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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1911

Page

8

County Board Reports On Women Quarters Jail Infirmary And Children Shelter

The 1911 county board of visitors condemns the women’s department at the jail and the infirmary conditions while praising the children’s home. They urge immediate upgrades including bathrooms, ventilation, a new hospital building, and a modern laundry. The report notes 64 inmates at the jail, 81 in the infirmary, and 44 boys in the children’s home, with the latter deemed well run and orderly.

Hhe Vo Yoour Anon Yee Wade County Board of Visitors H. Nevin Kerst Huldefer AL T. Good F. C. Mauro Barton

Seven Mile Notes From Local Visit And County Fair

Special to The Journey reports village social life with visits from Mrs Waller Girard of Washington D C and other locals. The Butler county fair drew attendees including teachers and families. many residents travelled to nearby towns for events. Multiple mentions of dinners birthdays and church society activities mark a busy week in Seven Mile.

Lovernile Waller Girard Washington D. HL T. D. Gary Fannie ‘Thompson Harvilton Vila Hives

YWCA Plans October Membership Drive and Committees

The YWCA board met to organize a membership campaign planned for October 10 and 11 with headquarters at the YWCA building. A rummage sale is slated for October 28 to fund contributions. Committees include Executive, Membership, Religious, Physical, House, Entertainment, Social, Educational, Extension, and more with numerous women named to each group. The Lindenwold We W. club held an Old Time party, and the YWCA Gymnasium Class will open October 12 at Davebs Hill High School including children's class, evening class, basketball, drill and folk dances. all girls invited.

AML Vilber Y. TW. Gal Harlin Kernoban Byard al. Belden Harlan Jinsuce Goodman Tohey SkiJlman Corwin Behell Mary Morcy Sue Selvvurtz Lida Caldwell Ros Sine Sinney Allen Andrews Lorbor Lina Brown Ltotver Mas.b. Carr Misa ‘Lannent Seltall Belden Luston Good Myx. Tobey Mes Uduonet

Millville Social Notes Include Local Visits and Preacher Visit

Millville society column lists Sunday visits among Shaw and Yerigan families in Hamilton and Portmouth connections. Various relatives from Hamilton and surrounding towns are recorded visiting relatives here. A local probate court note mentions guardian appointment for Frank Straspaski and a proposed marriage to Anna Podolski deemed too young.

Tuke Brannon Frank Sxraspaski Middletown Anna Podolski Brannon

MRE SMELER FILES CONTEMPT CHARGES IN DIVORCE CASE

Mary Semler alleges Mary Semler claims ex husband Semler fails to pay child support and was ordered to appear to answer contempt charges on October 14. The fragment also includes unrelated cosmetic ad text about improve complexion and beauty products.

Mary Semler Will Semler Semler

Stolen horse and buggy recovered by sheriff and detective

Sheriff Graf and Detective Lennehan traced Pligorse and the Ps Weyniich buggy theft to Rockdale where Abe Bevins held the gray mare and buggy. They pursue a suspect described as a man about six inches taller and 130 pounds, known as Harris, last seen toward Ker Ineky hills.

Graf Lennehan Pligorse Ps J. Weyniich Dayton Mr. Weynich Hamilton Lennelan Rockdale Abe Blevins Stranger Harris Thy

John Emerine dies at 77 in College Corner hotel

John Emerine aged 77 a longtime College Corner resident died at 8 this morning at Mugary hotel formerly Sehlenck hotel after a year of decline and weeks bedridden He came from Brookville Ind to College Corner 26 years ago Funeral held Wednesday at 2 at the hotel Rev Max Lathrup officiating with burial in College Corner cemetery

College Corner del Emerine Oelock Mugary Hotel Sehlenck Hotel Brookville Ind Therine Max Lathrup

Freedom Sludge Gard Habeas Case For John Hegedus Freedom

Tuesday afternoon the habeas corpus case of John Hegedus was heard as he seeks release from jail. Hegedus had sued Ed Malloy for $1000 in damages alleging an assault. Malloy responded by arranging Hegedus's arrest for embezzlement in Hughes' court. Hegedus remains in jail and seeks freedom.

John “Hegedog Hegedus Malloy

Redmond Case Neared Resolution in Alimony Row

Judge Murphy heard the case of AL Redmond versus Katherine Redmond and reserved division pending more testimony. Redmond claimed cruelty neglect and excess drinking, supported by witnesses. Mrs Redmond did not contest. alimony and property division were settled out of court.

