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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

2

Oxford Miami cross country team to train on favored course

Oxford Miami university cross country team will begin training on a favored course under manager Londonback captain of this year's track team. Phy Brodbuck and others making plans to enter Miami in the cross country event at Columbus in November. Delegates elected at village music club meeting Cleo Hancrott and Cleo Towner of Unford College were elected to attend the canal meeting in Dayton in October. Ordinance on advancing village council to public works for electric light plant, first time to be sold. Tickets for late Allelic Cigkels for Miami sports season sale yesterday, $200 more expected today. Ohio Northern at Southall on Miami field, game called at 2 p.m. YWCA reception hosted by Oxford College for Women. Funeral of Mrs. Bela Marie Wylie held Wednesday. Woman’s Music Club first monthly meeting held Tuesday evening. Officers elected for the year. Frank Bolliner, royal mail carrier, on vacation fifteen days. Bolliner’s wife doing tasks in his absence. Government weather noted 80 and 68 degrees. warm day ahead.

Miami University Feam Umler Londenbavk Ig Paws Cahmulis Cleo Hancrott Mes Cleo Towner Unford Miami Fickels Anyony Allelic Mani Keplen Mimi Wylie Bela Marie Wylie Fini Aid Lo Vesti Ossowl Ivillage Suesduy Bollner Boller Royal Mail Kkoseoe Motoy Bolliner Mtr Hollyer Inediana

Social News From Sassafrass Ridge Area

Sept 29 local notes report dinners and visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Simmonds, Clarence Rupert of Cincinnati visiting home folks, Mr and Mrs Miller and others enjoying Sunday gatherings. A new Bandoni car purchased. wheat farming noted. Also reference to an Amsterdam submarine plan with a German commercial submarine to sail soon, per Visutin dispatches.

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Wilson Constructive Hughes Destructive in Ohio Parade

In New Philadelphia Ohio on September 29 a political rally featured Secretary of War Newton Baker Senator Allen Pomerene and ex Governor James M. Cox assailing Hughes. They labeled Wilson constructive and Hughes destructive while criticizing Hughes for lacking a clear policy and debating the Adamson bill and postwar plans as the crowd listened to partisan jabs amid wartime debates.

New Philadelphia Charles Jovang Hughes Ohin Newton J. Baker Atlen Pomerena James My Ci Pomerene s _adrross Wilson Hughes Felueless Beker United States Baker Mirchane Woodrow Wilson Washington Temnent

Middletown Forms Democratic Club With Cox Talk

A Democratic club organized in Middletown opened headquarters in Sebald building amid strong turnout. Thomas Scully elected president with Gerd McCurry as vice president and Louis Nein as secretary. The group plans activities into October, with ex governor James M Cox and Congressman Warren Gard scheduled to speak.

Democratic Party Middlietown Sebald Middletown Fins Northern Bader County Head- Tauartes Thoma Scully Gerd McCurry Vicw Louis Nein

Mexican frontier clashes and court martial orders reported

In TL Pasa Sept 4 armed frontier fighting between Mexican and American forces continues. General Monston orders a court martial after a clash near Ojinaga as Major Jesus Gallegos is directed to keep patrols from crossing the border. A separate report notes a deadly transport and rail line accident tally in the region with dozens killed and hundreds injured. In Roanoke two to three million dollars will be spent on system improvements by the Norfolk and Western railroad in the coming months.

Gareia Peon Ojinaga Bix Loud Andy Parlis Monston Vinis Mesiin Cal Rigjas Jesus Gallegos San Antonio Carranza Roatcke Norfolk and Western Halvond

Congregations Fluctuate Over Pastors and New Religions

The report notes fickle congregations reassign pastors to new roles as novelty wears off. Leaders from the Santaslur and Mymeltu districts warn rural churches face sectarian pressure and religious travesty, urging unity against new doctrines and isolation among members.

