Lady Wanderer Barbara Nischius Found Near Quarry Hill
Barbara Nischius, 70, who wandered from the county last Tuesday, was found Monday evening near the quarry hill opposite the Olumbia bridge at Ed Bunte's home. She was returned in good health by Supl. Mb. More: Esther Court No. 4 Tribe of Ber Hur to meet tonight to initiate a large class. Many members of Butte and Esther courts aid the political change in Hamilton.
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Hab
Barbara Nischius
Mary
Ed Bunte
Quarry Hill
Olumbia Bridge
Supl. Mb
Ben Hurs
Esther Court
Ber Hur
Butte and
Esther Courts
Hamilton
One Dollar Help For Wilson
One dollar subscriptions are urged to support Wilson’s presidential campaign via The Journal. Prominent county Democrats have already contributed, and many more are asked to join. The sample letters show donors sending a dollar with comments of good luck and support for Wilson’s election.
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Loy. Wilson
Thy Nafione Iil
Wilson
Brandon R. Mil
Reception Planned by Veterans and Auxiliary Guests
A Sunday afternoon reception will be held by local veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary with Commander Theo By Hock of the Spanish War Veterans and Mrs. Da Vis of Cincinnati as state president. Camps from Dayton Middletown and Cincinnati will attend as guests of the local camp and auxiliary.
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Theo
Hock
da Vis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Middletown
Local Man Heads for Mayo Hospital for Operation
Jacob Leveline of 229 South I Street leaves this morning for Rochester Minnesota to undergo an operation at the Mayo brothers hospital. Friends in Hamilton express hope for his speedy and complete recovery.
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Om )Leveline
Mayo Brothers
Jacob Leveling
South I Street
Roches
Tex
Minn
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Hamilton
Butler's Vote Seen For Pease At Roosevelt Rally
The Moose Third district convention will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock at the Phillips Home in Dayton. A. Pease is to be nominated with the endorsement of delegates from Butler County and other counties in the district. Penchig ardent Roosevelt support noted.
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Bull Moose
Phileips
Dayton
A. Pease
Stelegaten
Butler County
Pench
Ig Xn
Ardent Roosevelt Hie
Dulge Warren Guod
Lobe
Oxford Fair Opens With Displays and Accidents
Sept 17 Oxford fair entries begin as exhibits register and booths rise. A westbound train struck a buggy and horse near College Corner, demolishing the buggy but leaving the horse unharmed. Faculty changes at Miami include Dr. Edgar Brandon resuming dean duties and Dr. Harvey Minnich preparing study leave. Miamis Normal College operations shift to De Beij. Miss Anna Logan returns to duties after time in Columbia and Europe. Dean Minnich and Prof. Hoke plan extended European travel before resuming duties.
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Oxford
High Threat
DL Progress
James Melorugh
College Corner
Miami
Ghuvelt Street
Usetran
Edgar Ewing Brandon
Ing
College of Liberal Arts
Harvey C. Mianien
Ohio State Normal. College
Tristees
Turing
Great
Britain
Europe
Burlington
Vic
Sthey Swill
Gig Polter Benéox
Gail
Montreal
Glasgow
Jine
Grampion
Englad
London
Paris
Munich
Denye
Liverport
de Beij
ML F Bavis
Anna Elizabeth Jiogan
Studes
State Normal
Mise Logan
Columbia University
George Wet Hohe
Star
Newspapers Must Tell Their Owners And Mark All
A historical notice explains new government rules requiring newspapers to disclose owners and officers and to mark paid political reading matter as advertising. It notes penalties for noncompliance and states the Journal will comply with the request.
Miami University Names New Faculty And Staff Changes
Professor William H Whitcomb resumes duties after Harvard graduate work while Professor Hoke prepares study abroad in Germany. Coach Donnelly joins Miami High to develop football with prior Worcester coaching and Dartmouth ties. Miss Mildred A Smith to instruct physical education replacing Mrs Stone. Mrs Sara Norris assistant to the dean and resident at Hepburn hall. Georgia I Saylor to coach drawing at Normal college. Eleanor M Dye to associate librarian. Nurse Fox to oversee student health with Dr Zeclass’s guidance. Local gathering highlights jovial time with Judge W O W and a chicken dinner.
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Stone
Jeff Pears
Miami University
University of Vermont
Burlington
James G. Donnelly
Worcester
Mays
Minuit University
Seagle
Donnelly
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Worcester High School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Highland Military Academy
Worcester Polytechnic
Institute
Bowas College
Birminghall
Mase
Miami
Minti
Mildred A. Smith
Cleveland
Frederick W. ‘Stone
Central High School of
Cborlin College
Erta
Misa Smitty
Pittabury
Jamestown
Brockport State Narwal
Sara Norris
Irs
Elizabeth Haouilton
Hepburn Hall
Georgia Irene Saylor
Ohio State Normal College
Normal College
Eleanor M. Dye
Agnes B. Cupper
Lbrarian
Fox
Clare
Frank P. Zeclass
Charles Kerr
Oxford
Migimi
Carey Shera
Middletown
James Cave
Leger
Loredo
Aoe
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Wim. Reed
Ares OF the Wheat
Lyric Talking Company
Everett&Daley
Lillian Davis
Stella Clark
Murry
Bijou Theatre
Prince Milling CO
Imperial Home Laundry
Trenton
Tee Journal
Thomas’ Addi
Fion
William “Heiss
Alberta
Canada
Amny Meyers
Avoodsdade
John Fidee
Elart
MG. A
Wy W. Peters
R. Ladley
J. Kahn
Beiser
C. Bogers
Wallace
Reiser
Jeuling
Woodruff
B. Castator
Halpern
L.hathorpe
Gattoway
G.castator
E. Castalor-Halperin
Butler
Weinman
Patent Colt
Fan Russia
Russia
Henees
Reagan
Tore
Bell Phone
Hamilton's
High St
Owblr
M. D. Burns
West Main Street
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South Second St
the Fall
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