Odd Fellows Parade and Ceremonies Open to Public in Hamilton
Hamilton host events for Odd Fellows including a July 7 muster, sword drill, and parade to the fairgrounds. Notable participants include Canton Sanders No 76, Ladies Auxiliary No 13, Maj. Gen. Perry D. Eberle, and local dignitaries. Public attendance permitted for the decoration of chivalry at the fairgrounds following a day of sessions, receptions, and a minstrel show.
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Auxiliary
Canton Sanders
Fair Grounds
School of
Sanders
GAO P
Hamilton Odd Fellows
Department Council
Ohio
Hamilton
T. O.O. F. Lodge
Court House
Roland Mckee
Loren Sowers
Josephine Bhort
Wellefontaine
D Street
Park Avenue
Fairgrounds
Maj
Gen. Eberle
Lallows
Rebekah
Indy
Nettie Melfune
Liverpool
Thalia Idleman
Youngstown
Netfie Summers
Oberlin
Anna Conitz
Cincinnati
First Indy
Jesephine Short
Beller Sontaine
Pearl Johnson
Toledo
Hira Souers
Canton
Blanche Laghes
Zanesville
Perry D. There
H. A. Halin
H. A. Halin, Toledos Chie of Staff, Col. Chas, W. Strock, Alliance; Adjjutent
Jas. A L. El-liott
Sebring
Loren Li Sheers
Centon
Chae
Wy Semimers
Gharliy
Wm. ?. Darks
Salem
Sentinel
Earl
Moyer
Fseors
Indies
Indies Lannerelle, Lt. Col. A. W. Smith
Louisville
Kugler
L. M. Kanerewaki
Wm. Ryan
Cin
Geesemad
Yauryztuwny
Alice
Bborle
Gantans
Lonor Swarl
Edith Strack
Alliange
Suzie
Nichols
Geneva
Vlara Hisiport
Warrens
Lady of
Tas
May Bory Cleveandy
Ana
The Rube Band Entertains Uptown Crowds
The Rube band of the Youngs town Odd Fellows this morning entertained the up town crowd. Despite grotesque uniforms they proved they are real musicians. Among those honored with a special serenade was the office of The Evening Journal.
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Youngstown Odd Fellows
The
Evening Journal
Odd Fellows Leaders At Ohio Convention Day Events
Fuller of Findlay Ohio grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows in Ohio is among the leaders at today’s Ohio convention events. The gathering features key speakers and organizational activities across the convention.
Parade Order Change For Tonight By West Side Merchants
Odd Fellows alter parade schedule at 6 30 tonight to ease the mer chants on the West Side. Gather at Soldiers and Sailors Monument for photos then proceed by conveyances to Park avenue and Clatreot with a new route down Main to Tenth Heaton and to the fair grounds. Busses will meet ladies at Ninth street to transport them if the walk is tiring. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Odd Fellows
Park Avenue
Clatreot
Heaton
Fair Grounds
Ninth Street
Reward store decorations contest tour to judge winners
Mayor Raymond H Burke of Hawilton and Retail Merchants officials plan a 3 pm Tuesday inspection of business houses to select the best decorated store for the Odd Fellows centennial. Lindenwald MM ZB notes Ladies Aid transfer of monthly business. meeting by Mrs Clarence Watking on Minor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Burke
Hawilton
Guy Spring
Retail Merchants Association
Middletown
Tynan Revenaugh
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
No Appeal By Cue In Bank Embezzlement Case
McCue, former cashier of the Commercial Bank of Middletown, faces a three year term after surrender by July 20 for embezzlement of 2300 from the bank’s pension fund. Judge Bell extended time for appeal denial and a possible bank investigation follows sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
EB T. McCue
Commercial Bank of
McCue
Ohio Penitentiary
Sven
Attorness M
Burns
John P. Rogers
John Christ
McCne
Stat Morgenthaler
Commercial
State’ Banking Department
Clinton D. Boyd
State Banking Department
Moargenthaler
Bell
Ohio Odd Fellows Hear Appreciation For Hamilton Meeting Plans
At the Ohio Odd Fellows state convention a resolution praised Hamilton lodges for meeting plans and civic support. The text commends the city’s Chamber of Commerce officials and citizens for cooperation, the flower basket at opening, and public spirit aiding registration and visitor care. Continued on Page 33.
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Ohio
ODD Fellows
Hamilton
Department Council
Snetessie
Avery
Harmony and Concord
Chamber of Commerce
Shot fired at golfer prompts hold for jury
Greuk, tenant on a municipal golf course, was sent to the grand jury under $1,000 bond on a charge of shooting with intent to wound after a municipal court hearing. The incident occurred Sunday morning June 21 near the golf course. three bystanders, Schultheiss, Sprandel, and Braxton Stewart, were struck but not seriously hurt. Crank was released after the hearing on $10 bond with Karl Clark as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Greuk
A. J. Pater
Fral C. Sabaltheist
Sage
Jersey Avenue
Funge Piter
Crank
Schultheiss
Scheltheiss
Robert Sprandel
Ridgelawe
Sud
Braxton Tewart
Clinton Avenue
Louis Sprandel
Karl Clark
Sheriff Orders Drive To Check Series Of Thefts
Sheriff John G. Schumacher ordered deputies to investigate a wave of auto thefts in Hamilton area. A car stolen from Court Street was recovered on a west road. battery and tire were stolen from Max Vogul’s vehicle. W K Black’s sedan was recovered near Pleasant Pike. Helen Rentel faced Judge Pater for intoxication and was fined 50 plus costs after a prior guilty plea. Marie Hilby also paid 25 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pafer
Helen Rentel
Florence Avenua
Helen
Bee
Pater
Cincinnati
Marie Hilby
Daisy Avenue
John GC. Schumacher
Walter F. Davidson
Millville
Hamilton
Court Street
Max Vogul
Wasserman Road
W. K. Black
Progress Arena
Pleasant Pike
Dixie Highway
First U B Church Plans Week Activities
Activities planned include a prayer hour, meetings of the Alter Guild and W M U on Wednesday evenings. Thursday evening features a sale of home baking on the market at Faithful Circle. Saturday sunrise services are noted.
