15 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
1
Wool cap and scarf sets in all colors offered in Misses and children's sizes with prices from 98 cents to 3 dollars. Display on second floor with Lina materials featured.
A large crowd attended last night’s Christmas cantata at St. Hotin, directed by Will Huber. The unfamiliar title and performers are acknowledged, with praise for the soloists and chorus, and notes of enthusiastic reception despite inclement weather.
The Hi Y girls hold a Christmas party on November 20 at the YWCA with Miss China Mwalt teaching English and guiding a school production. Milfred Selwwenn presides over the committee and speakers discuss arrangements, prizes, and transportation for each child.
Rev J R Wynd of Lindenwall M E Church spoke at the Linden Wall M E German Missionary Fellowship on German E M J S. The event drew a good crowd despite bad weather. A social time followed with pictures and framing ads from local shops.
An active gathering of the First Baptist church Ba raenvies met last night at W. G. Grogsley’s home on Greenwood Ave. The session covered a Christmas giving bid and named a committee to organize next March’s park program. Rev Vorvust la Mraser spoke and Missy Schmidt sang several solos. W. C. Crosley led as president. Luncheon followed.
Rev. H. J. Sohoh of Anna delivered a lecture last night at the Lutheran Zion Church on "Tathor's Hon Life" The talk was well received and drew special interest from attendees.
The December banquet gathers about 35 members of the Pon-is-a night Review association at Hamilton club. Dignitaries, ex editors, and business managers will toast, discuss plans, and introduce new officers as the group prepares to operate with faculty guidance.
Lucy Beckett led Waniltan High School averages with 94 while Imey Beckett tied for second at 93 3 5. Bertha Albwarde 93 finished fourth as seniors led by Slilda Laken Helen beast Miliaabath Huston and others. Missionary meeting held at the Aten home and a local sale promotion urged Christmas gifts plus a fountain pen and Kodak ad highlighted by Besser Drug Co.
A severe cold spell has led Onion Gas and Electric to cut off supply to all industrial users in Cincinnati due to high demand and shortages. Separately, Stephen Willey of 3427 Cheviot Avenue was fined 10 and costs after declaring himself in municipal canes in Cincinnati. Railroads plan to go to Washington for the inauguration. Texts from the pope on bishop selection in the United States reach Archbishop Moeller. The new rules send episcopal recommendations from Cincinnati province to Rome every six years after Easter. The Third Ohio regiment officers, including First Lieutenant John E. Oliver of Dayton and Captain George V. Melon of Urbia, Bell, will not spend the holidays at home, with Major Claude Hoover returning to duty in El Paso Friday.
The Bulls County team is rounding into the season with sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays at the club facility. Coach Lowenstain of Tomer Yo MC leads the team with mainstays Ghineh and other players in preparation for the upcoming schedule.
The article notes abundant material for a successful season and lists candidates for team positions including Hain Glavek C Glauch Del Lenhol D Pottinbarger Jacobi Murphy Steiger Kelly and Lowenstain. The first game is set for December 29 against the last National A. Cincinnati.
Piqua Elks sent buses Thursday to Captain J. Ch. Preshour and the men of Company F, 8th Ohio Infantry, serving on the Rio Grande. A total of 21,25 was donated by the citizens to aid the unit.
The Hamilton high school girls basketball team will open the season at Middletown. The game starts at 8:50 with a likely strong turnout and competitive play anticipated as the teams clash at the arena.
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