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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
14
IMFELD introduces two thousand Victor and Victrola records with instrumental and vocal selections. The shop proclaims the largest and most complete line of Records Victrola and Edison Machines in town and offers fourteen full lines of various musical instruments.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gloomwarp hosted visitors Saturday. numerous Eaton and area residents, including the Trowek, Linedly, Staylat, and Wright families, were seen visiting relatives and friends. A sick list, church notices, and community greetings appear, with updates on children and extended kin across several towns, including Adams, Dayton, and Indianapolis.
Shanghai Aug 1 Refugees arriving here recount tales from Kiangsi province of a late rebellion. They describe families torn apart and executions amid fear of renewed violence. Names and places appear in a crowded, puzzling list of attendees and acquaintances tied to the upheaval.
Local residents gather in Bethany for family visits and birthday observances. Mrs Rachel Ann Stabler hosts and Laird Shibley of California visits. Nearby surveyors plan a new road traction from Normal to Pylon as relatives arrive for Lettie Baker’s birthday celebration.
In a scene on the Lawn guests from Hawilton Tren ton Middletown Princeton West Chester Kyleg and Belluny joined a bounteous dinner. The tables were set and the gathering began with ample fare.
Pleasant Run area social brief lists visits and gatherings. Edward Mill and Sister Flora visited Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stout on Sabbath. Mrs. Geb. Smith and daughter Engenni spent Sunday with Mrs. Amos Pottinger and daughter. Several attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. King in New Burlington. Watsons, Nicholsons, and other families hosted relatives and friends across the county. Two upcoming weddings rumored. Ava Haston won shipping in the Queen City.
Layigh Judy and George Updike host and entertain guests as community ties show through recent visits. John Hunkler and family received relatives from Pittsburgh while Miss Clara Meyers and Albert joined Gertrude Grames for Sunday evening. Charles Updike and Perry Harrison hosted gatherings as the week ended.
A window entry turns on a soft hearted burglar Jerry and a sharp woman robber Joan, in a tense night in Hewetaide Drive. She challenges his thieving ways and reveals her desperate mortgage burden as dawn nears, then exits with a jeweled payoff and his implied gratitude.
A garbled list of sayings mocks German proverbs with distorted phrases and odd spellings. It mentions aging, rumor, wealth, wolves, luck, cats, doors, and thieves in a collage of twisted lines lacking clear narrative. The piece reads like a corrupted folklore fragment with nonsensical wording throughout.
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