Kiwanis Club Plans District Meet and Installations
Hamilton Kiwanis Club held a busy meeting at Anthony Wayne to review trips by the Ford Motor Company Champion Coated Paper and Journal Publishing Company programs for Hamilton and Cathalia High schools. The club announced January 10 as the officer installation date and a district council meeting in January with Judge S. J. Kauts becoming lieutenant governor.
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Othe
Kiranis District Council
Hamilton
Lawyoir
J. Kauts
Mrs Sigel Resigns Poasttown Lecturer Post
Mrs Sigel resigns as Poasttown grange lecturer elect for the coming year at a regular meeting. A new lecturer will be chosen at the next meeting in December. Installation of officers will occur at the first meeting in January. Christmas program to be held next meeting with Mrs Raymond in charge.
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Wilbur Berkley
Union Gringe Tureday
West Chester
Russel Kling
Fred King
Harry Fee
Grange
Cbarabes
Community League
Ruaeel, Fairall
Marie Sigel
Poasttowry Grange
Poasttown
Siurmary
Wil Je
Mra
Raymond
Paullin
L. Ur
Death Notice for John L. Beyer in Cincinnati
John L. Beyer, of Cincinnati, called by death, survived by five grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral from his Lad in residence Saturday with Rev Blood of Fininline, burial at Vine Street Hill Cemetery in Cincinnati. Friends may call Friday night at the residence.
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Indy
New York
Everett
MagGregor
Greenwood Social Notes from The Journal
Greenwood November 23 residents attend the West Elkton schoolhouse Christmas event. Reported rabies this season. warmers hope weather stays favorable to finish. Walter Campbell called with Rady Cave. Jack Cave and Walker visited Pitsinger home on business. Roy Pitsinger’s barn replaced after fire. Goldie Carr improves. Mrs Tom Johnson works at Ujo tobacco warehouse in Eaton. Core Mae Paul visited Mary Lumley and Susie Lumley. Tom Kelly returns after week with a sick sister near Hamilton. Harvey Flannery spent weekend at home near Collinaville. Ruby Care visited Mae Puckett. Mr and Mrs Jack Carr spent Sunday with Jim Paul. Several attended dance at Johnemn’s Sunny. Bar Lumley and Rd Walker visited Jim Paul. Runnell and Mae Puckett spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Carr. Bill and Jimmie Paul called at Boyer home one evening in January. Bill Paul went to Mymere. Tad over the week.
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the Journal
Greenwood
West Elkton
Walter Campbell
Ing
Mra
Tom Johnson
Ujo Tobacco Warehouse
Eatan
Core Mae Paul
Mary
Susie Lumley
Tom Kelly
Bren
Hamilton
Tlarvey Flannery
Is Home
Collinaville
Ruby Care
Mae Puckett
Jack Carr
Jim Paul
Ure
Johnemn
Bar Lumley
Rd Walker
Runnell
Car
Bill
Jimmie Paw
Bill Paul
Mymere
Tad
First M. E. Brotherhood Dinner Host Features Entertainment
A First M. E. Brotherhood dinner showcased eight performers led by Rajah Thomas Keppler. Winners in the guessing contest included William Hunneberger, Paul Pottert and Webb Beldin. Benediction was given by Rev. G. B. Parkin amid an extensive list of attendees.
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Ning
Rajah Thomas Keppler
William Hunneberger
Paul Pottert
Webb Beldin
G. B. Parkin
W. A. Beldon
R. C. Cogswell
C. B E. Pafterson
MY. Beate
A. Brale
P. K. Cartier
Cartice
Goyer
W. BL Griffith
CI J. Parrish
Nulan Pmeish
Charles Cahalave
William (. Shaker
Kim Potter
P. KF. Potteré
Howard Bill
E. Vernon Hit
P. Tlathor
G. Brack Haharm
Byed
J. Dilg
Z. R. Dilg
Stephen Easton, Sr
Dack Tustany
Stephen Aston
Dan Maston
Junelyle J. Easton
Ray Kennendy
Robert C. Stephenson
C. Rol
Frederic Stephenson
William Kapp
Willian Smith
W. J. Allen
G. Alen
J. He DuBoik
Robert Warren
Edward
RR. C. Angspurgery
Robby King
A. Drogsel
Ta Smith
Richard Beridge
A. J. Berridge
George Sheard
Tease Hedones
Leon Hornish
Ralah Kepplex
William Ross
Bob Clark
Roy Torstemeter
George B. Parkin
Robert W. Parkin
Percy R. Blout
Donald F. Stout
We F. Want
Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings noted
Personal notices list multiple families from Pittsburgh Cincinnati Norwalk and Jackson greeting Thanksgiving at grandparents and relatives. Names include William F Schatz Margery Ann Schatz Jana Eyre Wylie Dodds James Fisher D Fisher Edward O Sohngen and H Higgins with others visiting from Higginsport and Miami University student Mary Montaine.
