Mrs Henninger Society Met at Oak Street Home
The First Reformed Woman’s Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Charles Henninger’s Oak Street home. Members gave current missionary events on roll call. Mrs William Dawley read a paper titled Problems and Policies, followed by discussion and routine business. A future meeting is planned February 16 at Mrs B D Leeksider’s Park Terrace apartments with Rev Henry Nevin Kerst delivering the address.
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Charles Hentring
Oak’ Street
fAtrs
William Dawly
Nea West
B. D. Leeksider
Park Terrace
Henry Nevin Kerst
Sas
Henninger
Unclear fragment hints at laxative ad claim
Fragment mentions Bromo Quinine laxative and Grove signature with a World over to cure a cold in one day. Promotional style references a 25x quantity.
Hamel Is Given Verdict Against Sterling Paper Co
A Cincinnati jury in Judge Hollister's court awarded Louis Hamel of Hamilton $6,000 in damages against Sterling Paper Co for personal injuries from shafting, bringing total verdict to $7,000 after previous $5,000 award. Hamel claimed permanent injury. case heard over a week, defense granted a new trial previously. Attorneys Robert Woodruff and Allen Andrews of Hamilton represented Hamel.
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Hollister’ Court
Cincinnati
Louis Hamel
Tlamitton
Sterling Paper Company
Hamel al
Hamilton
Anil
Hamel
Robert §. Woodruff
Allen Andrewa
Maccabees Officers to be Installed Saturday Evening
The officers of Hanlion No 417 Knights of the Maccabees will be installed Saturday evening. An entertainment for the ladies and members families has been arranged. In a separate matter the Miami Motor Car Co case against Oakley Witters seeks a more definite and certain petition.
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Hanlion
Knights Of,the Maccabees
Oakley Witters
Miami Motor Car Co
Amusements at Smiths Theater Offer A Mixed Night
Smiths Theater presented An American Abroad a Russian melodrama by the Lewis and Oliver players last night. The plot follows nihilists opposing slavery while Count Curatoff rises to vast power and a former slave Ivan resists cruelty. A 50th performance is promised Saturday with free photo gifts. The company’s acting was praised and stage settings were elaborate. The Eagle Theater will show East Lynne in reels Sunday January 28, by the Thalihouger Company. The Butterfields will appear at the Eagle for the rest of the week with their talking pictures, touted as the best in Hamilton.
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Smith's Theater
Lewis and Oliver Players
Russia
Count Curatoff
Mons
Ivan
Americdu
Eagle Theater
East Lynne
Simday
Jab
The
Thalihouger Co
Willy
East ‘Lynne
Eagle
Hamilton
Two Matinees at Grand on Saturday Afternoon
Local Grand Theatre offers two Saturday matinees to ease crowds from last week. Milo Arnold and four elephants headline the show, with 2:00 PM and 3:15 PM starts to avoid a rush. The rest of the bill includes Captain Barnacle entries, a western drama, and East Lynne in two acts.
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Grand
Fternoon
Theater Ee i Cathey
McCartney
Milo
Arnold
Parenta
Irish Feature at the Jewel Saturday with Ganntier and Clark
Kalem Co presents His Mother a story of a mother's sacrifice featuring Ganntier and Jack J. Clark filmed in Ireland and America with secured music. Two Selig pictures and Biograph's The Battle on the Southelon shown Saturday Monday Tuesday. No price change. Also Home Coming of Cardinal Farley at the Jewel today with Memo Comedy at Cardigan Party.
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Kalem Co
Cardinal Farley
the Jewel
Memo-Comay
Cardigel Farity
Epidemic Gap Strikes Homes Across the Nation
Doctors report widespread cases of a distressing gap illness this year with back pain and urinary troubles signaling danger. Kilmer’s Vamp-Root advertised as a remedy, offered free by mail to sufferers, with regular sizes priced at 60 cents and 1.00 dollar, and urged readers to mention the paper.
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Gap
Kilmer
Greater New Yorks Monster Greeting a Cardinal Farley
A vast welcome unfolds as Cardinal Farley arrives in New York aboard the Berlin and proceeds from the steamship to St. Patrick's Cathedral amid a crowd of hundreds of thousands. The day features a display of the latest cinema with three thousand feet of new films and a program including The Mortgage and two Pathe comedies.
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New York
Farley
Berlin
Rosedale
Anita
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Pathe
Missionary Meeting of Westminster Church Women
The missionary society of the Westminster Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Goldsmith’s Main Street home with about thirty members present. Mrs G. Mikesell read an engaging paper on Foreigners in the United States based on personal observations from Ellix Tetaund. Mrs. Faucett discussed American Opportunity in China, followed by a general discussion of the current uprisings there.
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Missionary Society of the
Children visit Jewel theatre for appreciative afternoon
The children from the Children's Home were guests of Manager Joby H. Broomhall at the Jewel theatre on Thursday afternoon and enjoyed the pictures. They express gratitude for the management's kind favor and praise Mr. Broomhall as a good entertainer.
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JEWEL
Joby H. Broomhall
Jewel Theatre
Broomball
Gun Discharged And Master. Killed In Ohio Death
A despondent farmer Fred Smith 35 residing near Oregonia Warren county Ohio killed himself in a novel way. He tied a shotgun to a string attached to his bulldog and triggered it by feeding his dog morsels of food. The weapon discharged into his stomach and he died. His wife and children had left him and did not return home.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Fred Smith
Oregonia
Thin County
Warren County
Smith
Teacher Abroad social at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Millikin will speak on The Teacher Abroad at the Teachers social tonight at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Stella Weiler Taylor will attend and Miss Helen Beckett and Talilah Wynn will sing. A two course luncheon will be provided by the ladies and served by young teacher volunteers.
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At & Ovdlock
Presbyterian Church
Dan Millikin
Stella Weiler ‘Taylor
Helen Beckett
Tal- Iah Wynn
No Arrests In West Assault At Peck's Addition
Yousphina West suffered a head wound during Thursday night at Peck's addition after being struck with a weapon. Police report no arrests yet. investigation continues as surgical care is pursued. In other news, coal movement resumes on the Ohio River with over 1,000,000 bushels released to Cincinnati and Louisville, easing a local coal shortage jam.
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Yousphina West
Gallipolis
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
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