Hang Out The Flag Tomorrow Flag Day Observance
The piece urges bright flag day observance tomorrow in Hamilton. It recalls Congress adopting the flag design with thirteen stripes and stars, celebrating patriotism and duty while urging citizens to display the flag and honor national symbols. It emphasizes daily civic fidelity and reverence for the flag as a symbol of a great nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Congress
United States
Thors Ide Allvelt
I. Hyer
Aid
Hamilton
Traffic Regulation Urged for Pontoon Bridge
The Journal argues for strict traffic control on the temporary High and Main street bridge. It urges uniformed traffic officers from the city police to manage and monitor the heavy travel, noting the county should provide a map and authorize enforcement to ensure safe travel and reduce congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setlon
Hamilton
Main Street
Lake
Bad impression Of Hamilton Formad By Spring dale Pike
A damaged OCR item laments Hamilton’s image due to Springdale Pike deterioration. It argues bad road conditions and sloppy maintenance tarnish the city’s reputation and prompt calls for gravel replacement and roadwork improvements. It criticizes drainage, curb faults, and overall roadway quality as sources of public discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Formad
Springdale Pike
Hamilton
Springdale
Liability Companies Back Of The Kick
Lawmakers debate referendums tied to private liability insurance and workers compensation. Gov Cox argues voters should be informed about goals behind referendums, noting past corporate profits and state business losses from insurers. The piece cites Ohio insurance data and accuses interests of opposing reform.
Ohio Farmers Weigh Referendum Ties in Progressive Push
The article details opposition to a state agricultural commission bill and compensation act, alleging insurance interests back a referendum. It claims farmers fear poverty for workers and accuses insurers of suppressing fair claims, while critics accuse the administration of backing commercial pirates to undermine progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovernor
Ohio
Agricultural Commission
General Assembly
Esca
Maple ‘Tern
Interest Policy Sparks Debate Across Banks
The piece discusses U S treasury moves toward noninterest deposits, limited bank exceptions, and possible shifts in depositor behavior. It notes New York and a few other cities as major exceptions while referencing foreign manufacturers reactions to a Wilson tariff bill and local politics including Canlon's city hall dances and a Pennsylvania legislature vote on council form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West
New York City
San Francisco
New London
Savaanai
Bul- Tulu
Wyo
Thy National
Chemie
National Bank of Commerce
Treasury Department
Local social notes and guests line up across Mason area
A fragmentary social roundup from Mason Ohio lists Sunday guests at various households including Mrs Margaret Cox from New York City visiting Mr and Mrs George Terrick. Kitchen shower honors Crystal Angle ahead of her June 1 wedding to Harry Campbell of Dayton. Several residents travel to visit relatives in Mayaville Kentucky Pittsburgh Columbus and Xenia. The Mason Grange plans a lawn fete on June 14. High school seniors and teachers are noted alongside a transfer of Prof Rodgers to Houston for a school position.
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Ae Mason
and Mix
J. KK
Buckingham
Zacharity
Milford
Willigus Aunker
Margaret Cox
New York City
George Terrick
Moody
Crystal
Angle
Harry
Campbell
Dayton
G. Wikloft
Mayaville
PW. W. Wikoft
Mises Newryth
Pleasant Ridge
Brendale Randall
Robert Trwin
Pitsburg
Cullumbus and
Xenia
Russell Albaugh
Loi Hvilte
Martin Stall
Ebner Firman
Norwood
Elizabeth
Universalist
Jekiveh
Wm. Thascher
Jobe Moverling
Wallesley
Mags
Sumner
Colgan
Miss Lyons
Elizabeth Croue Hias Fieen
Lobvath
Lebanon
Harry Johnson
W.cg
Tidlivs
Mag
Jannyx Bartow
Ina Williamesm
Lila Brock
Ruth Danbury
Alma Erbeck
Annie Deake
Mabel ‘Tucker
Aml Messrs
Spurvice
Edwin Kerr
Pullen
Rodgers
Houston
Venice Journal Notes On Community and Local Changes
Venice Specig To The Journne reports cement work by Ocie Deitz for C. Ty Anderson on his farm and a new house nearing completion. Howard and Pete Tregessar in the Veattee garage work on a large project. The Milley school house near tun was relocated and refurbished. Mrs WW Scott and Mrs Griffiths hosted dances for local girls. Mr Jonas Wherry’s party planned. Dr and Mrs Kart Hage retired to Venice. Charts Stephan recovers from typhoid fever. Local teachers report about all Geen pro ville with schools. John Scull and Mary Ehnes wed last Tuesday. Nallas Kethers of College THI and Whylatte spent time with swimmers.
