Subscriptions Reach 1223 For Hamilton Children's Home
The community report shows additional gifts totaling 1223 dollars toward repairs for the Hamilton Children’s Home. The list of donors includes Mayme Shuler, Charles Diefenbach, Robinson-Schwenn Co, Miss Helena Ross Bey, John Connaughton, Miss Emma Hughes, George Krebs, Beckett Paper Co, The Mosler Safe Co, and many others from local banks and businesses as recorded in The Democrat Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Democrat-Sun
Mayme Shuler
Charles Diefenbach
Robinson-Schwenn Co
Hobe BG
Vccacacts
Frank
Trowbridge
Caukodas Pe
MOORS
Aorminor
John Connaughton
Cbc
Helena Ross Bey
Aesacs
Charles Shuler
John Holsberger
Reeere C, Gear
Scics Ies OV
Ikcis Matton Cie
A. la Samedley
Fie
Tee
First National Bank
Peter Benninghofen
M. Goodman Oo, Berens Ok
Bender & Bros
Addie B. Cullen
Second
National Bank
Eras Ft, Mor
Cdc
Chris Benninghofen
Miami Valley National Bank
Heasty
The
Long & Allstarter Co
Mosler Safe Co
Emma Hughes
George P. Sohngen
Miveness
Omar
Kate
Howell
Columbia Carriage Co
V. Parrish
W. C. Freehtling
George Krebs
Charles Sohngen
Beckett Paper Co
Edward Sohngen
Memocrat-Sun
Henry W. Brown
Harm Shoe Co
Walter Brown
Stonebridge
Oak Isc Fae
Graduation Plans for Junior Endeavor Society
Special to the Democrat Sun West Elkton Ohio October 31 the Junior Endeavor society graduation will be Friday evening. The program includes songs by the choir invocations and readings by Fanny Jordan Margaret Talbert May Conatroe Mable Stafford and others with solos by Jessie Robinson and a class address by Rev Ida Parker. Diplomas will be presented by the superintendent followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Junior Endeavor Society
Rev. Newton
Fanny Jordan
Margaret Talbert
Ollie Reese
Pauline Stubbs
May Conatroe
Mable Stafford
Jessie Robinson
Ida Parker
Man Killed by Train Identified as Norman Fisher of Middletown
Norman Fisher a 35 year old mechanic from Fairview avenue was positively identified as the man struck Tuesday night by a C H D train at Station avenue Winton Place. He had no city relatives. cousins from Middletown Ohio claimed the body. He has siblings in West Virginia and a Middletown funeral is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station Avenue
Winton Place
Norman Fisher
Fairview Avenue
Middletown
Ohio
West Virginia
Good music and skat at the Coliseum tonight
A lively Coliseum evening features music and skat games drawing local crowds for entertainment and socializing. Concert vibes mix with card play as attendees enjoy a casual, upbeat atmosphere.
Halloween Mischief Report From Local Streets
On Halloween night boys caused vandalism in Henry street and at Park Exchange restaurant where boxes, barrels, and a bike rack blocked doors. They tore down a sign at Bruce boarding house and carried tree branches up to a steps, while gates and loose property were removed across several blocks. Residents searched for scattered messes including excelsior balls on streets and yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Henry Street
Aaron Lawson
Park Exchange
Bruce
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Guy. Campbell
Robert Lucky R. C. Receives California estate letter
Robert Lucky R C a resident at 207 South Monument Avenue who worked at Champion Coated Paper mills and operated a wood business in Cincinnati receives a sister's letter stating an aunt who died in California willed him two houses and lots valued between seven thousand and eight thousand dollars and part of a five thousand life insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Robert
South
Monument Avenue
Champion Coated Paper Mills
Cincinnati
California
Public Service Board approves multiple funds and contracts
The service board met to approve payments from the electric light and street funds and to authorize contractor work. Resolutions covered payrolls for water gas and electric utilities and payments to Dim mick and W. H. Louthan. John Arpp won a $5181.76 bid to pipe the city’s electric light plant within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Electric Light Fund
D. R. P. Dimmick
W. H. Louthan
Electric Light
Hamilton Gas & Electric Co
South Second Street
Andrews Asphalt Paving Co
Canton
Metropolitan Block
North B
John Arpp
Middletown
Rev Feeney to Visit Westminster Church in Hamilton
A congregational meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church discussed church matters but took no action on calling a pastor. Rev Feeney of Minneapolis will preach next Sunday and may consider a pastorate. He will stay with Dr George C Skinner during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Feehey
Minneapolis
Jewelers Seek Ohio Association Growth Across Cities
A Cincinnati Retail Jewelers group and associates visited Hamilton Middletown and Dayton to interest local jewelers in forming statewide associations. The Ohio association aims to include every city soon and Cincinnati, near the largest U S jewelry group, plans further trips and a meeting at the Palace hotel tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. F. Kaelin
Otto C. Lightner
Messrs. Schemel and Cornseifer
Cincinnati
W. C. T. U. Meeting Planned at Ludlow Street Home
The W. C. T. U. will hold its Friday 2 30 PM meeting at Mrs. S Kirk home 31 Ludlow Street with members to gather for an afternoon session.
