27 Jan 1919
Page 6
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented personal notes reference Mra. dali Cragnivesbaia and Reaves visiting Hat Teivtinrds Cerin. Mentions of Private Janis Zive, Penn Vinwouver, and Mae Wel, plus a Carthage guest, Mrs Stieb. Context unclear due to garbled OCR.
Local notice describes an entertainment event at Pleasant Run with performers Barry Urban Mysunt Stre Michael visa Cher SiFermiy and others. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a musical program with multiple artists and a Thursday or Friday performance date.
A dubious health trend touts morning hydration with water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the body and improve skin. Claims suggest one week of this regimen can brighten complexion, boost vitality, and provide a noticeable glow, warning of potential side effects and questionable efficacy.
Reverend G W Bovard concludes his pastorate at the First Presbyterian Church after six years and months of service. The farewell service featured prayer and a benediction, with the choir singing Holy Night. Bovard departs for McKeesport and a new post in Atlantic Avenue, while a visit to Wooster is noted.
A violent robbery unfolded on a Sunday night near Bollingamills farm as assailants with revolvers stormed the area. They reportedly demanded gold water and fired at a dwelling, destroying structures and seizing livestock and grain.
In February, Miss Rath Bridge is expected to return from overseas duty with the Mahns Hop Jota unit of Britimere ak fing. The nurse, identified as Rod Grogs, has served considerably longer than a fenn sho way, with Welive service abroad.
Miss Mary Path wed Anthony Mickenbaugh in a Saturday evening ceremony at the Congregation Parsonage with Rev. Jordan officiating. Attendants included Miss Belle Path and Walter Path. bride wore burgundy, pink corsage, and formal accessories. Afterward, the couple, Cincinnati residents, will reside in Yardwell with a home furnished for their arrival.
A testimonial from Mrs Elizabeth May of Columbia Pennsylvania describes relief from fatigue back pain and inability to work after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad praises the tonic for women and notes widespread testimonials from women nationwide supporting its curative influence.
Friends gathered on Chestnut Street to celebrate Miss Leona Barry and Miss Leong Barry at a birthday anniversary party with Mr George Twhinstey and Mrs Hannah Green among those assisting. Aurora Tl relatives and guests from Sehnek avenue attended, with several returning from Michigan after visits.
The prose reads as a family notice of illness with relatives including Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Wageer. Mrs. Vathan's mother suffered a stroke, prompting expressions of sympathy. The piece mentions other kin and named individuals in a somber update on health.
In a chaotic incident at Ye Haven Owens Rent Ladies Ga man Sental, Jones blindsided Willian Danny colored, sending him to his home at 493 Sout Mone Went. A heavy foul of Paskings caused collapse and severe chest injuries, with emergency surgery and urgent aid provided.
Fragmentary text in French English mix mentions a president, a meeting or ceremony, and a possible outstation showtime. Names and specifics are unreadable, making precise attribution impossible.
A fragmented notice describes an evening program titled Evening with Riley and others at the YWMA north lab. It promises a display of reactive poems by the author, with vocal solos by Miss Qhadyg Curvull and a reading of post Mitkirting style works.
The court considered a new trial request by Harlan and denied it while upholding a prison sentence. Judges discussed evidence and grounds for appeal, delaying final punishment pending further review.
Dyspeptics can eat what they like if they take Blin e a tines. The garbled text mentions indigestion and a remedy, with stray references to a person and activity. The readable parts suggest a health product or dietary advice amid confusing OCR gibberish.
Obituary and public notices list Mrs Tauth Seebeck and family. Death follows influenza after illness at a hospital. Survivors include William Whistler, others in Hovenrile and Prescot area. Funeral services planned at home with minister Rev Dystha officiating. Also items on a divorce suit, a court matter, and a Trotsky escape note.
Thomas held to grand jury on charges stemming from a shooting at a home. Two attorneys, Wilkin and Mimi, represented him as the defense, while Lois Rubensleit acted for his mother. The evidence included testimony from eight witnesses and a tenser scene at the paper mill before Bond set at 8,000 dollars.
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