Burton Divorce Case and City Court Proceedings
Judge Walter Harlan heard a mix of civil and probate matters in Dayton on Saturday afternoon. The docket included a new motion in the state v Ballrino manslaughter case, a divorce suit between Rachel and John Burton, a trial set for Hibbard on Monday for assault with intent to kill, and various estate and guardianship actions with hearings slated for April 10 or other dates.
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Walter Harlan
Staty
Ohio
Sdim Ballrino
Chester Willills
Allen Andrews
Harry Dell
Ben 4. Hickley
Harlan
Rachel
John Burton
Oxford
Hibbard
Maria McGraw
Joshua McUraw
King
Belle Smith
Charles G. Hamann
Cynthia Duncan
Plorense Sheard
Anid Hegfroi
Benjamin
John Sheard
Sarah Sheard
Buit
Dan Charles
Best Co
Will of Horace Pease Case Heads Docket In Probate
On Wednesday afternoon a case sought the proper construction of the will of the late Horace Pease. Pease left substantial property. Richey appointed executor William Richey to manage the June Gordon estate. It is valued at 900 dollars. An attachment in the Hamilton Motor Car Co versus E L M Raucher case was heard by Judge Harlan with a motion to dissolve. M F Brown sued Jub Loos for 0 on note and George Toon for 300 on notes. Trank PL Richter, attorney.
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Horace Pease
Pease
Richey
William Richey
Gordon
Harlan
Hamilton Motor Car Co. Ve
EL M. Raucher
M. F. Brown
Toda
Jub Loos
George Toon
Trank PL
Richter
Ladies Night at Epworth Leaaders service planned
Epworth Leaguers at the first M. B. church announce Ladies Night a with the service conducted by the girls. Miss Mabel Boolt will read and the subject The Nature of the Kingdom will be divided for general discussion led by Misses Norma Gressle Ruth Shafer and others. Ruth Andrews will sing solos and Ruth Meeks will preside at the piano. Next week will feature Gents Night with Cliff Elliott leading and Chiff Palmer in charge of music. Rev Sheridan Watson Bell and A K Moris depart Monday for Cleveland to attend the state educational association convention.
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Epworth Leatraers
Mabel Boolt
Norma
Gressle
Ruth Shafer
Lovellg Sheriff
Ruth Sourwine
Ruth Andrews
Ruth Meeks
Wmvitation
Cliff Elliott
Chiff Palmer
Sheridan Watson Bell
A K. Moris
Af. G
Cleveland
Educational Association of the State
Ohio rail crossing bill seeks higher cost share
Ohio lawmakers contend 85 percent of railroad crossing costs should rise to 94 percent. Akron representative Hoss Read proposes the increase, tied to the South Hamilton crossing project in Hamilton. Eagles memorial in Butler City sets March 30 services with a committee to plan events.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
Hoss Read
Akron
Hamilton
Hamilton C., H. & D
Eagles’ Memorial
Butler_Revie No
Order of Eagles
Dr Kings New Discovery for Colds and Coughs
Advert explains Dr Kings New Discovery quiets children's coughs and relieves colds, promoting sleep. Includes testimonials from W H Knowles and W P Rinehart praising quick relief and cure, with money back guarantee if no relief. Product touted as pure pleasant and suitable for kids.
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Dr. King
Catholic Church Services and Devotions Schedule
Readers are informed of Masses, sermons, and devotions at St Peter's, St Veronica's, St Joseph's, St Stephen's, St Mary's, and St Aloysius in Hamilton and Lindenwald. Listings include holy communions, novenas to St Joseph, Way of the Cross, benedictions, catechetical instruction, and Lenten observances with specific times and locations. Palm Sunday and Easter duties noted.
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K. Peter's Church
Ridge Laws
Millville
West Hamilton
A. C
Tabke
Vigh Mané
Young Ladies’ Society
Germany
Marcel
St Peter’s Court
St. Joseph
St. Veronica's Church
St. Veronica’s Branch
St. Joseph's Church
South Second
Whinut
Frank Sieve
Tigh Mast
St. Joseph’s Branch
Jenten
Clinton and
Mt. Pleasant Avenues
Lindenwald
H. N. Santen
St. Mary's Church
Front
Court Streets
Warly Name Society
Aloysius Division
Children of
County Commissioners Meet Reallocate Repairs and Clock Plan
At a Saturday meeting the county commissioners awarded 1887 to repair ironwork under the High and Main Street bridge. The Bender Co. contracted for temporary stairwork at the courthouse exterior to the sheriff and clerk offices at 128. The Magneta Clock Co. proposed installing a tower-regulated clock system at 000. Action was deferred. The janitor was instructed to move brickwork from the yard to the street per the architect’s orders. A small change in the auditor’s office reconstruction was granted today.
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Clem Delaney
Bender
Bender Go
Muagneta Clock Co
Interior court work advances with steel awaiting
The Bender Co. waits for steel after completing interior court work. Steel arrives early next week and will be installed at once. A month later the top of the building will rise signaling new power, with doors, windows, and tranoms to be of steel construction and fireproof.
