Funeral Rites For Rev C F W Allwardt Saturday
Funeral services for the late George Hupp will be held Saturday afternoon at 12 o clock at the family residence on Payton street with brief graveside rites at Greenwood cemetery. Exalted Ruler P L Boll appointed officers to represent at the services. Viewing allowed tonight prior to the service. The pastor’s birthday was celebrated with a social gathering and gift table. Attendees listed include M r Martin Kuefer and several local residents.
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George Rupp
Louge Hupp
Payton Street
We F. 1
Dam
Chetinati
Green Wood Cemetery
Hamilton
Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks
Llks
P. Boll
Charles 8. sBosch
M. D. Burns
Harry J. Sohnsen
Charles Howard
Rov
C.F. W. Alwardt
Zions iv
Martin Kuefer
Julia Allstatter
David Frick
Adam Fike
W. F P. Bauer
Andrew Proeschel
August Weigand
D. W. Heiger
R. Nagel
Shmuel Neidermann
Fred Schttitheis
Carix Frisk
Elks Club Dinner Delights Attendees After Event
Last night at the 200 Elks, house committee members B D Keyes L J Perkins and J Henry Welsh served a chicken dinner. The event drew members including “Bie thetin” and was followed by a well received schedule of activities.
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Elks! Club
B.D. Keyes
L. J. Perkins
J. Henry Welsh
Elks
Bie ‘Thetin
Shefdl’ Howr
Lawrence Badly Hurt Making Heavy Casting Load
A severe accident at the H. & D. railway station left Charles R. Lawrence of United Express Co. with a badly injured right hip chest knees and shoulders. He was unloading crates weighing up to 760 pounds with Charles Mayden when a casting toppled onto him, pinning him to the platform until help arrived. He will remain at home under Dr George Skinner’s care for several weeks. Hamilton Club Adopts Memorial Resolutions for George Rupp.
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Charles R. Lawrence
United Express Co
Charles Mayden
Lawrence
Pool Match at Wolke's Tonight Between Teams
Wolke's cafe hosts a pool match with s and the White Owls facing MM hall pool mate. Nearby reports mention an autopsy on the found body of Poninn ied Tt, suggesting death possibly from overdose of shor rhino or opium dope, based on a medicine bone in his possession and signs of alcoholism.
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S and the
White Owls
Wolke's Cafe
Pill and
Walnutstrom
LODGES CALLED TO ACCOUNT BY BOARD OF REVIEW
The Hamilton board of review is pursuing a new revenue source by listing lodge property for taxation. A member reviewed country district returns and found lodges with taxable property and large bank accounts. Money held for charity is not taxable, but much lodge funds are used for charitable purposes.
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Hamilton Board of Review
Board of Review
Hamilton
Bowling West Side Alleys Fight Promises Real Match
Sheridan team traveled to Middletown and beat the Eagles at the temple alleys by 6G pins. Good bowling by W i Schmultx led to victory. A rematch is set at West Side alleys Saturday September 28 at 8 p m. J Keck Zimmerman E Stephan J Weller K Kellar. Grand Avenues bowl Brucks five tonight. Rafums to bowl Monday night. Lews Jackson won a box of cigars as a prize last night. Bowling meeting tonight calls all Colonial League captains to attend for important business. Arthur West promoted to night yardmaster. W G Penfold named assistant yardmaster for day duty.
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Strongi Sheridan
Middletown
Temple
Bowlig
Schmultx
Satuday
J. Keck
Zimmerman E
Stephan
J. Weller
K. Kellar
Colonial League
Arthur
Arthur West
W. G. Penfold
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Advertised as Modern Laxative
An old promotional notice claims Hot Springs Liver Buttons provide a quick, safe laxative solution. It touts relief from biliousness indigestion dizziness and tongue coating and invites readers to request a free sample from Springs Chemical Co Mob Springs Ark.
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Hot Springs
Hamilton
Holt Springs
Markets Today in Cincinnati Sept 27 Wheat and corn prices listed
Markets Today from Cincinnati lists Wheat at 1.08, Corn at 0.79 or 80 cents, Oats 0.301 40, Barley 0.78 83, Rye 0.74 76, Hay 18 1, Cattle varied across buyers.
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Cincionali
The Cinos at Somerville and Major Team Games
The Dinoz will play at Somerville Sunday while the Miami Major team squares off with Glendale Bath. Hamilton teams have strong records this year and hope to finish their seasons with a few more victories before the 1912 baseball season ends. General Supply Co. advertises a pretty opening as fall work begins. Hamilton took place in the store of the General Supply.
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Dinoz
Somerville
Miami
Glendale
Bath
Hamilton
General Supply Co
Ib” Hamilton
General ‘Supply
Store room reopens after makeover in Mr Joelle project
Hundreds of people called yesterday afternoon and evening to view the handsome new store room recently renovated by Mr Joelle. The display featured a diverse array of ladies and gentlemen’s fall wearing apparel and drew a steady flow of shoppers.
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Joelle
Ruble Finds Missing Engine Lubricants Hidden Near Walnut
Detective Ruble recovered a white canvas bag containing six nickel plated lubricators and two oil cups, stolen from an engine in this city, hidden in the weeds behind the Dangrs spoke depot near Walnut street Friday morning. He turned the items over to police for identification. The Journal’s People’s Column rents your property.
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Ruble
Walnut Street
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