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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
16
Contreras and Ol 18, CoM Biles of College Cavan spent Sunday with Ma and Most Lax en Sholla. Mrs John Turk and daughters and Mr Carter guests of Will Slaton and daughters Bri ces Nol ou Bandy.
Claiming Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy restores hair, prevents dandruff, and preserves natural color. Promises rapid growth and scalp cleanliness with regular use. Advertises the product as safe, odorless, and suitable for any time, sold by Radcliffe Drug Co at Second and Tigh streets.
Mr and Mrs Chas King were Sunday guests of Mrs DW Fields family and Mrs Tetiry Mikenberey entertained Orient from Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Moran Mourrieal and baby Francis from near Oxford visited parents. Helen Finch of Oxford visited with Mrs Gish Duvis and Mrs Bad Shull spent Saturday at Billingeville with Mr and Mrs Doe. Arta Dehuls and Mrs Eu Shultz entertained cousin Ervin Greenville this week. Mrs John Miller of Colleen Corner, wife of Cael Miller, died Wednesday morning after a lingering illness.
A fragmentary social column lists gatherings and visitors including Mr and Mrs Harry Slovens and Ruth, Virgil from Lanilien, Mr and Mrs John Weinaelmint, and Mr and Mrs A T Bockell. It mentions relatives from Tramilton and Milvills and notes Halloween events with invitations for Saturday.
The Evening Journal announces a special 25th anniversary issue and invites all readers who have taken the daily for 25 years to submit their names under the heading A Roll of Honor. The paper aims to include every longtime subscriber and asks readers to contact the Journal office at once.
Chicago February 2 The players poll amounts to 10 million and is divided among eligibles. White Sox players receive 875 dollars each and Cubs 631 dollars. In addition, players will get three days extra salary as their contracts expired last Sunday. President Comiskey praises the White Sox victory while Murphy of the Cubs admits the beating.
Aug 19 October 19 report from Watling notes Battling Nelson defeated by George Alwer of Cumlide in a six round bout. Nelson appeared wild and struggled with distance while Alwer used quick counters and controlled the action. The referee credited Alwer with solid pressure and clean punches.
Johnny Evers, second baseman for the Chicago Cubs, was attacked by a fan after a city baseball series game. He sustained facial injuries including a cut lip and a swollen eye, and had to be assisted as he walked toward the clubhouse. The assailant struck him three times, leaving Evers unable to reach his wig in the aftermath.
A list of race names and participants appears with numerous amid OCR errors. Notable entries include Latona and Rompvent among others, with locations centered on Coeur D'Alene and Good Ship and Now Capital noted in the field.
Special To The Journal Linden reports a lively Sunday with Mr and Mrs Craneford visiting from Bhwood Md. Crawford family and Gotlieb Sugar and Jangiter Tavine hosted relatives at Lindenvald. Louis and Richard Waite called Wesley Crawford. Hicab Urban and family entertained. Miss Ruth Schlenker of Miami University Oxford visited relatives. Mrs Hinman Wieeho and Miss Madge Crawford spent time with relatives at Kyles Station.
The Ohio Grand Lodge elected officers at its Grand Convocation closing Thursday. New appointments include Deputy Grand Master Thomas Griffiths of Cleveland and Grand Secretary Bromwell of Cincinnati. Disputes arose over Grand Marshal Clore's appointment and funds totaling 20000 dollars were approved for the Masonry Home of Springfield and related uses. Charters were granted to lodges in Toledo, Alcon, Belpre, and Cleveland after dispensation.
Miss Marg Igen, teaching avareee lies, was home over Sunday. A parsonage program Wednesday evening drew a large audience, followed by refreshments. Mrs Low Hunmans spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Rev. Austin hosted his aunt Mrs. Austin of Delaware. Petrr Goranek remains at home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swearingen and daughter Gladys shopped in Tam. Charley Vannes and sons visited Lore qwer's parents. The Literave section met with Ate phert Johnson Friday evening.
Javihes Williamson, a popular entertainer, is engaged by the Dolating club for a performance to showcase his impersonations. The senior building on Elm Street will host the event, with proceeds aiding local fund drives.
Mrs Prank Bowl and daughter Estella transacted business in Hamilton Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Bitter of Mb healthy spent Saturday night with their family. Dittman family from Lew City visited Jacob and George Smith. C Bittman and daughter Helena visited on Sunday with Boden and Boden family members. Numerous locals attended the funeral of Lather Beal of Millville Monday. William Nagel from Sequmonse Burway visited Monday after high noon. Millvale entries note Adam Smith and daughter Marie attending.
Fragmentary notice mentions potatoes and selling by the bushel. The garbled text references Atherton Teal Uatsillon Evering Journal and a city paper schedule or column. Not enough clear details to identify people, places, or events.
A noisy retail column touts low prices on gloves undergarments hats shoes and more. The circular mentions men’s and boys’ hats leather goods stove items rugs and cleaners with deep discounts and special sale prices aimed at drawing shoppers.
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