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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
20
Special to the Democrat Sun reports Mr and Mrs Walter Sewick moving to Dayton for their future home. Mr and Mrs Wallace Carroll and Mr and Mrs Snively host and visit. Mrs French entertained friends over the weekend.
Thursday in Hamilton honored a birthday anniversary. Mrs. Frank Minnick and children visited her mother Mrs. William Hershner and relatives including Mrs. William Fischer and son. Several families and relatives from Hamilton and nearby towns spent time with James Hershner and Miss Maud Brown, and George McGillard joined Autographic Register Co. as assistant bookkeeper. Families hosted dinners and visited relatives across the area including W. Fischer, Albert Haungs, and the Lewick household relocation news.
Ed Stinger and family from Brookville visited relatives in Springfield. Mrs Andrew Henning and son Ralph visited Mrs Frank Cook. Families called on and visited relatives including the Roberts Shafer Flinn Luce and Thelma Bernice Hyde Nellie Hortense. Funeral of Mrs Ellen Burch in Raymond noted. George Moore visited his parents near Brookville. Charley Stinger Flossie Stinger and mother spent Sunday with Cliff Stinger and wife.
The Democrat is described as the leading advertising medium in Butler County, highlighting its reach and influence for local businesses and campaigns.
The Rev. William Dunzweiler, longtime pastor of the German United Brethren church at Ninth and Rigdon, departs tomorrow for a new field at Batavia Ohio. He has done excellent work in Hamilton and his many friends regret his departure.
Catholics of Lindenwald met in Ruhl's hall Fairview avenue and organized. Rev J H Holthaus represented Archbishop Moeller and led the meeting. Officers were elected and a site committee appointed to find a church location. The committee reports to the archbishop, with a second meeting set for next Wednesday night to select the congregation name.
A small blaze broke out in waste paper under machine No 3 at 5 30 pm in Champion Coated Paper company. The Ones Twos and Threes were summoned but company fire brigade arrived first and extinguished the fire.
Lou Manuel attended Walter Phillips funeral in Cincinnati last Thursday. Erastus Robinson returned from Falmouth Kentucky where he served as judge at the fair. Clayton Williamson suffered a serious cut while whetting a scythe. Mrs Richard Rowland’s illness brought daughter Mrs H D Bowsher home from Hume Ohio. James Cann of Alert died in Kansas and his body was brought home last week.
In Pleasant Hill Ohio on October 1 local residents are listed visiting friends and relatives. Elizabeth Wynn and relatives visited Hamilton. Carroll family with daughters Gracie and Nellie spent time with H D Wynn. Pearl Cleaver of Alert visited cousins Hazel and Hallie Strickler. Edith Ray Waer and spouse spent last week in Kentucky.
West Springdale Ohio reporters note Mrs. Christy Ann Hall improving while Dr. Lehman was ill. Services were led by Charles Duncan and William Boerner. The region details community visits, cattle fair judging, and local social trips including Miss Lulu Stolz returning from Indiana and Grace Riddle sending a Greyhound steamer card from Woodlawn.
Selkirk Ohio reports Robert Miller will attend the Y M C A night school at Hamilton this fall and winter. Uncle Billy Oaks of Hamilton accompanies the note about the event.
The community recounts visits and gatherings over the weekend. Amelian Skutlebourg’s arrival brought fresh cheer to the village Sunday evening while Ode Urmston and family visited relatives in Bunker Hill. Henry Wortman conducted business in Hamilton and Alva Bryant hauled gravel on the pike. Billy Joyce and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with them, and Len Cameron’s smile widened at the news. The Democrat-Sun booth at the fair grounds is reminded.
The funeral for J. A. Shuler will be held at his Millville home Friday at 10 30 in the morning. The Rev. J G Huber of Dayton will officiate. Interment will be at Millville cemetery.
Hollister's remedy claims to remove the cause of mouth odor and leave breath fresh. Available as Tea or Tablets for 35 cents from The Radcliffe Drug Co. at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
Large Chicago printing office seeks competent men for half tone and three color work with scale 22.50 and permanent positions. Entire establishment non-union. Apply to H. W. Lemering at St. Charles Hotel Hamilton Ohio on Thursday Friday and Saturday October 3 4 and 5.
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