Harmony Lodge Hosts District Convention and Speakers
The seventy sixth OHin district held its annual convention with Harmony Lodge No 14 Hamilton as host. Jacob Lattimer of Middletown was elected president C I McCormick of Hamilton vice president Archie Owens of Park Union secretary treasurer. The banner award went to Canton Sinders Hamilton. Principal speaker William H Beachler of Gratis spoke on Big Gone of Sparrows. Other speakers Grand Master McCay Grand Patriarch B E Rhodes and Teonis Druamond. A post dinner program featured dialogue by Herbert Liebrock and music by the Jewell Family Band. Plans for joint T O O F and Knights of Pythias meeting were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He
Ohin
Harmony Lodge
Hamilton
Jacob Lattimer
Middletown
C. 1 McCormick
Archie Owens
Park Union
Port Union
Dor Uny Jun Lodge
Canton Sinders
William H. Beachler
Gratis
Ohio
McCay
B. EB. Rhodes
Teonis+ Druamond
N. 2
Ate Cay
Grand Lodge
Louis Dremmond
Charles Strudel
W. ¥. Tasaber
B. E. Rhodes
Silver Tink Rebekah Lodge
Georginnin
Liebrock
Herbert
Jewell
T. O
Knights of Pythias
Trenton Community Notes From Oct 10 Social Roundup
Trenton news recounts visiting relatives and neighbors from Asheville North Carolina to Hamilton and Middletown. Local events include hospital guests, a missionary convention, plays by West Middletown P I A and a rural theatre contest, with several families hosting gatherings and a poison case recovery noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Trenton
Albert Canter
Levon
Charles Fuller
Asheville
North Carolina
Harbour
Ieny West
Mid- Motown
Peter Kennel
Violet Newman
Mabel Spivy
Morey Hospital
Howned Woodrey
Igaret Dodie
Miami University
James Law
Teco ¥Orheex
Near
Lebanon
Charles H. Vaeh
Hamilton
J. G Dodds
Theo, Augspurger
Fort Anciant
Fred Schmid
Fountain City
Ind
G. Schmidt
Alvie Shafer
Chas, Schmidt
Jessa Craft
Will Graat
James Grant
West of Middletown
Willig Shauman
Hamill Radio Striebick
Merlin Brill
Charles Brown
Fred Kinsinger
California
Pater
Charles Schmidt
Charles Neimayer
Duluth
Minnesota
John Davb
U Duluth
West Middletown
P. 1
Sod
Jesse Crout
Spies Sud
Carissa
Sherman Lindsay
Carlisle
Harry Clendennin
Trenton UW. P. Y. P
Woman Sought on Charge of Cutting Friend
Detectives hunted a gang and sought Lillie Mao Symmes a 22 year old colored woman at 24 South Monument Avenue on a charge of attempted murder. A midnight warrant was signed by Marmie Bender, 38, of 19 Stephan Street, who said she had not run the head and that the scrape occurred on South Monument Avenue with Willie Mac eaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jower Seeatilwan
Lillie Mao Symmes
South Monument Avenue
Lillie Moho
Marmie Bender
Stephan Street
Ara Anil Bnel Poliva
Bonth Monument Avenue
Willie Mac
Y M C A Hobby Clubs Meet This Week
Y M C A hobby clubs for boys announce weekly sessions directed by C H Klippel and various leaders. Meetings include Magic club with Tom Keppler at 7 pm Monday, stamp collecting at 1240 pm Tuesday under Bill Heiser, carpentry and handcraft under Herman Dulli, checkers under Sam Wheeler, harmonica under Harald Macklem and John Symes, and chemistry with Bicha Hayes. All boys are urged to attend the first session this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turaday
Y. M.C. A. Boya
C. H. Klippel
Magic Club
Tom Keppler
Bill Heiser
Herman Dulli
Sam Wheeler
Elah
Clu
Harald Macklem
Johm Symes
Bicha Hayes
Exemption Bill For Substitute Postal Clerks
A discussion on wage exemptions for substitute postal clerks and the impact of an 8.3 percent pay cut. Senator Tydings seeks a corrective amendment to protect substitutes earning under $1,000 yearly, noting some gain extra work at Christmas but would be taxed by the current rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baud Tay Warallington Hamiidin
Washington
D. Gost
Rnmilton
Bengine Tydings
Im Congress
Tydings
Congress
Wamilton
Ohio Casualty Approved on Postal Bonds
Ohio Casualty of Hamilton is approved by the postmaster general and treasury officials to carry surety bonds for postmasters and postal employees. The decision comes as other insurers are dropped for insufficient capital and surplus, increasing the share for compliant firms. Postmasters face heavier financial responsibility as postal savings near the billion dollar mark, with funds held in banks approved by the comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ohio Casualty Company
Hamilton, Tallay
Postmaster General
Treasury
Comproller
Hamilton Sala
Nnwchieves
Middletown Man Ends Own Life
A 25 year old man Robert Kayser was found shot near his heart at home in Maple Park. Coroner Edward Conk ruled death a suicide with witnesses including his wife and mother-in-law. Keyser had financial troubles and previously worked on a milk wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Edward Conk
