Bandini Addressed Presbyterian Group by World Traveler
Aus Lillian Harval Bartlett of Cincinnati spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society of the Treshy totiag church discussing Or toher in India with emphasis on Gandhi and India's path to freedom. She connected health concerns, British imperial policy, and passive resistance in a concise program.
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Aus
Lillian Harval Bartlett
Cincinnati
Woman's Missionary Society
India
Bartlett
Gandhi
South Sea Islands
David Black
Raymond HH
Burke
Mus
Sill
Joseph Scherrer
Baker Speaks On School Levy
J R K Baker, superintendent of public schools, spoke at Roosevelt Junior High on why a two mill school tax levy is requested. He clarified that the new levy replaces the old one with a slight increase due to tax cuts, stressing the need to maintain Grade A schools amid operating cost reductions and strict economy.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
J. RK. Baker
Orchard Fair at Congs Church
The ladies of the first Congregational church sponsor the Orchard Fair at the church on Friday night. The event opens at 7 o clock and offers attractions including a flowering pine tree a sugar tree and a fruit laden orange tree. Refreshments will be served and a prize drawing benefits the parish family in attendance. All are invited for a happy evening.
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Sonia
Nurses Attend Ohio Meeting At Gener al Hospital
Representatives from Fort Hamilton and Mercy hospitals attended a three day institute of District No 8 Ohio Hints Nurses association at General Hospital from Tuesday to Thursday. Attending were Glora Waln clinical superintendent Lela Miller Hilda Baner Mary Nenavin Ruth Briggs Martha Welch Nettie Droega and other Mercy Hospital School of Nursing graduates. Cincinnati physicians delivered lectures on new methods in medicine and related fields.
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Fort Hamilton
Mercy Hospitals
Ohio Hints Nurses’ Association
General Hospital
Glora B. Waln
Mley Lela 1
Business Girls of YWCA Plan Rally
Announcement of a Business Girls club rally at the YWCA on Wednesday October 26 at 6 15 o clock. Papua has new stamps replacing the Leading cane design with 56 denominations issued for use in Canberra Australia.
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Business Girls OF
YW. C. A
Business Girle! Club
WC. A
Papua
Canberra
Australia
Central Church Ladies Meet at Parsonage Event
Central Church of Christ hosted the Central Church Ladies meeting at the parsonage with Mrs. Almon Wolfe presiding. After devotionals and officer installation a social was served with refreshments to numerous members and guests including Mrs. Petit Mrs. Combs Mrs. Davis Mrs. Ghiengman Atra Edwards Mrs. Jones Mya Shirts Mrs. Ross Mrs. Chalk Mrs. Joseph Mia Maing Mrs. Rammell Mrs. Cress Mrs. DeWitt Mrs. Mullins Arrs Fryar Mrs. Howard Mrs. Zimmers Mrs. Putton Mrs. Kirk Mrs. Worth Mrs. Hicks Roy Almon Wolfe the teacher and Mrs. Wolfe the hostess.
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Almon Wolfe
Parysonage
Central Church of Christ
Ladies Glass
Petit
Combs
Davis
Ghiengman
Atra
Edwards
Jones
Mya
Shirts
Ross
Chalk
Joseph
Mia
Maing
Rammell
Cress
DeWitt
Mullins
Arrs
Fryar
Howard
Zimmers
Putton
Kirk
Worth
Hicks
Roy
Mra. Wolfe
Hamilton Men Plead to Federal Jury Indictment
Sixty two men appeared before Judge Robert R. Nevin in the U S district court as plea entries were accepted. Allen Freeman of Oxford pleaded guilty to violating the Volstead act. Others from Hamilton and surrounding areas pled not guilty to prohibition law charges. Mose Gulley faced a second charge under the Mann White Slave Act.
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Fy Roreapo
Harrie
Syecin Ulapuntek
Cincinnati
United States District
Robert R. Nevin
Allen Freeman
Oxford
Lawrence Helden
Coralla Agenue
Hamilton
Rollie Watkins
Peck Avenue
Mose Gulley
Garden Avenue
F Hamilton
Edward M. Leisner
Grand Boulevard
Rinkle Files in Bankruptcy by Houmat Clawa
William Wrinkle of Hamilton filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States court listing debts of 776 with no assets beyond a swatch and clothing valued at 90 he claims exemption. Judge Robert R Nevin granted Outer Brewer of Middletown a motion to dismiss, ruling Wrinkle was not a resident of the district for six months before filing.
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Rinkle
Houmat Clawa
Tn Jour
Cinciinnati
D. Ger
William Wrinkle
Projectiarist
Hamilton
United States
Robert Rk, Nevin
United States District Court
Outer Brewer
3Fidiletown
Torch-Y Club Elects Officers
Newly elected officers of the Torch-Y Club at Roosevelt Junior High School include President Charles Vance, Vice President Clarence Sams, Secretary Donnald Weiss, Treasurer Merle Brinett, Membership Chairman Clarence Sams, and Program Chairman John Dolan under Ed Sting’s supervision in Hamilton.
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M. G
Ed Sting
Roosevelt Junior High School
Hamilton
Charles Vance
Clarence Sanis
Donnald Weiss
Merle Brinett
Clarence Sams
Tohn Dolan
Woolsack Club Formed At Hamilton High School
The Woolsack, a club for English history students at Hamilton High School, was organized during class. Miss Ora Brown and Miss Elizabeth Turner will advise the club. Officers were elected in each class and an alumni chapter formed to join meetings and social functions.
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Woolsick
Hamilton High School
Ora Brown
Elizabeth Turner
Ella Man Cope
Brown
Glen Holden
Warry Brush
Woolsack
Miss Cape
Borgman Dies at Cincinnati Funeral Directors
Hamilton man Henry J. Borgman, 37 years with Busse and Borgman, funeral directors, died at Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati after appendicitis. Survived by widow Anna Borgman and sister M. Edward Busse. Also notes Lincoln Beachey completed first loop the loop in a van aircraft in the United States.
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Hamilton Menas
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gineinanti
Henry J. Borgmann
Busse and Borgman
Borgman
Anna Borgman
Mi ‘A
Edward Busse
Lincoln Beachey
The
United States
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Bandini
Presbyterian Group
Baker
Cong’s
Ohio
Central Church Ladies. Meeting
Torch-Y Club
Woolsack Club
Mannish
Belle Lesharmeer
Individuel
Coats
Kasha
Sale
Berst
DU Pont
Cavaliex
Carolyn
Stevens
Ase
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