Condemned Hogs Prompt State Inspector Action in Inis City

Twenty hogs condemned by the state inspector in Inis City for hog cholera symptoms. In a separate notice Obie Richmond reports Hollie Forrest has sued Mrs. Margaret Forrest for divorce.

Goya Inis City Shoul Great Today Margaret Forrest Hollie Forrest

Ade Advertising Copy Quietly Markets Robes and Blankets

Suitable for Automobile Robes Red Blankets Horse Blankets Lap Robes Prices flow An early inspection is invited.

Democrats Rally in Lexington Urges Pro Gov, Pro Dem Legislature

Osear W. Inderwood of Mabuuim told a large Central Kentucky gathering that Kentuckians must elect a Democratic governor and legislature in November. He warned a Republican win could allow vacancies to be filled by Republicans and profit protection over labor, touting a Democratic free list bill to save about $900 million for the people.

Lexington Osear W. Inderwood Mabuuim Elmennin Ways and Means House of Representatives Kentucky United States Underwood

Postal Savings Bank to Open October Twenty Eighth

Postmaster Carl Schell announced government supplies for a new postal savings bank to open October 28 at the Jotal post lattice. George A. Miller will supervise the bank with later depositories named. Deposits start at one dime with a card of ten stamp spaces. certificates cover deposits of one dollar and multiples. Certificates are 2 percent interest and exchangeable for 2 percent bonds, with a 300-certificate limit per depositor.

Carl Schell Postal Savings Bank Jotal Post George A. Miller Government United States

Mrs Byron of Dayton Dies in Unt City

Mrs Robert Byron of Dayton Ohio died Sunday in Unt city. Remains brought to Hamilton today to the home of her sister Mrs Jaca Bisele South Monument avenue. Funeral from 415 Booth Monument Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Sheridan Bell officiating. Interment Greenwood. Coming Down Some Kansas City Mo Oct 10 Ehner Swope Martinsburg W Way seeks to prove he is son of late Colonel Thomas H Swope to claim Swope milling and would accept $2000 in settlement.

Am Armalead Mason Ward Meeks Conpersville Hive Margen Carl Warhnng Son Stollf Riehinomi Buller Fkoragan Missionary Society MM. F. Clueeh Manwuc WC. Mille Ft. Wayne Ind W. E. Beachual A. M. Richards Cincinnati Uelen Chia Kyle Oxford M. A. Seult Nelle Pluvds Park Cunden Kimmy Stovicker Fred Stonicker George Pluck Suilidlay Noel Adams Hamilton Jennie Adams Mr. Meek Richmond Mus Jaink Meeks Sarah McClintork M.A. Seotend Matinda Shively Nowi J. J. Fessenden St. Louis P. Re Wnd Lee Ray Mark Middletown Will Gilbert Los Angeles Cal Snively Sun Murray Joe Rupp Richond Fred Suively HL. GU. Snively Mas J. D. Snively Elizabeth Ray Fred Bisdorf Jena Hina Berk Lucile Steplins Maiitton Florency Abbott M. 5 Chas Cable Ling Bindyall Cin Sanday Renbush Robert Byron Dayton Ohio Byron Jaca Bisele South Monument Avenue Booth Monument Sheridan Bell Green~wood Kansas City Ehner ‘Swope Martinsburg Way Thomas H. Swope Swope

Bicycle Found Near Staith's Theater Door

Officer Baker found a bicycle tied at the stage door of Staith's theater Monday night and brought the wheel to the police station for safekeeping.

Baker Staith's Theater Mie

Plumed Knights Invade Dayton For Annual Conclave

Dayton hosts the sixty ninth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Obiu Knights templary with about 10 000 Knights expected, including 7000 women. The day features a reception for the eminent grand dow meander and staff and escorting visiting commanderies to quarters from depots. Eli Fasold, past grand communes, chairs the reception committee. John N. Bell, grand recorder, completes a quarter century in office and is poised for re election. J Russell Jahmston was elected grand counnynder but cannot preside over business sessions due to illness.

Dayton Grand Commandery of Obiu

Middletown for Love of a Man Ends in Tragedy

An Indianapolis report notes Florence Wood, aged 13, died by poison in a suspected double tragedy linked to the same man. The Wood family previously saw another member end her life by self harm, both tied to a single troubled relationship. Heib's at 217 Court is listed in a brief local notice.

Indianapolis Ind Florence Wood Wood

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