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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
10
Fragmented OCR item records a cordial visit by Wak Clavénes Bethell with relatives, a naval reference, a shop clerk named Charles Lee, and a misread incident about a fire at Springdale Pike with minor damage. Also mentions a baby Purdy and a stolen bulb, with garbled names and places.
A busy afternoon and evening at the Eureka Club and related groups featured flower-decked rooms, art displays, and a birthday surprise for Mr. Broek. Guests included families and members of the Apex and Matrix clubs, with music by Pilmad's orchestra and refreshments later served.
Mrs Neil Forhiné of Mansfield visits sister Mrs Harry Bly in Baton Rouge. M Fenton left for Columbus to cheer Harry at the university and their team selection. Miss Guiée Paullis of Alexandria visits sister Mrs Charles Jafferson in High Street. envy Stocker George Heynels and C Stricker saw yesterday’s Cincinnati ball game. Philip Smith returns from two weeks in eastern cities. Mark Solhgen of Middletown and Arnold Hotbrock were here yesterday. Primary candidates must file expense accounts within five days after the election. several did so Friday.
Delegates of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio adjourned after two sessions at St Pauls cathedral. They elected Rev E Byrer of Dayton to the standing clergy committee and Morgan Wood of Columbus as lay member. They prepare legal papers to appoint a new bishop commissioner and revisit the Kenyon college matter amid opposition led by Rev J Benjamin Myers. The convention will reconvene in Portsmouth next May.
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