Older Boys Y Conference Delegates Return Home Praise
Eighteen delegates and leaders from the Ohio Y.M.C.A. Older Boys conference in Columbus returned Sunday with praise for the program and Columbus hospitality. The event, themed Thy Will Be Done, addressed economic and social issues affecting youth and the nation. Speakers included Dr. Luther Hiter of Columbus First Congregational and Dr. Frank D. Stutz of Dayton, followed by discussion groups of about 200 boys. Dr. Arthur Wickenden of Miami University urged delegates to apply a service above self philosophy at home and in their communities. Local groups may invite delegates to speak by calling the Y.M.C.A. It was noted the gathering offered valuable lessons for future youth work.
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Dha
Ohio Y. NM. C. A
Columbus
Lioh Hiter
Abureh
Frank D. Stutz
Daston
Arthur Wickenden
Miami University
Four Held for Slotter Thefts in Greenville Area
Four men tied to slot machine thefts were arrested after a Sunday wrecking incident near Greenville. Authorities say two Hamilton men Herman Becker age 22 and Jack Tepley age 19 were treated at Mercy hospital for injuries before arrest, with three devices found at Becker's home and another at a friend’s basement. Earlier, two more Hamilton men Gordon Jones age 22 and Merle Herselblock age 24 faced pending charges related to the thefts. The four machines were recovered, yielding $3.20.
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Ab Nuute
Epton
Hamilton
Greenville
John G. Schumacher
Herman Becker
Parrish Avenue
Jack
Tepley
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Shealo
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hamlton
Gordon’ G.” Jones
Merle’ E. Herselblock
Becker
Court of Appeals Upholds Judgment in Probate Services Case
The Court of Appeals affirms the verdict in a dispute over charges for services rendered to the estate of Freddie Berk. Judge Siman Hoes wrote the opinion stating no prejudicial error appears in the record. The case was tried before Judge KF J Kauly in the Common Pleas Court.
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Yadguent
To. A. K
Railroad detective arrests two on petit larceny charges
Baltimore and Ohio detective W. G. Cook arrested Andy Kinzer age 24 of 819 South Hiloventh street and Sam Case age 20 of 619 South Seventh street on petit larceny charges after theft of coal. The arrests occurred Saturday afternoon.
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Andy Kinzer
South Hiloventh Street
Sam Case
South Seventh Street
Petit
W. G. Cook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Olive Tablets Promise Fresh Breath Relief
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a quick remedy for bad breath. It claims the sugar coated tablets stimulate bowels and liver to purify the system, with no harsh after effects. The formula is attributed to Dr FM Edwards after twenty years of practice and is described as a vegetable compound.
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Fleir
Olive
Monday Church Activities Across Lindenwald Area
Church groups hold meetings and events across Lindenwald groups this week. Officials gather at high Street churches, Bible classes and women’s groups meet, and youth and nursery programs rehearse for Christmas performances amid prayer services and suppers.
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High Street Church of Christ Indies
Aid Society
Anon. i
Baptist Guild Devotion Held Across World
A Worldwide Baptist Guild devotion linked guilds globally at 4 oclock. Mia T Leifheit opened with invocation, Mrs Raymond Baker presided, and Mrs Notlie Meier of Chile spoke on foreign missions. Josephina Hodges sang as Lois Avent accompanied, closing with benediction by Rev John Buinkman.
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First Baptist Shareh
Mia
T. Leifheit
Raymond Baker
Notlie Meier
Chile
America
Josephina B. Hodges
Lois Avent
John §. Buinkman
Three Treated for Cuttings in Local Incident
Kall eankin, 22, of New Miami, was treated Saturday night at Mercy hospital after being cut on the left leg and an artery severed in the hand as Deputy Cain investigated. Joe Smith, 24, of 15 North Second Street, was treated after midnight for a stab wound to the abdomen said to be caused by an unknown man while walking on Belle Avenue. LeRoy Wilmoth, 24, of 010 South Pyramth Street, also treated for a knife cut on the nose, inflicted by an unknown assailant.
