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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
3
The Journal invites letters on any subject for publication but reserves the right to condense longer communications. Letters must include the writer name and address, though publication of the address can be declined upon request. The editor will answer questions upon request.
The Hamilton Journal extends thanks to readers and contributors for their support and assistance in the recent issue. The note expresses appreciation to staff, advertisers, and community members for timely inputs and continued engagement.
Simple kitchen directions mix Sne can or salmon with one beaten egg half cup sweet quilé and one eutful Star Brand Pretzel Meal. Form patties coat in Pretzel Meal and fry in hot butter until light brown. Season with salt and pepper. Pretzel Meal sold by grocers.
A historical letter asks whether mothers influence electoral outcomes more by guiding sons to vote and shaping civic environments. The author questions which gender leans toward moral rectitude, wonders if extending suffrage to women would worsen state affairs, and signs as an interested mother.
Division No 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians holds a Saint Patrick's Day event at the Magic Temple on Montiy March 18. The program features music by members, talks by order members, and a dance to follow with Tillman's Orchestra.
An emergency meeting in the Journal building discussed financing via bonds and voting hurdles, planning temporary facilities and a temporary roof for the wrecked Butler county court house. Prosecutor Burns chaired, officials weighed basing space in the basement, salvorations, and future permanent rooms as reconstruction proceeds.
City Engineer Frank Weaver reports colder weather arriving Saturday. He will check conditions on rivers HM and otros. No further details given for this afternoon or tonight.
Charles Dwyer formerly of Hamilton now in Sumter, South Carolina, arrived today to visit Mrs. Florence Dagyer of East Avenue. He is en route from New York after a business trip and has been away about 18 years. He served in the U S Army as first sergeant in the 12st Coast Artillery at Key West, later marrying in Bradenton, Florida. He plans to rejoin his southern family after a brief visit and invites Hamiltonians traveling south to identify themselves for a welcome.
Social center plans discussed at Lincoln School last night as nearly a hundred residents gathered despite poor weather. H. IL led the meeting, outlining benefits and calling for officers and program ideas. Profess or Will Lebo and local children contributed a musical program, signaling strong local enthusiasm for the first permanent social center in the city.
Mrs. And Meyers of Walnut alrect learned last night that her brother Nicholas Kitt of Camp Washington died at eight o clock. He fell at his home last Saturday, breaking a leg and sustaining other injuries. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart church in Camp Washington, but Mrs. Mayers cannot attend due to a recent pneumonia confinement.
The quarterly business meeting of the First Baptist church, the first under Pastor Rev. G W Phillips, drew an unusually large crowd. Deacons, financial secretary, evangelist, Bible school, and other groups reported steady progress and good condition across all departments. Miss Nellie Victoria Mrestman reported a robbery at the Rettset building, a silver purse with keys was taken.
Court session convened Friday morning in Lindley’s Hall converted into a temporary courtroom formerly a moving picture theatre and later a dance hall. Judge Gard presided as the crowded room featured a makeshift bench, a piano stage, and hearing the dispute between Standard Oil Co and the city over sidewalk taxes. Heat was uncomfortable but improved as proceedings began.
The Young Peoples Union of Win First Baptist held a lively meeting at the church with strong attendance. Reports showed progress across departments, several new members elected, and a treasury balance of 27.30. Mrs. Chester Henry became first vice president, Arthur Davis moved to Florida, Mae Sorber named Hustler's chair for personal church work, and a noon hour prayer time plus a 10 donation to missions were decided.
A youth social event was held at the Lincoln School Building with preparations by young people. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and a lively social hour during which interest centered on civic and community topics.
Mrs Mollie Lackey, wife of Mich ard H Lackey of Leustrat, a Millsville native, relates info from Judge Massey about Cravell county Virginia events. She states the killing of Commonwealhs star néw William Poster by Sheriff Lew is Webb and the Alles brothers, notes the involved are wealthy, and mentions wounded juror J. H. Blank.
A traveler from Urbana Illinois named Fred Snyder died at Morey hospital after being removed there from an Army hall incident. He succumbed to lacial erysipelas at a young age, four years old, and was described as a wanderer with no clear kin or home as authorities cited.
The Hu Glothing company announces a spring opening this Saturday at Ile Smith's theatre building. Manager Edgar Munn invites the public to attend the event, promising a worthwhile experience based on past openings.
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