Hamilton Board approves 40000 bond issue for school site
Hamilton Ohio Board of Education approves issuing forty thousand dollar bonds for a new school site and improvements. Bonds issued at 4 percent interest, $500 denominations, dated December 10 1907, with scheduled payments through 1919 and nine subsequent annual payments, with sale process to the sinking fund board or public sale if not taken at par.
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Board of Education
Hamilton
Ohio
State of
State of Ohio
Board of Commissioners
van Millikin
Appeals fund drives for Hamilton Children's Home repairs
The Democrat Sun reports a Hamilton appeal for about 1200 to repair the Children's Home health facilities. Donations reached 1002 with a growing list of contributors including local banks and individuals. funds designated by the finance committee of council led by Messrs Brandon R Millikin John A Holzberger and Jos F Ruhl with L P Clawson as treasurer.
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Democrat Sun
Council
Messrs
Brandon R. Millikin
John A. Holzberger
Jos. F. Ruhl
L. P. Clawson
Hamilton
Democrat-Sun
ClaWaee
Addie B. Cullen
Second National Bank
First National Bank
Geerse T. Reies
Chris Benninghofen
Peter Benninghofen
Miami Valley National Bank
Henry Soht
Ssesees
COORG
The
Long & Alistat
Mosler Safe Co
Emma Hughes
George P
Clarence Murphy
Joehn
Bopers
Frank
Trowbridge
Ae Peerrer
Crotahion
Iee
Csccas
John Connaughton
Wkterete Ros
Helena Ross
Asa
Charlies Shuier
John Holzberger
Henry
Gray
James Coston
Local Movements and Visits In Valley View Area
Special notes from Valley View Ohio dated Oct 30 report several relocations and visits. Silas Weaver and spouse moved to St Charles. Frank Krucker and spouse returned to the vicinity. H L Derrickson and son Earl traveled to Pennsylvania for a relative's funeral. Jacob Wizedom and family visited relatives in Warren county over weekend. Mrs Skillman visited home folks Sunday. John Vizedom family and Mrs Wizedom with daughters dined with Arthur Seidensticker in Hamilton. John Nilles family hosted Dayton visitors Sunday. Mrs Lincoln Derickson and family visited Sehnbert households.
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Democrat-Sun
Valley View
Silas Weaver
St. Charles
Frank Krucker
H. L. Derrickson
Earl
Pennsylvania
Jacob Wizedom
Warren County
Robert Skillman
John Vizedom
Anna
Wm. Vizedom
Elsa
Arthur Seidensticker
Hamilton
John Nilles
Dayton
Lincoln Derickson
Sehnbert
Butler County Democrat Advertised as Best Medium
A local note asserts that the Democrat is the best advertising medium in Butler County, highlighting its reach and influence for local campaigns and announcements.
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Democrat
Butler County
Alcott Arrested In North Third Street Theft Case
Frank Lee Alcott, about 21, was arrested Tuesday evening at Duerseh Cycle Co in Hamilton while buying a lamp for a wheel taken from in front of a High Street clothing shop owned by Mr. Wiseman. He claims West Virginia home, says he arrived from Charleston a week ago, and is held for Mayor’s hearing amid suspicion of desertion from the U S army or being an escaped convict. His West Chester Va address and Kanawha Coal Co past are noted. wheel purchase alleged from a stranger near Duemer’s.
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Frank Lee Alcott
Duerseh Cycle Co
North Third Street
High Street
Wiseman
Hamilton
West Virginia
Thomas
United States Army
Olcoit
West Chester
Charleston
Kanawha Coal Co
Heaton Street
Duemer’s
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Read Like Local Gazette
Special to Democrat Sun from Pleasant Hill Ohio lists neighbors visiting neighbors and small gatherings. Mr and Mrs Carroll and family visited Ludlows. several local households hosted or called on others including Wynn Strickler Hollowell Grant and Woodruff. A few notes on improving property and routine visits conclude the column.