Nesville Hey Z. W Santaslur Sid Mir Locke Evans Mymeltu Hin Eluireles Jena Rey

Bunker Hill Social News From The Journal

Mrs Henry Shaid and son Playds were visitors Saturday after. Walley Switch entertained Pant Holeer Salueilay ni Mae and Mrs George Conrad ail daughter Tilda attended to Cingimati one day last week. Miss Verna Linbrowk spent Sunday with Mrs Harry Stitzel and family. Me and Ates, Gon Buller and family as their Sunday evening guests. Mr and Mrs Charles Mint ht god.sons Angush and Oscar and My and Mrs A prowl. Miss Monory man and friend Sunday and Monday with home folks. All and Mrs Vinegar Woed and Ada Blacker spent Wednesday with Alys. Harry Stitgel and sons Dale and Floyd, Gar Thompson and Walter Smith spent Sunday evening with Mrs and Alys. P Leibroel and chanceller, Mrs Win Toleer and son Frank spent Tuesday with Mess Hohn Peppy. Mrs Thury Stitzal called on Mrs Julie Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs TG Fellman and danger spent Tuesday with relatives derr Middletown. Miss Whelma Weiland spent Saturday with Margaret and Elizabeth Leibrock. Mr and Mrs Charles Mioth and gons Angst and Oscar and Miss Marie and Edenors Pellman and Clarence Terminapont Sunday will Mr and Mrs A C Leibrock, Mrs Tarry Stitzel and Carl Thompson were Hamilton visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall and Mrs J Zeigler entertained relatives from Sevenviile Thursday.

Bunker Hill Henry Shaid Walley Switch Salueilay Ni Mae George Conrad Ail Tilda Mias Verna Linbrowk Harry Stitzel Ates Gon Buller Das Charles Mint Angush Oscar Sumilay Vinegar Woed Ada Blacker Harry Stitgel Dale Floyd Gar Thompson Walter Smith Misa Marie Edenors Pellman Clarence Terminapont A.C. Leibrock Tarry Stitzel Carl Thompson Hamilton Charles Marshall J. Zeigler Sevenviile

Reception for new Hamilton pastor draws large crowd

A crowded auditorium hosted an organ recital and reception for Rev. Daniel Rittenhonst and the new pastor Rev. Hugh Fraser at First Baptist Hamilton. Speakers included Ret. A. Fadson and Judge Beldon. The event featured choir renditions, prayers, and a summary of church plans, with several new members and baptisms anticipated.

Lev Forrest L. Fraser First Baptist Auditorim Abisa Aung Belle Whitaker Shareh Mary Magdalene Ruth Bristley Oxford Hamilton BA. Beldon Lola Thomas Daniel Rittenhonst Middletown Baptist Church Hynn Fraser Ilvasey Loehig City

Jacksonburg Sunday notices and community greetings

The page records local greetings and well wishes for neighbors in Jacksonburg including Mr and Mrs Frank Riner and family along with Ar and Mya Way Leng. It notes Carrie Bovelaatons and Herbert Poy and Miss Carrie connected to teaching in tearing school. It mentions upcoming Butler County fair, wheat weather, and gasoline price talk. Mr and Mrs Alp Fall hosted guests including many families for a lay in wool and a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9:30 and church at 7:30 aligning with the year’s routine.

Shatorene Rank Riner Leng Werhert Poy Par Carrie Bovelatons Neire Suneesa Butler County Pasoline Sam Alp Mya Irak Brelsford Carvie Tielow Mat Mys Ed Maris Lester Howard Elizabeth Zola Jhlenry Churell

Beasley of Camden Menaced by Thursday Seizures

Ben Beasley III of Camden suffered several convulsions Thursday night and was taken to the police station to recover. He was sent home tearful Friday morning.

Ben Beasley III Ben Beasley Camden Palica

Brotherhood Meeting Ends in Missing Girls Incident

An open meeting of a local Methodist brotherhood discussed consolidation and heard a program with music and social time. Afterward, a social hour occurred as girls were reported missing and later found safe.

Conunilders Dire Methodist Brotherhoods Volg Thong Miss Masri Burke Pine Kornan Maine Landing Ywlign Hhont Iilron

Don's Kidney Pills Credited By Mrs Riley For Cure

A testimonial from Mrs Riley of 500 Wadnt Street reports lasting relief from backache headaches and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says three boxes cured her and two years later she has no symptoms. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Don Riley Alfred Sue Daan Doan

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