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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
11
An old newspaper ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a reliable remedy for stomach discomfort. It claims rapid relief from fullness, nausea, and indigestion, with explanations of safety and widespread use. The note promises trial packs from Stuart, Florida, and Marshall, Michigan, via mail.
The Odd Fellows met on Heaven Hill at Main and Ti streets with Grand Master Aville presiding and one candidate to the initiatory degree from Hamilton Lodge No. 17. Rev. Benjamin Myers of Holy Trinity addressed the open session as Bert Bartlow acted as toastmaster. The state officers delivered short talks.
F M Peters Elm will preside at Aiea's YMCA Sunday gathering. Rev Frank Foster of Cincinnati Ohio will speak on Electric Currents of Thought as part of the Men and Religion Forward Movement. A G Gressle will sing solos and the reed band directed by Prof Lebo will provide music.
The women held an all lay sewing session at Mrs. Browns home 623 South Eleventh Street. A business meeting occurred in the afternoon. A free will offering will be taken in March date to be decided. They plan a two day sale in April to support the church.
The St Pauls Evangelical Church on Campbell elected officers last night with George Bust as President and Osea Schlider Edmend Glanek August Ruecking and W Larberg as vice presidents Secretary William Reherdt Treasurer Herman Nordbolt. The new constitution was adopted. Andy Thornshell Dead at Mercy Hospital Millville native died of pulmonary embolism aged 72 after a short illness. Burial at Venige Cemetery planned for Saturday.
Charles C. Schmidt aged 32 and Florence May Batt a Hamilton waitress plan a marriage with Rev G. Ger officiating. The abbreviated notice confirms the upcoming wedding in Hamilton.
A Hamilton based committee plans a Men And Religion Forward Movement convention for February 11 12 in Hamilton. Delegates from all Hamilton churches and wider Lute County will attend with each church appointing a representative for one of five departments Bible study social service housing work evangelism and missions. Speakers include J Allison Dayton Gideon’s President and local pastors with additional guests to be announced.
Oxford Ohio January 25 evangelistic services led by Dr Sheridan Watson Well concluded last evening in Miami queditorium. The sermon was powerful and brought churches closer, with renewed unity among brethren. An oyster supper by Oxford encampment T O 0 11 drew eleven members, while local residents such as John Mitchell and Kathryn Patton visited family and friends.
Hank M Howe filed a profile Arconal showing a balance tied to Lavurads R318. The filing names Chas Bowe and other related parties in the account dispute.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Church of Christ decided at Thursday’s meeting to banquet the Brotherhood on the evening of February 8. They discussed repapering and reening the parsonage and improving the church interiors.
The socialists at Thursday nights meeting decide to issue a weekly newspaper aid, appoint icons mit ted Tarhat object, consisting of six members. Michel Hines and Walter W. Winkel were nominated as delegates to the National Convention to be held Oklahoma City in May.
W Ehuony Spears arrives in town and will speak at the Colismun this evening, stopping at the SS Charles.
The B P U of the First Baptist Church held a social gathering at the church last evening. A large crowd attended a lively dance with everyone enjoying the event and dancing for some time.
A troubled family labeled High Roters, headed by W A Wells and his wife with eight or nine children, has burdened the cotta industry. Police and Humane officials have tried to move them from Mondy home near Gawel Avenue, Lia Lenwald, after ample inducements to vacate were refused.
Miss Josephina Selad sister of Mrs Eva Ceimat of 308 North Eighth Street died at the Little Sisters of the Poor Clifton Leighis Cincinnati Timraday aged 78. The remains will be brought through here Friday for burial in St Stephen's cemetery.
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