Local singer Bessie Lamb dies after lingering illness
Bessie Lamb a Cincinnati vaudeville singer known for ragtime mimicry dies at 28 after six months of poor health. She lived with her uncle at 438 Hopkins street and performed with Reilly and Woods Hurtig and Seaman on tour. She appeared in Hamilton at Lindenwald park and the Bijou. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Lamb
Ben Heisler
Hopkins Street
Cincinnati
Upper Vine Street
Reilly
New York
Miss Lamb
Hamilton
Lindenwald Park
Tom A. Smith
Bijou
Cycle Club Initiates Twenty Two New Members In Hamilton Band
Butler County Cycle club held a large meeting last night with a major initiation. Twenty two new members joined and each new member is linked to a Hamilton band. They plan a band for the club and foresee benefits in many events. A banquet followed and was enjoyed by all. Tonight the club hosts its regular annual dance at Lindley’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Cycle Club
Hamilton
Lindley’s Hall
Mathes Sohngen Co Secures Advertising Expert
The Mathes Sohngen Co has added an advertising manager to its staff. Mr. R W Everett of Pittsburg has taken the position after working at Joseph Horn's dry goods store there. The firm commends the appointment and its experienced new head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathes-Sohngen Co
R. W. Everett
Pittsburg
Joseph Horn
Magthes-Sohngen Co
Hospital News Briefs
August Ive of 1216 Ludlow Street and Charles L. Hastings of 112 Gordon Avenue were admitted for treatment. Harry Miller was dismissed after nine weeks of treatment as fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ive
Ludlow Street
Charles L. Hastings
Gordon Avenue
Harry Miller
Ferdinand Theys v Fin ger hearing over alienation claim
Judge Murphy and a jury heard the case of Ferdinand Theys against Peter Fin ger. The plaintiff seeks 4000 dollars for the alienation of his wife's affections.
Personal mentions across cities signal moves and travels
Joe Smith spent last evening in Cincinnati. Mrs. George Selfrage spent yesterday in Cincinnati. Thomas Shalley was in Oxford on business. Mrs. Floyd and daughter Lilian visited Oxford. Chas Sayers, now in the city, plans to reside here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H Wenzel returned from their wedding trip to Pennsylvania. Dr H E Twitchell arrives home tomorrow from West Virginia. Martin Endres of Madison visits due to his brother's illness. Mrs Abe Rothwell and daughter Martha traveled to Pueblo for health. Miss Helena Schafer Lindenwald left for California with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Cincinnati
George Selfrage
Thomas Shalley
Oxford
Floyd
Lillian
Chas. Sayers
Illinois
Fred H. Wenzel
Pennsylvania
H. E. Twitchell
West Virginia
Martin Endres
Madison, Wis
R. Endres
Linden Street
Franks and Sauer Wedding Notices and Ceremonies
In society gossip, Frances Schnei der of Cincinnati married Emil Sauer in a 8:45 AM ceremony at St. Xavier church. Attendants included Louise Schneider Florence Streibig flower girl May Brinker, and groomsmen John Holtmeyer George Trauth. The bride wore a net gown with a long veil. residence set for Lindenwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier Church
Frances Schneider
Cincinnati
Emil Sauer
Father Finn
Louise Schneider
Florence Streibig
John Holtmeyer
George Trauth
Clifton
May Brinker
Henry Brinker
Robertson Held On Embezzlement Charge By Grand Jury
John Robertson arrested for embezzling 28 from Western and Southern Life Insurance was held to the grand jury by Squire Murphy in bonds of 200. He posted bond with Alex Brennan as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Squire Murphy
Ife
Alex Brennan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rich Comesy
Arte
Bank OF Laughter
Joan Stapleton
Bana
Harry Askin Co
Flenora Barry
Riley Cheambe
Ashley Miller
Ernest Truax
Horac Newman
Caroline Eckert
Inez Premmer
Rose Tiffany
Alaska
Smith’s Theatre
North Bros. Stock Co
Sardou
London
Grace George
Stock Co
Matinee
Princess
Philip Held & Co
Seidensticker Wim
Winkler
Eee
Family Theatre
Matusomoto
Democrat Sun
Robert Lucky
Rev. Feeney
Westminster Presbyterian
Jewelers
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Mathes—Sohngen CO
Hospital News
Abe Rothwell
Martha
Pueblo, Colo
Helena Schafer
Lindenwald
Carrie Hilker
Clyde Symmes
Frogs
A.C. C
Bing
Quinn
Conner
Denis Eh
Urlewicz
Kane
Eevee
Lill
Sorrell
Coliseum
Fred Henning
Wood Street
Miamisburg
Electro Jilicon
Electro Silicon Co
Cliff St
York
Robertson
Van
Euan
Ohio Woolen Mills
Court Street Bell
al G
Third Court
Jas. E. Rothen Bush
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