Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. A I 1 7 I A TE1DAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 HALLOWE'EN IS CELEBRATED By the Dokies and Their Families DEATHS The "Dokies and fheir families celebrated Hallowe'en by a very delightful party last night in the K. of P. Ball on Second street. There were ohort talks, a musical program Borne special appropriate stunts an refreshments for the entertainment o.

those who attended. The was elahorn'-' decorale in keeping with the occasion, with witches, pumpkins, and black cats aad the stage was the image of a nTifield as it appears at this season. .7 Hyams, president of the Dokies took charge of the meeting and after a few words introduced Gilford Traber who made a short address. The Minnich Family Fonr, quartet, gave a few vocal selections, followed by a few minutes entertainment by Dud Mecum and a few more vocal selections by Roy Milders. All of these numbers were well received by the large number of members and their families who attended.

Following the serving of refreshments the evening was spent in having fortunes told, in mind reading, and in all sorts of spooky ways. MISS WIGAM TO SPEAK iuymonu august fl.esselbro"ck Passed Away'Thursday Evening August Hesselbrock di at bis Lome, 849 South Eighth strei Thursday evening at 7 o'clock 'of complication of diseases at the age treaty-two years, sii mouths and si days. He was a machinist by trad and was employed at Shuler and Ben iiiiigliofca 's Machine shop. Mr. Hesselbrock leaves Mr.

and Mrs. Victo brothers, Victor, liam, and Anthony two sister, Mrs. Tbeodi Mrs. Charles member of the Fraternal Order Eagles, Loyal of the Moose Crescent A i society, Machinists Union No. 241 and Klondike Mutua Aid.

The funeral will take place Mon day morning at 7:30 o'clock at the bouse and 8 o'clock in St. Joseph's Catholic church. Interment Stephen's cemetery. LUNCHEONS TO BE INAUGURATED William A. Sorter.

The remains of William A. Sorber, who died at the National Military Borne at Dayton, were brought to the home of his son, Wilson Sorber, at Williamsdale. He was 83 years of age. The funeral took place at the lome of the son Friday at 1 p. m.

and at the Griesmer-Grim funeral home it 2 m. Rev. ,3. Brogden officiated. took place in Greenwood cemetery.

A PINE BABY BOY IN THE FITTON FAMILY There was. born to Mrs. Fitton, wife of Don Fitton, a vice president jf the First' National bank, a fine iaby boy at Mercy hospital, light. It has been announced in the offices of the Hamilton Chamber of the Forum luncheons year will start with the meeting on neit Tuesday at noon, November 2, in the Y. M.

C. Th -c will be lure, of meet- of ten meetings each and the tickets for, the first set can now be had by the members of the Chamber of Commerce by calling at (V of- "icei in the Rentschler 'limj. forum will be held each week and a special effort is mai'j this to secure an optionally pood nrogram of speakers. I The speaker for the first meet- ins be Leon C. Herrick, State Commissioner witb offices i Columbus.

Mr. Tlerrick is known in the state as an able speaker and ti i sure to have some message that will interest every business man who attends. So f. only forty ticket books have sold but it is the hope and belief hat the number will increase to one mudred meeting. before time for the first BIO GATE EEOEIPTS Ann Harbor, Oct.

rpximately $100,000 in gate receipts realized by the university of lichigan and Ohio State from th ootball game here last Saturday, ac ording to Athletic Director Field ng H. Yost. '8 MATINEE AT THE PALACE Tomorrow brings to the Palacs theatre the second one of the popular priced weekly Saturday morning matinees which are especially arranged for children. Tomorrow's show will begin at 10:30, and performances will be continuous until one o'clock, the eame as last week; and this policy will be continuel for the next thirteen weeks. The program for tomorrow's morning-matinee will consist of the second episode of Pathe's censor proot serial, "Hurricane which delighted all the youngsters last Sat- Busier Keaton will supply "a ot of fun" in his hilarious comedy special, "The Haunted 'Jiggs In a "Bring Up father" comedy, will also be offered.

The latest issue of Palace Timely Copies will complete MUSTPROVE THEIR CASE "Attorneys practicing before this bar in divorce cases must learn to state and prove at least one ground for divorce as the law This was the statement of Judge Walter S. Harlan Friday morning when he halted trial of the divorce suit of Charles J. Long of Hamilton against Daisy M. Long of Covington Xy. The.

petition had just been read at the opening of proceedings wheu Judge Harlan halted them. He said the allegation was wilful absence, but that the parties had not separated three years. He then gave the attorney an opportunity to amend the petition 1 and return to court for trial. There was a score of witnesses present and it was the plan to hear the ease-Friday so that the witnesses would not he inconvenienced. Judge Harlan told them not to leave the court room until the amended petition was returned.

After he aad left the bench, Judge Harlan pointed out that there 10 causes of action for He said attorneys must stick to (he Jaw. BHtilOK'S DENIAL. Pttie, Oct. Myron T. Herrick branded us ridiculous the story published this morning that he was engaged to marry Miss Anne Morgan.

story is a ridiculous rumor more than six years old," said the ambassador when asked about it. BED CROSS DIRECTORS. Middletown, 0., Oct. six directors of the Middletown chapter of the Red Cross, were elected at the annual meeting of the chapter. The directors, meeting immediately afterward, named Colin Gardner, as chairman; Charles R.

Hook, vice chairman; E. Smith, secretary; Selby C. Folks, assistant secretary, and W. 0. Barnitz, treasurer.

Cincinnati--W Burns, chief of the bureau of investigation, department of justice, named John F. Eckhart, of Portsmouth, chief of the icinnati office to succeed C. Weaklev. Columbus--A dividend pei share on common stock was an lastlnounced by the Coco Cola company I the first to be paid since July, 1920. Miss Lidia Wigam of Dayton will- be the speaker Sunday night at the First U.

B. church, when the Woman's Missionary Society mil be in chree of the closing of the Bally Day exercises, to be held the entire day at the ''church. The service is to be called "Women's Nnght" and the society is arranging the entire program. At regular meting of the society Thursday at the home of Miss Bartlow, Elvin and Sherman avenues, fi- pal, plans for the service we're announced. The orchestra of eighteen 'pieces from Dayton, which will play all the services Sunday, will re- tnain for the evening service and Mrs.

C. Spyder will sing. Reports from the market held two Treeks ago on Market Quare were received and shows a total of $47.50 -was realized, mating almost the goal which was $50. A vote of thanks the generous donations of Miss 'Hannah Parks was evtended by the society. RUITJS B.

SMITH IS ILL. Cincinnati, Ocfc Judge Rufus B. Smith, 1883 'Madison foad, noted Cincinnati attorney and chairman of the board of directors of the University of Cincinnati, is confined to his home by a severe cold. Ha became ill upon his return from New York yesterday. Columbus--Miss Lucy Lighter, 35, Mrs.

Mary E. Davis, 60, and Miss Eva Whetnall, 19, died from burns received in an'explosion the Kilger. Co. at Westerville near here. Th! company made toy pistols and caps.

Cincinnati--The. Avon Apartment building was partially destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $200,000. Cuticura Healed Itching Burning Pimples On Body "When my little'girl waa about two months old she broke out with a rash. Her body waa 'covered with pimples and blisters, andber head was all broken out.

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