Fort Hamilton Hospital Receives Class A Rating News
Fort Hamilton hospital staff learned from the American College of Surgery that the hospital earned a Class A rating. A Thursday staff meeting led by President Dr Merle Flenner reviewed the announcement and outlined aims to maintain or improve standards for the year. Drs H H Marsh and Mark Millikin presented a case discussion during the session.
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Fort. Hamilton Hospital
American College of Surgery
Cragg A
Merle Flenner
H. H. Marsh
Sevenmile
Mark Millikin
Ohio miners rescued after slate collapse at Jackson IGM mine
In Ohio, miners Robert Hayslett and J James De Long, both 40, were rescued by coworkers at the Jackson IGM coal mine after being trapped by slate fall yesterday. Hayslett was injured in the incident. A separate Cleveland report notes the body of Mrs Ray Russell was found in Lake Erie and identified. initial coroner findings on a death in Cleveland shifted to suicide after a diary was found.
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Portsmouth
Robert Hayslett
J James de Long
Jackson Igm
Hayelett
Urie
Lake Erie
Ray Russel
Cleveland
Sermons By Rev Roy L Smith On Virtue And Moderation
A fragment from sermons outlines modest guidance on generosity devotion joy humility and restraint. It contrasts giving with miserliness prayer with hollow piety laughter with false happiness boasting with pride and study with wasted effort while economy may become wasteful.
Home Loan Bank Funds Delayed 30 to 60 Days
After an all day session in the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, Chairman Harry S. Kissell said funds would be 30 or 60 days away for building associations and savings bank loans. Delays stem from Washington clerical checks of building association statements by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Each applicant’s stock issuance hinges on completion of the financial statement review.
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Cincinnati Home Loan Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Harry S. Kissell
Springfield
Kissell
Building Association
Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Lown
Minstrel and club news from Eaton area events
Eaton special to The Journal describes Lanier students hosting a minstrel show with local families attending and several social visits including meals at homes. It also notes 4 H club congress travel, Kurteesea club party, and visits among residents plus an estate appraisal and court dismissals in Common Pleas Court.
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Journal
Eaton
Lanier
E. C. Garrett
Hattie Garrett
Paul Smith
Greenville
Mas
Sylvanus Brubeker
Homer Urobaker
Price's Creek
Elizabeth Garrett
Tanner
Columbus
Kathbring Christman
Eston
Edgar Qlander
Monroe
Hattie Gareek
Mies Anna Hahn
West High Street
Maton
Fort St Clair Cabin
Louisa Dwire
Hazel Call
Ten Reasons Support The Hamilton School Levy
D B Baker superintendent submits ten reasons to support a special school levy renewal. Reasons include growth requiring new buildings, more pupils, preservation of educational programs, and maintaining low tax rates while improving services. The statement argues renewal prevents reduced operation funds by 1923 and urges continued community support.
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D. RB. Baker
Sky
The
Journal
Baker
Hamilton
Qlsnerg
Ohio
Jebt Pee
Ino
Tmamilton
Camden rally to highlight Democratic agenda in Camden High School
Local Democrats gather in Camden High School tonight at 8. Speakers include John McSweaney Byron Harlan and Mary White with music by Camden band Jam Sterzenbach. Preble County candidates attend as attendees and speakers discuss state and national issues. Marriage licenses issued to Victor Klein and Myra Brown. Glen Wournam and F C Requarth. Parole notice for James Taylor from London prison farm set for November 13. Court seeks collection of 1836 from First National Bank of London due to disputed bond delivery.
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Carden
Camden
Nife
Slusie
Jam Sterzen-bach
Preble
John McSweaney
State Wellown
Brran J. Harlan
Mary White
Governor White
Columbus
Bessie Mare
Dayton
Anna Mokley
Tramex Taylor
James Taylor
Ohio State Penitentiary
Preble County
Eaton
Eaton High School
William G. Pickrel
Byron Harlan
Johannah Poos
Proble County
Victor BR. Klein
Miamisburg
Myra N. Brown
West Sonota
Glen J. Wournam
Aremuen
F C. Requarth
New Bridge to Replace Curved Highway East of Colwinhus
Officials at the State Highway department in Colwinhus announced plans to place a steel and concrete bridge east of the present structure. The project relocates the highway to remove curves, improving traffic flow. Also noted are obituaries and club activities from the area. Mrs. Rebecca Brower, 81, died after a long illness at her home near Kitchel Tad. Funeral services set for Saturday at Congord Christian church. Survivors include six sons and three daughters. The Philomathean club met at the Presbyterian manse with a varied program. Ten Preble county 4-H members traveled by bus to Columbus for the 4-H congress, with additional delegates from Montgomery and Hamilton counties. Garden Club met at the McCabe home with Mrs. Frank McCabe hosting.
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State Highway Department
Colwinhus
Ivan Rathart
Min
Brower
Rebecca Brower
Kitchel
Tad
Shaw
John Brower
Congord Christian Church
Daniel
Kitehel
Ind
William
Eaton
Josiah
New Lebanon
Albert
Hemumant, Galif
Hower
College Corner
Iva
Liberty
Alice
Ethel
Clara
Philomathean Club
Presbyterian Manse
J. E. Jones
Elsie Snyier
Grace Jette Hells
Jan
Florence Dones
Wilna Millaiberelma
Peat Club
Menbers
Columbus
Freble County
Preble
Montgomery
Familfon
Dayton
Shruby for Golar at Eaton Club Meeting
The Alpha Garden club met at Mrs. Josephine Murray's West High Street home Eaton with a talk titled Shruby for Golar. Local members attended the meeting and the event featured remarks by the speaker.
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Alpha Garden Club
West High Street
Eaton
Josephine Murray Wan
Golar
New Pain Relief Promises Quick Soothe With Skoat
An ad touts Skoat as a new remedy for coughs colds sore throat and facial pains. It claims rapid relief within minutes, contrasts with common medicines, and notes availability from druggists nationwide.
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Kiltera
Moose Lodge plans another fish fry and drive
At the regular meeting of Hamilton Lodges No 38 Order of Moose in the Moose hall on Bent Second Street, plans were approved for another fish fry Saturday evening November 5. A membership drive started Wednesday evening November 2 and will continue for 60 days.
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Deutseher Order! der Harevari
Routh Seventh Street
Woone Lopes
Hamilton
Loys
Order of Meose
Moose Hall
Benth Second Strest
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Roy L. Smith
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Joseph Leslie
George Francis
George Keller
Shirley K. Sebaldig
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Clinton D. Boyd
Wollsheim and Sachs, Inc
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William Seidensticker
Coriie Johnson
Seminole
International Paper CO
Democratic Rally
First National Bank of Condon
Decker Suse
Sevennile Creek
Joseph F. Decker
Somerville
McCabe
Frank McCabe
Camden High School
Tate
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Callevo Corner
George Goodwin
Iail Earrivy
Bet Snyder
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Tueaday
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Nelle
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Oxford
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O. S. Roberts
Parisy
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Main Street
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Londack
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