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Democrat-Sun
Pleasant Hill
Wm. Carroll
W. D
O. J. Ludlow
W. B. Phellis
Hamilton
John Grant
Sarah Woodruff
Charles Wynn
Near Okeana
Ben. Hall
Hazel
H. D. Wynn
Iva
Mary
Hallie
Lida Strickler
Allen Morris
Mary’ Wynn
Edna Hamlyn
Macedonia
George Strattner
Ross
New Haven
Hallie Strickler
Myrtle Hollowell
W. A. DeArmond
Adam Massett
N. A. DeArmond
Death of Mrs. Catherine Lingler Pioneer Resident of Hamilton
Mrs. Catherine Lingler died Tuesday night at 237 Walnut Street after a brief illness of gastritis aged 78 years 6 months 15 days. Born April 14 1829 in Machenheim Bavaria she emigrated to America in 1846 and lived in Hamilton over 61 years. Survived by eight children 22 grandchildren and great grandchildren a brother and sister. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday from the house and 2 30 PM at St John’s Church with Rev H A Diekmann officiating interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Catherine Lingler
Hamilton
Walnut Street
Lingler
Sipp
David Lingler
Machenheim
Bavaria
Germany
America
St. John’s Church
Rev. H. A. Diekmann
Greenwood Cemetery
Personal mentions lace town social notes
Miss Mae Dickinson is on the sick list. Chris Schantz is in Detroit on business. Miss Stella Leigh is home after a visit in Middletown. Peter Schwab left for Pittsburg on important business. Ed Grebner has accepted a position at C H D as assistant cashier. Miss Helena Huber is home after a stay in Cincinnati. Mrs Will Butterfield spent Monday with her parents. John and Ross Himes of Dayton visited here. Mrs Sol Flenner arrived home after a visit in Dayton. Mrs Alex Hunter is home from West Alexandria. Miss Katherine Grebner is home from Connersville. Mrs Frank Dudley of Brockville will return home after a visit here and in Middletown. Miss Alma Schmidt returned from New Palestine. Dr and Mrs C F Bertenhaw have returned to Harrison after a visit with Mr and Mrs C E Mecum. Mrs Estelle Von Kanel, Viavi local manager, who had been in New York City, will return home Saturday.
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Chris Schantz
Detroit
Stella Leigh
Middletown
Peter Schwab
Pittsburg
Ed Grebner
Helena Huber
Cincinnati
Will Butterfield
Dan Miller
John
Ross Himes
Dayton
Sol Flenner
Alex Hunter
West Alexandria
Clyde Hunter
Katherine Grebner
Connersville
Frank Dudley
Brockville
Ind
Alma Schmidt
New Palestine
C. F. Bertenhaw
Harrison
C. E. Mecum
Estelle von Kanel
Viavi Company
New York City
Divorces Sought Over Cruelty and Neglect in Grim Case
Clifford L. Grim petitions the common pleas court for divorce from Arleta Grim on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He alleges she refused meals, chased him with a knife and razor, and left him last May. They were married March 30 1904 and have one child. Attorney M. D. Burns represents him.
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Clifford L. Grim
Common Pleas Court
Arleta Grim
M. D. Burns
Shandon Gossip Includes Visitors and church events
Charley Buckley of Brookville visited Shandon to manage sawmill interests. The Francis family hosted Mrs. Echols and her Oxford infant son. Lou Manuel and Annie McKasson were named delegates to the Miami conference at Newport Congregational Church. Mr. and Mrs. William Manuel Jr. of Creveville are visiting relatives. Rev. Spencer Evans of Cincinnati preached here Sunday.
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Democrat-Sun
Shandon
Charley Buckley
Brookville
Francis
Bethany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Home Projects
Bethany residents host visitors from Cincinnati Riverside Cal Milford and Mason while family gatherings fill weekends. Lou Emmons digs a new cellar and begins concrete work as neighbors share meals and attend events with the Vanness Crane Baker and Gorsuch households.
Tragic Death Slips In For Jim Harris At South Lebanon
Mrs. Will Beatty and families mourn Jim Harris who died instantly while overseeing a tree fall near South Lebanon. The Presbyterian service was conducted at 11 a.m. with burial by Miami lodge of L O F Monroe at Spring Hill cemetery.
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Jim Harris
South
Lebanon
Mr. Harris
Presbyterian Church
Miller
Livingston
Fulton
Harris
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Spring Hill Cemetery
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Vitality Boost
Fortify and increase the life giving properties of the blood and your vital force will be increased and your system protected from disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is offered in tea or tablet form for 35 cents. Radcliffe Drug Co. at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street sell it.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor
Second Sts
High St
Apple Barrel Bargains At Atherton’s Court Street
Bargain apples offered by W. C. Atherton at 209 213 Court Street from October 28 to 31. The notice promotes a fruit sale with affordable pricing and a limited event window.
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W. C. Atherton’s
Court St
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