Continuation School Movement Gains Manufacturer Backing
A Hamilton meeting of manufacturers, called by the Chamber of Commerce industrial education committee, secured pledges of support for a continuation school linked to Hamilton palice schools west fall. Eleven major local industries were represented, with shops like Niles Tool Works Uno ven Owens & Ryntsch Herring-Hall-Marvin Black-Clawson Hawston Machine Tool American Foundry Bentel & Mirgedant and others ready to participate. The plan envisions shop employees spending a half day weekly in class while continuing to be paid, with instruction focused on daily shop problems by a practical shopman who will also spend two days per week in the yards. Strong endorsements from Cincinnati manufacturers followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Palice
Chamber of Commerce
Chamel
Niles Tool Works Company
Uno«ve
Champion Coated Paper Company
Beckett Paper Company
Hagle
Anderson Tool Company
George I. Heiss
Supt
Joyce
H. H. Carter
Moving Picture Notes on Stars and Stage Memoir
A feature roundup discusses early cinema stars and productions. It highlights Henry J. Dixey in Adonis and Thy Crow Prince, Blane Walsh and Hamilton in The Wamab? and Resurrection, Queen Elizabeth depictions, Sarah Bernhardt in a three-subject film, Rose Coghlan with Vitagraph, and Southern’s salary demand for You Like It?. notes ongoing filming of Not Goodwins and Oliver Twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickace Lusinese
Armericans Mathovnita
Henry J. Dixey
Des
Elizabeth
Smith Bernhardt
America
Famous Players’ Film Company
Sarah
Vitagraph’ Company
Rose Coghlan
Motion Lab
Eatera
City to bid bulk coal and utility supplies
City departments seek bids for coal deliveries and street utility materials. Projects cover electricity and water line equipment including meters and cleaning supplies.
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Speed Uuny Wb Neou
Court Warrant Charged Man With Breach of the Peace
Carl Schulz signed a warrant in police court for Charles Seifert charging him with breach of the peace for striking the complainant with his fist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schulz
Charles Seifert
Salvation Army Pie Sale Vies For Wednesday Fair
Great crowd expected as Salvation Army completes arrangements for a large pie event at the fair grounds on Wednesday. Over three hundred tickets distributed. Weather fair. includes sandwiches, pickles, cheese, fruit in boxes, lemonade, games, races. Automobiles will shuttle children to and from track with several car loads. Nearby residents meet at designated corners for pickup and rides.
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Salvation Army
Esteh
John
Fourteenth
Thirteenth
Twelfth Streets
John Street
Engst Avenue
Lindenwald
Beck
Low Street
Central Avenue
Third
Market
Local Social Notes From Preuton O July Visit Various Families
Special Ty Theopurnal reports a string of short social items from Preuton O and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs Keturah Bekart of Germantown, Mrs MB West in Hamilton, Alpha Moses of Greenbush in Owburg, and visits by Mrs Schounfelt, Mrs Jane Phares, Mrs John Phares, and others. Church events due to heat and a planned picnic at Good's grove are noted along with local schooling, newspaper box drop, and upcoming teacher hire in Woodsdale.
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Ty Theopurnal
al Davis
Howard Carey
Hamilton
Sam Planagan
Wilbur Riveb
Hsteila Kappe Ia
Chadtaugia
Chas
Trine
Dayton
Kate Trine
Tuo. Jacquard
Middletown
A. D. Stucky
RH. Berk
Friends
Jos. Kieher
Sam Hudson
Cincinnati
Joe Hanson
Sun
Ldmonds and Gockel
Charkes Reneh
Lindemyard
Stanley Kienale
Jadesinbore
Albert Leisner
el Hie Avialion Weet
Munmilton
St. John's Stuilay Sebaa
Local residents plan travels and events in Pleasant Hill area
Mr and Mrs d i Uriesmer leave Saturday with the Shuler party for Laka Feongami Canada to be gone until Sept A cater of Miss Gertrude Fowler leaves Wednesday for Canada to visit relatives Mrs La Bovrom returns home after weeks as guest of her sister Mrs Willian Hershner Chaney Pierson spends Sunday with friends Misses Stella Caldwell Laverne Senteny and Gillan James attend lawn fete at George Leuehaver’s Pleasant Hill Mrs Frank Meyers and daughter Katharine of Columbus Ind guests of Mrs Geo Vierling Mr and Mrs Otto Brummer entertain Sunday guests including Miss Anna Harvey Anna Amiot Ernest Bringhorst of Princeben Mrs Geo Wilson of Lexington Ky spending a week with her brother Albert Nicholson Mrs Harvey Priddy entertained at luncheon with many Cincinnati guests Mrs August Millig and others plan trip to their homeland Mrs Harvey Purdy entertained at Linden avenue gathering Born to Mrs Gee and Mrs John Movu Mondey morning sewing party and Hench luncheon at 4 00 led by numerous local ladies Rev R B Foster preaches in Lebanon O and Epworth League meets Lindenwald M E church at Mrs Fred Snively home Stevenson injured as horse-drawn cart hits a pole near Millville
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D. I. Uriesmer
Laka
Feongami
Canada
Gertrude Fowler
la Bovrom
Willian Hershner
Chaney Pierson
Stella Caldwell
Laverne Senteny
Gillan James
George Leuehaver
Pleasant Hull
Frank Meyers
Katharine
Columbus
Ind
Geo. Vierling
Otto Brummer
F. M. Amiot
Anna Harvey
Anna Amiot
Ernest Bringhorst
Princeben
Geo
Gee
John Mo Vu Mondey
Marvey Purdy
Linden Avenue
Albert Nichelson
Gell
Mierling
Stompe
Rollie Campbell
Clarles Brandel
Helen
Schoenberger Andison Wayhe
Gordon
Jim Charles
Henry Bergediek
Brown
Gyassla
Richard Purdy
Nickelson
G. Vierling
Nellie
Meyrs
August. Millig
Mildew
Leroy
Otto Brimmer
Paul
James
Dorothy
Zelma.Stoute
R. BR. Foster
Lebanon
A. Ressle
Warren County Infirmary
Epworth Teague
Lindenwald
M. E. Chuvch
Fred S
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove The Test In Hamilton
A Hamilton resident shares a testimonial praising Dean's Kidney Pills after years of backache and disordered kidney secretions. The letter asserts lasting relief and urges readers to choose Dean's, priced 40 cents, with Buffalo agents named as sole distributors.
