Informal Danes Host Pleasant Hilker Lawn Camp
Society notes describe Miss Emily May Hilker hosting a charming informal camping party at Hilker lawn with friends and escorting boys, the group mingling among large oaks and enjoying a delightful evening. Named attendees include Augusta Parrish Kathryn Parrish Kathleen Millikin Alice Beckett Hazel Baer Charlotte Meizner Lillian TaMond Josephine Rich and others. The event featured picnics at Symmes Corner and a dinner party hosted by Miss Tthel Thompson with guests from Cincinnati and Hamiltonians joining for a luncheon in Avondale.
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Augusta
Kathryn Parrish
Kathleen Millikin
Chentar
Marion
Cora Spir
Kannan
Ghester Pach
Tthel Thompson
Cineinnnati
Grace Cool
Amanda Woods
Cincinnati
Ake
Misses Emmer and Goodimin Pudaened From Delightful Trip
Misses Adeline Emmer and Plor ence Goodimin have pudaened from a dnlightful trip to Chat Point. Mia Lond. Wittaan is visiting at Boylan and Middletows. Howard Kelly Tspent Thus day io ineirnalis Mos. Chardes Selimidéman and Charles D. Bowles, of Morrison, are visiting Miss Martha Schmidt an of Winona Like, Ltd. My. and Minn. Henry W. Diber, of Los Angeles Cal, are the puests of his brother Frank Hoher. Mes. Kinta Piersel ad danehtey Helen, have returned home after a visit with the former's Ivalle, Ed. Knollman and Sawily of North Col Jege Hill. Meg, Chris, Pabst, of South Fourth Street, left Wednesday, for a stemmer visit to Columbus and Cleveland and will return in September. Her three sons accompanied her on the visit. Mrs. Henry C. Gray and grand daughter May Cray, relied Friday, morning from a few slays to Mrs. David Allen, of Miamis burg. Miss Lulu Kimbronghelt Wednes day, fur Karwath Lake Cada la apend two weeks with friends who] have on cottage there, Mra dimes Orroth of M4. Health, spent yesterday here with friends Miss Anna Weber Left luelaje foma two weeks stay at Maysville Ky. Joli Wilson of Loledo, is favo rs business Mr and Mos Pret Deekee and daughter Kathryn and ty at Dayton are visit latives here. Reymond Rech roel ty Ne York today alien
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Adeline Emmer
Plorence Goodimin
Chat’ Point
Mia
Lond
Wittaan
Boylan
Middletows
Howard Kelly
Cal
Frank Hoher
Kinta Piersel
Danehtey
Helen
Ivalle
Knollman
Sawily
North Col Jege Hill
Meg
Chris
Pabst
South Fourth Street
Columbus
Cleveland
Henry C. Gray
May Cray
David Allen
Miamisburg
Lulu Kimbronghelt
Karwath Lake
Cada
Mra
Dimes Orroth
Anna
Weber
Luelaje Foma
Maysville
Joli Wilson
Loledo
Mos
Deekee
Kathryn
Dayton
Reymond Rech Roel
York
Vacation Plans Mentioned Across Various Names
The article lists multiple individuals planning travel or vacations to destinations including New York, Minneapolis, Columbus, and Canwla, with accompanying references to hosts, carriage, and long trips. Names such as Ruth Hevington, Miss Tda Curtis, Mrs. Prey, and Mrs. Hai Jiave appear in fragmented notes about trips and visits spanning four weeks and various cities.
Wad Bliss Spence dies at Mercy Hospital at twenty
Wad Bliss Spence age 20 died at Mercy Hospital this afternoon after a brief illness. Spence was a longtime resident of the area and well known in local circles. He is survived by his mother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at a local funeral home.
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Wad Bliss Spence
Willa Blan Spence
Mercy Hispital Thais
T Oeluck
Institution
Womens
Local Obituary Ledger Remembers Alexander Spence Family
Fragmentary notices recount the death of Alexander Spence and mourners including six siblings and two sisters. Funeral plans cited for Travelock and Gagaivond cemetery with family and friends attending, plus scattered tributes to Sylvia A Tanner and others. A mix of Civil War reminiscences, court tax notes, and stray editorials appear amid funeral details and a stray post office receipt line.
Fragmented 19th century musings on dress and town chatter
Local column blends garbled chatter about George Wilain and Tuy elanges tus dress with mentions of Ukiah and Dayton. The piece records social chatter, opinions on fashion, and scattered names, hinting at a chaotic public scene and a late night crowd at a theater or gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilain
Ukiah
Baby Eaton Arrival at Ross Avenue Home
Mrs Adimer Halon dappy aday welcomed a baby girl this morning on Ross avenue. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
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Baby Eaton
Adimer Halon Dappy Aday
Herali Bitchy
Ross Avenue
Mother
Baby
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