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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
11
An advertisement extols a corn remedy named Gets-It claiming quick, painless relief by shrinking corns and disappearing warts. It touts no bleeding or skin damage, appeals to shoppers for purchase at druggists for 25 cents or via mail from FE Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
Delegates Harry Helleriel and M D Burne ul this ely and memers of the But ler Aerie No 407 will travel to Haltmore Michigan where the National committer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles refines plans for the upcoming grand session. Key officials Hamilton Dyedevick Aneher of Yonkers and Conrad TH Mann of Kansas City push for a large relief site and a reduced delegate count. discussion includes housing for aged and indigent members and referendum on limiting delegates.
The mortality report for Regent District No. 130 covering Hamilton city and surrounding townships shows 84 deaths in July. Of these, 28 are credited to Hulton and nine to St Clair, plus eight in Mansfield and other townships, with St Clair and Maidfield among the larger death rates.
Appointments and guardianship bids figure in a flood of probate notices. Dr Hermann J Ire seeks guardianship of Apna Troutman 52 and estate appraisals include Sarah Huffman 864.54. Grist named trustee for a legacy 577. Bryne murder note to heirs. Real estate sale plans tied to Katherine Strinman estate debts. Partition decrees granted in Anna Huber and Anna Schenck cases. McNeal released on larceny charge. Harlan grants divorce Grace Whitney from James Cameron Jr. Ramsayer sues Ramsayer for 100 and mortgage foreclosure. Frank Beer released on 100 bond for non support. Mary Miller admission to Gallipolis Epileptic hospital sought.
Edward H. Glins a driver for Ignals Brewing died after being overcome by heat while riding in a wagon near John Pabsi’s cafe. He contracted unconsciousness, was taken to Mercy Hospital, and died at 4 30 pm. He was 48 years old, unmarried, and lived with his mother at 55 Minor Avenue. Survived by two brothers and a sister, the family mourns as funeral arrangements are set for Saturday at 9 am with rites at St Ann’s Catholic Church and interment at St Stephen’s Cemetery. Lodges plan special services Friday evening.
The Baltimore and Ohio Cincinnati and Dayton system reports a generous maintenance program for the past fiscal year, reinvesting earnings into track, station, and equipment upkeep. Maintenance costs rose to 32,342,830, up 44,325,842 from the prior year, with heavy track work and reballasting planned on the Cincinnati line between Rushville and Fountaintown and Andens from Decatur.
The Hamilton board of review examines current IT returns of incorporated companies, compares them with last year’s figures, and will summon company heads if increases are deemed unsatisfactory. So far, returns appear satisfactory.
Walter Johnson of Hamilton was struck by a passenger auto at Third and Main streets in Middletown. The vehicle carrying seven girls was driven by L D Wilmore’s daughter, Edi Wilmore, and Johnson was bruised after stepping off the curb. He was aided away as bystanders panicked during the incident.
Ruth presents one of the daughters, Mrs. E Stover, confined at Mercy Hospital recovering from an operation. Frank Liscombe, a timer for the hardware firm, collapsed from heat yesterday afternoon on the roof of Gardner Paper mill. He was taken home. medical aid failed to stop the illness and he cannot return to work for a few days.
The Eagles under St Bernard court prepare a Sunday excursion to the Country Club near Cincinnati, with 9000 people expected to attend. Buller Aeries from the local order will depart at 2 pm aboard the H and D train, returning the same day. F O B members will have car fare paid by the order. The local order aims to be the chief hosts and enjoy the day.
Merchants near unanimous on closing Monday nights as the likely new practice for Hamilton retail stores starting next week. Clerks express near unanimous support while shoppers anticipate the change.
The city pension fund agrees to pay a pension to Mrs Lord Huth, widow of Fireman John C. Huth, and mother of four children Florence 15, William J. 11, and others. Officials plan to transfer funds by taxation aid through the relief society to ensure continued support.
The First Congregational Ladies held semi annual elections at Mrs. 64 Mechling’s home on South D street. Mrs. Emma Robinson was chosen president, Mrs. Ethel Kaon vice president, Mrs. Lillian Weafe secretary, and Mrs. Ev Addison treasurer. A country spread is planned for September.
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