Deaths in Lemon City and Hamilton area obituaries
Death notices report Mrs. Mary Carle 87 of Lemon City Florida and Paul A Huston 78 Pleasant Run, both with broad survivor lists. Carle will be buried in Greenwood cemetery after services at Shandon Congregational Church. Huston funeral at home of Edwin Huston with Bevis cemetery interment.
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Mary Carle
Abram Carle
Lemon City
Morida
Notif
Guy
Stilla Symmes
Aaron
Harold
Agulig
Shandon Congregational Enred
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Paul A. J. Huston
Paul A
Huston
Pleasant Run
Ling
Hamilton County
Mercy Hospital
Pleasant Roy
Mr. Huston
Lire
Edwin
Charles
W. Avery
Pleasant Ray
Grace McGlare
New Haven
Muston
Eewin Huston
Sear
Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative For Liver Relief
A historic ad promotes Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver and bowel issues. It claims headache prevention, no metallic risks, and no need for harsh salts or castor oil. The message touts relief from constipation and related symptoms with daily use and a 25 cent price per box from The Olive Tablet Company.
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Dr. Edwards
Dir Menards
Calumel
Yiew Annie
Eiring Nitty
The
Olive Tablet Company
Colne Iie
First Hitting Accident of Hunting Season in Hamilton
A hunting accident near Hamilton injures Charles A. Bonacker Jr twenty, as a misfire between cousins leads to a wound. The incident occurred while three rabbits jumped up and the men moved between the furred targets. The report notes the deceased, the home of Mrs. Ba Fiemeyer, and the late-life details of the named relatives. The funeral for Mrs. Belmeider is planned at 8:00 a.m. at her daughter’s home and 8:30 a.m. at St Joseph Church with interment at St Stephen's cemetery.
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Biller County
Charles A. Bonacker
Springdale
Charles J. H. Bonacker
Hamilton
Mr. Bonacker
Mer
Bonacker
Junior
Maslivl
Ba Fiemeyer
Walnut Street
Bavaria
Germany
Ameria
Aufont
Ind
Habiilton
Mash Belmeider
Anca
Friedwann
WO Li
Local Banquet Honors Governor Elect Cox and Bankers
Middletown group hosts Hamilton hub banquet praising Governor elect Cox. Mentions celebrate dinner, visitors’ reception, and praise for Hamilton bankers. Reports engineer Foley’s near miss in a wreck with the CM and O train, birth celebration for Kinch, and railroad dog carriage policy veto. Court house lights upgraded. election vote tallies adjusted. notes on county officials and local figures.
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Middletown
Mensis
C. B. Niedlerlander
Chas. S. Oglesby
John W. Boyd
William C. Barnits
Col. M. W. Renick
Hamilton
Cox
Usey
Hunting season rabbit and townsfolk clash in odd tale
Fragmented local notes recount a curious event in which a rabbit captured from a fight with a dog ends up at the police station in a box while a mayor comments on the season. Other items mention hunters traveling to New London, a muzzle loader, a road speed limit in Glendale, and a business trip to Montgomery Alabama.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chiad ‘Straub
Frank
Mercys
Janes
Millikin
Lumen Dunwoody
Richard
New’ Jondon
Dunwoody
Polldek Wilson Hill
Springfield
George Poor
Glendale
Tidge Tolinb
Connaughton
Montgomery
Alabama
Yealerny
Poisoned At Meredith College Candy Incident
Seven students at Meredith Business College in Bihiesville including six girls and one boy were poisoned after eating candy. For six hours their condition was described as precarious and serious as medical staff treated them.
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Bihiesville
Meredith Business College
Judge Gard's Court Pets Local Saloons and Marriages
Judge Warren Cardom presided in Oxford on Friday over Ohio cases against Hoga Clare Reynolds and John Steinman for operating saloons near West Chester. Lark the cases were dismissed. Chiles Weizel and Charlotte divorced. Weizel secured a license to wed Hazel Booker. Squire Harry Hughes married. David Bowman faced an indictment for a Middletown buy with M. O. Burns for the state and W. G. Palmer for Bowman.
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Warren Cardom
Ohio
Chiles Weizel
Bijan
Charlotte
Weizel
Hazel Booker
Harry Hughes
The
Stair of Ohio
David Bowman
Middletown
M. 0. Burns
State
W. G. Palmer
Bowman
Mary Chatingf In Court At Verey Hospital Treatment
Mrs. Mary Chatingf of 449 Noell Street appeared in Judge Murphey's court after admission to Verey hospital for treatment. Judge Clavel presided as court order issued for medical care. The case proceeded on Thursday under limited conditions due to her condition.
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Mary Chatingf
Noell
Murpry
Verey Hospital
Clavel Phy
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