West Elkton Obscure Notices Bring Local Arrivals
In West Elkton Ohio April 13 a string of brief items notes residents and visitors including Metiellan Saylor and family traveling to Cincinnati, Willis Cooper from Fountain City Indiana, Gill Commons and Miss Ally Stubbs, a funeral for a son of Calvin Stubbs, and various local engagements. Other mentions include Walter Rabe in Somerville, news of Professor Paris taking a Campbellstown post, Miss Hoover leaving, and residents Enoch Brown and Frank Shaffer planning updates. a whooping cough illness in Texas prompts sorrowful notices.
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Elkton
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Metiellan Saylor
Cincinnati
Igh Cooper
Webster
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Willis Cooper
Fountain City
Aly
Charles Sehonton
Somerville
Walter Rabe
Ellen W
Heldiay Alleneon
Calvin Stubbs
Wilmington
Lewis Taylor
Jennie Sehartin
Alice Shuttfer Agann
Enoch Brown
New Lape
Paris
Frank Shaffer
Ruth
Cotton Run Social Notes Tie Town to Surrounding Families
Mrs. Bertha Clark of Kansas visits Warry Phares household, with many relatives from Seven Mile to Hamilton and Millville seen Sunday gatherings. Numerous calls and Sunday visits link the Garver, Wirtley, Hunter, Johns, Phares, Baker, Angst, Beckett, and Tolles families as community ties deepen through travel and shared meals.
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Cotton Run
Bertha Clark
Kansas
Warry Phares
Richard Hardin
Auta Hardin
Wirtley
Emma Troster
John Wirtley
Arthur Hunter
Jacob Garser
Bertha Fisher
Fienner
Sever Mile
Susan Jacoby
Saphuel Zigler
Anna Mardin
Tracy Johns
Dayton
We. Tolvis
Arthur Hunter i
John Grafft
Hamilton
Calvin Tmunter
Clarence Hunter
Larry Phares
Alexander Baker
German Angst
Elisabeth Krebst
Mamilton
Laura Landan
Falkenstine
Millville
John Buckhett
Alma
Emma
Stella
Teo Angst
Mike Heidt
James King
Wm. Phares
Seven Mile
Tom Paullin
H.C. Phares
Richmond
Jebel Sinday Rents Event Mentioned In Woods Report
Special to The Journal from Waal Ohio notes an April event with officiant Clark. Mrs. Chas Chambers and others visit. Mrs. E Sitapsum visits daughter. Mrs Ched Hier of Hamilton mentioned. Mrs. FL Parks of Ostord listed.
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Waal
Jebel Sinday
Agwi
Roy
Clark
Chas. Chambers
C. Alexander
Daneh- Lloy
E. Sitapsum
Chet Hier
Hamilton
FL Parks
Ostord
Epent
Local Notes From Lesourdsville Area
George Kunz and family picnicked Sunday at Amanda with relatives. Mrs. Cleveland Rupp entertained Mrs. Christian Schroek and Mrs. Parl Harmon Friday. Miss Katherine Kuna returned home after a week with relatives. Christian Reiff and Mildred were at Hamilton Saturday. Arthur Bing was in Saturday on business. Bird Preanble spent Sunday with Mrs. Meare.
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Mix
Warner
Wat. Wooley
Scipio
Ed Smith
Hamilton
Fd. Smith
Sylvester Solver
Chris Sicpliun
Ed Garver
Grover Simpson
Samuel Garver
Shanjlon
Mex
Link Tohkasen
Metlan
Henry Tannor
Oxford
Satankey
Ars
Vick Wickeft
Joe Garver
Tnez Wilson
Tmamiiten
LeSonedsville
George Kunz
Amanda
Cleveland Hepp
William Miler
Middletown
Cleveland Rupp
Christian Sehroek
Parl Harmon
John Diaditiss
Aauailton
Cal Adzuus
Christian Reiff
Mildred
Himilton
Chvistian Reiff
Katherine Kuna
Aranda
Fox A
Arthur Bing
Bird ‘Preanhle
Mn Meare Suns
Wlefawn
Local Social Notes And Visits From The Pisgah Tourn
Special to Nhe Tourn from Pisgah dated April 12 records modest social activity. Attendees include Mrs Martha Kennedy in Lebanon and Miss Lizzie Vanbhise with Miss Shrab Aydelatie at Shar onville, plus a gathering for Mrs Jake Winl and Mrs Canvey. Richard Moore visits Greenville. Annabelle Cox's relatives attend a burial. Mildred Ayers visits Port Union. Hroommakers’ convention in Chicago. Conrey at Twenty Mile Stand. Lucile Moore visits Martha Stout. The Journal’s People’s Column appears.
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Nhe Tourn
Martha Kennedy
Lebanon
Lizzie Vanbhise
Shrab Aydelatie
Sharonville
Jake Winlon
Canvey
Tiowins
Ora
Attenilance
Richard Moore
Pel
Greenville
A. de
James Vanchise
Dayan
Annabelle Cox
West Chesley Veniclers
Mildred Ayers
Port Union
My. Deseply Sertet
Son Clift
Chicago
Mrv
Mrs. Conrey
Twenty Mile Stand
Lucile Moore
Martha Stout
Dunlap News Report From Colerain Township Schoo lnotes
Dunlap Ohio April 1 Our school received trees from Cincinnati last Wednesday. One pupil planted a tree near the school house door for shade and beauty. Each school in Colerain township received 40 trees. Mrs Albert Pottenger and agency spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Citizens enjoyed excursion day in Hamilton. Families visit from Lindenwald Norwood and Indiana. Tim Shay remodeling. Horning bought fruit trees at Barnes nurseries.
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Dunlap
Cincintal
Colerain Township
Albert Pottenger
Cincinnati
Hamilton
College HM
Tim Shay
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