10 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1917
Page
1
The public schools reopen with a major staff reallocation. Superintendent Darrell Joyce lists new assignments for high school and elementary roles, naming teachers for English, History, Mathematics, Science, and domestic studies. Schools will feature updated leadership at multiple campuses and a broadened curriculum under new principals and coordinators.
A Louisville Kentucky woman, Neilia Fishgage, recounts suffering female troubles, headaches, and nervousness for four years. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, allowing her to avoid surgery, return to work, and care for her eight-pound daughter, sharing her experience to encourage others to seek medical advice.
A dense list of teachers, grade levels, and student names across Madison and related schools. The page itemizes staff by grade from kindergarten through seventh, naming numerous Misses and Mses and pointing to supervisor roles, with scattered references to instructors in Monroe and Polk districts and notes on specific grade assignments.
The community calendar lists Mrs Tom dinvtey and Mr and Mrs Chas Chambers hosting guests including Mrs Glen Chauibes of South Toad G Myers visiting Hollow Inst and relatives. Jbdy and Feo Decker stayed at Niab Columba Suite with Spin Harry Lodges and Tom Hurley spent time with Raper Chanaiers.
A fragmentary report describes a strange large spider web found in Newport Kentucky yard, credited to a creature named Wilson. The center of the web drew attention from residents and Mr Wolf who investigated, deeming the woven structure unusually large and mysterious.
A planning meeting for a school play at a Catholic high school elected John Lenihan as chairman of the general committee. Neal Shay, Ralph Vellericls Chatman, and others were named to subcommittees handling tickets, programs, publicity, and props. The group will outline work for the production and decide dates for tryouts.
A group including Susie Hani and Walter Saath traveled to Mian Lowey and stayed a week with Mrs Win Hann and family. They were accompanied by a party from MEL Wash and Mise Mawttue tevin Mary Welw and others. On Sunday afternoon Milton hosted Aira Dendy and her daughter at Myerett Flints.
Smokey Ridge items mention Shirley Corbin and her family visiting relatives in Kentucky, John Barty and children visiting Sedalia. A farm sale to Mrs. Bana Abbott transfers to Willa Shat, Collinsville. Dr health prompts changes, Robert Holly III moved to Moray Hospital for medical attention after a heart condition.
The West Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference in Ada ordained several men as elders. Notables Sioulay Shanthaugh Mataihon Fran CG Wyn Wo Caivas WH Conkling Latayatte Glurk Osburn W. Mo Walker Pem berville W. AM. George Scott D. 8. Smith and J. We Welch were among the ordinations. Educational talks featured former Governor with FLWs and university presidents Albert Edwin Smith and John Wy Hartman. The Ada audience packed Dele Memorial Hall for the opening term and a focus on Christian education to strengthen democracy. The Butler County Teachers Association met with Mr Schwarz presiding, discussing high school, primary, and rural school conferences.
A damaged ad-style piece discusses complexion care claiming skin cells renew through repeated cleansing and wax treatment. It promotes marcolived wax and nightly cold rinses to restore youth, urging regular use and noting gradual improvements over time.
The Jefferson screens Ghaylie Chaplin in The Gure and Petrova in The Land of a Magelden with a slate of diverting acts. Featured are Ruth Roland and Dorothy Phillips in varied serials and melodramas, plus a wartime prize lineup and glamour acts.
A Wednesday attraction at The Jewel features Alice Toves as Mary Talier in a Vitagraph production. The early scenes reveal her strength and charm, set in a park comedy with leading actors Zou Ray and Lederer. Fans are invited to attend and discuss the unfolding plot.
Grand Theatre opens a four day vaudeville program headed by P in Hamilton's Lay with a mix of acts including the Lamonts banjo duo, Marion Hart, Pilondy novelty, and Kenneth Gratton, plus content like Tomillon's new comedy routine. President and Mrs Wilson expected in port on Sunday for a social visit to Colonel House at Coolridge Point.
An incident Saturday night led to several individuals including Everatt Darker Dillard Tarth Willie Marthing Croaby and Ehner Russell being charged in connection with a row and weapons. Barker was charged with carrying concealed weapons while others faced disorderly conduct accusations. The case is set for Monday before Judge Shank of the municipal court.
London reports an interview with German chancellor Michaelis stating Germany will soon publish peace terms and that final arrangements are being made. He mentions no definite agreement on Alsace Lorraine but says no decision has been taken yet. The interview notes ongoing considerations and peace condition questions.
Only two German classes proceed this year with Julia Aligs Weise as the sole German teacher. The grade has altered staffing and the pupil body will study German under Miss Weingart amid changes at Madison schools.
A Washington action on the MOVIL tax amendment details changes to exemption provisions and a revised total levy. The measure, proposed by Stone, passed without White. it nullifies a prior provision related to admission charges and affects open-air attractions and moving pictures, reducing the levy by about 4,000,000.
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