Egrees Conferred by Fairfield Grange at Meeting
The Fairfield Grange conferred the first and second degrees Wednesday at Fairfield township school on six candidates including Miss Isabella Finkbine and Arthur W. Cook. Helpers were appointed to assist with decorating the parade float for the Butler County fair. The next meeting shifts to September 22 due to the fair. The third degree will be conferred that night with Miss Marie Haelle in charge.
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Fairfield Grange
Fairfield Township School
Isabella Finkbine
Jon DuBois
Conrad Stroh
A. W. Duvall
Arthur W. Cook
Clarence Elbie
Mya
L. B. Morris
Faiimintconn Inn
Butler County
Misa Maric Haelle
Central Church Rally Draws Large Local Crowd
A Central Church rally drew many attendees including Kathleen Rosa Herbert Hambaughy Charles Wolfe Mr and Mrs Walter Pettit Mr and Mrs Rolla Cress James Watson Helen Foyh Stella Mullins Kathleen Donk Addie Pelfrey Fred Feyh Francis Taylor and numerous others. The event featured Rev G G Prose and continued from the previous page with a long list of participants and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Rosa
Herbert Hambaughy
Charles Wolfe
Walter Pettit
Rolla Cress
Tamer Histten
James Waston
Helen Foyh
Stella Mullins
Kathleen Donk
Addie Pelfrey
3Iys
Fred Feyh
Francis Taylor
Wo. Griessman
Charlow Edwards
Mia
Frank Taylor
Ed Berk
K. Spaulding
Mary B. Spaulding
Daisy Perkinz
Marvin Pettit
Anton Pettit
G. G. Prose
Absbie Mullins
Edward Eliott
Otterbein Guild Delegates Named for Miami Chautauqua Camp
Two delegates Mary Louise Wuest and Katherine Wuest will represent the First Y B Otterbein Guild at the Miami branch camp in Chautauqua Friday to Sunday. They were chosen at a Guild meeting with Inez Bloomgren on Progress Avenue. Miss Helen Deem led the program. Plans for fall and winter work were discussed and the social hour was enjoyed. Twenty five members attended.
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Otterbein Ghild
Mary Louise Wuest
Katherine Wuest
Y. B. Otterbein Guild
Miami
Chautauqua
Inez Bloomgren
Progress Avenue
Helen Deem
Phong
Anniversary at St. Pauls Church Begins Sunday
Fortieth anniversary observance at St Panita Evangelical Church announced with events on Sunday October 23 through the following week. Communion at morning service. evening service features Rev H H Dung and Rev W L Weber as speakers. A Tuesday social for Young People's Neagoa and a Thursday supper by Utawa ladies class follow.
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Piang
William Yackle
St. Panita Evangelical Church
Ostaler
H. H. Dung
St. Paul’s Church
Middletown
W. L. Weber
the Evangel Church
Weskwood
Cincinnati
Young People’s Neagoa
Utatwa Ladies Classez
Daughters of Tsabetla Council Plans September Card Party
The D of I council held its regular monthly meeting at the K of GC hall on South Third Street. Reports from committees were read and new members welcomed. A card party for members only was planned for the social meeting on September 28. The sewing guild reported its first sewing at Mercy Hospital and will sew every Tuesday afternoon in the jew season.
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D. OF I
Hamilton Circle
Bet
Hall
South Third Street
J. J. Ray Visits Hamilton for Brief Stay
Former Hamilton M. D. A. secretary J. J. Ray arrived in Hamilton Wednesday evening for a short visit with John L. Prosser, then planned to return to Nashville to resume teaching duties at a college as the new term opens. He recently came from Xenia where he has been visiting his parents.
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J. J. Ray
Joe J. Ray
Hamilton
John L. Prosser
Nashville
Ha v
Archibald Boston Passes Away in Hamilton
Archibald Boston, longtime Hamilton resident born in Milton Indiana, died at his daughter Catherine Pyfrin’s home 1702 Pleasant Avenue on Wednesday evening at age eighty after a illness complex. Survived by two daughters Catherine Pyfrin and Mary A. Reid, one sister Mattia Trulock, five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:30 pm from Catherine Pyfrin’s home with Rev. Lester F. King officiating. interment in St. Stephen's Cemetery. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening.
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Archibald Boston
Hamilton
Catherine Pyfrin
Pleasant Avenue
Milton
Indiana
Mary A. Reid
Mattia Trulock
Democrats to Hear Judge Dixon at Junior Club Meeting
Judge Edward T. Dixon former Cincinnati common pleas judge will speak at 8 PM to the newly formed Junior Democratic club in the Keiser building South Second Street. President Johan B. Connaughton said the program includes a constitution and by laws and that more than fifty young democrats attended the organization meeting with at least that many expected again.
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Edward T. Dixon
the Common Pleas Cowl
Cincinnati
Junior Democratic Club
Keiser Building
South Second Streek
Johan B. Connaughton
Judza Pixon
Connaughton
Elub
Thien
Restore Vitality with 3.8.8 Health Tonic
A vintage ad urges readers to pause from overwork and worry and consider organic causes of fatigue. It promotes 3.8.8 as a long trusted remedy to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin, claiming improved oxygen and strength, with sizes and prices for two week use.
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BSS
Foote Sentenced After Denied Plea for Leniency
Charles Foote a 23 year old of 1615 Bats Avenue Cincinnati who worked briefly at a Venice filling station faced imprisonment after pleading guilty to a robbery charge. Judge Ange Nelson Schwab sentenced him to ten to twenty five years with a minimum six year term before parole eligibility. Foote had asked for leniency which moved the courtroom spectators to tears.
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Charles Foote
Bats Avenue
Cincinnati
Venice
Foota
Ange Nelson Schwab
Foote
Tora
Pressler released as balance due fine suspended
Henry Pressler of Middletown was freed from jail under a judge’s order suspending a balance due on a fine conditioned on good behavior. A revival drew a large crowd at Church of God on Monument Avenue with Mary Bickley and M L Satchlar aiding singing while Rev Eld Works preached. A juvenile court hearing was scheduled Friday for Carl Lange, age 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld. B. Works
Knoxville
Tennessee
Youth Arrest Reported in Cleveland Area Incident
A youth, 19, of 448 Cleveland Avenue, was arrested by Hewitton police on a complaint by Mrs Ella Bales. Authorities say the youth acted in a disorderly manner around the presence of young girls near Twomile B.
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Cleveland
Boy bitten by dog on Wallace HeCiellend street
Buddle Boy Sitter Doc Lewis Buddle age five of 306 Boss avenue was bitten in the hand Wednesday afternoon by a dog belonging to Wallace HeCiellend of 4 Ross avenue.
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Doc Lewis Buddle
Boss Avenue
Wallace
Ross Avenue
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