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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
3
The Employed Boys club of the YMCA schedules a Monday night meeting at 622 Lov supper to discuss season plans and enjoy a program. Membership may be limited due to high past attendance. each interested boy must attend and sign up with the membership committee. No regular fees are required.
Mr Juil Congbiliu, chief engineer of the Champion Coated Paper company, will speak to the boys next Monday evening. He will discuss engaging topics and provide guidance. Members planning to attend should send their names to the club for supper arrangements. the cost is ten cents per member.
A special sermon at Bethel will feature an evening message titled Reword of Heaven and the Witness at Baril. Sunday school convenes at 8:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m led by Miss Eleann.
Butler Revie I O Eaglesy lodge hosts a Friday gathering at their temple on Bonth Second street with a Thanksgiving event, and a New Year watch night service on December 31 followed by a banquet for all lodge members. Also noted are locations for perfumed flowers at Mrs Sue Lorens and repairs at Superior Shoe with Michael Riedel near First National Bank.
Special arrangements have been made for securing the election returns on the eve of the next day. A social dime with songs and other amusements will accompany the gathering. CG V McClellan, a noted singer, will perform selections including Jack Norwood’s college song. He is connected with the Amuse Theatre as manager and will contribute to a wholesome program in Harrison.
Fragmentary notice announces a Vietrola concert with pi selections through the evening. It mentions costumes and coffee will be served and the public invited to attend.
The initial meeting for the B. G. R. orchestra drew many applicants and diverse instruments. Barry Carroll will lead, with boys reporting names like Owen Kine Chrenes Thalap John Kuhn Miles Beane Fred Wilbur Bolingider and many others expected to join by next meeting. Rehearsals begin next Wednesday at 6 45 p m with plans for a BI R quartet to sing a week from Sunday.
In Springfield a Republican backed speech attacked Arthur Garford’s platform and labor stance as self serving and disingenuous. James Mc Cox pressed protectionist themes, argued high duties shield American workers, and noted Garford’s nationwide campaign tour covering Auglaize County and towns like Wapakoneta Cylder s ville Minster and St Marys where crowds packed venues.
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A brief dental practitioner entry shows Dr. AT Good at 412 Rentachler Blog with a home phone number 1060 M and a Bell Phone 165 X contact reference. The snippet reads like an old directory or advertisement snippet with limited readable detail.
Local notes report a new vacuum marketed as light and easy to operate like a carpet sweeper, the Sterling model, with payments of 12.50 yearly on simple terms. Also notices for Germania Castle No 68 funeral arrangements, and Memorial Day observance by the Order of Owls at Star theater with Judge Murphy delivering the address.
The Vamillon United team, featuring Daylan, West Carroll las, Middletown, Sueiamali, and Hiuillon, will face Cincinnati AV-Stars in Southern Ohio title action. Hamilton’s lineup includes Fue ahaman, Addison, Seuss, Tilly, Met'laussia, Cranshaw, Lilla, hurky, Colon, Polsen, Woods, with Woods and Jerry Lie derwood guarding the goal for Cincinnati. A 35-minute halftime will be played. Eyers serves as referee.
In Annapolis the Naval Academy defeated Western Reserve 40 to 0 in a special game honored by President Sherman. The muddy field slowed play while the midshipmen used heavy tackles in the second quarter to seal the shutout, with a standout forward pass to Shavrisuva.
Disjointed report notes coach Grinnell from Newton Tennessee and two associates, Roy N MSI player and Teague, involved in a bribery style case. White, assistant clerk, allegedly took 3000 dollars from Newton city funds.
The piece reports ongoing turmoil as teams plan to resume play despite unsettled issues. Mentions Damien, Melly, and Hamilton White Oats heading to Springdale for a game against Glendale, with other teams declining to continue this year.
Finghos high school in Cin cinnali area claims the championship by defeating Walnetville High 6 0 1. Hughes' record is noted as a strong season mark ahead of potential titles in South Ohio. Hamilton may seek final victory against the same challengers at Thanksgiving.
Fragmentary chatter suggests a proposed arrangement involving Bresnahan and Chance with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dreyfuss reportedly wants Chance at first base while Branstiell left the club recently and Keeney may back a rover behind the plate as a regular watcher, amid concerns Gibson slows and Kelley lacks team momentum.
A scrambled report notes Joe Winker possible berths and a Chicago decision on Tinker and Doolan with tentative options from Mitchel Grant or Bates. Packey Beland retires from boxing after a Philadelphia bout and aims for another with Wolgast Britton or Nelson. Deliberations occur at a Newgilry conference in Cincinnati and involve Murphy and Byers.
Buckeyes win two of three against the Crescents on Riverside lanes Friday night. P Delf rolls 208 and 192 in series, Nichaus delivers 231 and 159, with Lanu 217 and Morris UL contributions as UW and others post scores.
Carl Weilman, a big league pitcher turned slugger, posted a remarkable showing in the Blue Grass League. He finished sixth among regulars with 149 games, driving 54 hits for a .362 average, while fielding at .945. Harry Kunkle led catchers with a .980 fielding mark and 1292 hits, and Van Patterson hit .256. Theobald and Bob O'Deil, Hamilton duo, fared poorly against Blue Grass pitching, at .187 and .482 respectively.
A match game is scheduled Sunday November 3 at 1 pm at the Kivwelde alleys between E. Fischer and A. Covg for a savings of games and a joley consideration. This promises an interesting contest as few are evenly matched and both players are noted bowlers.
Hatonia rider Nathan wins 1040 100. Portarlington’s Buxton takes 2400 100 with Colonel Halloway Tarner placing 145 100. Weather Duster Lolias 2800 100 and other entries including Acton Marlin and Ten Point Teahan appear in the results.
Several new players join the Cycle club roster as they prepare to meet Cincinnati's Grimon Athletic Club Sunday at Thieles Park. Heuninger will play half, Wisnifeld left guard, with others in new positions. Cincinnati is described as fast, but the local club expects to put up a strong challenge in the 2 PM game, preceded by the Hamilton United Cincinnati All Star game at 1:15. The Cycle club lineup includes Krebs yo, Reimer rt, Winni felry Ballock gtanehly, Venn fron Il, McKenzie ie, Bearman qb, Lowenstein fb, Henninger rh, Ling ler Th, William Heermann, among others.
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