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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
2
Hair tonic promotion pledges strong results for dandruff control and hair growth. Advert shows guarantee refund if satisfaction not achieved, listing Rexall 93 Hair Tonic at two sizes and sold at The Rexall Store on Second and High Streets.
A vivid notice describes preparations for Cincinnati Day with a major public gathering on Wednesday at 7 30 p m The Hamilton parent organization and local bureau announce ongoing home improvements and a grand celebration scheduled for April 26 marking a tenth anniversary A vaudeville show and an address by Thomas Cogan the new president are planned.
Harry J Reyes from Cinemonti Institute of Gen speaks Sunday evening at 115 Hanover Street F230 on its pres s Thy Ties of Restitution. An demonstration in the window of Herman Fisher Co Quality Shop tomorrow afternoon promises intrigue as attendees judge if the demonstrator is a real man or an automaton, running 2 p m to 10 p m.
The Baptist Young People's union of a church held a religious meeting in the church parlors with about fifty members present. Rev George W Phillips spoke on spreading Christian work, urging personal effort in future evangelistic campaigns. He urged young people to commit to serving, pressed the need for renewed faith and outreach to extend the kingdom on earth.
A court inquiry opened today into alleged misallocation of funds by charity agents linked to Butterelley kin, focusing on support costs for inmates and related warrants. The case names families connected to several institutions and seeks clarity on payments and accounting.
Venice notes show master exercises planned for next Sunday evening and Easter services replacing the morning church program at the Presbyterian S. B. There will be an Easter market by the Methodist Ladies next Saturday at 1 PM, followed by an evening event in the Odd Fellows hall. Local residents Shroyer, Gwaltney, Meine, Scheering, and New Haven visitors are mentioned, with autos seen in town and several mumps cases reported. Mrs. Robert Thomas is ill and Dr. Gorhold is laid up with the grin.
The Kaps-Brehm Co says it will begin work by April 20 on repairs linked to river flooding and canal damage in Peel's addition. The sewer slot project has been revived and a major rate case noted a letter indicating readiness to start, but no exact start date given.
Mrs May Lodders signed a warrant Thursday for her son-in-law John Moore charging him with intoxication. Moore was not found. John Ferrlawan was arrested Thursday afternoon at the Ohio Electric Station for intoxication and taken to the police station.
A mandamus to compel Auditor Brate to issue a salary warrant for Teunsil is slated for filing before Judge Morphy. Brate said he requested Prosecutor Burns to file an answer. Proceedings continued with an expected answer on mandamus compelling action.
Andy Walt and family entertained Joe Driver and family from Camden Sunday. Mock and family entertained Moses and George Lane. Miss Lucile Hook and Clara Moses spent Sunday with J. B. Phillips and family. Carl Straussberger entertained Plack and family and George Plack Sunday. Roy Hook and Walter Slough spent Sunday with Clarence Eckhardt and Viola and Velma Roberts. Ars. G. Strap, Walter and Pear Clevenger, Tra Beachler, Frank Schwortztranber.
E Phillips and son Homer along with Robert Moses Clarence Crander Glenn Beachler and Alpha Moses spent Saturday in Middletown Miss Stella Shafer Elke Beachler Glenn Heachler and Alpha Moses attended a social at the front of C June in Germantown last Friday night Alpha Moses called on Trenton friends Sunday
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