E L Rowe Dead Prominent Dayton Attorney Passes
Dayton Ohio March 24 longtime attorney E L Rowe died at 2 20 PM Thursday at his West Fifth street home after a year of illness and an operation. He was born in Germantown in 1848 graduated Miami University in 1864 and practiced law in Dayton with Gunckel Rowe and Gunckel then Gunckel and Rowe and later other firm names. His wife son Edward and daughter Miss Yessie survive. The Montgomery County Winkle association will meet Saturday at 10 to act on Rowe’s demise.
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Medicine claims and toothache relief remedy ad in store
An advertisement promotes a product promising to treat toothache and headaches by addressing root causes. It cites claims of health benefits, mentions Rexall and a store location, and assures no costly repairs or side effects.
Missing Conrad Schorr Identified by Photo in Dayton Search
Conrad Schorr Selory of Cinenat has been identified by a photo. A man at the county infirmary in February reported planning to go to Dayton and told Deputy Superintendent Jones of his intent. Schorr's brother, aiding the search, has gone to Dayton with detectives from Airica and Dalle.
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City Bowling Championship Schedule At YMCA
The city bowling championship schedule lists events for Monday and Tuesday at the YMCA. Five man teams report at 7 30 PM with doubles to follow the five man events. entries fees prize awards and enthusiasm described. public invited to watch.
Bible Class Games Played Debut Scores Roll Call
Bible Class teams competed yesterday with several results. Warenos defeated Krebs second team 4 to 2. Herendex victory over Scrubs second 2 to 1. Marl second beat Wyer first 2 to 1. Me Miaui first defeated Pirues second 2 to 1.
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Grammar School Games Saturday in city gym
Grammar School basketball schedule lists two games at the city gym. Adams against Johnson in Madisonville Washington, Harverson versus Dita and additional matchups follow from the Chegebadts district.
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Hamilton Post Office to Close on Sunday
Postmaster Carl Sebell announced plans to close the Hamilton office on Sundays with limited window service at general delivery. The department in Washington has not yet set a start date though the order is expected daily.
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Shurgus Dive Wins Narrow Bowling Match
Shurgus Dive secured a close victory over rivals in a Bowling League clash last night. Both teams featured standout players and strong finishes, with key anchors guiding the final score as spectators watched a tense finish at the lane.
The Winners. eee eees Jacksonville, Lrishewn de Henry Hotel
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Mary Shaw to star in Uncle Tom's Cabin at Smith's Theater
Mary Shaw presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at Smith's Theater Sunday with a sterling company and a lively southern program. The show promises musical interludes, plantation songs, and fresh surprises in a stirring provincial program reflectively billed as authentic southern entertainment.
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William A Brady Opens New Playhouse Sunday at Smiths
Wm. A. Brady presents Mother at Smiths Theater as it opens a new venue in New York City. The production features a modern-scene set with orchestra, balcony seating, and an emphasis on comfort, while the cast prepares for a premiere as plans for the theater move forward.
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New York Racket Stores Adverts Low Prices on Daily Goods
The notice touts very low prices on common items with bold claims of savings over a year. It lists toe goods at 8 to 9 cents, 10 cent beef at 6 cents per unit, coffee at 20 cents, and Sandy at 10 cents per pound, asserting other stores cannot match these prices. Best wishes accompany the sales pitch.
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Jewel show and police case headline mix in town
A local newspaper item notes the Jewel show today with a princess pageant and theater features plus mention of a police suspense involving a barrow theft. Richard Harding Davis Reagen is cited, with a plot twist where a character named Joegan surrenders to protect a child from starvation.
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