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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
4
An Emco gift shop offers low to mid priced gifts including plate cameras watch cameras and fully guaranteed instruction free items. Featuring Christ in the Gay Gleaners figure studies nature studies and Fisher Girls art pictures among various illustrated gift books and children’s titles priced from 5c to 980.
An old classified note advertises oysters priced at 30 cents per quart daily. Intertwined text mentions Court and High and a carpet sweeper from Holbreck Bros. Co. Readers are directed to Holbreck Bros. ad on page 3 for details.
John W. Egbert died at Mercy hospital at age 67 years 11 months 28 days after a long career as a mail clerk. Born 1843 in Cottage Grove he served 48 years in the postal service, oldest mail clerk in the state. His life featured quiet generosity and a hazardous yet faithful service along routes including the Chicago to Cincinnati line.
Mr. Egbert, once in charge of the trin running between Cincinnati and Chicago, died after a period of grief since his wife’s death three years ago. Survived by two sons, Howard and Clinton, with a stepmother in Carthage. Masonic services planned at the Long and at Greenwood cemetery. Funeral set for Friday at 2:00 PM at the family residence, 318 Dayton Street, with Rev. J. Hy Moorehead officiating. viewing Thursday at 3:00 PM.
The St. Dalin's Evangelies Sabbath school will present their Christmas program titled Joy Divine on Monday evening December 25. The program includes instrumental music solos duets and choral items with an address of welcome by Henry Sibley and a prayer by Pastor Rev. Huhn. Performances feature recitations We Have Seen the Sitar Swell Now the Chorus and Rejoice with selections by Alma Allspach Zelina Sheley Janie Stoneburner Clarence Bearer and others.
A list of Christmas entertainment details from Trenton notes includes recitations, songs, duets and choirs by school classes led by students such as Dinloyne and Sola. It notes upcoming performances at 7 30 Friday evening and lists participants, dates, and church foci plus Young People society activities and officer elections.
Classified notice lists a blacksmith shop for sale with joining value stated as $1,800 and asking price $1,200. Owner Ernest A. Benning, Theta HVLOMy, appears in the ad.
In the midget Bible class the Eagles beat the Mideties 4 to 0 and the All Stars topped the Crescenta dial. The banquet league will crown a winner tonight with Blatt facing Forberg and Murphy opposing Kapp. Hoffman meets Shaffer as Teague plays for high school. John Reichel, once from Germany, seeks final citizenship papers with 15 others to be heard next Wednesday.
Charles Clark of Trenton was found guilty of killing a dog in Hquire Haghee court today. The verdict follows a heated trial and strict local penalties for animal cruelty.
The Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants urge Hamilton merchants and manufacturers to adopt the slogan Ufa Best Trade Mark Made In Hamilton on envelopes. Printers will supply these seals at no extra cost, aiding nurse visiting campaigns, open air schools, and public health literature. a million dollars is needed this year.
The article explains Red Cross seals fund tuberculosis care. Every seal sold acts as a real bullet in the fight, supporting thousands of needy patients last year and aiding their care and recovery.
Coroner Burnall conducted an inquest into the death of Frank Eyre who fell into a coal pit at Calkcotla. A violence probe occurred, but testimony showed the lid was left off the pit and Eyre accidentally fell in.
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