24 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
1
The Fall Festival showcases thirteen acts with international reputation, each program a full musical or dramatic presentation. It emphasizes a diverse lineup from opera companies to readers and debaters, offering high value for a modest price and inviting public participation.
Odklind Miss Edyth Cont nium and Sharonville residents Miss Faye Bunyan and Miss Anna Webber win appointments to public school positions starting in September. Bunyan to direct the colony school and Webber to teach. Saffu child noted as ill for over a year. Hartwell Superintendent Arthur Powell to attend Ohio State Teachers Association meeting at Cedar Point. St Bernard residents push oiling streets. funding questions loom for next year. Trinity Lutheran pastor Rev J Frederick and wife invited to church chicken dinner. wooden wedding anniversary celebrated with gifts.
The article discusses Keim Paper backing for a Hamilton festival plan aimed at winter entertainment. It urges support from readers and boosters, notes the organizers Coil-Albey Festival and Mr Average Cutsen, and promises more festival details in future pages. Subscriptions for tickets are urged via mail or phone.
Tonight at the Lyric Palladium two Gaumont films present The Trust a sharp critique of greedy capitalists facing punitive government action. Also shown is Messenger a feature blending drama and intrigue with period suspense.
Beachey the sensational aviator appears at the Jewel in Hamilton performing multiple flights aboard a Biograph comedy scene. The program also features A Task Through the Monde cadaver rescue, a western dream, and a Mat in the Making. Produced with the YMCA cooperation, the bill promises thrilling, varied entertainment for tonight’s audience.
An arrest was made on Saturday involving a person named Taha GeConnor identified as a steam er. The individual reportedly showed intoxication and was detained by authorities.
The weekly church notices detail Methodist and Evangelical Protestant activities in Lindenwald. A youth convention travels from nearby towns to Louisville, with prayer services modified this week. A Tuskegee institute concert, quarterly conference address, and annual picnic at fairgrounds are announced, along with various society meetings and a Sunday school event.
Large crowds filled the Congregational church yesterday with strong turnout. Mrs. Chas. Morris will host Thursday afternoon for the monthly business session while Sunday school invited First U. B. Sanday school to join in their animal picnic at the fairgrounds on July 18.
The executive committee of the First Church of Christ will meet at the home of May and Mrs. Ray through Tuesday evening. The Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Marks Bay 143 Gordon Avenue. Choir practice Friday at 7 30 PM. The Sunday school picnic date is postponed to July by the district, Rev Mr Zarwell preaches in the German M E church Rowe Ave. B Zarwell of the German M E church preached a quad sermon yesterday. The feature was the celebration of the young people’s Bible school.
Middletown paper backs Judge Warren Gard as the Democratic candidate for Congress in Ohio. The editorial praises his eminent ability, honesty, and long service to the people, predicting he will win broad support from Democrats and Republicans alike in the district. It lauds his intellect, integrity, and dedication to national issues.
Ibers of the Epworth league and other parish groups announce a series of church activities. A lawn party is set at Park Avenue home on Thursday evening to raise funds for Ali Dandins church outreach. Friday night service moved to July 10. Sunday teachers will hold a business session next Wednesday. the Ladies society hosts an all day sewing at Mrs Dandistel’s Springdale Pike home. Young people from Zion and Emmanuel Lutheran plan meetings, and Trinity Episcopal chapel schedules Friday services and a holy day observance.
Good attendances mark weekly social and religious events at the First Baptist Church. A Tuesday evening reception features a respected quartet from a new institute. Wednesday includes church membership meetings and prayer service. Thursday hosts a Ladies Fredustria band event at Mrs. Chas Budolpay’s home. Pennies collected will aid a large project. a program and refreshments follow.
The Lindenwald M E Church introduces evening services as part of its summer program. Weekly events include midweek prayer, a study in Psalms, Sunday school, and a social picnic at Counte Club grounds with free tea, crewm and lemonade. Attendance and memberships rise, with 250 current Sunday school members and 200+ women and girls in rewards groups.
Shirley J. Manns and Miss Cyrenia Sue Parcel wed last Tuesday in Camden. Ceremony at Creenshore Center performed by Rev. Jordan. Couple planned secrecy, tied to Manns graduating Miami student. Bride praised for singing voice. couple’s future plans undisclosed. Also notes on local events, recitals, and deaths in Anderson and Oxford.
In Middletown the case of Garret Snow 100, indicted for horse stealing, saw a demurrer overruled as Judge Gro Meaulay presided. Other actions included receivership disputes and various criminal proceedings with judges Gard, Chant, and Murphy noted in Baltimore and local courts.
A chaotic clipping reports a missing word contest with scattered names and dubious phrases, while a security breach claims razors stolen from a warehouse. The Miami and Evie Unat Prangpore firm portion appears linked to the thefts, with two razors found hidden in weeds.
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