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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
3
Middletown hosts its first annual banquet of the Knights of Columbus with about 100 members attending. Speakers include Cannaugh ton TH Crue from Cincinnati and Wer, WAL Hackley of Springfield, Ohio, with more details to follow.
A letter from Chief of Police Zellner of Indianapolis requests help locating a 25 year old man described as 50 feet tall laughably incorrect. He weighs 128 pounds with blue suit and nap. He has brown hair and grey eyes and nails badly bitten. His sister Mrs Jenkins requests information after a phone tip alleging a man named Wagner died. No such death verified in the city. The note suggests the missing youth may be wandering near Hawillon and asks anyone identifying the man by the description to inform The Journal.
Jadze Hollister of the ule a aisehirge in hanks upley to William M. Lolz, of Haillon. The fragmentary note shows a discharge related matter with names appearing in corrupted OCR text.
A program of events for Monday evening includes basketball between the Crus vents and the Seniors of the sym classes, volley ball and boxing, a potato race for the gym record, and a high jump contest. The gymnasium has been cleaned and improved, promising a lively community event with strong local participation.
Frieda OConnell filed for divorce in Cincinnati against Robert OConnell alleging repeated cruel treatment since their marriage on March 4 1912 in Maysville Kentucky. She accuses him of abandoning her with lies about visiting Hamilton and forged documents while manipulating relatives and threatening to kill her, seeking alimony and restoration of her maiden name.
Dr Lang of New York was arrested at South Sixth and Sycamore streets at noon Mutay while trying to dispose of a tool-filled bundle to a boy. He claimed to be at the Linton hotel in Cincinnati. Lang was locked up after an overdose. Dr Cook revived him with antidotes. A school board special meeting is scheduled Tuesday evening on a matter of business.
Butler page lists pickled vegetables and produce including tomatoes cucumbers melons and berries. It details arts and industries displays with supervisor Dan Chavies noting Wednesday showcases of household fabrics quilted items knitting crochet and knitted wearables.
An ad claims weak kidneys let uric acid crystals travel in the blood causing rheumatism and lumbago. Foley Kidney Pills are said to ease pain and torment by restoring kidney action and removing acid crystals. The copy urges readers to try them now.
A dense list of sewing and embroidery items includes lace work, drawn work, tatting, and coronation cord accessories. Featured are centerpieces, linen sets, table covers, bathing towels, and guest towels with various needlework techniques. Also noted are patterns for night gowns, chemises, and lingerie sets, plus a brief license notice in probate court.
Moanna Binder Haggerty of Mings Station writes from Cincinnati about a 25 year gap to contact relatives of Ben Binder and his wife Civigtiny. The Journal investigation links Ben Binder to Mastergate Works and notes the family residence on Hav nan avenue No. 718 and a form of contact at the office.
Kinch suffers shoulder injury after a fall during a Saturday event as competitors from local clubs and teams attended the meet. Officials assess the incident and continue competition with revised lineups.
A broken water main on Mynk and South C streets near fanelenlles Streets caused service disruption. Workers began repairs this morning to fix the damage and restore flow. Local authorities urged residents to conserve water until repairs complete.
Store notice from Strings Clothing Shoe Co inviting customers to visit due to limited shoe styles in the window. Clerks are willing and eager to assist shoppers.
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