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Dowt
Hamilton
William Warner
South Eleventh St. Fullmillon
Obie
Bomt
Dean
Doom
Millimnry
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Socialist Emil Seidel Denounces Big Interests at Milwaukee Talk
Socialist Emil Seidel, former Milwaukee author and vice presidential hopeful, spoke before a large socialist crowd criticizing corporate wealth and watered stock dividends. He argued for returning assets to the people, contrasted with Roosevelt, urged youth leadership, and touched on woman suffrage as his party’s pledge.
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Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Wasker
Spidel
Bia
Milwanker
Utah
Lalpilette
Siftrge
Wainan Putira
Miss Mary Denise Birthday Party at Overpeck
Miss Mary Denise celebrated her thirteenth birthday at Overpeck on July 16 from 2 to 6 pm. Attendees included Olga Braver Esther Billingslea Lillian Hornung Naninie Thomas Helen Schullice Henrietta Denise and Hillian Debixe. The event featured music and a refreshing wheh way, with guests sending wishes for many happy returns.
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Boodlal
Overpeck
Miss Mary Denise
Miss Mary
Olga Braver
Esther Billingslea
Lillian Hornung
Naninie Thomas
Helen Schullice
Mary Denise
Henrietta Denise
Hillian Debixe
Appointments Made in Public Service Board Meeting
Harry K. Koons appointed regular patrolman Gearse Zim. Demme named end- patrolman. Monday afternoon at Superior Bridge Repairing by Michael Riedel of Under West National Bank. Jane R5-ed-1m 2 Come to Strawan' Public Benefit Sale, Bargaining for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Koons
Demme
Oxford Epeelat te PhegTonpand news item
Local notes from Oxford C to Miami Priday region list the Whitharmonie club as a summer teaching event led by Prof Burke with several students. Also reported are a Beeth Cumpua avenue lawn party with refreshments, injuries from a fall, Yellowstone Park news, Miss Mann illness in Denver, DeVine family travels, and Osford theatre show with the Miami trio and a new Vel dohu Ainisy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sual
Crom
Becket
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Wilford Medi
Chas. Shera
Cincinnati
Dames MieDermail
Traction Line Fete At West Chesley
A dawn fete will be held on July 20 at West Chesley school grounds. Events include refreshments and speeches. Local residents plan a program focusing on community improvements and youth participation.
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West Chesley
Sean
Beth P
Joint Meeting on Budget and Rate Reduction Efforts
A budget commission plans a joint session with the sinking fund board to press the Intlor body to reduce its request for Studs JOE, aiming to assure Lamillion property owners of a lower rate. Auditor Crawford and Mayor Straub have had several meetings but other business delays persist. Prosecutor Burns and others remain unavailable as secretary Towers coordinates with advisors for the joint meeting. Previous work on setting rates has begun with Butler's initial steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Commission
Fond
Intlor
Joe
Lamillion Property
Crawford
Straub
Jim Geveral
Burns
Towers
Hind
Rales
Butler
YMCA Boys Planned Bicycle Trip To Mildlatown
Junior and senior members of the YMCA plan a bicycle trip starting Friday evening from the OA area. About 50 boys aged over 10 will travel to Mildlatown for a swim and overnight stay, with arrangements under the YMCA secretary to ensure only eligible riders participate.
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Matcheline
Velov
YS MG
Wba
Mildlatown
Seeratary
Y.a. Coa
Stolen Bicycle Report Aids Hanover Street Youth
A youth named Hazzard from Hanover Street reports a bicycle theft near his home. The incident is part of a larger spate of local thefts noted in recent days. Crowds are gathering daily at the Brausa Public Benefit Sale attracting attention in the community.
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Hazzard
Hanover Street
Smith
Prant
Hogs Hovthart
Birausa
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Diesyex
Clearanice
Blane Walsh
Huis
Tole Bloi
EM Southern
Southern
Goodwins
Uneeda
National Biscuit
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The
Stevenson
George Stevenson
Millville
A -Elect
Sfidel
Bernhart
Ross Bornhart
Clark
Reformatory
Mansfielt
Wamilley
Strawan
Ali
Oxford
Bryan
of Budget Commission and Sinking Fund Trustees
Andoyet
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
High Street
Riley Block
Franklin Tal
First National Bank
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