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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
2
Fragments report the Catholic high school reopening details. Building work nears completion with rooms ready and invitations issued. A note mentions St. Ve Daine affiliation and a schedule item at 6am Friday for Sambaliony assistance.
William Jovers of Middstown was stopped by police Thursday night and found with a revolver and three cartridges in violation of the law. Mayor Straub bound him over to the grand jury in $400 bail, posted by a friend, and he remaining free at the county jail pending the October grand jury to answer the indictment.
Last night a large audience gathered at Grand Boulevard under M. O.A. auspices for an illustrated talk titled Nazarene. Rev. J Benjamin Mayers delivered a well received address while the Bethel chorus offered three choruses and a duet. The series closing for the summer drew broad appreciation from hundreds.
Archbishop Henry Moeller announced pastorate changes affecting St Josephs St Peters and St Boniface in Piqua. Father Tabke moves to St Boniface Cummingville with Rev John Meyerhouter of Delhi replacing him at St Josephs. St Peters sees Rev Anthony Tabke reassigned to St Boniface and Rev Trev Felix to St Peters. Various confirmations list new assignments including Rev Miederick Weil and Rev Louis Evers among others.
Amusements at Smiths theatre present Rosemary Theby and Irving Cum mings in a two act drama The Fight for Right about labor union contracts and prison labor with a victorious outcome. The Reliance players back the production in a prison reform life narrative with a second pilot comedy The Green Eyed Monster and a one reel Ke comedy. Saturday features the intra one reel comedy by the Ke.
An advertisement claims GEIS-IT removes corns quickly with no fuss or bandages. It touts CGRIS-TP and GETS-LT as pain reducing and skin friendly, promise no harm to healthy flesh and disappearance of warts and corns. The offer mentions immediate ship on receipt of payment by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
Sunday features include The Quakeress two reel feature The Fivebuggs by Keystone comedian Anna Belly Ward sings Sunday. Next week Battle of Gebrysburg in five reels touted as greatest war picture. Also The Havge Smith’s Punt Gilmor players in Thy Havee. Regular at Swith's Tuesday Sep 9. Grand tonight shows a three reel stage film The Bible story Salome dance and Romeine Fielding in A Dastt Lor Liberty at Jewel today. Pathes Weekly No 43 1913 also shown with Radin Law over Rainbow Falls 80 feet high.
Opening day at the Y M C A features new alleys and three five pocket billiard tables. The league bowlers have two weeks to practice before a bigger league season, with low rates offered to all members and invites to bring friends for the holiday event on September 1.
Three people were injured Thursday afternoon near Tilden in Hendricks County Indiana when an H and H engine exploded. The seriously hurt include Pantli Washburn 34 a driver with a broken cadar bone and bruises and scalp injuries and Vornisa Barber 22 a fireman with scalds and burns and a head gash. George Williams 23 a brakeman sustained non serious injuries. All residents of Indianapolis.
Fine Report from College Hill Ohio on August 20 details the Miami Conference adopting a double budget system for every charge and urging a full member canvass for local and benevolence budgets. Presiding Elder Kurts urged a $1100 apportionment for the denomination finance committee, with concurrence. The report notes 111 organized churches and a new Springfield CK society, plus 8 church dedications, pastor salaries up, and total engagements around 1,700.
A city report details Army cots sent to the relief station at the Columbia Carriage Works plant. Mohler returns as chief and orders handling at the works. Interested citizens seek cots, with varied questions about size and use. A cot is shown strapped in a bundle 38 inches long to illustrate its packing.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a handle used for warying like a satehial and its unveiling transforming into a strong bed. It mentions dimensions around 2 feet long and 4 inches wide and references sustaining some ordinary signed per. The passage contains garbled terms and appears to discuss desires and a dull apiece.
A garbled column mocks reformers and shopper economy while lampooning gender attire and social norms. It jokes about credit for future plans, women’s fashion risks, and a storm causing telephones to fail, ending with a note about publishing names and ages of certain women.
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