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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
7
SpecialWy The Journal records residents of Cedar Avenue social visits and gatherings. Milly domnas wf Halon attended with Bal Webly and Mucle Culwen hosted a Wednesday evening with Ale dan Mes as guests.
A garbled page presents a crowded social diary of visits and greetings. Names such as Elizabeth, Davis, Wadley, Mrs Mary Weadick, Rev. Rayal, Mister and Miss, plus multiple family groups, recur with Sunday and Monday gatherings. Some events mention gatherings with neighbors, church figures, and local acquaintances amid unclear dates and locations.
In the village of Bundy and nearby areas, residents gathered for a spring time event with local figures such as Charles Chass and Charles Devas noted among attendees. A sequence of social visits and midweek plans surfaced, including mentions of Mes RUG and May bye ik Mis, with community members planning later meetings and return journeys.
Catherine Urine Gledhey files in Buller County Court a bill in 1911 seeking fee simple title to a large tract in Madison township, alleging defendants hold no rights in the real estate and requesting quiet title and foreclosure of alleged competing claims. The case lists Alberk Ball and others, with attorneys Andrews and Hapland, for a May hearing.
A Bethany Ohio correspondent records a busy span of visits and social engagements. Names mentioned include Charley Billingslen, Mrs Billings, Will Rhodes, Skinner of Bellview Kentucky, Kate Varies Valeary, George Meek, Carter, Kane Mounbry, Harry from Arrebielowny, Willa Dewnes, and Marion Os Methee. Territorial and family ties reveal gatherings, hosting, and travel notes across Forest Ohio, Columbis Ma, and West Claster Missouri with multiple relatives and friends in attendance.
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