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William F. Schatz
Pittsburgh
W. J. Schatz
Margery Ann Schatz
Arthur Ulmschneider
Jana Eyre
Charles Dodda
Wylie Dodds
Cincinnati
Miami University
Homer Higgins Sudvices
Norma Bunting
Higginsport
Ohio
Edward Y. Beowar
Revert Harmon
Jackson
Mich
Hamilton
Rural Volunteers In Cotton Relief
Rural volunteers in Hatley county prepare cotton clothing from United States government materials. Women across Sun district join working walls under local leaders to supply garments, with township assistants named including Mrs. Guidson Geppinger Fairfield and many others across Milford Oxford Reily St. Clair Union Wayne.
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United Sites
Hatley County
Mary Helpera
Duidson Geppinger
Fairfield Township
Hower Beckett
Wanava
Pbd
McLaughlan
Wwrac
Brooka
SL Fogarty
Catherine Wall
Lemon
Mira Kilmer Long
Mina Clawson
Lihorby
Siva
Scott Finlay
Milford
John Binet
Morgan
Duthne Prics
Oxford
Alice 5. Bichorn
Reily
Carl Engle
Tross
Frank Andrews
Cora Hayen
Tobn Miry
Latha Wilson
John Pilis
Lena Kelley
Katie Pretebt
Mex
Luella Rook
St. Clair
Martha Aufram
Archie Owen
Union
GR. Matson
John Wrelsford
George Weiland
Wayne
Reily Grange Holds Evening at Reily School
A regular Reily Grange business meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Reily School. The group opposed the county installation of officers and conducted a brief program with a Thanksgiving prayer by Mrs. Alice Riehhern.
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Reily
Alice Riehhern
Herman Moller
Threstigroups
Batemen Claim In Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court agreed to decide if a public employee who dies during an appeal process remains entitled to workers compensation. The case involves Avs. Elinue Bateman of Hamilton seeking compensation for the death of Edward Bateman, with the Civil Service Commission and state Industrial Commission intertwined in the appeal. The court sought appellate certification after the Commission’s appeal was upheld by the Court of Appeals, sending the matter to the high court. The incident stemmed from a fall in February in the civil service clerk’s office that led to his injury during the appeal process. He was later reinstated with full back pay for lost time.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Avs
Elinue Bateman
Hamilton
State Industrial Commission
Clinton J. Boyd
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Howard Bateman
Hisailun
Oxford Bureau Elects Irwin
The Oxford bureau held Tuesday night in Milton Trin the officers elected. Cestiged president Milton Trin Mae od Brown vice presidents Tarey Clark secretary treasurer Loven Sizelove. Music provided by Carmichael's orchestra with soloists Joan Fink Jane Meadon Margar ite Miller Joan Eliott Julie Hanty Eileen Brung. Prof PK Whelpton of Miami University spoke on travels in South America for the Scripps foundation.
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Menoial Presbyterian
Clue
Xford
Officera
Wol
Bradley
Ghnie
Man
Milton Trin
Maeod Brown
Tarey Clark
Loven Sizelove
Bye Carmichael
Joan Fink
Jane Meadon
Margarite Miller
Joan Eliott
Julie Hanty
Eileen Brung
PK. Whelpton
Miami University
South America
Scripps Foundation
Ree Line Nov 23 and Local Events in Reily
On November 14 Clarenee Abbott entertained the Helping Hand members. George Slang of Reily assists George Hol with corny husking. Aster Hurley and Victor Gingerick narrowly escaped injury when brakes failed on a hill near Reily. The McCormicks and other locals were entertained at the Abbott home. Mrs Clifford Moore recovering at home. Mr Bert Burgess shipped hogs to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Walter Hife and Jalin spent Monday in Reily.
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Wilda
Abbott
Clifford Moore
Bert Burgess
Cincinnati
Walter Hife
Jalin
Reily
Birthday of Mrs Daskey Celebrated at Home
Mrs Mary Daskey celebrated her birthday with a family dinner at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Alfred Swain on South Seventh Street. Attendants included Alfred Swain family George Swain Byron Wickard Catherine George Willining Silent Lewhoff Lawrence Mary Jane Joseph Scholler Warren C G Motzer Josaph Swen Carl Scholler Kathryn Scholler Wade Wiskard and others. The celebrant received gifts and many felicitations.
