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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
15
A lengthy social roll lists visits and gatherings around Cedar Avenue and nearby towns. Families and friends visit, dine, attend salons, and share Sunday meals from Cedar County to nearby villages, with names of residents and guests noted amid routine social updates. The sheet records church events, keepsakes, and familial callings, ending with a funeral notice for Mr Lonel and memorials at Baton.
Much interest is felt in choosing a color scheme for the pennant contest. A prize of five gold rings awaits the winner, with submission details handled by the Chamber of Commerce Ohio. Entries close April 22, 5 p.m. Winners to be announced in local papers.
Gen Coxey, now in New York, appeared in Massillon court on Thursday facing trespass charges. The case centers on his 1894 activity marching on Washington with followers during a time of political unrest.
Weal Elkton notes special meetings held Sunday evening. Maurice Eid’s log mentions plans for a lame with dwellings and Ida Parker as possible leader. Russell Freust Alive and others travel to Bitton on Baburdag to attend a Habeson celebration. Giffard and Linton Gifford visit with kin. James Roberts and wife spent time with local residents.
A fragmentary local column notes Mamie Randall and others returning home to Marion Ohio. Several small items mention Keplinger with Esther Stubbs, Dr. Cox's children, roctor and Mrs. Llofiday on a business trip to a nearby city, Lang is ill at home with death expected, Mrs. Rached Stabhe selling her house to move to Kansas, Bertina Taylor visiting Mrs. Jennie Schouten, Mary Kirk attending a funeral in Katou, and George Swope traveling with the group.
Richard Couper and Mary White of Middletown were married Thursday by Squire W. HL Morton officiating. The ceremony took place in a simple town setting with local witnesses.
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