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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
24
After a hard winter many country roads in Batley suffer damage from floods. A mile south of Tlamston at McConaley farm a stretch of road is eroded and dangerous, with ditches and ridges causing hazards at night. Similar damage and danger reported across the county, prompting calls for urgent repairs by road supervisors to prevent further issues.
Lindenwal and Mrs James Whitaker guests spend seven days at Flocktow. A Ladies Aid gathering and a three course supper honored Mr Hershiner on his seventieth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Wiseber and family, Mr and Mrs Fred Snively, and several others. Cincinnati trip noted.
Cmeh of Christ spent Friday in Cincinnati observing an event titled World in Cincinnati. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Law Mr and Mrs J Johnson Mrs Sim Wheelwright Mrs Mary Hull and others with Bederle and daughter Charlotte Mrs Chivened Davis Mrs Berkley Mrs Phipps and Mrs Senteny.
Lucinda Lloyd of Caldwell files in common pleas court for damages totaling 5250 against Caldwell and Isaminger of Middletown. She alleges a temporary fence at the Eagles temple site on January 8 1911 collapsed and caused injury, with attorneys Rittermin and vatturneys assisting.
Walter Kyle filed a dissolution suit in the common pleas court against James W. Rodgers over a general store at Oaklahd station. Judge Clarence Murphy appointed William Stewart as receiver with a $20,000 bond. Stewart took charge of assets valued at about $11,000 to $19,000 and pending claims.
Misses Mae and Nellie Flemnette returned home Monday after visiting relatives in West Chester. Mabel Stock spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Almon Pond. David Mindehen visited Joe Coorad and Lemily Sunday. Mabel, Bilwood and Elmer Stock came home Monday after visiting Collinsville. Mrs. Trvin and Mrs. Walter Pond with daughter Alina visited Willan Pond’s family Sunday. An unidentified group from Wisplapr cat attended the sale at Me Renyer in Trenton on Wednesday.
The Wongs Buplint convent ion of the Cincinnati diatriot of Ohio held a largely attended ynepling at the Wood wheel Buplist claved last Bat urday afternoon and Sunday morning and afternoon. Owing to threatening weather attendance was strong with delegates from Cincinnati Lockwood Elmwood Oxford and nearby areas. Mrs Sarah Johnson of Dayton opened the convention and presided as chairwoman. sessions featured devotional services musical performances and reports on missionary work. Committees were appointed and sixteen new members welcomed Saturday afternoon amid greetings and a strong emphasis on continued advocacy of the organization’s aims. The Sunday program included Sunday school sessions prayers sermons by Rev. J. D. Singleton and others, with extensive notes on local illness and community activities surrounding the event.
The First United Brethren church plans an April week of services with L. B. Allison of Dayton as speaker. Allison impressed audiences in February and is described as earnest and unassuming, likened to Billy Sunday, offering evenings of instruction and community access to his consecrated lay ministry.
New York on March thirtieth Theodore Mail president of Western Telegraph announced the company’s adoption of a new employee pension plan. Pensions were to range between 15 and 200 dollars a month for workers retiring after twenty five to forty years of service. The plan would provide 40 percent of final salary but not exceed 200 dollars per month.
William Ava Morice Crogan of Oxford and others fined for selling liquor appeal in the county court seeking to set aside the Ohio state fine. T. A. Howard listed as attorney. Dr J L McHenry filed for affidavit of lunacy in probate court. Stip Minnick, inmate of the infirmary, is alleged insane with an inquest to be held.
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