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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
5
A 50 cent bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is touted as a fast cure for nasal catarrh and related symptoms. The ad claims immediate action against discharge and congestion, restoring taste and smell, and preventing relapse. Special Agent Radcliffe Drug Co. endorses the product.
In Liberty Saturday residents shared visits and guests as Pee April 24 and Mega Corner Min. Buck and Mr Charles Douglas attended events. Armenian lectures were held at the M B church Sunday night and several locals hosted relatives and friends over the weekend.
Walter Bryant funeral attended by locals at his brother Nathan Bryant home. Services at Reiley Presbyterian church with burial in Springdale cemetery. James Cole spent Saturday in Hamilton. Venstein and Harvey Minton visited Joseph Gillespie Sunday afternoon. Robert Comielins and wife stayed with his parents near Reiley. Mrs Bessie George received a fine driving horse from Curtis Hoover formerly of Venice.
The Ladies Aid held a bughtesy meeting Friday night followed by a lunch. The Odd Fellows plan an entertainment April 27 at Stewart's hall. Farmers report little progress due to rain. few potatoes planted. Tom Thompson ships horses out of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kyle moved into John Bunnel’s property. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Keever moved into C. Robinson’s. Mrs. A Carson visiting son J W Rogers, mother Mrs Meyers in Cincinnati. Mrs Mike Togarty attended the wedding of Miss Schneider in Hamilton on Wednesday. Frank Gud pon attended to LOOF in Port Union Saturday night. William Carroll transacted business Monday. Mrank, Wo, Samuel Pipher and A Hinkston called on Chas Selder’s Sun. Yoba B Hough of Hamilton made several calls in the neighborhood Sunday night and Monday. Joseph Mehmiert of New Burlington was here Monday. Ethel and Anna Bulle Carroll hosted guests Sunday afternoon. Misses Emma and Marie Brebar, Bessia Hiddle, Clarence Eule and Karl Bren. Howard Riddle in Hamilton Friday. Tenry Seim spent an evening in Hamilton last week. Several from this vicinity attended the circus in Hamilton Tuesday.
Selkirk and Brats with Geo Blatt and Harry Updike of Sossali idge visited omburg Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs M Roswell spent Saturday afternoon with friends at Lay high Albert Inlee and Miss Mary Late wan called by friends near Bunker EG Sunday evening. Workin of Okeana and Merle f twin of Booker Hill spent Sunday with Willina Gravites and family. The inscin of the late Walter Bryant was conducted at the home of Nathan Bryant Sunday afternoon. Interment Spring dale cemetery Reiley. James Ryberts and Hunter Breece attended the show at Millville Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs William Yerigan of Balser Hill spent Sunday with O Anniston and family. Frank Lyle of Shandon spent Monday with A J Lyle
Special to The Journal from Bulle Run April 25 includes numerous brief social items. Names mentioned include John K. Diefenbacher and family, Samuel Pipher, Frank Fry, Riddle, Wymer, Michael Brehm Sr and family, Ethel Carrol, Miss Orphan Rogers, Carrie Kaspp, Edward Haverland, Clarence Bile, Miss Anna Belle Carroll, Rev Adolph Lehman, Nas John Hull, Barbda Reinke, Unhus Meyers, Calvin Brown of Hamilton, Jay Rogers of Painely Height, Cedar Lawn visits, and Springdale and Hamilton mentions. painters are active atop a residence on North Nas.
A Sassafras Ridge note mentions Ernest Burns from near Hamilton attending a skating rink at Scipio Saturday evening. Several local residents hosted and visited, including Edward Morgan, Elizabeth Wynn, and William Phellis, with many names and small visits noted around Pleasant Hill and nearby farms.
Hill Top Journal lists numerous local residents and relatives visiting friends and family over the weekend. Names include Smith, Sipp, Young, Hammel, Stock, Senger, Diemer, Heinzelman, Shaw, and others, with spa rse mentions of Masses and church gatherings.
Hawthorn Hill news notes visits by Mr and Mrs Tames Betchel of Eaton and sister Mrs Will Litchiser with family. Mrs A Hathaway and son Hubert of Springfield spent last week with her mother Mrs Elvira Patters and family. Mrs J H Hose, ill since the year began, was taken to her daughter Mrs Howard Hart's home for care. Mr House also present.
Sunday gatherings at the Duffield farm brought Wheatville residents and guests from Eaton, Greenville, Dayton, and Richwood together. Names include Mrs. Bernard Potter, Arline Potter, Miss Nettie Ward, Mary Litesier, and families of Decker, Shideler, and Suman. Miss Susan Pierce, a longtime Miliooh district teacher, died Saturday. funeral held Monday at the Methodist church.
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