Morning Sun items from April 19 news page
Special to The Journal reports a series of brief local notes. Names such as Dr Stewart Mrs Poston Miss Uroaty and Mrs Morris appear along with mentions of visitors to Somerville Cleveland and Oxford. The text is fragmentary but indicates social calls, banking references, a schoolhouse event, and a few illness notes.
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Siig
Stewart
Uneford
Marshall
Johneicgmn
Mildred Weed
Eien
Nick Allen
Mb Ureb
Poston
M Ob
Ramsey
Uys
Cook
Uroaty
National Banks
Cleveland
Local Village Moves and Family Resettlements
George Williams and family move from She Hoves property to Prank Emmons property at Hughes Station. Thornridge and family relocate from Prank Emmons house to Wo M. Hours property. Johnny Williams and family relocate to the town area. Homer Little and sister visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Little. Miss Ronn Voorlines visits in town. No garden progress reported. Kal Joseph and G Williams dig post holes at the cemetery this week. Klughes Station resident Miss Lneile Helaven visits friends in town Monday. Authorities urged to review waste at the village square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Tlantistille
George Williams
Amily
Vilage
Day Williams
Weel
Johnny Williams
Imiasa
She Hoves
Eminons
Thorntridge
Damily
Emmons Huage
Hughes Station
Wo M
Dohnny Williams
Homer Little
Lile
Hoase
Mrs. Little
Ronn Voorlines
Kal
Joseph
G. Williams
Lin Cometery
Warky
Lneile Helaven
Klughes Station
TIZ Feet Remedy Promises Fast Foot Relief
An advertised foot relief powder claims to cure tired sore feet and bunions. The testimonial from BF Dreutaer of Chicago touts a “perfect cure” after physicians failed, urging readers to buy TIZ at 20 cents per bottle from local druggists and retailers nationwide.
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BF Dreutaer
Chicago
Crome Willers Jahier Dole
Chiewo, WM
Local Social Notes and Visits in Middletown Area
Fragmentary entries list visits and callers in the Middletown area. Mrs. Margaret Tyson and Mrs. Martia Gersner called on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Zack Berger visited near Jericho with the Playgoul family. Luce visited Middletown Friday and Wednesday mornings. Charles Robinsott and daughter Many spent time with relatives. T. Caneueh and Lucille sport visited Prints west of town.
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Margaret Tyson
Martia Gersner
Doe Fting
Zack Berger
Sia Mariel
T. Caneueh
Lucille Sport
Mt Carmel social notes and visits across town
Mt Carmel residents and visitors are noted for a busy social week. Families including Clendenin, Fletcher, Whitehead, Gant, Faust, Hallie Wreeland, Stowfas, Mason, Davis, and others shared dinners, receptions, showers, and church gatherings. Attendees traveled from nearby towns to attend events and the automobile show in Creekville.
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Tng
April LY
Defayel Atta Fanily
Fiat Ily
Neipio
Miss Rophia Clendenin
Lanio
Dr Do
Lites
Family
Willis Blow
Panily Hiat Haunlay
Jaillion Inlay
Sepia
Vision the Selinal
Sumpany
Miriam Fletcher
Apties Waitehead
Whitcom
Mys
Hessie
Jol Elwell
Alex Urmphell
George
Beipio
Creokville
Wad Mes
Cedar Grove
Vaentinno
Michel Weli
Peoria
Leala Stowfas
Molly
Wiiza Mason
Kasten Eges
Ehuvelr
Girace Davis
Urar Ok
Mt. Carmel
Addie
Collinsville Community Notes From Covington Visit
Collinsville, Ohio reports a Presbyterian church event in Covington with attendees from the area. Sunday visits include families such as Shollenbarger and Jones, with social calls among locals and relatives.
Contreras and neighbors host Sunday dinner at Oxford area
Contreras O and family hosted a Sunday dinner in Colle Canoe with many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Mas, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Kina of near Oxford, Mrs. Orpha Mx and Mrs. Morvigal families, and several daughters and relatives from College Corner and Cottage Grove.护理
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Ami
Laren Sheadlix Sisout
Colle
Martin Mas
H. Bake
Ate Mee
Sonny Eikenberry
Daugsters
Td. Woodruff
Miss Kina
Oxford
Sunidiy
Mas
Quiley Roberts
College Corner
Slanton
Byreie
Nolw Vrislay
Rose McTarry
Orpha Mx
Mu. Morvigal
Rath
Hilla
Grace
Will
Mal Mas
Ciuteles
King
Will Ring
Sunalin
Julia Holland
Gieny U Lew
Cottage Grove
Airs
Laven’ Shadi
Mabel Swan
Smulay
Momlay Hee
Community Notes From Cotton Run Area Apr Market Month
Special To The Fownal reports a busy Cotton Run region with many visitors and family gatherings. Walter Vinnedge of Hamilton, Mrs. George Frant and children, and others share weekend visits with local residents. Several locals travel to Peru for studies while relatives host Rev. Wallace and other guests in Woolls Station and Wasnillou.
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Otron Rim
Daegh Guise
Laine
Walter Vinnedge
Hamilton
Fearge
Rnant
Tul-lawanda
Henry Dar Felt
Ollie Landan
Walliver
Woolls Station
Calvin Munitee
Rev. Wallace
Cinvintati
Ava
Linden Lintonsee April 21 Guests Celebrate Events
A broken, crowding county diary entry notes guests including Mr and Mrs J N Crnlend and Mr ail Mos with extended congratulations for Man and Mak Benge (nee Lizzie Warvely). Timberman builds ten ant hose. Royal trawlord and other locals attend gatherings and callers visit.
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Ail Mos
Mathias Bailes
J. N. Crnlend
Daeoh Binder
Mays
Mlark
Lille Cran
Dolin Crawford
Auptinis
Jontis Tsuba
Mise Ma
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Collinsville
Steelul
the Journal
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Covington
Bate
Morton
Harry Shollenbarger
Jones
Shollenbarger
Florence Munk
Mex
Kemwarthy
Eaton
Meeks
Mira
J. J
Reynalds
Nick Lack
Cine Atti
Mes
Leadwell
Harry Abernathe
Billingsgilly
Oakley Bike
Vuele
Anni
Bake
Mav
Ulmnilten
Contreras
Spee
Aan Mays
Henry Eikenberry
Cytler Giinterd
Dimmer Loyvlty
Mar
Abys
Alva
Burgess Ad Dauhters
Nee Stor
Aid Mead
He As
Clarence Thier
Keone Schneider
Hamilon
Soli Buckbeit Spear
Mary Seagers
Wasnillou
Avni Tmiedin
Aunday
Annglas
Henry Ankenoy
Jive
Min
Vie Withow
Croenhush
Richard Hardin
Lawra Landon
Walter Angst
Purdue
Wms. Phares
Janes Als
Jol Wirtley
Francis Wirtley
Angst
Greatest Shoe Store
Tm Tan
Gale
Dan Cohen
Russia
High Street
Linden
Sheela
Lintonsee
Wil Mas
Chal Grban
Dawoh Ur
Sue Banalay
MR Ue
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