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Kall Eankin
New Miami
Mercy
Roof fires cause minor damage to several homes in town
A series of roof fires Saturday and Sunday caused slight damage to homes on Sycamore Street and nearby addresses including George Weber, 619 North Seventh Street, A M Winder, 541 East Second Street, and Damex Prewitt on South Street. A bank judgment for $13 876.99 was entered in Miami Pa.
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Red Pippert
Sycamore Street
George Weber
North Seventh Street
A.M. Winder
Eonth Second Street
Damex Prewitt
Sroith Street
Florida
Rettgnei, Montag
Common Pleas
First National Bank of Miami
John F
Lonng I
H. Nein
T Oe
Verdict affirmed in Argo claim case ruling partly dependent wife
The common pleas court jury verdict awarding Alica Earnhart compensation from American Rolling Mill as a dependent of Argo is upheld by the circuit court of appeals. The Ohio Industrial Commission originally granted $16,764 for 346 weeks to Argo’s widow. after her death and subsequent infant son’s death, payments were suspended. The mother contested, and the court affirmed the verdict finding she was partly dependent, though the precise law question may be raised later.
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S Jury
Common Pleas
J. Kuuta
Alica Earnhart
American Rolling Mill Company
Gan
Okie Argo
Sesident
Ciatriet Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Francis M. Hamilton
Ohio Industrial Commlasion l
Argo
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals Hiolds
Industrial Cirls Conference Hosts Girls From Four Colleges
A Saturday to Sunday session brought Littlesteini YW members and industrial girls from Dayton Hamilton Miami Western colleges together for talks on prohibition economics and social policy. Prof Beneke of Miami University spoke on prohibition economics, a social service advocate spoke on unemployment insurance, and a play was presented before a social hour. Seventy five attended.
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Littlesteini
Y. We Gay
Miami
Western Colleges
Dayton
Hamilton
Beneke
Miami University
Hoskesacs
Costae
Isabel Beardsley
Bureau of Social Service Work
Dorothy Stiebl
Parole Figlators Arrested in Unusual Circumstances
Three men described as parole figlators were arrested Saturday and Sunday amid unusual circumstances. William Xing, 27, at 1112 Garden Ave. Herter Baldwin, 23, Lindenwald. and Hayden Shanks, 22, South Third Street face charges. King was arrested during meals for interviewing percz. Baldwin allegedly exhibited peculiar behavior. Shanks charged with breach of peace and property destruction for cutting curtains on a cat.
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Parele Giolkitora
Araz William Xing
Garden Aveno
Herter’ Baldwin
Lindenwald
Hayden Shanks
South Third Street
EC King
Baldwin
Shanks
Leroy Wilmoth
Autos Damaged In Collision At Main And North D
Cars driven by Perry Hochenbender of Trenton and Don Helmer of 1837 Parliamo Avenue were damaged in a collision at North D and Main at 7 50 Saturday night. A theft probe is under way as Sheriff C Schumaches deputies investigate a gold watch a chair a $3 bill and a purse from Charles Hinkle of Monroe left unlocked door.
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Main
Perry Hochenbender
Trenton
Don Helmer
Parliamo Avenue
North D
Main Arrests
Dot C. Schumaches
Atonday
Charles Hinkle
Monroe
Fourth Trial Is Ordered in Suit By J W Campbell
The district court of appeals orders a new trial in the Campbell vs. Crist case over a promissory note from 1919. Previous trials ended in a jury verdict for Crist then instructed verdicts for Campbell or remand. The appellate court remands for retrial with jury consideration per law. Crist is represented by Kimball Scott and Andrews with Andrews and Rogers. Campbell by W G Shepherd and David Pierce.
