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Newspaper

Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

8

First Baptist Church Rally Thursday Evening

The First Baptist Church hosts its annual rally Thursday evening with a 6 to 7 o'clock church parlor luncheon featuring cold ham roast beef hot rolls baked beans potato salad slaw jelly celery pickles fruit cake coffee and tea. The 7:30 program includes opening hymn prayer readings and solos by Mrs. Crane Miss Price and Mrs. Hiley followed by roll calls and a closing hymn and benediction.

First Baptist Chorch Boston F. W. Crane Jessie Price S. Hh. Hiley

Bethany Social Notes Include Visits and Home Projects

Miss Lona Vanness returned from a week with cousin Cass Carter in Sharonville. Frank Tyler and family attended a funeral in Dayton. Mrs Crane's sister's baby funeral prompted the Dayton trip. Emma Cleary is bedridden with rheumatism. Jim Alexander shows improvement after two weeks of illness. Concrete walls beautify premises of Clifford Stabler, John Crane, Robert Billingslea, and Finny Vance. Ona Baker family was hosted. Low Emmons plan a Maple avenue residence upgrade. Alice Magie hosted a party for cousin Miss Boyd in Riverside, Cal.

Suan Bethany Lona Vanness Cass Carter Sharonville Frank Tyler Dayton John Crane Hawthorn Hamilton Emma Cleary Jim Alexander Clifford Stabler Robert Billingslea Finny Vance Clark Baker Ona Baker Low Emmons Maple Avenue Alice Magie Miss Boyd Riverside Cal

Baraca and Brotherhood Churches Consolidate As Baraca Church

The Baraca Bible class and the Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church merged at a joint meeting last night, forming the Baraca Church with expanded membership and anticipated active work. John A. Koehler elected president and William Inkes secretary. Monthly meetings planned for the Tuesday after the second Sunday.

Baraca Bible Class Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church Baraca Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church John A. Koehler William Inkes

Hearty View News Roundup From Local Visitors

Parker Minton returns home after trip to New York. Grace Webb and brother Rey visit, guests of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huffman. Joan, Marie Witte and Clayton Huffman with Anna Huffman visit Nueshbawm family at Prospect Hill. Noah Huffman and sister Anna visit Darrtown relatives. Fred Dittman hosts Sunday afternoon company. Harvey Minton and wife and Ben Bridge and wife visit Hamilton. Arthur Hunter of St. Charles visits locals. Jacob Huber and daughter Martha go to Hamilton. Alvin Bobbett passes through en route to Hamilton. Matt Hook visits friends at Millville. Lewis Huffman and wife spend Sunday near Flock.

Parker Minton New York Grace Webb Brother Rey Camden Paul Huffman Joan Marie Witte Clayton Ad Anna Huffman Nueshbaum Prospect Hill Noah Huffman Anna Firnce Roy Webb Darrtown Fred Dittman Harvey Minton Ben Bridge Hamilton Arthur Hunter St. Charles

Sickness And Other Matters of Interest In West Springdale

Special to the Democrat Sun from West Springdale Ohio dated Oct 16 covers local social visits illnesses and daily life. The article notes Elmore Newell returns from Battle Creek and many residents visit relatives and friends in nearby towns while carpenters remodel a barn and a horse is lost on a farm.

Democrat-Sun West Springdale Elmore Newell Battle Creek Mich W.S. Frey Mt. Healthy Carrie Gettle Charlie Butler Perry McAdams G. H. Fendersmith Ethel Laura Carroll Jean Smith Pleasant Run Cliff Wilmuth S. R. Smiley Charles Woodruff Wyoming Charles Smith Port Union Smith Carroll Sisters Edith Huber Otto Jessup Hamilton Oxford Harriett Cain John Dr. McGilliard Glendale John Hall Will Carroll Fendersmith Piphers Sallie Vaneleaf Shaffer Flenner’s Corner J. F. Hough Miss Newell Ada Rusk Scott John Deinke Laura Anabelle Carroll George Stephenson Hartwell George Fry Clara Otto Huth Helen Cincinnati Ward Raymond Jessup James Lovett

Pisgah Social Notes From Local Residents

Special to the Democrat Sun Pisgah Ohio October 16 social visits populate the week as Mrs Francis hosts Hamilton and West Chester guests. Friends and relatives from Mason Hamilton Socialville Day ton Sharonville attend gatherings with the Vanchise, Myer family, and others across Pisgah.

