Oxford High to Stage The Miser of Raveloe Play
Oxford high school pupils will present The Miser of Raveloe a three act drama from Silas Marner at the school Saturday evening. Invitations indicate a reception by classes and teachers afterward with expected guest attendance amid music by the Wright trio and pool room updates.
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Journal
Oxford
William McGulley High School
Raveloe
Miser of
Ravelos
Silar Marner
George Kvl
Cairo, al
Lance
Wright
Frome Columbus
Grabenheimer's Complaint Moves to Police Court
Heyg Grabenheimer filed a wars rant in police court charging David Griffith with breach of the peace for slapping the complainant's adopted son Alton Grabenheimer, 11. Griffiths later appeared at the police station and obligated himself to appear in police court Friday morning.
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Grabenheimer
Heyg Grabenheimer
David Griffith
Alton Grabenheimer
Griffis
John Henry Challenge Sparks Arrest After Altercation
John Henry of South Severn Street and Maple Avenue faced intoxication and breach of peace charges after an altercation with his wife. Police officer Yarnell arrested him when he resisted, with Vernon and Cameron aiding. Henry sustained a bloody nose and small abrasions. Dr. Louis Frechtling treated him after he initially refused.
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John Henry
Ear South Severnsh Street
Maple Avenue
Officce Yarnell
Henry
Vernell and Cameron
Louis H. Frechtling
Clara Cordes Adjudged Insane by Judge Connaughton
Judge Connaughton ruled Clara Cordes insane after the doctors examination and proceedings to commit her to a hospital. The asylum report notes she is an anxious, nervous woman seeing people who are not there and suffering from melancholy.
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Wit
Night Changes Not Planned As Stores Keep Hours
The Hamilton merchants association meeting at the Chamber of Commerce discussed cluster lighting for High street with at least thirty new lights to be installed and work on posts and conduit to begin immediately. A motion kept Monday openings unchanged, with Wednesday retained as the shopping night. No progress toward extending the streetcar line toward Cincinnati was reported, though Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co. official Charles L. Henry planned a spring visit.
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Reta Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Retai
Hamilton
Rothwell
F.J. Meyers Manufacturing Co
Charles L. Henry
T ™Dianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Henry
Tndianapolis
East Hamilton Residents Listed in Local Visitor Notices
Clippings show several residents with extended visits or gatherings. Master Clawles Klotter of Springdale Pike to stay with his aunt Mrs. Fred Beek of Cincinnati. Miss Mail Moore of Grant Boulevard to visit her mother in Overpeek. Mrs. Win Wisswan of Springdale Pike to entertain relatives Sunday. Mr. Sleinesker of Bowler to spend Sunday in Cincinnati with his sister. Ed Shears of Twelfth Street appears on the New Beans Rothenbish list.
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Clawles Klotter
Springdale Pike
Fred Beek
Cincinnati
Mail Moore
Grant Boulevard
Win. Wisswan
Mrxi GG. Sleinesker
Aand Bowler
Ed. Shears
Twelfth Street
Rothenbish
Funeral for Greek resident held in Greenwood cemetery
After the funeral for Nick Christus the Greek, whose body lies in Greenwood cemetery, Greek rites were conducted by a Cincinnati priest in the Orthodox corner. The procession returned to Bonner and Cahill's chapel for dusky services in the Greek church. About forty Greeks from the city and vicinity attended.
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Dursday
Te Laneral
Nick Christus
Greenwood Cemetery
Cincinnati
Bonner & Cahill
Ibis
Union group gathers for a cordial labor council event
About 250 guests attended a Thursday evening gathering in the hall of the rated council. A fine lunch was served and music provided by the city band. W. W. Fins of the Painters Union and H. Symmes of the Carpenters Union spoke to a receptive crowd, the evening ending with high praise for the success.
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Crades Vowel
Trade and Labor Council
Womites? Union Laber League
Rated Council
Avi
Witisie
Cily Band
W. W. Fins
Painters’ Union
H. Symmes
Howe
Easter Sunday Egg Prices Vary Across Town
Easter pricing shows eggs in most stores at 16 cents per dozen in the first ward and central areas with 16 and 16 cent figures. Some outlets charged 17 cents a dozen, reflecting a varied market as shoppers prepare for the holiday.
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First Ward
Reverend S B Hiley to Lead Lord’s Supper Service
Preparations underway for a Sunday morning Lord’s Supper at Viv Reformed Chapel South U Street and Ross Avenue with a sermon by Samuel Baynleun Uiley of the Virst Baptist ehotel. Christ Hedges sues Sui Pappas in Common Pleas for 285 dollars for waiter work.
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South U Street
Ross Avenue
Samuel Baynleun Uiley
Ehotel
SERED
MONEY
Christ Hedges
Sui Pappas
Common Pleas
Eagles Bazaar Ready for Opening Big Parade Monday
Preparations for the Eagles bazaar are in full swing at the South Second street temple. Booths are being trimmed and stands erected while the midway features a country store museum baby incubator Madame LeFoe and Happy Hooligan. The display of stones mugs and tankards plus a $2,500 Howald electric organ concert every afternoon and evening will draw crowds. A large Monday evening parade is planned to celebrate the bazaar opening with merchants pledging participation in a fireworks display.
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Eagles' Temple
South Second Street
Tagles
Easter Feast and Resurrection Faith Contradiction
The fragment proclaims Easter celebration of Christ's resurrection with highly garbled phrasing about proofs of divinity, failure of opponents, and call to faith. It references Jesus rising from the tomb as a central test of belief and warns about faith if Christ was not raised. The text is unreadable in places but centers on Easter, resurrection, and testimony of believers.
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Sind
Ghirish
Iluad
Pani
Christ
Palpitation Fearlessly Confident in Pink Pills Remedy
Butler Ohio farmer J B Barnhart suffered stomach trouble with loss of appetite, weight loss, dizziness, and heart palpitations. After failing to improve with doctors, he tried Dr William A Pink Pills, reporting restored appetite, sleep, strength, and cured stomach issues. Pills sold 60 cents per box, six for $3, by Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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William A
Havn
Dotter Ani
Chepton
Williame
de. Willams Medicine Company
Bebenectady
N.Y
Fragmentary Easter reflection in a Telegraph piece
A damaged Telegraph fragment discusses Easter themes with scattered phrases about Christ, faith, hope, and charity. It urges readers to renew life after sin and embrace Christian devotion, though the text is garbled and hard to follow.
Police Court Verdicts Highlight Fines and Costs
In polite court on Friday Mayor Rothwell fined James Shet for abandoning his wife with 200 dollars and costs, six months in the workhouse. John Henry resisted an officer with 251 dollars and costs, also for intoxication. David Griffiths charged with breach of the peace paid 1 dollar and costs. John Ferris jailed for intoxication with 5 dollars and costs. Cauliflower al Rothenbush & Co.
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Poltce
Polite
Rourk
Rothwell
James Shet Fill
Coloriu
Sis Montis
Johi Henry
David Griffiths
John Ferris
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Kayser
Chee McDillas
Oxford High School
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
Lalis
John Devine
Charles O
Mamillon
der. Uny Patter Beaton
Migs Lea
Verna
East
Union People
S. B. Hiley
First Reformed Church
Ponese
Cathote
al Rothenbush & Co
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