s gave a welcome talk.
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Father Ward
St. Mary’s
Police Court Opens With Few Cases For Mayor
Police court opened Wednesday morning with a handful of matters before Mayor Thomas. Mrs. William Welsh was dismissed after being charged with using profane language in a neighbor dispute. A. S. Barnett, former Oxford Retreat employee, fined 5 dollars and costs for arriving on a toot. Frank Lee Olcott, accused of stealing a bicycle, bound over to the grand jury in 300 dollars.
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Thomas
William Welsh
William E. Stewart
S. Barnett
Oxford
Frank Lee Olcott
Fresh Oysters For Sale From Baltimore Daily
Fresh oysters and can bulk shipped daily from Baltimore. Address W. C. Atherton located at 209 213 Court Street. Notice posted October 28.
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Baltimore
W. C. Atherton
Court St
Ladies Admitted Free at Coliseum Skating Rink
The Coliseum Skating Rink offers free admission to ladies every afternoon and evening.
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Coliseum
Peculiar wills filed in Middletown probate court
Israel Heck of this city leaves his remaining estate to the person who cared for him at death after debts are paid. The estate is about 200. Executor named as R. J. Shank. Will dated Sept 12 1907 witnessed by George and Lena Leveline. Lizzie A Lane also files a will dated Sept 13 1907 with multiple legacies to sister Charlotte Wilcox and others. residue to Maria and Farnsworth Wilcox. Frank A. Jones named executor.
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Israel Heck
Heck
R. J. Shank
George and
Lena Leveline
Lizzie A. Lane
Middletown
Charlotte Wilcox
Farnsworth Wilcox
Maria Wilcox
Kingsland
N. J
Ransom E. Wilcox
Mt. Vernon
Lounella Barcalow
Jennie Lane
Arthur Moses
Charlotte
Sarah Wilcox
Annie Sheets
HL. VP. Lane
George Lane
A. L. Weart
B. R. Burke
Rebecca Fisher
Special meeting on Hamilton board of trade formation
The Hamilton Club hosts a stockholders meeting Friday at 7 30 to hear the special committee report on forming a Hamilton board of trade. Lima Progressive Association secretary McDougal Emmett will speak, delivering a message of interest to Hamilton residents.
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Hamilton Club
Cullen
Board of Trade
Hamilton
McDougal Emmett
Lima
Lima Progressive Association
Emmett
Death Notice William Blackley of Pueblo
Word was received last night announcing the death of William Blackley of Pueblo Colorado formerly of this city. He died of typhoid fever and leaves a widow two children two sisters three brothers and an aged mother Mrs Cecilia Blackley of 158 Beckett street this city
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William Blackley
Pueblo
Colorado
Cecilia Blackley
Beckett Street
Verdict Favoring Commercial Milling for Fifty Five Dollars Seventy Cents
A jury verdict in the Commercial Milling versus Semler Milling case awarded the plaintiff 55 dollars and 70 cents. The justice court jury ruled in favor of Semler Milling in a separate verdict.
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Commercial Milling Company
Semler Milling Company
Semler
Estate of Mabel B. Trowbridge filed final account
J. C. Slayback as administrator presented a first and final account in probate court on Wednesday detailing receipts and expenditures totaling 9 773 45 dollars for the estate of Mabel B. Trowbridge.
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J. C. Slayback
Mabel B. Trowbridge
Licensed to Wed for Julius Johns and Louisa Kloster man
Julius Lewis Johns and Louisa Mary Kloster man of Hamilton are recorded as married by Reverend Holthaus.
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Julius Lewis Johns
Hamilton
Louisa Mary Klosterman
Holthaus
Gradolph divorce hearing over alimony and bills
Judge Gard heard motions for alimony in the Gradolph divorce. The court ordered John Gradolph to pay his wife's doctor and medicine bills since the separation. The testimony featured the husband’s claim he paid the house mortgage and the wife’s denial of the payment. The wife said she married him to have him pay her debts.
Do You Know Your Grocer and New Novel Feature
The November issue features Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s new novel Though Life Us Do Part and promises it as a standout. It also previews the opening chapters of A Singular Life and comments on grocery conditions across the country under the title Do You Know Your Grocer.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Woman's Home Companion
Best Costume Couple at Coliseum Skating Rink Event
A Thursday night contest at the Coliseum Skating Rink awards five dollars in gold for the best costume couple. The event drew skaters and families hoping for a festive, playful night of skating and prizes.
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Coliseum
Local social notes from Cedar Avenue area
Special to the Democrat Law Cedar Avenue O Oct 29. Residents visit and updates on homes and neighbors are listed. Various families including Webb Huffman Ward Litchiser and Burns are mentioned with visits, moves, and rentals noted among Eaton Union City Mullonville and Dayton connections.
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Democrat-Law
Cedar Avenue
Milstread
Ethel White
P. P. Webb
Campbell Place
Homer Jane Beas
Hattie Ward
Mullonville
Mary Litchiser
Hawthorn Hill
FE. E. Webb
Elbert Huffman
Paul Huffan
Millville
Whitcomb Farmers Busy With Husking Corn
Special to the Democrat-San Whitcomb Indiana October 30 The Ladies Aid society delayed supper due to bad weather rescheduled for November 2. wood gathering drew a good crowd and a load was cut for the picture house last Thursday. Farmers soon will work the corn fields and expect a large crop. Jasper Bonwell is building a hen house.
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Democrat-San
Whitcomb
Ind
Ladies’ Aid Society
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