16 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
1
Engineer Morris who recently supervised back pumping at the village waterworks reports a 37 percent energy loss in the Buckeye engine of the electric light plant. He is undertaking investigations and will file a report with the board of public affairs.
Oxford residents staged a pleasant surprise for Mrs. Mary Hayden who recently moved to South College Avenue. Friends and neighbors gathered Tuesday evening to welcome her, serving refreshments as Mrs. Hayden returned from a walk to find her home filled with well wishers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fager Beal, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ross, Mrs. Willian Wright and two daughters, and others.
Addison Johnson, a well known citizen of College Corner, is reported critically ill at home of his daughter Mrs James Williams on South Main Street. He is years old.
Miss Edith E Kreutzer daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kreutzer married Adrino George in a morning ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church in Seyne Indiana. Rev William A Connolly officiated with many friends and relatives present.
An all day shoot is planned on the Colerain Pike with Oxford Goveru members invited from nearby cities. The event was set for Wednesday June 23. Attendance was expected to include a number of sub members traveling from various cities.
Readers note a double bill at the Oxford venues this weekend with Dorothy Phillips in Once to Every Woman and Earl Williams in The Comet, plus Al St. John in Seed. Friday and Saturday feature Whirley Meson in Wing Toy and the double attraction Earl Williams and Al St. John.
Oxford personals list Dr A Be Young of North Wood a Street heading to Pittsburgh to visit his brother Arthur TE Young. Miss D Ross of Wichita Kansas visits sister Mrs. Robert A Hubbingon in the village. Rev Charles E Turley of the Methodist Episcopal Church is in Fostoria delivering an IEpworld League address. Prof C A Matheny and family move to North Lewisburg. Mrs Catherine Witherby returns from Cincinnati. Edith Relfec, music supervisor, travels to Richmond Va. Mrs Troy Buincefield visits her father Wm A Garrard in South Poplar Street. Dr and Mrs Da Cruz head to Baltimore for summer. Mrs Jennie Garrard and daughter Miss Florence plan Chicago summer. Mr and Mrs David Smith moving into Garrard property on West Church Street. GROVE'S Laxative Bromo Quinine aids headaches from colds. 50c. Ad.
George Lamb's estate appoints Sevilla Lamb as executrix with an estimated value of 68,000. The Notre Dame Academy commencement drew alumni and friends to Hamilton for the 31st annual ceremony. Address by Miss Clara Knipper and valedictory by Miss Helen Caldwell highlighted music by students and honors for many graduates.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims immediate help and restored kidney health, featuring a testimonial from Mrs Carey of Middletown New York.
Public sale notices list household goods including furniture linoleum wall paper paint shelves and other items. Auctions scheduled for Tuesday June 14 and Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock with items such as saddle harness and stock. The repair shop will close Friday and Saturday of this week and Marquis promises limited service.
Miss Mary Warr entertained six Wisconsin flower at her home in OS. Bessie Kebin, whose engagement to Emil Gerber was announced, attended. Refreshments later, guests included Lenn King from Darton. Various relatives visited and gifts were received as honors were given for Florence Herseliner’s birthday.
A divorce action between Robinson of Hamilton and John Robinson proceeds with alimony claims. She alleges 15 years of cruelty, a June 12 eviction, and a substantial income from a Grand Boulevard project and canal work. The couple reportedly has seven children, three minors, with burial in Duckson County dated September 7, 1692.
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