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J. W.campbell
District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
J. W. Campbell
Bomer- Ville
Allo Crunty
Amon
Simon Rows
Crist
Court of Appeala
Common Prese Court
Tudge A. C. Risinger
Eaton
Risinger
Campbell
Firat Jnsbansa
Stich Tris
Court of Common Pleas
Kimball Scott
Andrews
Rogers
W. G. Shepherd
David Pierce
Ehrnschwender Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs George Ehrnschwender were held Saturday afternoon at 2 from Kinus funeral home and at 2 30 from St Johns church Rev Kuether officiated with interment in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers included William Bicker Fred Grainken Gus Graichen John Stumps and George Ebroidlions was died Friday morning Floral tributes signified community sympathy
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George M. Kmechwender
Kinus Funeral
St. John’s Church
Kuether
Greenwood Cemetery
George" Ebrai Dilion
Ernestina Ehenschwender
William ‘Bicker
Fred’ Grainken
Gus Graichen
John Stumps
George Ehenschwender
Chris Lobrey
Charles Deaker
Paul Aeremann
William Stumps
Afr
Mrs. Bhrasohwender
Stern takes over few Blacksmith Shop at Maple Avenue
Frank Stern, long associated with John Few in horse shoeing and general blacksmithing, has taken over the business at 622 Maple Avenue. He previously steered lease for A Wirtz Transfer Co. for three years. A. W. Lowe of Middletown seeks discharge in bankruptcy, filing in U S District Court Cincinnati.
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Stern
Frank Stern
John
Maple Avenue
Wirtz
A.W. Lowe
A. W.lowe
Middletown
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
St Augustine Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The St Augustine Society elected officers at a regular meeting held at St Varonian church. Theodore Kroeger was chosen president with John T Muclaman as vice president Edward Streicher recording secretary Bernard Brueggen Jr financial secretary J C Weik treasurer C Ludwig trustee and HH Budde Danner carrier. Installations will occur at the next regular meeting the first Sunday in January.
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Benavoleat
Order New Trial In Morris Suit
The district court reversed and remanded for further proceedings after an appeal in a Morris collision case. Plaintiff Joseph W Morris sought 5000 dollars for injuries from a crash at Rhea and Fatow avenues. Attorneys were Harry Connell for Morris and Andrews Andrews and Rogers for Frank Bloomgren. The charge on yielding right of way at an intersection triggered the reversal.
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Joseph W. Morris
J. J. Keutz
District Bond of Appeals
Cincinnnati
Plan for Better Control of Cols Proved by Tests
Plan for better control of colds proved by clinical tests and home use. The New Vicks Plan claims to cut the number and duration of colds by half and save more than half the costs of colds. Full details are in each package of Vicks VapoRub and Vicks NoGes Throat Drops.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Right Turn Duty Clarified In Vehicle Accident Case
The court held the left dial case needed traffic limits and lawful driving. Morris, relying on R. BR. J. Hamilton, alleged permanent spine injury. Bloomgren resides at 219 Main Street. The accident occurred October 18, 783%, and the original suit sought 26,000.
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Morris
BR. J. Ramilton
Main Street
Funeral service for Mrs Nancy J Kirk planned in Cincinnati
Mrs Nancy J Eire Funds services for Mrs Nancy Kirk 83 widow of Joseph Kirk who died after a heart ailment at her son-in-law Joseph P Thompson's home 1134 Tift Avenue Price Hill Cincinnati. Funeral tomorrow at 12 00 at Jackman and Penny funeral home Harrison burial in Glen Haven cemetery Harrison Rev Lanthrope Grant officiating. Born in Traverse City Indiana she moved to Harrelson after marriage and later to Cincinnati after husband’s death five years ago.
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Nanay Dane Kirk
Joseph Kirk
Joseph P. Thompson
Cincinnati Municipal Asphalt Repair
Tift Avenue
Price. Hill
Cincinnati
Jackman and Penny Funeral Home
Harrison
Glenhaven
Lanthrope Grant
Kick
Traversburg
Ind
Harrelson
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