Butler Read pein Lo The Jourant and Other Local Notes
A fragmented local column lists social visits and events. Names include Henry Daulmann, Mrs. Michael Brehur, John Diktenbach, Norman Dimmick, Larry Carroll, Charles Seidler, Maries, and J OC Riddle. It mentions a Sunday ball game Pleasant Run versus Symes City, planned Kan Srehin’s venue, and various calls and visits through the week in Hamilton and Glentale.
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Pein Lo
John Dictenbach
Dwnlap
Norman Dimmick
Ug Mixeionary Society
Larry Carroll
Kan | Srehin
S. Valvuline Bitter
Lug
John
Charles Seidler
United Presbyterian Service Sunday Announcement
A church notice states regular United Presbyterian services will be held this Sunday at First United Presbyterian. Sabbath school and both morning and evening worship are planned. The Young People societies will also meet as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root touted in letter to editor
A Hamilton Daily Journal reader recounts his kidney and bladder illness and says Swamp-Root cured him after samples and subsequent bottles. He claims relief from frequent urination and pain, credits his recovery to the remedy, and urges others to write for a sample and information booklet from Dr. Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone & Clearfiell
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. HH. Mileick
Phillipsburg
Dr. Kilmer
Doge Vebo
Vamnut
Owia
van Scovoc
Pendsylvania
Nulazy Public
T. J. VanSeavoe
A.D Tony
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
N. Y
Hamilton Daily Journal
Mule Stops Dragging Girl to Save Child in Kentucky
In Louisville on May 2, a mule pulling a cart panicked and dragged Littl Malinda Tobby toward danger after a bucket fell. A shepherd dog intervened, pulling the mule by the bridle and halting the escape. The girl was freed unconscious but alive, her brother arriving to aid. The animal’s sudden stop saved her life.
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Louisville
Malinda Tobby
Lille
Maele
Collision near Middletown injures many with no fatalities
Twenty one people are hurt in a wreck two miles north of Middletown on the Big Fone line. Engines wrecked, several freight cars exploded, witnesses recall a sudden crash after a curve. Injured include David Horn, Henry Hig, and Lave, with crews unharmed but “unloaded.” Local and visiting passengers describe the chaos and efforts to aid the injured.
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Middletown
Catting Maginew
David Horn
Roman Ledge Behevers
Paster
Cosmbus
Horn
Hilchcoek
Dickson
Owen
Reopening Of Catholic High School Scheduled Monday
Reopening of the Catholic high school is set for Monday with the building overhauled and disinfected. Notre Dame Academy and new texts have been secured while publishers offer concessions. Gratitude goes to St Veronic Parish volunteers and President Rev Gerhands for their efforts. the school library now houses more than 26 volumes.
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Ly- Notre Dame
St. Veroning Parish
Rex
Gerhardns
Rev
Unclear list of workers and places across cities
Fragmentary OCR lists salesmen postal clerks firemen and other workers with scattered names and city hints such as Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Gahanna La Grange and Wellington. Many names appear garbled or incomplete and some lines note absent individuals.
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Drenven
Mamilton
Jonis
Ohio Grand Council Conclave Elects New Officers
W H Mills of Cincinnati crowned supreme representative as three day Ohio Grand Council of Royal Arcanum closes. Next session planned for Dayton in April 1914. Officers elected include Mills grand benevolent, J N Stone grand vice regent, C M Hokforth grand orator, EW Mow Lancaster grand chaplain, W H Brebar grand treasurer, M D Morahes grand guide, Charles Wellston grand warden, J A Kidwell grand sentry, Fred Downs grand tyns. Law committee includes Nat Hyams, Tiles B West, A J Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Maya
Ch. Tevin
Ohio
Mie
W. GL. Mills
Norwalk
J. N. Stone
Oberlin
C. M. Hokforth
Olland
EW. Mow
Lancaster
Thame A8
Butterworth
W. H. Brebar
Ravenna
Grant
M.D. Morahes
Columbus
Charles Is Wellston
J. A. Kidwell
Newear
Fred Downs
Nat Hyams
Tiles BT. West of
Witrington
A. J. Black
Cleveland
Minister Released Goes to a Farm
Rev. Dr. W. D. McFarland, a minister, sentenced to two years in jail for a death connected crime. A young signographer received ten months for an illegal operation. McFarland advances toward release earlier than his term ends. he is to move to a farm. Also noted is a marriage license issued to James Garlieht Gaines and other local names.
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Vittsbury
W. D. McFarland
Jie Ealiveatnr
Uie
Deatte
Cim
Guod Nelvior
Mearland
Leniency Shown Sorg Co on Government Contract
Washington dispatch reports Representn D. Hess of Ohio received a letter from the Sorg paper company of Middletown Ohio explaining it was hard hit by recent floods and would have difficulty honoring its government contract. Hess discussed with Senator Kern and other committee members, and the result is the company will be informed that every effort will be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. Hess
Ohio
Pail Sorg Paper Company
Middletowh
Warning to Americans to leave San Antonio area
A May 2 note warns Americans and others to depart. Issued by a Carranza government representative, the alert describes dangers from Mexican movements northward and the approaching advance toward Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Texas
Olor
Brexica City
Theyeonat Waa
Carranza
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Skle Price
Ln Serges
Poplins
Ole
Butler
Marrigh Peterson
J. OC
Riddle
McCormick
Micchatel Brelail
Maries
United Presbyterian Servicee
Mule
Littl
Mrs. A
Drew
Crne
Aves Fadye
Ign
Lai
Davin Hern
Asson
Lewis Cumbinner
New York
Trav Hig
J.C. Reynolds
J. Drennen
Maillon
Catholic High School
New
Radcliffe Drug
Go. Leake
Tre
W. H. Mills
Royal Arcanum
James Garlieht Gaines
Glendale
Kom Hine
Uamiltom
Squire
Sorg Co
Wehatu
Centner & Roth
Nod North Third St
Natl Balk
Dentner & Roth
Neo North Third St
Firt Nath
Bank
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