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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1928

Page

20

Governor Smith and Family Home Life in Albany

Mrs Smith relaxes with grandchildren and friends at the governor's Albany residence Life centers in the mansion as the Smiths host informal gatherings and private shows Children Arthur Walter and Emily Warner are named The governor's routines include daily calls and evenings with family, dogs and shared leisure activities in a homey White House atmosphere in Albany New York.

Oliver Street Asheville N.C Smith Tims Glen Wanttts Arthur Walter Emily Smith Warner Waller Albany Alfred Wi, Smith New York Habjit M Swill Smitty Haji Smiths M Smith White House York Alany Klathievine Myre Geo Son Joey Batlalu Kidloui Lallo Ty Whitehead Lent Meg Mya Smith

Police motorcycle damaged by truck at Main and Bowtreels

Patrolman Albert Slada's motorcycle was severely damaged at noon on Wednesday when struck by a light delivery truck parked near Main and Bowtreels. The bike, owned by Adrian Grocery, was driven by Paul Richter of G4 Vast Avenue.

Albert Slada Muirsday Main Bowtreels Utek Adrian Grocery Paul Richter Vast Avenue Moldreyele

School books correct by Gough and auditor report

Mary Columbus, a taxpayer in College Corner district, requested a state audit of the College Car district. The audit covered from April 19, 1927 to March 10, 1928 and found no evidence of bank failure or improper changes in school clerks. the auditors praised the district for strict business and efficiency. One technical error was found under a building seat, involving interest paid.

Gough Mary Columbus Uaveau Ian Sevewaty Columbus Oy Marcil College Coreney Preble Vonuly Favean Nvtiice Alte Adil College Carev Aml Oln Cinkle Amd Aled Elite Te Voverg Ail Rndings Cor

Bond Sale Report From Cincinnati Firm

Fragmentary OCR describes bonds sold by a Cincinnati firm to Taylor Wilson and Company. The text hints at an alarm and remarks on sleigh work performance and the involvement of reform elements, but details are unclear due to corruption.

Taylor, Wilson and Company Cincinnati

Funeral services for Charles Mat at residence on Brown Avenue

Fragmented report notes funeral services for Charles Mat at the residence on Brown Avenue conducted by Pastor Walker. A graveside service followed at Hill Cemetery. The piece mentions illness and a death in Shelbyville with scattered family details and local names.

Shelbyville Charles Mat Brown Avenue Walker Baviak Drove Hill Cemetery

Local Obituary and Notices From Several Counties

A set of brief obituaries and notices across Kentucky towns report the deaths of several residents. Jozefhy P Wood, 64, of Bowling Green, died at home after illness. survivors include six children and relatives in Bardstown and Louisville. In Midway, R Richardson, appointed receiver at the State Reformatory by the State Board of Charities. In Owensboro, Dr HF Whited died at City Hospital after an appendectomy. In Central City, Mack Robinson, 41, died after falling at a hotel stairs. the notice notes injuries led to death.

Bowling Green Jozephy P Frankford R. €. Richardson Midway State Board of Charities Sucred C. K. Megjibben Tia Fastern State Hospital Lesington Owensboro Simpson County Mack Robinson Central City

Death of Mrs Wells at Home on Walnut Street

Mrs Iiza J Wells aged 73 died at her home on Walnut Street after a week of heart trouble. A native of Fleming County she was the widow of Captain John Wells of the Lig Wag Between the Skates era.

Maysville Iiza J. Wells Walnut Street Pleming Country John 2. Wells

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