Class of 20 Phone Enthusiastic Meeting at Elks Lodge
An enthusiastic gathering at the Elks Lodge on South Fourth and Luow gtvcols Burda afternoon discussed a membership drive for a lodge class of 20. The event included pledges added as the drive nears closing, with plans for an April meeting and installation of new members. A Baby Hentez birth is noted, and an unrelated notice advertises a private medical book offer with warnings about piracy.
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Wanilton Lodge
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Spring Weather Outlook Says Week Near Normal
A weather bureau bulletin indicates spring weather in Washington may stay near normal this week. The weekly outlook notes light precipitation generally and no forecast of a major storm across the country.
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Local notes highlight speeches and class talks at vesper service
Miss Ella May Cope delivered a refined vesper address on Some Modern Ideas of Justice as Westminster quartet provided pleasing music. First aid class focused on circulation and respiration while Dy Lee Good lectures drew strong attendance. Police court dismissed several breach of peace cases and fined others for intoxication with open docket.
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Westminster Quartet
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Assodistion
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Virgil Howard
Money Needed for Grand Stand at Fair
Fair Board seeks 30 000 for a new grand stand at the Lviv fair grounds. Current borrowing cap is 20 percent of appraised value. grand stand could cost about 15 000 to 20 000. W J Shepherd drafted the bill. Representative Calla Smith to introduce it. Secretary C A Kumler fields corn growing contest entries for a trip to Washington.
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Resting place of Mrs Elesi Sohngen at Greenwood Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Elesi Sohngen was held Sunday afternoon at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev H Kerst delivering words over the coffin wrapped in a blanket of flowers. Police and community members attended the family home services on Scully Doe Street conducted by TL Nevin Kevril, former pastor of First Reformed Church, who praised the mother’s life. Olga Werrmiam sang two solos, Some Time We’ll Understand and Nearer My God to Thee, as six grandsons served as pallbearers. A moving tribute highlighted the family and friends surrounding the departed.
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Greenwood Cemetery
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Nevin Kevril
First Reformed Church
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Lee
Harry
Mark
Shuler Solingen
Fox Drive Sparks Wild Rally at Symmes Cove
A fox drive at Symmes Cove drew YOOF crowds and chaos as State Gate Warden Louis Kuerts and Hamilton County attorney tried to stop the event but joined the crowd instead. The fox was captured by Kuerts, then sold to a Cincinnati contractor for 30 dollars after officials left. The day ended with a free beer lunch and plans for no more drives in the district this winter.
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On the Trail of Fellows in False Alarm
AA group sent an early morning alert calling out the Tyros Theves and to the Black Clawson shops. The watchman reported no injuries and noted a hot seal in the three alarm.
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Most Tremendous Social Revolution
Two youths stood by a box minutes before fleeing. Authorities pursue the responsible parties for the run. The miscreants face punishment and risk penalties for fraud and wrongdoing under local law.
Jesus Redeemer For Freedom From Calamity In Life
A Universalist minister recounts how Jesus aimed to save people from present calamities rather than doom. He argues slavery and poverty were the era's two great evils and that Jesus offered liberation of the mind and freedom of action, transforming Roman life and shaping world history.
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Home Again A Win er All Home Sunday Inauguration Tales
A group including TB, Bartlow, Bickley, and M. D. Barns recall sitting with Woody and viewing the president through opera glasses at a reception after the inauguration. M. O. Burns, Judge Connaughton, and John F. Neiland later traveled to New York for a few days. Burns shares a humorous tale about Frank Kinec, though it cannot be printed here.
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Endeavorers Hold Services At County Infirmary
Over eighty Endeavorers attended a prayers and praise service at the Butley county infirmary arranged by the Hamilton Christian. Rev GW Bovard of United Presbyterian preached on Better Acquainted with God with Miss Addie Bruning leading the society’s meeting. Afterward leaders planned the sunrise service at United Presbyterian Church with high street Church of Christ coordinating.
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Speedy Recovery Report On Pope X Illness
March 1 report states the Pope’s indisposition is improving under a Hommel course. Dr Amici, the physician, says the condition shows promise of speedy recovery after an early morning visit to the pontiff. No further details were provided on the patient’s health.
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Condemnation Jury Selection for North Front Street Property
At nine o'clock Tuesday the Hamilton board of education begins the condemnation process against a North Front Street property to appropriate land for a new high school. A jury of twelve will be chosen to hear the case and later testimony on the land value will commence.
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Contaughton
Hamilton Board of Education
Social Service Committee Plans Large Attendance at Westminster Meet
The Hamilton social service committee met after the Men’s Meeting at the YMCA on Sunday and decided to push a large turnout for the Men’s Brotherhood at Westminster next Thursday evening. The session emphasized the importance of the event and urged all social service members and leaders to attend.
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Rexall Orderlies Offer From Local Store Ad
An advertisement urges readers to try Rexall Orderlies promising relief from constipation and related symptoms. The copy claims no risk to the customer and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It notes limited availability at local stores and emphasizes the product as a soothing laxative option.
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