Weekly Paper Notice No. 33 Printed Wednesdays
The document states the weekly paper is issued every Wednesday and is identified as issue number 33. It emphasizes a regular publication schedule without listing additional details or contents.
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
The document states the weekly paper is issued every Wednesday and is identified as issue number 33. It emphasizes a regular publication schedule without listing additional details or contents.
Rev. T. D. Moore will speak Sunday evening in Guilford on temperance. Readers urged to check News columns for cheap excursion rates. Reports say the Christian Church in Anderson has invited Evangelist Allen Wilson to become pastor with a substantial salary.
At the Democratic States Convention in Indianapolis on the fifth, Capt. W. H. Bracken of Brookville was named among three candidates for Judge of the Appellate Court.
J M Braley, owner of a large restaurant at Elm and Longworth in Cincinnati, has sold his grocery to J M Neighborgall who will continue the business. He plans to start a new restaurant offering a first class meal for a nominal price to ladies and gentlemen.
The dedicatory services at the U B Church last Sunday were well attended and profitable. A collection raised 47.59 bringing total to 350 for church improvements. Rev J L Swain preached two masterly sermons that were well received. People from surrounding country attended and everyone had an enjoyable time.
A touching and tender poem titled A Poetical Gem appears in this issue. It was written by Mrs Jones and previously set aside as unworthy for print. It is described as a poetical gem awaiting loved ones over the river, marking its first publication in the paper.
Summer plan by W M Fowler to grant a half holiday to workers each Saturday aims to boost Saturday baseball attendance. The note mentions church opposition to Sunday games and possible legal action by a minister over Sabbath desecration. The piece ends with a faded hope of lively times.
Services at Methodist and Christian churches were postponed to honor the new Presbyterian pastor. A union meeting at the Presbyterian Church drew a respectable crowd. Rev Yule’s sermon showed careful study and pleased listeners, while Rev Yute’s welcome was warmly received.
The Miami Valley Chautauqua near Franklin Ohio runs July 11 to 28 with famed speakers and performers. Notables include Capt Richard Pearson Hobeon Jely Hth Dr Robert S MacArthur Gustavus Cohen Sam P Jones Elfen M Stone Mendelsohn Mile Quartette Col George W Bain Gen Fiebush Lee Liquid Air Ballington Booth Maude Ballington Booth and multiple daily lectures and band concerts each day. Complete programs are available by mail from F Gillam Cromer General Manager Franklin Ohio.
Last Sunday afternoon the Knights of Pythias observed Decoration Day strewing flowers over graves in Glen Haven and Baptist cemeteries in memory of departed members.
Departed I. S. Frost Foss Land John Haigis Wm Small Chas Essert Joseph Alf Geo White Chas Haigis Wilbur Gwaltney G. C. Heintz Wm Becker Ed Applegate.
The committee appointed by the lodge consisting of H. O. Campbell, J. P. Mettler, Walter Hartpence, Fred Rupp and Frank Jackman, with A. H. Frost, Will Davison and W. O. Winn, rode in a large wagon and visited graves in the named cemeteries scattering flowers over the little mounds as tokens of brotherly love.
Poem from Harrison Ohio noting a beloved figure's death, transitioning from mortal sight to a heavenly welcome. The verse laments loss, celebrates entry into the afterlife, and comforts with imagery of the soul meeting Christ Jesus and resting in a grave. The piece centers on the emotional farewell and the grave of a loved one in Harrison.
At a Friday meeting the Harrison Light and Water Plant purchase was discussed. Mr Graft offered the plant for 25000 in bonds or a nine year lease at 3600 per year. No action was taken and the matter was left for future consideration. Mayor Mettler to confer with West Harrison trustees before July meeting.
An Advance Club event to honor 150 poor mothers and children in Cincinnati will occur in Garside's Grove during the second week of July. Committees from multiple churches and club members coordinate solicitation, transportation, amusements, menu, utensils, ice water, and reception for the event.
Dr. R F Lewie of Mt Carmel, injured weeks ago when thrown from his buggy, died Wednesday night of last week. Funeral services were held at his residence last Friday afternoon with burial in Mt Carmel cemetery.
Before the trial in Lawrenceburg, Mrs. Christina Mensing accepted 300 dollars to settle the suit against Constant Schuaier for alleged insult. The parties hope calmer relations prevail and that further disputes with Brother Schafer and Sister Mensing may cease.
The Cincinnati Presbytery meets next Monday at Venice to ordain Ray Assueenia who will go to Korea. Rev. Presiding at 3 P.M. will propose the constitutional Gestides. Rev. A. B. Riggs will preach the sermon. Rev. Dut. Schaff will charge the rotary writer and Rev. A. Bourns will offer the ordination prayer.
Next Sunday St John s Catholic Church hosts a high mass at 8 a m for the admission of a class of boys and girls to first Holy Communion. Names include Fred Koeher Frank Bernhardt John Dole Walter Schneider George Martin Peter Schneider Catharine Schuck Mary Meyer Philomena Escert Lillie Ernst Carrie Stoeckle Eina Beiersdorfer Mary Viel Clara Bernhardt and Mary Schuler. The Citizens Bank is showcased by Milby Stephens and assistants. J M Neighborgall, new State street grocer, opens here. A 30 day watch sale from E Iseral offers good bargains. Mrs J M Braley joined her husband in Cincinnati to help in his restaurant.
Public witness statements claim Kid Ne Oids cured kidneys and will cure others. Names and locations listed include Lorain Ohio and Waukegan Illinois along with various brokers and drugstore sales notes. Sugar coated tables priced 50 cents advertised by West Side Drug Store.
John Bailey shot Oliver Cameron at Cameron's house after accusing him of harboring Bailey's wife. Cameron fired his shotgun and both men died within moments. Bailey, about 35, left a wife and seven children. Cameron, about 60, left a widow and four children. Mrs Cameron is sister to the late W T Steffey.
The Highland and Whitewater Township Common Schools held their graduating exercises at the M E Church in New Trenton on the evening of the 28th. Graduates included Matilda Beckman Nellie Doty Amos Minneminn Mina Heuck Ola Cleaver Harry Cook Zoa Bower Ray Chappelow Earl Case Mary Blackburn Nelie Wytherly. Teachers were Maury Biere Eleanor Bossert Michel Bossert T J McCarty FP S McCarty and Alma Treehuman. The program featured essays on The Future of the American People The Physical and Moral Court The Beautiful and more, an address on Spanish American War and Recon and Lincoln Douglas Debates among others. Presentations of diplomas concluded the event with benediction by Wytheherley S McCarty.
Emmet Tellus enjoys a large elegant beanery with pristine upkeep and a noted fondness for chickens. The writer laments that more of the community’s boys do not share pride in these fine things.
Local merchants set to boost interest in a July fourth event in Harrison.St. John's school will close June 27 and reopen September 3 with graduates listed and general averages noted, including Cuthinrineg Schock, EE Breen, and George Schneider, though the text is garbled in places.
The Glencoe Club hosted three gentlemen from Cincinnati Joseph Stubbert president Fred Wigners secretary and Gorge M yen zh treasurer. They received a large street lamp with all its apparatus as a token of regard. The gift was praised as a fine advertisement and admired by locals.
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