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Voenive
Jane
Onie Deitz
Walker
C. Ty Anerson
Menemy
Hig Park
Krank
Howard
Pete Tregessar
Veattee
Pathera
Milley School
Milley School Honse
Tun
Scott
Elise
Griffiths
Jonas
Kart Eage
Venice
Hage
Misa Carrie Brown
Stephan
Gebpel
Hvve
John Scull
New Baltimore
Mary Ehnes
Wim Village
Cher Wit
Cinginmni
Nallas Kethers
College
Thi
Whylatte
Fragmented account from Broway's Grove and village events
A battered excerpt describes visits by Charles Salmgen and family of Hamilton to a summer home near the village, with mentions of Presbyterian observances, speakers from nearby regions, and Bevis family visits. It notes Dr Earle W. Bevis’s medical history, a memorial service in Venice Maclaret Sandsy, and various local social happenings.
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Broway's
Charles Salmgen
Hamilton
Lheis
Civeinyats
Aim. W. Bevis
A. St. Clafr Bevis
Westweed
Earle W. Bevis
Philadelphia
Howe
Oral Daar
Bevis
Jefferson Medlival College
Cincinnati
Fugellula Wade Strudel
Ung
Georgetown University Law Srbool
Waslington
Plainks
Ross Lodge
Venice
New Haven Briefs Report Local Events
Special to The Journal New HavenOhio reports a string of small town happenings. Mr Diefenbucher and Mrs Shandon attend a gathering with community figures at Baader Place, while Saidy and others introduce plans for upcoming activities.
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Jnuradt
NewHavyn
Oh Dane
Mr. Diefenbucher
Wily al Shandon
Spel
Sotiay
Baader
Carmel area social notes and oblique family mentions
A fragmented harvest of names and events from Carmel and nearby towns recounts visits, illnesses, gatherings, and minor life events. The column lists residents such as Jodi Elwell, Miss Vera Seal, Mrs. Henry Furning, and Albert Greatbath, alongside notes on funerals, hospital stays, and Sunday visits with relatives and friends across families in Carmel, Bearville, Pendleton, and Hamilton.
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Fe the Journal
ML Chenu
Tine
Dhuughter
Huth
Jodi Elwell
Whitcomb
al Inn
Carmel Phitesday
Vda Seal
Bearkville
Ducneation Sunddi
Wid Mes
Satael Slavis
Librhy
Mary Conn
Community notices and social calendar entries mix in old Union M. B. event list
The page lists the Ladies Aid event at the Union M. B. church, a talk by Mrs Javen Dinglelier about parenting, and various family visits and gatherings. It notes the Patterson graduates' commencement on Tuesday, June 24, with names like Gertrude Lengerg, Elizabeth Giniand, and M. Hy Mayer among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1. Davis
Richard Dusis
Contrente
Myre
Oyler
New Haven
Sanday
David Oyler
Patterson
Haus Yer Township
Ha Cnion
Eiavet
Tha Avant
Gertrude Lengerg
el Smith
Elizabeth Giniand
Vweank Stinmpt
M. Hy Mayer
Ane Raha
Milk men issue ticket string request to Die Journal office
The message asks milk delivery workers to have their strip tickets printed at the Die Journal office and mentions the union label LS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
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Chicage
Rura
Butler County
Butler County Democrat
Squires
Journal
Association of American Advertisers
Associated Press Service
Poutat Five
Bemitten
Liability Companies
Democratic Party
Cox
Oliv Goltuy Jn
Privala Tability Insurance Sompehies
Whey the Gon Wa
Ganks
Canlon
Eld Mix Ayeeky Lee
Aayor Laniiug
Thy Penn
Ivana
Nin
Rockefeller
Sid the Sailor
Harry P. Forrest
Sheerluck's Dos
Sid
Ipe
Sheerluck
George Kalchenrider Lug
Chilford Bayis
Fred Lindgey
Wilent Sabdiner Smidy
Iis Folly
Wrisht
Dren
Schoorina Wile Jit
Hey
Velsina
Carl Bader
Civinnali
al Aiawer
Win
McChire
Dr. Caley
Anon
Buuley
Homer
Selithmey Vidas
Diane
Thy — Waltersent
Miami Valley National Bank Hamilton
Wight
MT. ‘Carmel
Albert Greatbateh
Ray
Henry Greatbateh
New Trenton
Ho Smith
Caroline Splift
College Cotnnr
Addarson
Diniapolis
Corneling Abbott
Pendleton
Perdue
Oyville
Ash Willy
Albert Laved
Mig
A. W. Mecia
Wills Widelandt
Frank Vaennag
Lal Browkville
Hensy Brown J
Dily
May
Wins
Ter. Voriwsl
Bayokville
Ales Bickley
Ong
J. A
Sonsile
Moe
Alvh Hirnlaeha
Ales
Harvey Hamilton
Mors
Jeff Thunilton
Dad" Miller
Howard Nog
Ford Gm
Harriet
Miss Wintnit Clarkson Basselina
Visih
Lybayen
Alber
McGonigle
Sovivng
Union M. B
Clinnels
Rollan
Sittanlay
Javen Dinglelier
Oxtoed
Willy Hun Parente
David 4Eigler
William Bows Ul Ubynillem
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