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Louse
Bender Co
Ower
Local Socialists Deny Expulsion of Primmer and Price
Comrades B F Primmer and W D Price were not expelled at the meeting as reporters claimed. The group says the issue was not raised. A protest meeting is set for next Friday about the Akron strikers with a prominent woman strike leader expected to speak.
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B. F. Primmer
W. D. Price
Harry Spenn
Journal Today
Akron
Measles Cases Reach One Hundred Seventy in Hamilton
About 170 cases of measles persist in Hamilton with many homes under quarantine. Daily, a number of cases are removed by physicians while new ones are reported by Banilary Officers Thorapson and Mo Chand.
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Banilary
Thorapson and
MoChand
Bargain Price at Ohio Adjutant General Sale
The Ohio adjutant general’s department sold furniture and supplies from the abolished state scavenging commission for small sums. Examiners Wheeler Co Wikoff and Albert B. Dawson reported the items, valued around 1600 dollars, were bought by former Governor James E Campbell and other ex-officials, including Hiram J Sibley and Lewis Laylin, with Campbell paying 70 dollars for several chairs a bookcase a desk a typewriter and volumes of Ohio laws.
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Columbus
State Mocifying Commission
Adjutant General’s Department
Wheeler Co. Wikoff
Albert B. Dawson
Adjutant General's Office
Donahey
Saciifying Commission
James E. Campbell
Hiram J. Sibley
Gallipolis
Lewis, Laylin
Adjutant General
Weybrecht
Ohio
Campbell
Elks Boosters Meet Planned At Hikes Fourth Street
An Elks boosters gathering is set for 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Hikes area on Fourth and Ludlow streets. Details of the large membership campaign will be discussed and all Elks are invited for a social, brief event.
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of the Elks
Elks’ Boosters
Ludlow
Elks
Vegeta' Vegeta Digestive Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Vegeta' as a vegetable based laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels overnight. It promises relief from indigestion sour stomach headaches and bad breath with no calomel or griping and claims safe everyday use. The copy emphasizes ease of use and states a small box can be bought at any drug store.
Vesper Service and Club Reports Highlight Local Notes
The vesper service tomorrow at 414 p.m. features Miss Blin May Cope, who will discuss Some Modern Ideas of Justice, with Miss Florence Hill reading and Westminster quartets singing. A YOW GA club organized at Sbiler Benninghofen’s woolen mills elected officers, and a stranger pedaling lead pencils was detained near the Miami Valley National bank building. Sheriff’s sale details include Mary Selmoaker vs Elizabeth Dishon at 257 Walnut Street and Dolla Savings and Loan Co. vs Sophie Woihe at Parkaimo Avenue and Grand Boulevard.
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Blin
May Cope
Florence Hill
Westminster Quartetts
Sbiler’& Benninghofen
Bindsally
Steiger
Martha Sponsel
Harry Metcalf
Mary Selmmoaker
Elizabeth Dishon
Walnut Street
Mr Peters to Speak at Employed Boys Club Event
Mr Peters president of Hamilton Utilities Co will address the Employed Boys Club Monday evening drawing a large crowd, following a strong talk he gave last year. John Sharkey of Somerville lost his watch on Friday while attending North Sixth and Dayton streets school, later found and returned. Foster was crest on Friday night at his wife’s request after she drove him from their home and he tried to force entry, tearing up his domestic life.
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Peters
Mr. Peters
Hamiltone Utilities Co
Jobn, Sharkey
Somerville
Hamilton Fridey
North Sixth
Dayton Streets
OWMER
Foster
Keating
PILES CURED IK-6 TO 14 DATS
Four druggists offer refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 14 days. Safe for external use with quick relief claims and a money back guarantee.
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News of the Courts
Jane Golay
Bakrd
May'Bell
Ea, Belden
Andrew J. Lewis
Pan Oe Waite
W. W. Dawson
Joseph
Anna Milvehan
Stephen Stamaski
Él America
Australia
Dayton
Epworth League
Hamilton Crossing
Dr. King’s
W. H. Knowles
Osco, ML
THE
Radcliffe Drug CO
the Catholic Churches
St. Ant's Chirch
St. Stephen's Church
Dayton Street
Isidore ‘Veerkamp
Yastor
Warly
Robinson-Behwenn Co
Delaney
Court House Yard
Weller
Drchiteet
Primmer
Price
Y. Wlca
Augusta Margedant
Nook
Miami Valley National Bank
Frank Louis
Lobt
the Journal Publishing Co
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
Hank
Geo. P. Solingen
Clarence Murphy
Wm. J. Becker
Jon L. Ross Geo, A. Rentschler
A .Rothwell
Charles Solingen
Diefenbach, Jr
C. Solingen
Passae Cty
Ahafernia
First Nasional Bank
United States
Board OF Directors
Charles B. Reiger
George P. Sohngen
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Quert V
Parrish
Vica Pres
John
Heiber
Charles
Bornoen
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