Democrat-Sun Pisewah Francis Hamilton West Chester Mauds Pisgah Doner Irwin Alice ‘Tompson Woodry Socialville Snell May Lockland Hulse Lrwin Sorosis Society Mrs. Mullen Sharonville Mrs. Beeker Myer Vanchise

Community notes from Hawthorn Hill o and nearby

Resident visits and family events fill a long column from Hawthorn Hill Ohio with social news. The piece lists many visits moves sales weddings and notable gatherings including a Sturtevant family sale and a club ladies birthday event with attendees from multiple towns.

Local Social Notes from Elk Creek and Nearby

Mrs Katie Leslie and daughter Nellie visited Mrs Lena Schull. Miss Ruth Keister stayed with Miss Louise Sixt. Clifford and Della Schraub visited near Astoria. Marie Denhardt of Jacksonburg stayed with Edith and Lucy Gifford. Mrs Mary Kirk and Ella Leslie visited relatives at Eaton. James Cleasy and Mary Hartman visited Albert Veidt family. Otto Kirk visited Fred Sixt. Relatives and friends of Joseph Mendenhall surprised him for his sixtieth birthday and shared bananas oranges and cake. George Schull family hosted by Adam Schull. Frank Cook entertained his newborn daughter since Sept 28. No Sunday school in Springfield due to all day meeting at Asbury. Mrs Leota Bareh and daughter and Lillie Bareh shopped in Brookville. Nora Doty and daughter Bessie and relatives visited in Rockdale.

Earl Dunnihoo Witters L. R. Bechtel Carl Coy Carmel Edith Litehiser Emma Bell Susie Homer Eck Frank Thompson Mary Kirk Ella Leslie West Elkton Somers Schwab Loran Potters Miami University Gussie Eaton Newport Hamilton Democrat-Sun Preble County Charles A. Kearns Grace Weidner James Kearns West Ridge Berkeley Springs al Lane Adam Trank W. A. Litehixer James Wheldon Mr. Wheldon F. A. Bloom Pierce Robert Bloom Dayton Ruth McNutt Frank Bloom Charles Johnny Cook Donahoe Howard Russell Fersi Susan Huffman Mary Macedonia George Catfield Margaret Gustin Waynesville Alonzo Elk Creek Katie Leslie Nellie Lena Schull Ruth Keister Louise Sixt Clifford Della Schraub Astoria Marie Denhardt Jacksonburg Edith Lucy Gifford James Cleasy Mary Hartman Albert Veidt Otto Kirk Fred Sixt Joseph Mendenhall George Schull Shilos Adam Schull Frank Cook Springfield Asbury Leota Bareh Lillie Bareh Brookville Nora Doty Bessie Rockdale

Raymond Visit Highlights Local Stays

Decatur resident Conker spent two days in Raymond this week. Mrs. Doty and her son from Ander son visited her uncle and wife part of the week. Mrs. Flora Thackery and her family spent the Sabbath with her husband and children.

Democrat-Sun Raymond Conker Decatur Doty Anderson Flora Thackery

Small blaze at the saw mill in Shandon

A small fire broke out at the saw mill on Thursday afternoon. The blaze damaged the building where Charlie Adams stayed, with the cause yet to be determined. Special to the Democrat Sun, Shandon Ohio.

Democrat Sun Shandon Emma Lynch Oregon Moorhouse Cincinnati John Hyman Indiana Charlie Adams

Pulpit Visit Follows Mill Fire consuming property

A mill burned to the ground after sparks caused a fire. The owner lost contents including account books, clothing and ten dollars in cash. A Lane Seminary student preached at the local church this Sunday.

Lane Seminary

Pleasant Grove Social Calendar Notes

Pleasant Grove October 16 reports Frank Ebler of West Alexandria visiting the Soathards. Charley Geeting and daughter Mamie visited Mr. George Hanger's family. Mr. and Mrs. Batless Sheley conducted business at Trenton. A daughter was born to Mrs. Edwin Stump. Mrs. Henry Jacequart and son Albert visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brill. Helen Brill and Etta Moses visited the Misses Sheley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moses and daughter Clara, and Mrs. Charley Moses and son, visited Mr. Marion Oldfather and family at Gratis.

Democrat Sun Pleasant Grove Frank Ebler West Alexandria Soathards Charley Geeting Mamie George Hanger Batless Sheley Trenton Edwin Stump Henry Jacequart Albert Jacob Brill Helen Brill Etta Moses Misses Sheley Robert Moses Clara Charley Moses Marion Oldfather Gratis

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