Phillips-Carter Wedding A Pretty Evening at Bride's Home
The wedding of Migs Inex Cartier and George Phillips unfolded last evening at the bride’s parents home on West Main Street. The ceremony was at 7:30 pm performed by Rev. Lessowila. About sixty guests attended as the bridal party entered to music by Gavin Sheler. the reception featured decorative palms, pink and white roses, and a formal sendoff with confetti as the couple departed for an eastward wedding trip and then to their home at 828 West Main Street.
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Paul Carfive
Gavin Sheler
Laverne Kretsinger
Dnax
Philadelphia
Ross Avenue
C. B. Fimkahagunea
Florence Alberta
Hamilton High to Face Stivers on Saturday
Hamilton High School will play Stivers High at Daylon Saturday afternoon. The team leaves Hamilton at 12:00 o'clock and will be accompanied by a large crowd. Stivers is reported to have a high fast team. Ports, Hamilton's favored kicker, will probably be in the lineup.
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Hamilton High School
Stivers High
Hamilton
Stivers
Classified ads beat agents in property sales
Classified advertising moves more property annually than agent commissions. The ad reaches buyers quickly, exposing your property to interested parties in days, while agents spread effort across many listings.
Davis seeks $20,000 damages in common pleas suit
Alya Davis files a life altering injury suit in the common pleas court alleging on March 19 a train collision at the Mosler Safe Co site caused severe injuries. The complaint names G. and St. Le Ry as defendants and WS. Bowers as attorney.
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Alya Davis
Common Pleas Court
BOG. G. & St. le Ry
Mosler Safe Co
Irwin
Bowers
Alloney
Man Injured by Coal Fall On Arde Street
Relative to the incident, Phil Faber, known as a regular resident, was struck by coal that fell from a wagon on Arde Street while a passerby watched. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in a conscious state and is reported to be recovering from a severe head wound.
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Phil
T Faber
Areh Street
Faber
Bowrder
Allas Hotel
Lay
Arde Street
Merey Hugpilad
Personal Remarks From Cincinnati Visit and Local Meetings
Miss Katherine Siglingen is spending the week end in Cincinnati. Trelon McCtreevy entertained Miss Blanch Shaffer and others last evening. Mrs. Doh o. Bubl of St. Louis is visiting relatives here. Miss Lillia Jarman of Brookville visits her sister Mrs. Q. F. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Elliot and Miss Dolores Buckle will spend Sam eday and Sunday in College Hill. Mrs. Louis Keck of Dayton has returned home after visiting with Mr. Elliott. Fred Souter of Brookville is spending the week with Mrs. Louis Weishrodt.
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Katherine Siglingen
Cincinnati
Trelon McCtreevy
Blanch Shaffer Ak Gix O'Eloele Dimmer
Doho. Bubl
St. Louis
Lillia Jarman
Brookville
Q. F. Campbell
South Cstree
Elliot
Dolores Buckle
College Hill
Louis Keck
Dayc Io
Fred Souter
Louis Weishrodt
Franklin Street
Glendale mayor defends Sunday saloon closure proposal
In a recent interview mayor George TT of Glendale denied that Sunday saloon closures harmed business. He defended the ordinance as council proposed to address tax revenue and street sprinkling costs, saying the measure would not raise taxes beyond a ten year average and that opposition reflects unfair blame on those supporting the closings. A separate local note reports a girl reclaiming $1.03 found on High Street.
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Foo George
Foo
Glendale
Glea~dale
Unconscious Charles Smith Remains In Mercy Hospital
Charles Bunish remains unconscious at Mercy Hospital after a Wednesday accident. The injured man’s condition is listed as critical with little change, and no immediate improvement is reported as of the latest official update.
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Charles Smith
Mercy Hospital
Charles Bunish
Elsie Keever Ill After Sudden Illness
An ambulance rushed to Silsig Keever in Moress hospital on Friday night after a sudden illness. Medical aid was provided as the condition prompted transfer to the facility for treatment.
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Ty Paddies
Silsig Keever
Mores Hospital
de Va Vilai
Medicu
Gentle Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Action
An advertisement from The Olive Tablets Company promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle aid for older adults. The copy argues against harsh laxatives and claims tablets ease bowel motion without pain, claiming natural assistance and steady movement per box from Columbus, Ohio.
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Edwards
Kunwils
Cuhunbus
Death of Aurie Owens at 49 in Beakon Eye area
Annie Owens, 49, died of tuberculosis early Friday morning at 8 whenell. Born in Beaekon equniys Eye, he was a we ilbwright by trade. Survived by two sisters and five brothers. remains at Mrs. Sarah Browning, 447 North Sixth Street. Interment Greensand place Sunday.
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Annie Owens
Wennel
Sarah Browning
North Sixth Street
Madalis
Greensand
Subuday Ut
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