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First U. B
First
U. B. Elarved
Ollerbein Guild
Aio
Faithful Circle
Teresa Slade Granted Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Teresa Slade was granted a divorce from John C. G. Slade in Common Pleas Court on Tuesday. Custody of their child was awarded to Slade, who must pay the costs of the proceedings.
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Anshire
Common Pleas Court
Teresa Slade
John CG. Slade
Handston
Costa
Merchants urged to return ballots for voting
Members of the Hamilton Merchants association are reminded to return primary election ballots to the Chamber of Commerce by Thursday July 9 at 4 o'clock City officials emphasized timely submission to ensure proper counting and official results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Merchants Association
Chamber of Cammerce
Signed letters to editor required by Journal
The Journal notes several unsigned letters received recently and reminds readers that letters to the editor must include both name and address to be printed.
No Kiwanis Meetings in Summer Season
The Kiwanis club will not hold meetings during the summer vacation period and will resume activities on Tuesday evening September 1. The regular meeting for tonight is omitted. Hamilton Kiwanians plan to attend the inter-district summer jam at Oxford on Wednesday July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hamilion
Judge Bell Hears Apple Divorce Plea in Ohio
Judge Charles Bell of Cincinnati presides in Middletown assignment over Leonard Apple and Sabina Cramer Apple divorce case. The couple quarrel over religious differences and custody of their one child, with custody held by the mother since separation. Judge Bell deferred decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bell
Cincinnati
Monlay
Leonard Apple
Middletown
Sabina Cramer Apple
Buehand
Bell
Stores Close Tomorrow as half-holiday hits Namiton
Retail outlets announce a half-holiday closing tomorrow afternoon and all Wednesday morning and afternoon in Namiton. Employees will observe shortened hours amid the midsummer period.
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Thei
Namiton
See New Record In Library Service Summer Reading Demand
Hamilton library circulation soars with strong summer demand. Substantial and light reading, especially mystery stories, are in high demand with long waiting lists. Six months ending June 30 total reaches 304 995, projections suggest year total near 600 000, the largest for a city of Hamilton’s size. Branch libraries in schools stay busy with 3 674 circulations in June and twenty new members added.
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Hamilton
Lane Public Vbrary
Central States
Burned Soldiers Show Improvement In Kentucky Hospital
Reports from St Thomas hospital in Kentucky say John Wender a private in the U S Army and James Nelson were badly burned when a gas lantern exploded in an army truck near Louisville early Sunday They were transporting transformers from Columbus to Camp Knox The explosion caused the fire and injuries The army surgeons noted Wender showed improvement and did not inhale fumes Nelson was burned but not seriously Only two cursory investigations will be made into the blast There was a lantern and fumes were believed to ignite during the inspection to see if the tank needed a refill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
John Wender
U. S. Army
Gaspling
James Nelson
Hough Monroe
Nelson
Army
Daughters of Union Vets to Erect G A R Markers
Daughters of Union Veterans met Monday to hear reports on the G A R encampment in June at Columbus. Delegates spoke of experiences and a motion passed to place G A R markers on soldiers graves as a lasting tribute. An afternoon birthday party honored Comrade George Dilyard, survivor of the 68th Regiment O V A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Union Vets
Daughters of Union
Columbus
Margaret Henley
H. Spivey
Ales
O. P. McCormick
Eula Snyder
Ina Ranesey
George Dilyard
Finn
Butler County soils and climate featured in USDA survey
A United States Department of Agriculture survey details Butler County Ohio climate rainfall soils and farming potential. Congressman Byron B Harris arranged booklet distribution from the Washington office. The report outlines rolling land along Miami river with upland interstream and valley bottom areas and notes erosion control flood history and soil types such as Russel and Fionastte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
United States Department of Agriculture
Byron B. Harlan
Ohio
Hesaus
Thos
Hong
Washington, D. C
Earl D. Fowles
United States Department
7. C. Green
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbus
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Ohio River
Corrie
College Corner
Obhes
Fang
Ine
Oxford
Miami
Miami River
Hamilton's Weather by A BREATH
Readable weather note lists daily high 89 and low 63 for Hamilton with scattered figures for prior years. The fragment includes years 1927 1926 1989 and 192g with inconsistent data points and partial temperature readings. The item presents a raw diary style weather table without clear context or dates.
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Odd Fellows Program
Mantal
Graul
Temple
Fairyxnunds
Anid of Honor
Trene Wooley
Hamito
Fr. B. Garrett
Fherle
Ren
Fred H. A. Wahr
Scott
Telmer Morgenthaler
Delyn
Anus
Postal Telegraph Company
Drive
Wheelan Serial
Stanfield
Secref
Cinmer
Spector Heene
Cassidy
the Evening Journal
Mike
Coogan
Beatrice
Climer
Ed Wheelan
Caief
Miss Worth
Inspector Keene
Esou
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ara
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