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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists many player surnames and nicknames for a Sunday game lineup. Readable items include Kah, Arlinicha, Thea, Aly, Coolmine, Geiger, Detter, Hernhonk, and others, with unclear roles or teams.
Fragmentary OCR sample shows jumbled letters and broken words. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR notes list Catholic churches including St Amis Cluttch and St Stephen's in North Seenville with vigil and catechism events. Mentions Pontowiel and Millville parish activities with confirmations and baptisms.
The Houlman estate probate actions proceed with Patrick Toulchin's heirs. Key executor McNaey named for decedent's estate, no survivors listed. Online petition by Robert Weishaar requests support for investigation and shelter amid assault allegations. Court schedules in Newport, Middletown, and Delaware references.
Lamone Vampire and Thede Bare tale at the Jefferson Theatre Sunday with Miss Bara delivering a dramatic turn as a tattered girl amid a plot of rescue, escape, and manipulation. Supporting cast includes The Canons and Mia Akveray, with a later week showing of The Wives of the Rich and other features at the same venue.
Local program notes advertise Mau's United Shows arriving Friday night with performers including The Dyody Gisie Minstrels and other acts. A welcome to audiences promises family entertainment, music, and a large midway.
Local hospital records note the births of Baby Johnson and Baby Fatason at Merry Hospital in New Windsor with details on delivery and parents.
An advertisement for Dr. Weist offering private consultations June 6 at the St. Charles Hotel Hamilton. It lists extensive treatments for diseases of the nerves, stomach, skin, blood, and organs, plus women and men’s health services. The notice promises free confidential consultations and avoids surgery or painful procedures.
A fragmented civic notice appears to reference Mrs Vanderbilt of New York and a wedding or engagement involving a Mrs Te Vanderbill. The garbled text lists names, roles, and services with unclear dates or places, suggesting a society notice about a household event or service arrangements.
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