Aviator Paul Peek killed in Middletown crash
Paul Peek, holder of the American wings record, was killed at the Cigero flying field near Middletown when his biplane failed during a bank in a gusty wind. The mishap followed a public exhibition in Middletown days earlier and a flight at Covey Island.
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Adanes Cinddge
Pan ‘Peek
Cigero
O’élobk
Andrew
Polek
Peek
Middletown
Paul Peek
Chicago
Petrduliv
Covey Island
Water Well Sanitation Review Sparks City Action
An inspection by engineer MacDowell for the state health board finds surface water and old river sources polluted, with E coli detected in some samples. While wells show some oxidized matter, overall supply is deemed sanitary for public use, prompting further testing and potential new wells under council consideration.
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Ubu
Sied
Miawal
Weile
Miami
MacDowell
Jah Hulzhor
Thy
Lin Willy
Cabapbell
Offiver Smadlyy
Lo Eity Council
Service Directax Molzbergod
Tie de Nation
Mercy Hospital Patient Improves After Illness
Mrs Tindley shows notable recovery at Mercy hospital from a serious illness described as natural in origin. Family remains hopeful for further improvement as doctors hold out hope despite uncertain prognosis. Mig Lindsay also improving steadily since last Thursday, following a troubling episode that prompted concerns of a sinking spell.
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Tindley
Lear
Mercy ‘Hospital
Mig
Lindsay
Tve
Euwe
Judge Refused Bond In Probate Court Case
In probate court Wednesday Judge Cominigh refused to grant bonds of 250 dollars each for Dan Hurhoe and Philip A. Wisigowing, remanding them to jail after hearing charges. Separately, H and D passenger train No 5 delayed over an hour at Trenton when engine 203 blew a pipe injector, boiler fire put out, yard engine towed in, services resumed after repairs.
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Wedtesday Atternong
Cominighob
Trenton
Dlock
Wiednnesday
Yrewen
Couhee
Bike Thieves Busy in Town's Journal Area
Two residents of the Journal report thefts on the sidewalk in front of the Journal office. No clues exist to identify the thief. A marriage license for Witham Eels and Prances Myers was refused due to nonresidence.
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Journal
Nuffen
Witham Eels
Prances Myers
Ciuvine Nell
Tore
Ba Wide
Bethel Rally Plans Highlight Sunday Observance
Bethel will observe rally day next Sunday with extensive preparations. The program begins at 8:45 a.m. with the Sunday school and includes a German service at 10:15 a.m. with musical offerings. Afternoon activities feature Junior Teague, Brotherhood and Ladies Society sessions, and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p.m. Miss Bertha Job leads the youth reconsecration, followed by cantata and hymns. An advertised letter list appears at the end.
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Buthel
Logetley
Thendore
Salduio
Eva Sipp
Authem
Tobsinzey
A. Beirly
J. Andre
Dadém
Geo
Haydn
Brotherhood of the
Ladies’ Society
Ession
Bivaine
Christian Endeavor
Bertha Job
Sheggin
Rossini
Anthien
Onyrtury
Geo. F. Geay
Chas, Gelmal
Dhe
Pearl Smith
Margaret Howard Qyil Messis
Tobi
Storgenthiler
Deln Buecker
Hayaitr
Lacey
Restore Gray Hair to Natural Color
Vintage ad touts Sage and Sulphur hair remedy from Wyett’s Sage and Sulphur Lair Remedy. Claims restore natural color, stop dandruff and itching, strengthen thinning hair. Offers 50 cent bottle, guarantees refund if not satisfied. Aggal Hodulus Deng Co.
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Weyellt Chemical Company of
New York
Wyett
Hoduliis
Reverend J Murray to lead Moore's College finances
The Journal notes Rev J Murray, pastor of College Corner Methodist Episcopal Church, will be appointed financial agent for Moore's College at Moore's Hill Indiana starting September 18. Murray, a three year College Corner leader, will hold final services next Sunday with a morning review and an evening program titled An Evening With the Seat.
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S.'Ed. Muri
The
Methodist Church
Mike
College Commer. C
Shelbyville
J. Murray
College Corner
Collee Corner
Murr
Mine
Seateh
Booze Fueled Painter Leo Mendelson Dies in Hamilton
The scanic painter Leo Mendelson known as Heine Henderson died suddenly at Mercy Hospital between 8 and 9 PM from heart failure brought on by alcoholism. Born in Mount Ayr, he was 39, lived with W. W. Tintrock on Ludlow Street, and had earlier worked with Lewis and Oliver StowGolash. He was married once, with his only known living relative his Chicago father. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Bonner Cahill after filial contact.
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Leo D. Mendelaon
Stmony
Smith Theater
Heine
Henderson
Morey Hospital
Lewis and Oliver
Hamilton
Atlas Hotel
W. W. Tintrock
New Second
Ludlow
Timo
Aiow
Chichyo
Mountayr
Dr. Hornung
Mercy Hospital
Sleuth
Silas
Wafroth
Chicago
Bonner ¢& Cahill
Elegant stag dinner marks Savers 35th birthday at Woodlawn Club
Saver 35 celebrated his 35th birthday Wednesday night at the Woodlawn Club south of Glendale with Hamilton Wey as guests. A. I. Bickley presided as toastmaster. Speeches were made. Notables included De W. Reed, Charles Busch, Frank Kine, Judge Warren Gad, and others. Funeral notices follow for John Bloewhly at 228 Washington and Lester Williams at Greene.
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Charles
Savee
Woodlawn Jha
Glendale
Winell
Saver
Hamilton Wey
A. I Bickley
de. W. 5. Reed
Charles Busch
Frank Kine
al Rolle
AL J. Waymlarty
Miss Burns
Warren Gad
Rofl Landon
Harry Woniell
Chinlen Lybert
Geo
Vas Doren
C.F. Bickley
Keyes
B. Deakmont
George Ehroh
Thad Straub
Charles Fowel
Feu
Lanquet
Tom Neetor
Cinelli
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Moore’s College
State Board of Health Files
Smedley
Assistani
Realth
Ater
Oliver A. L. Smedley
Huctiltos
Lindeey Beiter
Ohlingay
Lues Thors
BA Gkorge Evans
Honey Zoy
Piigatygnsy
Ab Smith
Bethel Rally
A. A. Anslin
Maurice Cooper
A. Hair
A. N. Messer
Robert Myres
George Priva
Mr. Taylor
U. Heschell
Minkael Stiedel
Heine” Henderson
Fle
John Bloewhly
Washington Street
Orelock
Zioi
Ohare
W. AD. Wait
Lawment Gerenwool
Lester Williams
Ite
Myrlania
Hey
Rheridan Watson
Greene
National Biscuit Company
Butler County Agricultural Society
Court House
Fair Ground
C. A. Kumler
Jersey
First National Bank
the Journal Publishing Co
Hamilton, Ohio
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