Patriotic Service Planned by St John’s Young People
Special to The Journal Trenton Ohio February 23 The program for a Sunday evening patriotic service by St John s ebubeh young people features music instrumentals hymns A Boy Washington at Valley Forge readings by Mark Shelev Jessie Beaver Henry Sheley Esther Sheley and Victor Schmidt among others plus prayers songs and duets core elements of the event reflect local youth involvement and civic music spirit
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Trenton
Washington
Trvin Balderman
Whilington
Valley Forge
Mark Shelev
Wiss
Jessie Beaver
Henry Sheley
Seley
Jessie Tetra
Gertrude Schmidt
Seng
F. W. Sebmidt
Esther
Sheley
Christin
Gertrude ‘Sebmidt
Albert
Jesus
Chas. Leisner
Victor Schmidt
Renedielion
Girls Confess Arson to Seek Education in Salem
Feb 22 report from the county scene states Linzie Crabtree and Lucy, both fifteen, confessed to setting a fire to obtain schooling. Reared on a county poor farm, their poverty was cited by Fire Marshal Carrington as motive. The girls were sent to the Girls' Industrial Home at Salem for training.
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Welely
Linzie Crabtree
Lucy
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Girenit Court
Carrington
Girls’ Industrial Home
Salem
John Bryant denies abuse claim in Dr Jacobs incident
John Bryant of Pecks addition disputes a prior report that he berated Dr M M Jacobs when water blocked access to a sick child. Bryant denies using improper language and says he told Dr Jacobs he would—but provides no further action or details.
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John Bryant
Pecks Addition
M. M. Duccs
Jacobs
Mammoth Cave lecture draws Dayton audience
Dr Beekman lectured on Mammoth Gave and the Wonderful World Story at the US M G A last night using about 140 slides. He has guided over 2000 cave visitors and conducts nature lectures, offering inexpensive illustrated courses to Y M C A students to foster interest in natural objects.
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2'Re Mammoth
Beekman
Dayton
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Safe Remedy Ends Catarrh Miseries in Minutes
An old fashioned remedy claims instant relief for catarrh and cold in the head. It markets Big's Cream Balm and Ely's Dream Balm as quick cures applied to nostrils or throat with rapid relief from nasal discharge, stuffed nose, and head pain. The ad promises immediate benefit and a 50 cent bottle as likely to cure, urging Hay Fever sufferers to try it.
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Death of Henry Krone After Stroke at 65
Henry Krone, Sr., died after apoplexy at his apothecary on South Second and Walnut streets, and at his home at 451 South Third street at 9 55 PM Thursday. He was 65 years, months, and days old. Survived by his wife, a son Henry Krone Jr., and a daughter, plus four grandchildren and other relatives. He was a Catholic and member of St. Joseph's church and the Catholic Knights of Ohio and Knights of Columbus. Funeral arrangements: home of his daughter, 451 South Third street, at 10 AM Monday, with services at St. Joseph's Church and burial at St. Stephen's Cemetery.
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Henry Krone
Tits Krone
Aon
John Walflange
Widchildren
Drury Krone
Charles Krone
Cincinnati
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St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Mail Bag letters publish in The Journal column
The Journal invites readers to write on any subject for Mail Bag entries. Submissions must be under 260 words, may be condensed, and require the writer’s name and address, though these may be withheld on request. The editor will answer questions when possible.
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Journall
Beautifying Our City Faces Tree Stewardship Crisis
The piece laments neglect of urban forestry and warns Americans have failed to value individual trees. It argues trees are a priceless heritage left by forefathers and urges corrective action before future generations pay the price. It contrasts past abundance with current neglect and calls for public recognition of tree care as a developing science.
Tree Lovers Plea For Preservation By Roy Grant
A letter from Roy Grant of 629 Vine St argues the salvation of America’s trees parallels medical care for humans. He urges cutting away dead limbs and decayed wood, filling cavities to halt decay, heal bark, and prolong trees’ lives, stressing their value in monetary terms.
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Guitiee
Roy Grant
Vine St
Market flies and sanitary concerns in Hamilton market debate
Citizens debate market location with fly and odor concerns from ash barrels near vegetables. Letter writers argue for keeping Market Street or returning to court house square, noting health risks and town status, with signatures backing or opposing the move.
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Health Cleer
Market Street
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Trarillon
Courh House
Hamilton
Ladder
Court Hange
Tamnilton
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Fish Fry at Pythian Temple Hosts Lodge Members
The Wonders plan a fish fry at the Pythian temple tomorrow night. Many members of Line Star and Tamilton lodges and the Uniformed Rank will attend. Encouragement to readers to praise the Journal.
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Line Star
Dean Minnich Coming To Talk To Men Only Sunday
Dean Minnich, dean of the Ohio State Medical College, will speak at the YMCA bowling green Sunday afternoon on The Modern Needs. The talk targets the moral evils facing young men and practical solutions. W. L. Tohey chairs the meeting, with a short Reedland concert to follow.
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H.C. Minnich
Ohio State Nur Real Callegs
Oxford
Dein Minnieh
W. TL. Tohey
Reedland
Aldruss Concert Urges All To Hear Performers
Prat Lebo and a vocal solo by Hul land Crecraft headline a community concert. The event invites every resident in the town to attend and enjoy a period program of music and performance.
Condition of O. M. Bake Improves, Journal Notes
The Journal reports improvement in O. M. Bake who was ill with fever yesterday. Mrs Bake remains under care and doctors say her condition is stabilizing with no immediate complications mentioned.
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