Immaculate Conception sermon at St Mary’s Catholic Church
The Ost Diowed sacrament honored the Blessed Virgin with a len- der service at St Mary’s last evening. Father Narkhwa delivered a sermon detailing Mary’s immaculate conception and role as mother of God, while the Young Ladies and Young Men sodalities of St Stephen’s church marked anniversaries with high mass and communion. Olivet Tablets advertisement proclaims health benefits with no harmful ingredients, urging nightly use.
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Miss Stella Peters Prefect Leads Local Sodality Elections
The St. Rose's Society elected its officers for the discharge period. Stella Peters was named prefect with an executive committee including Miss Stella Peters as president and Olivia Zamwertada as vice president. Anni Meyer became secretary and Frances Bonner was chosen secretary with collectors Celis Sasabis and Helen Tunz among others.
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Claverted Treagher
Frank Wagenstall
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Pie
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Theresa Plum
Thei Witr
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Mary Schnell
Durothy
Toni
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St. Rose's Society
Haltig
Haltig Hékentzthy Ice President, Olivia Zamwertada; Birsy Eucrevary
Anni Meyer
Frances Bonner
Tronguvery
Ohio Corn Growers Receive Washington Reception Honors
A Ohio delegation travels for a summer tour with the state’s prize corn growers, receiving a reception planned with Speaker Champ Clark and Congressman Sainsbury. President Tate to be visited in Washington as the party proceeds to Pennsylvanian honors. Rayios of Liberty township reports 503 bushels, while Blinet Kennel of Lemon township yields resolve.
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Uie Shire Board of Agricuntiate
Sandles
I. Sainsbarry
Champ Clark
Congress
Taterval
Washington
Ohio
Penn
Teller
Pennsvirvaniiiy
Harrisburg
Local Unitarian Leader Robbins Celebrates Anniversary Sermon
The Rev. Robbins, well known in Hamilton, spoke at Lincoln Park Institution and marked the 45th year of his ministry with a sermon on The Apostolic Church the Only Pattern for the Church. He received many congratulatory messages. a firebox glass was broken yesterday by an unknown person at North Second and Mill streets.
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Ginginnati
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Aily
HamiTton
First Baptist Church
Ehiel
Theo’ Tre
North Second Ane Mill
Dee Brolen
Calleh
Pon Bine
Girls' Gone Missing Sisters Returned After Ottawa Police
Mrs Baker reported her daughters Lizzie Baker age 17 and Annie Miller age 14 left with Lizzie Ross to Cincinnati with another girl. Police traced them to 4322 Gene frat avenue MTaker and used a prior cast off note. They were apprehended and brought back.
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Ohio
Potica Zellfier
Saylor Pays Off Irregularities in Eaton Case
The county ties reflect irregularities in a January indictment of Sheriff W Desertas for shortages. Bondsmen posted part of the $500, with Frank Saylor supplying much of the rest. Deputy Sheriff Hoffman to oversee funds. Judge Risinger reviews conduct of the sheriff’s office amid the scandal.
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Jude A. C. Risinger
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John W. Hoffman
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Order Given Frank Hummel To Mend His Ways
A man named Frank Hummel was taken into custody after a disturbance in last Uumilloy Sunday night. He faced charges including destruction of property and was released with advice to mend his ways and separate from his wife if needed after a police interview with Chief Zellner.
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Ayes
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