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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
2
A local gathering convenes Wednesday morning to discuss improvements and comments to be included in the savings and grid program. The Grange and Warin tiureagy support the plan, with autos listed under the forthcoming guideline.
Brief item notes a meeting of a new lodge of Masons with officers and attendees. The readable lines suggest a formal gathering, with names and roles mentioned, but the text is fragmentary and garbled.
Anna McCutcheon files for divorce from Layton McCutcheon in county court alleging neglect and abuse. The complaint, made Wednesday, cites a marriage of two years and asks restoration of her name to Ann A Curlis after the decree.
Randomly selected statements from Teal people praise Kafivok for improving digestion and appetite. Mrs. Sarah Hartman of 3 W Folten Street Columbus describes years of stomach trouble, weakness, and nervousness prior to taking the medicine. After a short course she reports restored health, able to work and eat normally, with purchases at Bealer Drug Stores and local outlets.
Miss Jane Good spoke to sisters and nurses of Mercy Hospital and friends about her Cheramutergau journey. A postcard projector illustrated the scenes while Miss Suter performed a group of songs in a delightful manner.
Ambitious growth plans foresee additional construction, including a steel shed adjacent to the current fuel forecourt. The project aims to broaden infrastructure, with new facilities and extended land usage under review by local authorities.
Charles Fowler stands trial amid a convoluted case involving named witnesses and multiple locales. The proceedings reference a December 11 incident in which Timer Head, once of Williamdale, was shot, and later moved to Cube Orte with alleged talent to kite. Lawmen and a variety of witnesses including Cheriff Lela and detectives Collins Isaacs Mood appear in a dense list alongside the defendant and his wife.
Jugah Hawley of Hamilton faced a municipal court hearing before Judge Kauta. The case, arising from a car crash on Main Street, was dismissed as no grounds for emergency action existed. The court found fault but ruled damages must be solved in civil court between Hawley and Creveratt.
The Moose lodge plans to install officers at the regular meeting with 20 candidates expected. Incoming officers include Dictator Taw Vieo and Prelate John J. Welch, with Warder Westhoff and Trustee Liebel among those named. Initiation ahead promises one of the lodge’s best ever ceremonies. Dinner will follow the installation and initiation.
Middletown police announce a confession linked to a string of robberies. Investigators detail a plan and identify suspects including O Brien and Ramsey, with Boggs credited for aiding the case and securing the confession. The report notes a pivotal duel and a seized money split.
A partnership suit for 14 000 dollars was filed Wednesday by George Mehl of Middletown. The action alleges a protective claim and outlines the partners involved in the firm known as the George Mehl Company.
The fragment notes a judge or jury finding related to a defendant and a claim of about $414,000. It references a failed payment and ongoing dispute, with issues outlined in a petition as grounds for judgment. Other details are unreadable.
Melvin Candill, army recruit, faced charges of making menacing threats after a controversial list allegedly linking weapons to support a cause. Court actions included filings with county officials and municipal hearings regarding property appraisals tied to the Buller County Agricultural Society loan process.
Judge Clarence Murphy signed a common pleas court entry Wednesday ordering that the legacies in the will and codicils of Dr Charles N Huston late of Hamilton to Kelle Andrews Stella Sloneker Wine Hugo Bois John D Andrews Stinky Andrews Ruth Need Aaron Andrews Jr Elizabeth Andrews Rogers and Harriett Stevenson be paid before other legacies and debts The ruling followed a suit by True ty Allow Andrews Sr executor to determine the will construction and codicil The entries were filed and signed by Judge Murphy and dismiss a suit to set aside the codicil and appeal from probate"}
Youths were at a tavern gathering Tuesday when police arrested E. J. Adolph, 2, Reading, and Thomas Geake, 68, Blue Ball. The involved youths faced fines and charges following the event.
An elderly man and a younger driver were arrested after a collision on South Second Street. Both from the lower Second ward faced charges for drunkenness and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Adolph Geake pleaded guilty to all charges and admitted no knowledge of the events. The wrecked automobile was towed away.
John Kaiser was nominated and elected to the position of Lecturing Knight at the regular meeting of Lodge No. 11 BF O Elks. Installation set for April. George Manas Jr. of Careonville to attend and deliver remarks. Considerable routine business was transacted.
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