YWCA Notes On December Christmas Week Events
The YWCA announces a December 28 Christmas party for the children's Saturday class and notes a postponed meeting next Saturday. Members may assemble a chicken pie for the Battalion Army’s Christmas dinner on December 26, with Miss White at the YWCA to coordinate. Some classes pause until January. others resume January 2 or January 3. The calendar urges full attendance, term registration by January 3, and gift ideas including calendars and Cross stamps. The Christmas bazaar was a success and funds support the YWCA.
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Battalion Army
Miss White
Duorne
Rcet Af
Susselhasen
Jon
City Council Probes Street Paving and Utility Complaints
The council discusses undergrounding and paving plans with City Engineer and railroad rep, names personnel for assessing boards, and considers pay raises for Firemen and Humane Officer Yerigan. It also reviews smoke nuisance, oiling streets, railroad crossing safety, sanitary sewer connection, and street maintenance orders amid funding and ordinance enforcement concerns.
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Flauilton
Aker
Jai Yey
Henry Welgh
Pa Nelion
Synthesis of a Fragile 1920s City Notice
The fragment outlines a December notice concerning a city building project near Linstead with an offering of $200, details unclear due to damaged text. Names such as Meyer and Linstead appear, hinting at involved entities or officials. Further context is required to identify the event, place, and stakeholders precisely.
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Prank Street
Allin Street
Meyer
Linstead
C HORUS Invited To Attend The Y M C A Shop Meetings
The article invites members of the neighborhood to attend weekly Y M C A shop meetings in the local area. It notes many have already agreed to participate, calls for anyone else willing to help, and asks to telephone the Y M C A for details on place and time. Music is mentioned as a valued part of the gatherings.
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Y. At
Uhers
Hamilton seeks clear title to State Street ownership
City Attorney Jon F. Neilan will draft a bill to have the State of Ohio deed ownership of State Street to Hamilton city authorities so the street can be privated. The block runs from High to Court and back of Third Street, with councilmen insisting it is now primarily a public comfort station and should be cleared up.
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Eleafor
Ghis
Aker
Verehants
Carneil
Carmeil
Mrb.aker
At. Pleasant
Pike
Ohio, Electric 1 Co
Williams Avenue
MR. Nortiis
Ohio Electric Rwy. Co
Gaurt Street
Kabpar
Eal
Prytania Gvennes
Prytanio
Tlaldermar Avenue
Alto
West Millville
Gabler
Colmbus
Jon F. Neilan
State of Ohio
State Street
Bond posted for Sam Williams on embezzlement charge
Sam Williams was released from jail after posting a $106 bond in connection with embezzlement allegations. The report mentions a related item about boys’ coats and clothing, but the primary action is the bond and release.
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Sam Williams
Imiay
Tinker Signs Contract and Vaudeville Plan for 1913 Reds
Joe Tinker signed a 1913 contract to play for Cincinnati and agreed to appear in vaudeville at Reith's theatre the week after Christmas. He joined John McGraw for a visit to the theatre and hosted the Reds directors. Tinker praised Cincinnati’s infield but urged adding one or two experienced pitchers and a catcher as the team trains at West Baden before a four day trip. Miller Huggins Charlie Murphy and Form McCraw will join in Cincinnati for talks amid possible trades among National League clubs.
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Reds
Aha
Johnny Kling
Hoge Dreginban
Boll
West Baden
Indiana
Miller Huggins
Charlie Murphy
Form McCraw
Thie National Paeue
Cincinunli
Inventory Filed by Guardian for Elizabeth Gibson
Dr. C. W. Hodges as guardian filed an inventory for Elizabeth Gibson showing $2033.92 in cash and $3300 in real estate. The filing notes related rents and properties, including Bath area rents, and references inter probate processes.
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C. W. Hodges
Elizabeth Gibson
Inter
Councilman Weisman Seeks Vacation Benefit for Hamilton Police and Firemen
Weisman of the Bee Nond ward submitted a resolution to the city council proposing a two week paid vacation for every Hamilton police officer and firefighter. The measure was referred to the public safety committee after a brief discussion and may be revived later.
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Weisman
Bee Nond
Hamilton
Order Complied With Tintry Ashmore Withdrawn Charne
The notice states that Tintry Ashmore has complied with the order by withdrawing the charges related to Lauik Imany as ordered.
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YW. G. A
North Third Street
Ats
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XMAS
Council
Peguiut
Rountine Huainese
Boliciter
Gily
Neilan
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Kabxt Kemp
Dan Callohm
Ancol Jemiar
Committee On
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Yerigan
John B. Yerigan
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Squillon
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Byron
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Forbes & Todd Co
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