Rothwell’s Tribute to Y M C A Education
A letter by A Rothwell praises the Y M C A correspondence school for its direct personal contact with instructors. He contrasts it with other programs, noting the value of in-person guidance for young men balancing day work and evening study. He commends instructors who have forged success in local business and urges recognition of this feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Mlc. A
Y. M.C. A. Instituta Oruight
Correspondee School
Thase
A. Rothwele
Mujer
Spendings by candidates filed after late primaries
Fr iday marked the final day for filing expense accounts by candidates voted in the late primaries, with a flood of new reports submitted to Clerk H. H. Haines. The list names numerous trustees clerks assessors and council members across Hamilton St Clair Middletown and other towns, noting those who reported no spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haines
Peter Gardner
Hanover
Win
Hatley
St Clair
Keil Gerber
Fairfield
Guillaune
Airfield
Geo. Clark
Ross
Chehael Hamel
St. Clair
Waller
Overly
Cnuneil
Hamilton
Waller Hinkel
Press of Council
Henry Henkel
Board of Education
Teailluhun
Cowneil
Ty, I
Hogan
Loss
Wis “Dovity
Constable
Hamill
Thomas Hishwick
Milford
J. W
Nighal
Mill Ford C
Bewin
Millgori
Russellering
Benj
City
Eler Miller
E Db.ay
Albert Kelley
Pe Roehie
Txluen
Clair
Ee Sauer
John Ruhl
Haniver
Harry Wounell
Hu van Lue
Rossly
E.W. O'Neil
Justice
Sherman Willams
Aucitor
D. Mathes
Chas
R. Penwell
Hauilton
Walter Tarris
Council-At
Middletown
C. J. Wingehiteh
Coouncil-At
Vrunk Vonderhaar
Leonard Simmons
Coddington
Temou
John Caldwell
Tacob Scheidt
St. Chai
Those Who Spent On Local Campaigns In Hamilton And Middletown
A list of campaign expenditures shows multiple Hamilton and Middletown officials and candidates, including Je V. Bunnell auditor Middletown with 1450 dollars, Frank L. Snyder council Hamilton 17 Al, and W. S. Brown treasurer Hamilton 175.70. Other names include Karl Krieger council Hamilton and James Manning constable Hamilton with modest payments, plus several mayoral, council, and trustee figures with varying sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns
Je V. Bunnell
Saditor
Middletown
Frank L. Snyder
Council
Hamilton
Karl Krieger
Kt. G. Jones
John Kurz
C. R. Miller
Dr. EU Cook
Ilton
Hlmer Molzer
Cowuil
A. EB. Bury
Equaeil
W. 8. Brown
Elown
Ham
Thal Steaah
H. OL. Ewing
Teank G. Simpson
Brown
Morgan
Vow. Beeker
Treasuree
Madletown
Stanley Webster
Lemon
Wn. Fogarty
James Manning
Verd C. Holbrook
Councit
Uamilton
Daniel Baker
Ror
Maumilton
Damage suit filed over canal death in Newton Hartzell case
Judge Gard presides as a jury considers Hartzell v county commissioners for wrongful death of Clarence Hartzell in the Grand Household canal incident on April 18 1900. Lawyers Barns Koehler Hartnett Duffrey Williams Studer and Wonnell appear for Hartnett while Q Barns represents the county. Walter Key weds Katie Lackey at Hamilton on January 2 1908 and faces alleged neglect leading to divorce action. Judge Sprigg of Dayton grants a divorce decree Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Gard
Hedsing
Eisé
Newton Hartzell
Clarence Hadeell
Grand Housevard
John Duffrey
Liebridge
Nelson Williams
Stanley Studtter
Walter ‘Key
Katie Lackey
Hamilton
Sprigg
Dayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schattner
Mars
Stetson
Rothwell
Rider
Geo. Bass
Chas. Wagner
Gling
Hatterfield
Equneil
Middletowe
Ed Stulz
Couneil-At-Large
Joe Mincher
Wn. P. Hayes
W. EL Conarroc
Johm Buebling
Paul Borklart
Couneil
Hawson
Ved Bandfel
Daemer
Connedl
Roy Henninger
L. FH. Feeehtling
Chim
Eppensteinen
John
Ellis
Johu Moon
Oxford
Jean Arent
Tumilton
Lawrence Leults
Ld H. Brinker
Id Ty Mick
Ki. Stephen
Drusiee
Ste
J. Ry DeArmond
The
GB. Boseh. Mayer
Hionilton
RK J. A. Sloneker
Tease
Madison
Doubie i
BERGE
Canadensis
Beeeeergee
Felus
Noman
Barada
Gholbrock’s
Mallory
GUYER
Neshuine
Hene
A. Henes
South Third Street
Harry Wonnell
Hartnett
Mr. Q. Barns
Harry Koehler
County
Redmond's
Han—Redmond
Aluher
Redmond
Bud Globe
Fischer Hardware Co
High Street
Ohio
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