24 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
1
Health Officer A J Smedley extols the benefits of sweating in hot weather for preventing sunstroke and aiding digestion. He warns against alcohol, emphasizes maintaining free perspiration, a suitable tropical diet, and minimizing internal heat production to help the public endure extreme heat.
Archbishop Mouller will preside at the funeral Mass for Father A B Drefner pastor of the parish. A procession of Holy Family Church members and multiple Catholic societies will escort the body from the rectory to the church for a public service and prayers. The funeral will include visiting services Wednesday evening and a solemn Mass Thursday morning with several reverends assisting. After the rites, the procession will proceed to St Joseph's cemetery for interment.
Tidy 24 Wallace P Rondebush Wis Marion last evening to Miss Dorothy Thompson the ceremony took place at the home of the bride The wedding was a quiet affair attended by a handful of the couple s many friends Mr Rondebush is a student at Miami made a record in scholarship aid and activities at the college During his senior year he was manager of the Miami Student and president of his class He plans to continue in student government after graduation A Lanquel and business meeting were held by the Oxford Civic League at the Chocolate Shop with a good attendance The street fair question was discussed and a fair is likely this fall Hubert Rosencrans was elected a math teacher at Oxford High School He has four years at college to look back on A double header basketball game was played last night between the summer school girls and the Oxford All Stars and another between the summer school boys and the Oxford farmers The summer school students lost both games 8 to 8 and 26 to 24 Mrs A E Glease and daughter Dorothy visited relatives in Mustmgoe Oklahoma and Cherry Kansas Jay Hannenstein known in Oxford has onions nearly ready for market Mr and Mrs Orin B Hayes of Annapolis are visiting Bev Tesley leaves for Indiana to possibly locate there Pauw Whaley and Jobin Watchinson were in Cincinnati on business A deserted bicycle was impounded by police last night</s>
The article reports on Governor Harmon’s plan to remove subordinates in Columbus upon returning around August 1, with inspectors facing potential firings amid loyalty charges. It notes Webber and Zuber denying disloyalty, and mentions boiler inspection reforms, one day excursion legal action, and a State Board of Boiler Rules meeting. It also covers liquor proposal politics, inspector appointments for the September election, and a Cedar Point reunion notice.
A local court in Lae approves marriage licenses for Ansarhinist and Catherine Sehebra amid routine civil filings. The record lists J TI as attorney for the parties and notes the filing of standard prerequisites for marriage in Alton.
The Daughters of Liberty convention in Cincinnati elected Emma Baechtel state counselor and J H Foulit secretary. Dayton's Ida Apel became vice counselor, Minnie Custer treasurer, Flora Seibald associate counselor, Mary Ruhl associate vice counselor, Belle Craig chosen as treasurer. National council representatives to be elected today. A new canal will be inaugurated in the guard army hall this evening.
Special to The Journal College Corner G July 24 Thomas Bolton and family host Mire for weekend guests. Aaron Stearns and Miss Helen Armstrong leave Saturday for vacation near Liberty. Funeral of Alfred Muehmare held in College Corner with burial at College Corner Cemetery. died near Billingsville. Funeral of John C. Fairit held in College Corner. Mr Taprd dies near Liberty leaving widow and children. George and family with RM Witters up to visit father Henry Witter’s birthday. Mrs Witter turning seventy two. A. d. Harrison of Connersville visiting friends. Remains of Aber Eyah known as Rad brought here for burial. Mr Myall from Connersville visited. Mrs Masitel and daughter Nellie of Oxford guests of Mrs Pontelvast at Park hotel.
The Hamilton Poultry and Pet Stock Association will hold a meeting at Stitsinger's barber shop Wednesday evening to arrange the annual poultry show at the Coliseum during the last week in November and first week in December. The Coliseum contract will be discussed along with other important matters.
John Hutchinson as executor files a final account for the Covington estate detailing receipts and expenditures. The document presents the financial activity of the estate and seeks final settlement.
Promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a safe remedy from Hirt Springs Arkansas sold in Hamilton by druggists. Claims cure monthly luminal digestive and bilious issues and lists one offered free sample via Hot Springs Chemical Co. Radcliffe Drug Co. as agent in Louisiana.
A historical column notes hay fever surges in summer due to weed dust. It describes irritations, widespread suffering, and partial relief through avoiding dust, while acknowledging limited cures and protracted discomfort before frosts end the season.
The Pring Paper Company plant at West Girralltuns faces a sale under Receiver W. W. Studer. A Cleveland and New York banking plan proposes 85 001 dollars purchase with 90 percent creditor approval. Indebtedness exceeds 800000 dollars as parties seek to avoid foreclosure. Maxwell Howard represents a related interest, while Mytov nolds runs a blank book shop in Edgemont. The hot weather postponed the Hamilton Gales and Butchers association meeting to the second Wednesday in August.
The Miami Valley hospital of Dayton today asked the county office for one indigent Butler county patient bill. The record notes the bill was not noted on.
A terse notice indicates Bronk J and Davis will begin work on the Walent Street sewer project extending from the railroad into East Avenue. The contractors and scope are stated, with no precise start date given in the fragment.
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