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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
11
AML members banquet at 8 80 oclock Monday evening features grove chicken eutttes hot beet loaf new potatoes green beans strawberry ice cream cake. Members urged to send names to Secretary A K Morris by Saturday night.
The Trinity Episcopal Church guild held its annual election in the parish house on North Sixth Street. Officers chosen were President Mrs. G. C. Moxey, Vice President Mrs. James Reeder, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Jondson Gepe Prager. Also noted was Moamillan lodge No. 17 I C O Fr initiating a class of four last night.
The article argues for a three hundred thousand dollar bond to build a new East Hamilton high school and a six room annex in Jefferson school area. It cites overcrowding, lack of study and assembly spaces, and the need for modern facilities, improved laboratories, and a longer school day.
A city education committee met to discuss a bond issue for a new high school and grade school building in East Hamilton. Supporters pledged enthusiastic backing, signaling strong community endorsement for the project.
A westbound passenger train No 47 was delayed around 1 30 pm Thursday by a disabled engine on the hill west of Bagewood. Many riders walked to Millville Avenue to catch a streetcar, hindering arrivals and reminding travelers of disrupted journeys.
A detailed account of a Oxford high school event with musical performances, including a staged entertainment, chorus, and a Japanese juggler act. Mentions invitations for a May fifteenth tree day at Western College for Women, senior class activities, a tennis tournament on May 20, and a Miami university baseball loss. Includes names like Miss Ruth Seephenson, Miss Brandenburg, and Misses Edith jan Wessie Mamer, Elyn Va Asda, Ralph Storer, Frank Petitt, and How as Law.
Mrs. J. P. Stewart is visiting her sister Mrs. T. C. Braffot and other relatives in Richmond, Indiana, while her daughter and a few days pass in Wayne. The Varsity Saxophone is mentioned at Mrs. Chenault’s dance in Hamilton last evening. Boone Van Ausdal bought a fine Byenvald bell from N. B. Fulton yesterday. Bear is ill with a severe cold.
Infirmary services schedule notes that the Hamilton unit will host an initiation event this Saturday night. The Pythian Sisters plan to initiate a elated member. A luncheon will follow the ceremony.
Theal witnesses vailed in behalf of the defense in the case of the state of Ohio against The Hurtman went to Columbus today to testify as to Huffman's former humanity. Tadges Card Jer and Belden Attorneys Nelson Williams a Were the wil ane RIS SISTER III: Office William Bishop at 1040 o clock Muicsday night left for Days ton where Mrs James Lets of HLakfman mvene is critically 1 and at the pint of death.
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