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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
11
The Zartman family invites relatives to the Toweth reunion in Yavin county, near Peiday, with travel from the Ohio line area. The event coincides with the centennial of the original Anvtndas in America. About 3,000 relatives are expected, including the Serknans and connections, tracing the family lineage from Zorlman to Sorlman.
Edward Freehling a well known Hamilton groceries merchant died Thursday at his home 514 Flight Street after a brief illness. Born June 20 1878 he was a longtime member of Hamilton Lodge No 93 BPOE the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA. He is survived by his widow a son Edward two brothers and two sisters. Funeral will be private Sunday at his residence.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a persistent rune allotment and a presentation about property sale. The text mentions a growing parish, Lav as, and decorations. References to a convention and improvements are unclear but imply planned local developments and building updates.
Funeral arrangements for Sarah Case are set at her mother's home in Cegsantyilte at 1:00 PM, followed by burial at Bellany Spring Lif Cemetery in Lluntsville. The service will be held Sunday afternoon with mourners assembling at the listed locations.
Frederick Dickmann brother of the Rev Dickmann dies at New Bremen Ohio after a long illness He was 34 years 1 month and 22 days old A Cincinnati commercial college graduate he lived in New Bremen since last fall widow and four daughters survive Funeral services set for Sunday across Bethel church with arrangements by a local undertaker The brother L L Dielewann leaves tomorrow to attend the funeral
Mrs. Fisher, 82, wife of Joly faster, died at home in Richmond after a long illness. She and her husband, once grocers, had lived in Richmond for many years and were well known. The funeral arrangements call for Friday at 5:55 p.m. and a Saturday service at 2 p.m. with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
A garbled account notes a spontaneous event at an Ohio meeting in Dayton. It mentions a street parade with uniformed participants and a procession, including members of a local organization, amid unclear references to leaders and attendees.
Under Colonel Cissel command the closing ball at Dahomey will mark a significant military event. Notables elected include LE Bailey of Cincinnati and Joseph O. Jon ehmali, deputy grand secretary, with several others holding deputy or director roles. Family travels and visits are noted across cities including Cincinnati, Birmingham, Chicago, and Indianapolis, as residents plan trips and social duties.
Miss Mae Wright is the ghost of Mies Marie Metheny of Middletown. George and Wil Hothrock were in Middletown yesterday on business. Miss Olea Kunz and Loraine Backer greet the day in Chautawynas Mes. Frank Armstrong and his family of Dayton are guests of Mer and Mes Prescott Chavin. Mrs. Fred Oyler and son Russell of Covington. Mrs. Harry Oyler. Wilbert Birch of Crendln spent the day in Hamilton. Leg Salvigen left today for a business trip to New York. George Wing of Saterville is visiting his sister Mrs. John Shalt and family.
A brief notice notes that settlement talks occurred with the trustees and at the same time bids were received for a church building project. The events suggest ongoing negotiations and financial considerations for church repairs or expansion.
A barn near Bethany owned by David Gorsuch was struck by lightning last night, burning the structure and causing the death of two horses. The incident reports a gross loss of 3000 dollars, with residents assessing the damage and investigating the fire’s cause. A scattered ledger of local notes follows, including political mentions and a parrot’s death at Director Henry Keliea’s home, causing community affection and sentiment.
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