Conroy opens expanded furniture store on South Seront street
A. J. Conroy & Company occupy new showrooms in the Eagles building on South Seront street. The first floor and basement display rooms are now filled with a complete line of house furnishings bedding pets and related items. Walter B. Blackimen manages the new Hamilton store with a host of friends poised to visit.
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A.J. Conroy & Company
Eagles’ Temple
South Seront Street
Conroy
Eagles’uildin
Sasement
Conray
Giuw
Mamelton
Vellar
Hamilton
Walter B. Blackimen
Nanager
W McQueen Seeks Administration Of Comelius Conarvoe Estate
W McQueen, claiming creditor status in the Comelius Conarvoe estate, has filed a motion in the prebate country order administration to appoint an administrator. The filing indicates a dispute over estate handling and creditor rights.
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TD. W. McQueen
Comelius Conarvoe
Value reported by Geo A Miller on livestock and property
Geo A Miller, assessed under Fairfield faith provisions, filed a report with the auditors listing 146 horses and 4 499 cattle along with personal property values. Total assets amount to 9 790, with female deer noted among livestock and credit items unspecified.
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Geo. A. Miler
Wairfield
Faith Provinel
Eatite
Belle Mehl Divorce Decree Granted for Gross Neglect
Judge Clarence Murphy granted Belle Mehl a divorce from Fadward Mehl, wedding in 1894, three children, on grounds of gross neglect and drunkenness. Alimony set at 300 dollars. First case heard after transfer from probate court. Ferrenman arrested Tuesday night at South Eleventh and Chestnut for intoxication and threats. pockets searched found several bills. APPEAR AGAIN TOMORROW. THE MISSING WORDS WILL
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Clarence Murphy
Belle Mehl
Fadward Mehl
Murphy
Coirs
Mehl
Canurt
Ferrenman
South Eizkth
Chestnut Streets
All Day Picnic Arranged by Children's Home Officers Re-elected
At a board meeting of the Children's Home officers were re-elected including Mrs. Homer Chav as president and Mrs. J. L. Meteney as vice president. An all day picnic was planned for the children with an excellent dinner served to families present. Community interest grows as children taken in by the home increase. The trustees will meet the first Monday to elect officers and select a superintendent.
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Children's Home
Yerlenlayall
Homer Chav
J. L. Meteney
Vina Curtis
Mary Ashton
Hones
Reece
Jas Laken
Missing Word Contest Highlights Local Ledger
Lex H Diehl of S04 South Eleventh finds the correct missing words in Ponysday issue of the Journal. Answers include Both From Second National Bank and Clothess Front Engel & Levy. Judge Warren Gard will speak at Camden high school's commencement in Camden town hall with fifteen graduates.
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Lex H. Diehl
Ponysday
Hia Doswer
National Bank
Clothess
Engel & Levy
Mathes-Solmngen Co
Harvey & Howe
J. W. Howe & Son
Maye
Webb & Hawsthorn
Gen. Kappel
Girl
Journal of Ties
Judge Gard
Warren Gard
Camden
Lass
Camden High School
Camden Town
Miss Nobody from Starland at Smith's Theatre Sunday
The Sun day report on Mass Nobody from Starland presents producer plans for the musical comedy at Smith's theater Sunday. It includes notes on the star character Miss Nobody and remarks by Jenn Vogel and details of vaudeville acts and cinema attractions at nearby venues.
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Miss Nobody
Starland
Olive Vail
Stingers
Densore
Fride
Wight
Singer
Smith's Theater
Che
Chicago
New York
Hippine
Stirland
Adams, Huugh
Howard Wid Muteler
Mort TH
Canoe Club Seeks Strong Attendance for Reservoir Meet
The Canoe Club meets tonight at 7:80 at the M.C.A. to discuss canoeing on the reservoir. A large turnout is urged to secure cooperation and push forward toward bridge projects.
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M.C. A
Sucress
Fire at Hotel Cantor Causes Smoke Without Major Damage
Three fire companies responded to Hotel Cantor last night at 9 26 as a grease fire broke out in the kitchen. The blaze caused little damage but drew a large crowd to the scene.
Millville High School Plans May 22 Commencement
Special to The Journal Millville Ohio May 19 preparations for the Millville high school commencement on the evening of May 22 with a program including invocations solos orations by Mary Gillege Daniel Webster Imported Americans Mae Flin and Ida Decker class address by Prof Guy Botter Beaton presentation of diplomas by Supt Robt L Meeks and benediction
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Millville High School
J Mae Flin
peetTy
Ida Decker
Guy Botter Beaton
D.D
Miami University
Robt
L. Meeks Benediction
City Hall Site Deal Close Near $36,000
The city seeks to seal a purchase of the new city hall site at 36000 with an optional price of 33000. Chairman Leydon will convene the site committee to finalize the deal amid expressed satisfaction. Attorney Haines for the Moreys doubts a reduction, noting the property rents at 430 and an appraisal above 40000 previously.
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City Hall
Leydon
Youle
H. H. Haines
Moreys
Board of Equalation
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Eagle Clothing Co
High Street
Conroy Stores
Eagles
Fairfield South
Edward Mehl
For Children of the Home
Bieker
Ralpe Riggs
William W. Newcomb
Tur
John W. Vogel
Big City Minstrels
Raith
Lambs’ Manikins
Grand Theatre
Lamb
Happy Hooligan
Milly Asory
Serpentine Dauce
Seibert
Lindley Company
Vester Thurston
de Vor
Dayton
Sullivan Brothers
Ubo
Joseph Arthue
John Bird
Frank Fordham
Bird
Fordham
Johnston
Elenor
Jack Mantey
Fortham
Fird
Pordham
Young Manley
Vitagraph Players
Clyde Martin
Millville
Millville, C
Tha- Decker
Mary Gillege
Daniel Webster
Reatti & CO
Court House