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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
11
A solemn ceremony at Pak yesterday evening marked the Hibernians memorial for John Baird. The event featured an Irish songs program and an address by Patho McNavy, with Im in charge of the order and a program of recitals and speeches. The gathering honored the deceased and celebrated St Patrick’s Day with community members present.
Miss Hla Link of College Hill will sing at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. The novice vocalist is a student at Mo College Hill schools and trains in voice. She will be accompanied by friends in the city.
C W Biffle was appointed receiver for the Hutchinson Company dissolving a partnership. He qualified today by filing a bond, and the appointment was approved by the proper authorities. The action names Hutchinson and related parties in a dissolution proceeding.
The oldest women's missionary society runs from New York with a February rally. Congregational and Presbyterian women’s groups join, uniting across cities as the Civil War era tensions escalate. A notable fundraising silver will be held, with plans to organize and inspire support across communities.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Usorial Circle of the First Presbyterian Church was held in the lee Tite room at Blue?eloreb with Bararda and Ppha Phete present. Election of officers and plans for new work were discussed, along with prayers for guidance. An experienced attendee attended.
A report notes Hamilton officials describe bids for a St Stepheny project as promising competition among Haitian and Iowa bidders. The building committee discussed the award path and what portions might go to local residents, signaling a tense reguation and moving plans for the project.
Tonight a public meeting is called at the Chauheroy Commons building to discuss new city services and citizen input. George Redes will preside with officials including Superintendent Darvel Doves and Fredérick Mueller. residents may ask questions and present views on the topics raised.
Fragmented notice reports transfer of a Loy application to Kilae Murphy. The document references a defense, monetary amounts, and a corporate entity related to American Rolling Mills, within the Southern District of Ohio. Details are garbled but imply a civil action for damages and jurisdiction.
Hugh Blaney, a popular artiste at the Grand theatre this week, will entertain a few friends in Kiks hall tonight from Springfield and Hantiutun. His act has been well received in Mauditou and is among the most pleasing acts of the season.
Bible students meet weekly at Hanover street home of Mrs Alice McKee for intercession and study. A talk by C F Banglish of Liston is planned for Sunday evening with subject The Kony Sitge vignts. Local revival activity draws attention to the group.
The Monkey Dkutual At Society celebrated its death anniversay with a turkey banquet attended by over two hundred members. President Fred Bricks presided while Dirbyr and Held delivered work in the evening, and a set piece was presented by a guest, followed by songs and remarks from several members.
Local court action seeks $580.40 from the Big Four for caring for bodies of several people killed during the Fourth of July week in Middletown. The firm Rathman & Mee Cor targets the Big Four after wire transfers of funds were made. Separate records note various property transfers in Morgans Township and surrounding areas, including parcels in Seven Mile and Oxford townships, with modest sums listed.
Mathilde Newdick and Gee with Lorton, Judge Min phylu issued a judgment for 183 20 dollars. The order directs payment and mentions property sek to pay. Jail was noted as possible consequence for nonpayment.
James McAntee filed insolvency court action seeking divorce from his wife Mrs. Margaret Hearne McAntee. Mrs Hearne had previously married Thomas Hearne of Newport and lived in Covington after 1900. The couple, both widowed, had a son. both petitions involve pleas of cruelty and amended filings.
Fragmentary report lists J. T. Butterfield of Ohio's Second District and mentions a June West Point assignment. It references alternates John We Bells and Kinsoof Cictlage, with scattered names like Cay ey Hadas Bad FL fanps and Cay ey Hadas Bad. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
An advertisement touts MU-NA tablets as a cure for stomach indigestion and digestive woes. It claims rapid relief within five minutes and promotes renewed vigor. Sold by The Radelitte Drug Co and chemists nationwide with a satisfaction guarantee.
Informal notes describe a park official trimming trees and shrubs, displaying a unique weed management habit. It mentions residents and local gardeners noticing the commissioner’s work, with references to trees, shrubs, and park maintenance in a casual city setting.
In Cincinnati last night about 15 engineers firemen conductors and trainmen of the G H and D rail line have been discharged for various causes a special committee from the order of railroad conductors is in Cincinnati to ascertain the reasons for the discharge discussions with management aim to adjust differences promptly RE P Curtis of Smithville Texas vice president of the order is in Cincinnati for the inquiry.
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