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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1923

Page

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Oxford Carl House Is Made Captain

Carl Huse of Hamilton was selected captain of Miami University basketball team. House wins the honor by a small margin over Henry and Hopkins. He is a leading forward for the Miami team but has been out with a knee injury, undergoing treatment at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati.

Oxford Carl Huse Hamilton Miami University Hensy Hopkins House Ohio Positios Jewish Hospital Cincinnati Miami

Miller to Erect a New Residence

William W Miller local freight agent of the C I and W railroad has broken ground for a new residence on West College Avenue between Bremerton and College Avenue. Contractor Wow Gentry will build the new house.

Willian W Miller C. I. and W. Railroad Weet Col Hon Street Bree Trent College Avenue Contiaetor Wow Gentry

Methodist Women Suppers Plans At Church Social

The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church will host a supper in the Sunday school room on Thursday evening from six to seven o'clock. Aprons and homemade candies will be offered for sale. Supper is served cafeteria style with hot biscuit, creamed chicken, roast ham with potatoes, baked beans, salad, pie, and coffee.

The Methodist Episcopal Church

Schools Close for Spring Vacation

Miami area schools and New Guffey will close at noon tomorrow for spring vacation. Most students from Miami and nearby villages will depart for home while Oxford residents stay away. The Western College for Women also closes for vacation starting tomorrow.

Miami Anire Guffey Miami Oxford Fox Western College For Women

Finley on duty at the Western College

Humane Officer Valet Finley serves as watchman at Western College for Women. Reported prowlers seen in a building but no thefts confirmed.

Finley Valet Finley Western College For Women

Easter Candy Special and Tin Shop Expansion Notice

Oxford business notices list Easter candies, new tin shop added by Snyder's Art and Wale Shop, with a competent tinner in charge. Frank Halter announces March 28-6, Berl. Bourne’s sale of farm horses, and local car and farm equipment ads. Offers on used Fords, new and used cars, and farm supplies appear from Oxford Motor Go and Cliff Hamman.

Frank Halter Oxford Motor Go Ford Agency Park Plate Oxford Ohio

Oxford Personal News Highlights From Kentucky Visits

Mr and Mrs Charles Blidwell of Butler Kentucky visit Oxford relatives for a few days. Miss Amy Rogers arrives from Bus Hizhl stract Inst for a short stay with friends in Kentucky. Mrs Frank Warren of Tallastunda apartments visits Easter with her son and daughter, to be with her father E W De Witt at Tickery Jorge Montreal GC near Asheville. Mr and Mrs Glenn Wright hosted last Sunday guests Femle Triax of Noewood, and Mr and Mrs Henry Gerkler of Namiltons with Mr and Mrs vingitel Mochenderfer of feily. Hugh gacksmi, formerly of Osten and a local business figure, was in the village this week.

Charles Blidwell Butler Oxford Amy Rogers Kentucky Frank Warren Tallastunda E.W. de Witt Tickery Jorge Montreal Asheville Glenn Wright Femle Triax Noewood Henry Gerkler Namiltons Vingitel Mochenderfer Feily Hugh Gacksmi Yemont Osten Ynsiwestudtis

Services Held in the United Presbyterian Church

Revelations and weekly meetings at the United Presbyterian Church open with Rev. A Wedane iesom from Ninon leading the week’s sessions starting at 7:30 o’clock each evening. Mr Janieren prepares to visit Ostend, welcomed by friends familiar with his prior appearances.

United Pres Tivforian Chirel Rev A. Wedane Iesom Janieren Ostend

Oxford Theatres Attractions Listed in Journal Ad

The Oxford theatres present a slate of acts this week including a vaudeville bill and a New York act. Advertisements invite readers to see a variety of entertainment options with showings today through Saturday and ticket information available in the Journal.

Dr W W Boyd Coming Home From Europe

Dr W W Boyd president of Wes College for Women Mrs Boyd and daughter Marion Boyd return from a three month European tour and are due in New York today they expect to reach Osford in a few days

Osford O. Mar W. Boyd Wes College For Women

Reed Plans Dutch Colonial Home on West Vine

Dr Reed of Mini University will construct a Dutch colonial Imagalow style residence on West Vine near the home of Jesse M Petree. Work is set to start immediately, with contractor Max Zilcox contending for the project.

