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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
2
Hamilton Hi Orchestra played for a dance held at Shandon with mixed community events including sewing class visits, social gatherings, and a highlighted baby birth. Attendance by local families and multiple clubs marked a bustling weekend in Hamilton.
The executive committees of the American Legion and the Legion injured plan a Thursday evening meeting at the Legion hall. Full attendance of members is desired as important measures will be discussed. Licensed to Martha Heinselmann and Mattie Shipp of Sevenmile.
Mn and Mrs Newry Collins and Miss Revaio Marriy attended a club event at John Milbourne's home with sandwiches. Joseph Geliving visited friends. Mr and Mrs Carl Jalver spent Sunday with relatives. Harry Pierson and James Bilwa joined Tony Collins family for Sunday. Willian Thloes is noted as sinking. Mr and Mrs Carl Thloes hosted Sunday evening with John Tsloys and Eade Banks.
A crowded social page lists visits and guests across several households. Names include Mrs aml Mrs. Joh Wendel, Mr and Mrs Machin Thiemann, Miss Zelma Stinger, Miss Ruby Sandford, Mrs Earnest Jowes, Mrs Rosco Milley, Mrs James Varness, Mr George Leighter, and others visiting relatives in Lindenwild Hamilton and Columbus. A final odd line mentions a cyclist average stops, mixing unrelated data.
Two masked men robbed Simeon Williams near Ananda in Middletown on Tuesday morning. Charles Pearson aged SL and William King aged 49 from Avenue Ind were arrested yesterday on charges related to alleged defrauding attempts.
Middletown May 4 Dr William Biederwolf plans to end his five weeks campaign next Sunday and travel to Winona Lake to prepare for the international revival conference. His manager Rev Homer Grimes will go to Evans, Penn to meet Evangelist Rev George Stevenson. Mr and Mrs Loren Jones will rejoin the Bol party in the tones evangelion.
The jury found Johnson guilty of the Weidner murder in Middletown Ohio. The 18 year old victim was Palross von Frank Weidner of Miamisburg. Judge Pultyrian ordered life imprisonment with possible mercy while defense hinted at a possible new trial. Ridge Patterson will sentence Johnson early next week.
Liam Wolftang proprietor of field avenue poolroom faced juvenile court action for permitting minors to play cards. He was notified by Municipal Court to also pay a $100 suspended fine, in Middletown Ohio.
Premier Craig pledges Britain troops at minute’s notice if needed on the southern border. De Valera rejects a truce proposal in response to Irish republican central members. A 43-year-old man with musical talent is featured. A London surgeon reports goods worth about 6 million dollars held up in Roche. Germany refuses a 10 percent export tax demanded by France. Syracuse Chancellor Flint rejects unofficial student actions aimed at limiting Jewish admissions. Lunder wins the Chicago Republican mayoral nomination over Edward R. Litsinger, backed by many of Mayor Thompson’s supporters.
Clarence Bastian announced today he will open a real estate office at his residence in Hamilton. A former Riles Tool Works employee of six years, he is well known locally and aims to provide the best service in real estate transactions.
Hawthorne Hill district notices March 2 1923 spelling contest at Pottert school led by Mrs Mao Ruth with a two hour Washington Lincoln program by eighth graders Midgar Mulfinan and John Negi. Many local patrons guests and families mentioned alongside probate notice listing Robert Huffmas estate valued at 9204.95 by appraisers Frank Pepper George Wirtz and W B Bell.
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