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Mary Daskey
Mary
Dunkey
Noi
Alfred Swain
South Seventh Street
Mre
Mary Dnnkay
Meséra
Mesdawes
George
Rites Friday for H Shollenbarger
Rites planned Friday for Harry Shollenbarger of Columbus former Hamilton resident aged 58 after a stroke. Services to be held at the home of his brother J B Shollenbarger in Collinsville at 2 pm officiated by Rev Marlin of the Usulinavilly Presbyterian Church. Burial in Collinsville Cemetery. He died Monday morning after a long stay at his Columbus home. He previously worked at Miami Valley National Bank in Hamilton then First National Bank. Remains expected in Collinsville Thursday afternoon with viewing at James Shollenbarger’s home after 4 pm. Pallbearers named include Thugit Ant Vhewis Hiollenbarger John Dunes Douala Fisher James Deam and P William Shollowbarzes.
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Harry Shollenbarger
Columbus
Alamilton
J.B Shotensarger
Collinsville
Nov. Marlin
Presbyterian
Colinsville
Shollenbagger
Hamilton
Miami Valley National Bank
First National Bank
Tmi
Cole Winsville
James Shullenbarger
Thugit
Ant Vhewis Hiollenbarger
John Dunes
Douala
Abuses urged by Archbishop correction urged by Archbishop
Cincinnati November 29 Labor leaders urged acceptance of church backed reforms at a convention of the American Federation of Labor. Archbishop McNicholas defended reform as just, saying labor and capital deserve equal value under government control and criticizing mismanaged abuses that harmed the public.
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Cincinnati
Labor
Mutta
Christian Brotherhood
T. McWieholms
McNicholas
Blagg Named Ohio Association Construction Safety Organizer
Blagg, head of the IR Bagge ad edruprny, was named Wednesday as organizer of the Ohio Association for the Prevention of Construction Accidents. Delegates from across the state formed the organization at a Columbus meeting Tuesday. Thomas A. Bentley of Toledo is chairman.
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Ohio
Shrine Club Opens Season With Novel Night At Temple
Hamilton Shrine club begins its season with a Friday night lag party at the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock featuring novel acts and entertainment. The program includes comedy, a novelty radio act, magic, gausia numbers, and a skilled pianist. buffet luncheon to follow. Committee members include Frank Fowles president and Harry S. Wonnell secretary.
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Shrine Club
Hamilton Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Hinev
Mom Have
Trank Fowles
G. PF
Kendall
Robarile
G. L. Snerby
L. F. Viz
W. GC. Drwhes
R. B. Stitsinger
Harry S. Wonnell
Revitalization of Church Seen by Primate Perry
The Rt. Rev. Janes De Wolf Perry, primate of the Episcopal church, told about one hundred representatives in Cincinnati that religion is returning with new hope. He spoke at Christchurch on East Fourth Street in support of the national council program and the ongoing church renewal despite a low mood. Members from Trinity, Hamilton, and other districts attended.
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America
Melaage
Episcopal Diocese
Southern
Ohio
Janes de Wolf Perry
Epincopil Church
American House of Bishops
Wey
Christchurch
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Jeeke
Trivily Clineah
Hamilton
Mrs Conover Taken by Death
Mrs Lola M Colinger beloved wife of T A Conover died Tuesday morning in Monroe at age 72 after a long illness. She was born near Brookville Indiana and lived in Monroe for many years. A member of Monroe Presbyterian Church she was a devoted church worker. Survived by two sisters Mrs Cory Pippin and Mrs Lawrence Sievert of Brookville. Funeral at home Friday with Rev Livingston. burial in Mond Cemetery. Friends may call anytime.
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Colinger
T. A. Conover
Hethmas
Monroe
Jewley
Gore
Brookville
Inns
Hind
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Cory Pippin
Lawrence Sievert
Joan
Kev. Livingston
Mond
Mone
Frionde
Elks Memorial Service Set for December Fourth
Elks Lodge 93 holds memorial service plans at Milks temple on December 4 at 2 30 p m Judge Robert Patterson to speak and Rev Kuether to chaplain with Walter Cahill delivering the eulogy The Tilks quartet led by Will Lebo to perform.
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Hamilton Lodge
B. P.O
Milks Temple
Molehair Graser
Detroit
Michigan
Mamilton
Tinaplang Ow
Ue Bikashih
Bill Mnow
Queen City
The
Temple
Robert Patterson
Kuether Weil
Walter WW
Cahill
Tilks
Will H. Lebo
Tastes Change in 300 Years But Thanksgiving Day Endures
An old article notes Thanksgiving dinner traditions persist since Pilgrim times. Turkey remains central though substitutes like chicken appear. the meal emphasizes simple prep and classic desserts. A detailed colonial style menu lists turkey chestnut stuffing and cranberry jelly among dishes with guidance on preparation.
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Alexander George
Turkey
Time to Kill a Cold with Gravela Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old remedy explains three cold stages from dry to mucous and declares Gravela Laxative Bromo Quinine kills a cold by opening bowels eradicating germs and fever. It claims quick relief with no bad side effects and urges purchase at Amelia drugstores in pocket sized wrappers.
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M Mattoe
Pasos
Grave
Geove
Yeaca
Volde
Grippe
Grove
Amelia
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