Vr F. Reed Mini University l Max Zilcox West Vine Altoct Jesse M . Petree Kiliox Ones

Nell Ruth Smith To Leave Hospital

Miss Nell Ruth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos L Smith of Eat Race street has sufficiently recovered from a serious operation at Philadelphia hospital to leave in a few days She will go to Oxford to rest and recuperate for an indefinite period

Null Ruth Smith Thos. L. Smith Race Street Philadelphia Miss Smith Oxford

Ruthenberg Final Redirect Examination in Syndicalism Case

Charles E Rathen bens executive secretary of the workers party faced the final redirect examination by Frank P Walsh counsel for William Z Poster in a Chicago led case charging Michigan syndicalism nets. The defense plans for future steps remain unannounced as the proceedings wrap up in St Joseph Michigan.

St. Joseph Mich Sar Charles E. Rathenbens Workers’ Party iNegal Communist Party Frank P. Walsheci William Z. Poster Chicago Michigan

Mayer fined for raffle related offense in Cincinnati

John W. Mayer, who refused $2,100 in lieu of a house won on a raffle, was fined $10 and costs in police court on charges of participating in a game of chance.

Cincinnati John W. Mayer Hhoner

Reunion Brings Brett and Stephens Family Together After 33 Years

A classified ad from Yoleda, March 28, reports S. B. Brett of Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs Lillian Stephens being reunited with their fatherly daughter after 33 years apart in a rare family reunion.

Aue Reunion Yoleda Mar S. B. Brett Grand Rapids Mich Lillian Stephens

O Brien Sentenced Twenty Five Years For Robbery

Jack O'Brien a robber and participant in the March 16 jail escape attempt pleaded guilty to holding up Max Kappner in the father's shoe store at 1310 Main Street February 10 Judge John A Caldwell Criminal Division sentenced him to twenty five years in the Ohio penitentiary today.

Sue O'Brien Jack O’brien Ohio John A. Caldwell Max Kappner Main Street

Hartman Hotel employs Columbus man on duty

An experienced Hartman Hotel employee now serving as watchman and caretaker recalls health improvements after using Ka-di-oc. He reports improved nerves, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy, noting the tonic’s positive effect and naming Hamilton radcliffe Beeler Middletown Oxford and Gillinade stores as sellers.

Flaring Eggleston Columbus Hartman Atath Na Tnos Dta The Industrial Commission Toni Borte Keedick Hamilton Radcliffe and Beeler Drn Middletown Way’s Drug Store Oxford Gillined

Sach's Bootery Named Agent for Bostonian Shoes

Announcement states Sach's Bootery secured the agency for Bostonian Shoes. The line is described as an old, well advertised men’s shoe of fine quality with exclusive styles appealing to young and older men. bootery recently purchased the entire Bostonian line.

Sach's Bootery Lach's Boothery

Alva Taylor to Speak at High Street Church Tonight

Alva Taylor secretary of social welfare work for the Disciples on Church in Indianapolis will address services at High Street Church of Christ. A former sociology professor at the University of Missouri, he contributed to religious work during World War I. His topic is The Racial Aspects of Christianity.

Alva Taylor Disciples On Churk Indianapolis High Street Church

Miller Bill Killed in Ohio Senate Elections Panel

Ohio senate committee on elections killed the bill by Senator J Lowry Miller of Buller county proposing four year terms for central committee men. A House sponsor recommended passage for raises for deputy and assistant clerks of boards of elections in Cuyahoga and Hamilton counties.

Ohio Senate Committee On J. Lowry Miller Buller County A. W. Snow Cleveland Boards of Elections Cuyahoge Hamilton

Leeds Bronson in Business in Hamilton

Leeds Bronson a prominent Hamilton figure known for years with the American Legion in various roles has joined the McGinley Alston company handling insurance and real estate brokerage. His wide local circle praises his talent and hopes for his lasting success.

