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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
3
G Ruder, receiver for the Hamilton Spoke and Burl Co, today filed a motion with the court to settle debts totaling 7,638 dollars. He asked the court to direct payment to creditors as the plant’s affairs are resolved.
The district schools at Tylersville and Mauds in Union township closed due to an epidemic of inwups. Many pupils and young teachers, Miss Winona Weissinger of Tylersville and Hubert R. Beate of Mauds, are confined to their homes.
Fire started in a hay loft at Voss Grocery rear on Central Avenue and South Second Street at 0:20. A large hay pile fed the blaze, suspected arson. Don William Winklee reported the fire, alerted neighbors, and helped rescue five horses and wagons. firemen contained the flames to prevent greater loss.
Maillges company No. 24 of the Keighta of Pythias will likely hold its annual encampment at Bilver Lake Park near Coyahoga Falls in the southern part of the state. Some members favor marching in table parade. the majority prefer a more orderly march to the depot.
The Sloan trial jury required 84 ballots to reach a verdict. Sloan will seek a new trial with Manshaugh noting the potential sentence ranges from one to twenty years.
Fisher wid Varl Symmes leads the Women’s Chorus with Williane Weislogel Arian Waille Scott Symmes and others as crowd is expected for the First Church choir event next Thursday evening. Frances Morton-Arorsd a renowned contralto singer will be featured along with several chorus numbers. Additional soloists include Tenore Waller Blackbian Fillis Riley Henry Beckett and others under the direction of George Tate and W P Johnson at Dan ik IW. Charles & Son.
Mrs. Catherine Meyers, aged 69 years 1 month 3 days, widow of Joseph Meyers, died at her Trenton home Thursday morning. She was born near Woodsdale January 1, 1843, a daughter of Jacob Augspurger. Services will be held Saturday at 1:30 pm at the Mennonite Church with Rev. T. J. Stumpf officiating. Interment in Mennonite Cemetery.
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