26 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
1
Church notes describe pastor Cowlald leading services in multiple languages and a congregational meeting. It requests every minister attend to discuss reorganizing work and clergy roles. Christian Endeavor governors plan spring and summer meetings and Bible study classes are scheduled weekly with Friday instruction sessions.
A social gathering is arranged for the ewinbers and friends of the ebnurel. An orderly, cordial event is expected with a good program well prepared for attendees.
Davidson is released by a St Paul club after a brief dispute. Chase Davideou will join One ant team Praday riche at Indédenpatia.
Night schools in Cincinnati voted to bar the tonehitg of something unclear. The article mentions high schools and a decision affecting next year, with several garbled names and terms.
A brief death notice reports Mrs De Witt Hopper has died near New York. Details are sparse with only a minimal indication of the date and location, mentioning the family name Hopper and a likely local obituary notice.
Jurors named Ivan Friday afterteen tar romman plans eontl German Angst Chris tin Creare Dowty Minis payer Williaio TE Sunterly Frank B Morlen Oliver Albert Valkenstein and Fred Rented will be impaneled Monday for the state chin wainet Jatin DePoy. CHICAGO BREWERS TO CONTINUE MANUFACTURE OF BEER AFTER MAY 1. A number of brewers, acting as tacdivid- WHE, will continue beer production after May, Levy Mayer says the Brewers' association believes the action will ease the issue.
St Pauls Young People will present a play titled The Revels on May 1 at 7 pm in the church basement. The event includes an interesting program of pendines and cutsing intentions, with proceeds for a benefit.
Miss Rutit Eldridge, a factory inspector, is to visit various southern states to ensure enforcement of child labor laws. She will confer with officials in Washington and at Nashville to oversee inspections and report on conditions.
Fragmented reader message repeats a misspelled request about a department and a princess. It includes stray phrases about the Journal having news and asks if something was left at a home. No clear people, places, or events emerge.
The filing details Minnie Moore alleging desertion and abuse by her husband, Ryan Nevinlley Whe, with evidence of neglect and harm during their marriage. She cites repeated insults and physical mistreatment, seeking legal separation and divorce after a November wedding and recent adjustments.
The Wadsworth Manufacturing Company of Vedroit Michigan adopts the Ford system of progressive work. It now makes over 200 closed car bodies for the Ford Motor Company and reports higher efficiency, reduced turnover, and better utilization of skilled workers. The plant cites lower absenteeism and faster shifts as key benefits.
W B Talbert announces a new auto painting venture at 96 Main Street. He is an expert in spray systems and promises quick, high quality work with prompt attention and customer satisfaction for Ford owners and other cars.
The Dedaworth district hosts a seven day Carnival opening tonight featuring the Great American Shows. Children will enjoy rides and amusements while adults witness boxing acts and a traveling minstrel group. Performer Miller promotes the midway lineup ending with a Springfield engagement.
A fragment notes a plan for wartime bread supply in America based on white bread standards. It mentions repercussions for mavements and bread types like wheat and rye, with unclear references to dates and places. The text lacks complete context but signals behavior change in bread production during wartime.
In Washington on April 26 the Democratic National Committee announced that women will attend a major party meeting in Washington on May 28 and 29. The event will focus on party organization and policy development with notable female delegates and officials expected to participate.
Washington reports that wartime agreements for steel shipping orders are being cancelled as part of demobilization measures. The halt affects thousands of tons of steel destined for naval and merchant use, signaling a shift from wartime production to peacetime industries.
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