Robert Kayser
Maple Park
Mary Ellen Keyser
Tio
Keyser
Npon
Forty Years Of Mercy Hospital In Hamilton Milestone
Forty years ago October 4 1899 Mercy hospital in Hamilton opened for inspection and dedication. The Sisters of Mercy pursued charity and mercy work with community support. A campaign funded a large house at 116 Dayton Street remodeled for the hospital in time to serve the city, with trustees including J J Pater John V Noilan St Charles Bosch and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ginga Unt Linu
Mercy Hspital
Nlamilten
Sisters of Mercy
Morehan
Acts of Mercy
Mersy Hospital
John F. Noilin
Ura Hospital
Beckett
Thia
Dayton Tront
Molloy Mary Nayier
Cincinnati
Moeroy Hospital
Joseph J, Pater
John V. Noilan
St. Charles
Antioch Shrine Band in Hamilton Concert Draws Hundreds
Several hundred Hamilton residents enjoyed a Sunday afternoon concert by the Antioch Temple Shrine band and drum corps of Dayton in Monument Avenue park opposite the Anthony Wayne hotel. One hundred Antioch members arrived by special trains and were welcomed by local organizers. The program opened at 1:00 pm and featured marching around the square with martial airs and performances by the band and field corps, then continued through nearby towns with visiting dignitaries and numerous participants from Dayton and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Antioch Temple Shrine Band
Nusis Corps of Dayton
Monument Avenue Park
Anthony Waynn
Antioch Temple
Ian
Twuphstan
Tamilton
Stanley Wirtz
R. K. Asbury
BE. B. Highes
Hamilton Shing Club
Tf. E. Lacy
A Good Jumper Too Good Causes Sign Damage
18 year old Schuler of W420 Ridgelawn avenue walked with a companion along North Third Street on a Saturday night at 7:50. He attempted to jump and touch a hanging sign in front of Hornstein Jewelry at 120 North Krd street, but knocked it down. He told police he would pay the damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineard Schuler
Ridgelawn Avenue
Schuler
North Third Elreof
Yale
Hornstein Jewelry Alove
North Krd Street
First Baptist Workers Meet in Tivat Church
Willing workers of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock with Mrs Heten Kramer of 839 Mooreven Avenue. The meeting aims to organize and discuss church activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivat
Heten
Kramer
Mooven Avenue
Republican Women Meet Tonight in Ohio Chapter Event
The Tamiltan chapter of the Ohio Council of Republican Women will meet tonight at 106 South Second Street. All members are invited to attend. The notice references unrelated fragmented text about music and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Council of Republican Women
South Second Atreet
Plan Convention of Butter County Religious Council
The Butter County Council of Religious Education plans its annual convention at the Methodist church in Hamilton with a program led by BR. M. Gadley and fellow organizers. Township conventions will precede the event in Morgan, Milford, Madison, and other townships. state youth conference dates were announced for Springfield on October 21 22 and 29. About 25 county residents are expected to attend. D. Campbell presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter County
Springfield
Butler Enynty
Vo D. Campbell
County Council
Oscar AL. Gast
Mra
Ruth B. Fatter
W. KE
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Joan Bennett
Joann Bennett
Hog Leen
Ohio Casualty
P. C
Ttaly
Antioch Shrine
Ehoge
Dayton
Cecil T. Adams
Walter Dacueh
Ralph Snyder
Robert Bridgaratt
George Marks
Otto Wheeler
Karl ‘M. Goebel
A. B. Watne
Carl RK
Bhatéer
W. K. Wagner
Frank Or] Vrelt
George Snyder
H. T. Burns
Ray Souers
Earl Pields
J. W. Ireland
WE Ji. Wertz
D. M. Hecker
J. Homer Tritschuh
J. E. Schneider
F. B. Kilgely
F. H. Quentin
C. E. Jones
John Bannerman
Dr. C. FH. Lawrence
G. Ti. Quellhorst
W. J. Krave
T. C. Berry
J. W. Powell
B. W. Foolrath
J. R. Sollenberzer
Boyd 0. Downing
David Olinger
C. L. Tipton
M. Drake
FB. Hughes
Fred B. Lavy
WP. Downey
John TL. Kreis
W. ©. Hedrick
Frank Fowles
Arnot A. Acton
Th. C. Weinlunil
Tuya DeCombs
Werbert Sinelizer
Rolin Wagner
Harry JA. Notson
C. Coursen
Hedin G. Babb
Charles Hanes
Charles B. Shaffer
J. B. Moengater
Stars OF
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Edwin C. Hill
Edin C. AM
Star
New York
Hil Ia
Efile
Isd
George C. Thurn
Mrs. Thurn
Court St
Tommendous
Lovell
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
South Second St
First Baptist
Germany
Plan Convention of
Religious Council
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