Leeds Bronson Hamilton American Legion McGinley-Alston Company Bronson

Radio Programs for Tomorrow in Detroit and Nearby

Radio listings show tomorrow’s schedule across Detroit Cleveland and Cincinnati. Programs include weather updates, markets, and a Detroit News Orchestra show at 3:00 P M with a poet and conservatory musician. Cleveland features Stromberg Vokoun ensemble from eight to ten thirty P M. Cincinnati offers a piano recital Irene Gardner with various soloists and the Danet Orchestra at the Hotel Sinton.

WWI Detroit Detroit News Bassillies Kyros Datroit Conservatory of Miche WLW Cincinnat Sinton Irene Gardner College of Muxzig Cincinnati Symphony Orchesta Chas. H. J. Craig Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Ruth Berkley

Real beer sold by Smith Products Company in Ohio

Testimony in a receivership hearing reveals Smith Products Company Brewyery allegedly sold real beer for distribution in many Ohio cities without stockholders knowledge. Bookkeeper Joseph Planina says $4 per case, with $1.50 to the manager and as much as $1,000 in receipts daily. Bus owners seek Ohio Supreme Court ruling on street-use limits for jitney buses.

Youngstown Smith Products Company Breywery Ohio Joseph Planina Planina Edward F. Dickson GOURT Toledo Jitney Lus Ohio Supreme Court Duy

Pilot Climbs Engine To Survive Train Collision

Daston March 28 Lawrence Kaylor aged 31 escaped death when his car was struck by a passenger train. He leapt from the automobile to the pilot of the engine and climbed aboard just before the wheels passed over the vehicle. He was saved by his quick action and remained uninjured.

Daston Lawrence Kaylor

Purnell May Take Witness Stand In High Profile Trial

Grand Rapids March 28 A tempestuous session opened as hearings resumed in the $0 000 suit brought by John W Hansel against the Israelite House of David The day’s drama centered on a rumor that Senjas min Purnell King of the Benbon Harbor colony might appear as the defense final witness to deny immorality accusations linked to the Abuse of Shiloh His wife Mary was absent and his whereabouts were unclear the night before.

Grand Rapids Mich Federal Court John W. Hansel House of David Senjasmin Purnell Tlw Ben‘bon Harbor Colony Shiloh Purnell Mary

G W Mitchell Dies in Dayton

G W Mitchell longtime special assistant superintendent at the Dayton Prudential Life Insurance branch died at his Dayton residence after more than two months of heart trouble. Born in Columbus he joined the Prudential company 26 years ago and transferred to Dayton after initial years in Columbus. He later moved to Pi nna in 1905 and returned to Dayton 12 years ago working under Fred Shelton.

C. W. Mitchell Dayton Prudentiality Insurance Company Simms Apartments Prudential Company Columbus Piqna Fred Shelton

Dayton official served as many roles in community life

The superintendent of the Dayton office held various positions including taster of Bullater lodge and A.M. laxt vent, was a member of the Scottish Rite and Mystic Shrine, and attended Grace M. Church in Dayton. His widow and two children survive. He was once located in Hamilton.

Dayton Bullater Todge A.M. Laxt Vent Mystic Shrine Grace M Mitchell Huwniltor

Barge Line to Ohio River Expand Plan Warned

Colonel E O Jolson of Cincinnati warned that Secretary Weeks plan to run an army operated barge service on the Ohio Mississippi and Monongahela rivers would extend the current government line on the Mississippi to include the Ohio River. He stated the nine line government operation may be extended to the Ohio.

Cinemati, O Mare E. O. Jolson United States Enginver Cineinmnati Weeks Ohio Mississippi Monongahela Lio River Mississippi River Secretary of War Johnson

DeMille Seeks Public Attitude On Adam's Rib Defense

Cecil B. DeMille head of Paramount producers telegrammed Fred S. Meyer asking for public reaction to his defense of model girls and humanity in Eve imagery. He noted Palace theatre will show the film first and expressed eagerness for the initial reception.

Demille Cecil B. DeMille Paramount Fred S. Meyer Palace Theatre Adam

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