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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
4
The Hamilton community chorus organized by the YWCA and YMCA has grown impressively this season. The first public concert Wednesday evening will reveal its progress and potential for community service, inviting all progressive Hamiltonians to attend.
A report describes a so called deep mystery near Notre Dame academy where bloodied items were found. detectives concluded no crime occurred after Hungarian revelers tapped a keg and fought. Other items note clerks planning a July 11 outing, St Ann’s baseball win, G A R flag raising, molders' strike, St Paul’s picnic, and $10 000 moved to sinking fund.
The Hamilton Red Cross committee led by Ben Strauss announced 100 percent post office membership with 53 staff members adopting the cause. Every employee joined for the basic tier, and some for the larger tier, demonstrating full postal support. The Rupe divorce case details a replied defense in South Dakota, asserting prior allegations were dismissed as untrue.
About thirty Hamilton teachers face changes from Attorney General McGhee ruling. Many have taught for more than seventy years. if not rehired by the board of education they drop onto the pension list and receive pensions.
Two registration cards received by Sheriff Frank K. Pepper list George Hine 30 formerly of New London pike now Bartelsville Oklahoma and Robert Jobes 26 formerly Oxford now Dayton as not married and not claiming exemption. Another couple Thomas Hegler 40 and Delia Godfrey 47 from Middletown and Mickey Christian Hoeftler 36 Cincinnati and Catharine Mohr 28 Hamilton are registered to wed.
Walter Rogers charged with destruction of property by Mrs Laura Randall was fined ten dollars and ten dollars for intoxication at a hearing before Judge Shank of the municipal court Monday afternoon. He was taken to the county jail in default.
Unnaturalized Germans discharged by public service firms were told by U S marshal McCarthy to seek work on farms if able. The directive follows tighter restrictions on waterfronts forts and arsenals amid fears of Teutonic plotters, with private watercraft usage near the port expected to be banned.
Victoria Blair files a suit against Henry Blair alleging petting as harassment, drinking frequently, and failure to provide for her. The action seeks divorce and alimony.
Anna B. Hammel sues LeRoy K. Hyains in municipal court for 75 dollars claiming his T automobile struck and wrecked her buggy on the Maton pike last Friday. Damages cited include loss of twenty dozen cows and buggy damage.
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