Social notes from St Charles August gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry Hillman and family visited neighbors and relatives including the Strolmire and Rommel households. Paul Applegate of Hamilton vacationing with his uncle G L Rommel. Mrs Silas Weaver and Viola Grissom spent time at Valley View. Mrs John Sirofiive and Ruth called on Mrs Yeo Shearer. The Phreshing Ring met at Geo Remmes and Shearer home with Mond ay’s business and August 1 planning noted. Mrs Kate Wilkins and daughters visited Clayton Garner. Mrs Geo Hemmes and daughter Rippel called on Mrs Wr Willman. Mrs Harry Hillman hosted her Drewersburg nephew for several days.
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Journal
Charles
Harry Hillman
John Strolmire
Ruth
Adam Eby
Howard
Walter Farlow
Richmond
Paul Applegate
Hamilton
G. L. Rommel
Silas Weaver
Viola Grissom
Valley View
John Sirofiiiive
Yeo
Shearer
Ventag
Geo. Remmes
Shearer Munday
Lave Pienia
Kate Wilkins
Geo. Peacock
Clayton Garner
Geo. Hemmes
Rippel
Wr. Willman
Drewersburg
Use TIZ Smaller Feet for instant relief and permanent remedy
A vintage ad proclaims TIZ as a cure for sore feet and swollen feet enabling wearing smaller shoe sizes. It claims TIZ clears poisonous exudations from pores, unlike powders, and promises relief from the first use with continued use in a week. Distributed by Walter Luther in Chicago.
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Walter Luther, Dodge & Co
Chicago
Dusty days and drought plague Mittonville crops in 1908
Spovial reports hard conditions across Mittonville as dust storms begin after a dry season. Corn, potatoes, oats, and fruit face heavy losses with prices rising for some staples. Nearby towns report extreme heat, parched lands, and dwindling harvests while locals fear a harsh winter ahead. The era’s hardships, including a local baseball loss, are noted amid shifting family moves and community notices.
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Mittonville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
North Dakota
Aga A
Hamilton
Fim al
Hamion
Jacksonburg Notes and Local Visitors
In Jacksonburg Ohio on August 1 crowds passed through the village causing heavy dust. Visitors include Farquhar and daughter Miss Marie of Randolph county and Mr. and Mrs. George Ansphy with son from Bussey Iowa. Funeral of John Pugh held at Simonton chapel. he was born in Wayne township and survived by a widow, daughters and a son Fred Pugh. Wheat yields around 20 bushels per acre and oats about 18 bushels. Local residents Henry Harman of Kenton and others visited Dayton. multiple neighbors hosted relatives over the weekend.
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John Pugh
Simonton Chapel
Pugh
Wayne Township
William Jones
Fred Pugh
George Ansphy
Bussey
Iowa
Edward
John
Frank Brelslyard
Wilbur London
West Fikton
John Leslie
C. L. Cheadle
Favo
Preble Wants
Earl Briggs
Qokas Geeding
Cornelius Geeding
Mason
Henry l Harman
Kenton
Law
Dr. Owsley
Kale Broly
Dayton
Collinsville social notes and visitors list
Collinsville O Aug Miss Adda Trump of Hamilton visits Miss Edna Kinsinger. George Jollay and Floyd Collings of Lindenwald visit Mr and Mrs P M Reynolds. T Finlay and sons Beat and James spend with George Hardin family in Eaton. Ed Stock of Woodsdale visits William son and family. Mrs Newman and children visit from Tannsville. Treva Butler of Dayton visits cousin Mrs L W Benys. Elsia Beiser of Hamilton visits Adam Beiver. Fidel Beskett returns from Oxford where she attends school.
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Spectt Ta Tha Jovenat
Collinsville
Adda Trump
Hamiltou
Edna Kinsinger
George Jollay
Floyd Collings
Lindenwald
P.M. Reynolds Saburday
Bundiny
Dys
T. Finlay
Beott
James
George Hardin
Eaton
Edgar Troster
Ed. Stock
Woodsdale
Joh Williamson
Newman
Tannsisville
Tesday
C. M. Lee
Treva Butler
Daytont
L. W. Benys
Elsia Beiser
Hamilton
Adam Beiver
Fidel Beskett
Osford
Hill Top Social News From The Journal
Hill Top notes social visits and family gatherings in Richusead Indiana and nearby areas. Entries list Geo Ruhl, Dr James Snegeker, Miss Lacy, Paul Sipp, Monty Meeks, Carl Sipp, Harey Fopper, Jacky Burkhart, Alma and Liseta Hoffman, Eda Bipp, Fred Lips, drama folks Ma and Mrs Louis Heinzelmay, Leo Wearel recovering from a shoulder injury, Christ Sipp, Ivu Stroh of Stockton, Bernard Ostholthart and son Alvin, Joseph Bermard and Alvin, George Althore of Cincinnati, and others visiting throughout the past week.
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Geo. Ruhl
James Snegeker
Richusead
Ind
Miss Lacy
Paul Sipp
Fred Stock
Monty Meeks
Carl Sipp
Harey Fopper
Jacky Burkhart
Alma
Liseta Hoffman
Eda Bipp
Fred
Lips
Biunday
Louis Heinzelmay
Leo Wearel
Christ Sipp
Ivu
Stroh
Stockton
Bernard Ostholthart
Alvin
Peter Wenzel
Cluist Simp
Joseph
Bermard
Naphaw
George Althore Ofincinnati
Family Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend Schedule
Mrs. Val Sippy and daughter Elsie spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and family. Miss Marie and Leonard Sipp visited with Mer and Mes Cri Sipp and Manilye Mos. The Bnegeker family from Richwood and Jud spent a day with Ms. Frank Feppel. Mrs. Gey Teingelman and daughter Mary and son Artiuy were at Mr. and Mrs. Jol Popp in Bunker Hill. Frank Poppel joined Sunday visit in Hamilton. Neamer called on Crist Fipp Monday evening. Mario and Leonard Sipp were with Mr and Mel Friday and Saturday. Katharine and Hisie Bipp spent Sunday afternoon with Gollie Poppel.
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Peter Wenzel
Val Sippy
Elsie
Wm. Smith
Marie
Leonard Sipp
Mer
Mes
Cri Sipp
Manilye Mos
Dames Bnegeker
Richwond
Jud
Frank Feppel
Gey. Teingelman
Mary
Artiuy
Jol Popp
Bunker Hill
Frank Poppel
Hamilton
Quarge Neamer
Crist Fipp
Misa Mario
and Mel
Val Sipp
Katharine
Hisie Bipp
Gollie Poppel
Letter List No. 31 at Hamilton Ohio
August 4 letters from A Belilose and J K Stith in the SCHELL Co with a note about meals at the Atlas Hotel.
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Hamilton
A. Belilose
J. K. Stith
Schell
Atlas Hotel
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Local families visit relatives in Hamilton and nearby towns
The article notes numerous visits as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creag and Mr. Willan of Hamilton stayed with relatives. Frank Buter and son Harner of Okeana visited Baker and Launly Moench family. Velma Donnworth and others holidayed with Cincinnati relatives. more gatherings followed among Baker and Miller households in New Mayen and Drewersborg, highlighting community ties.
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Ineelad Ty the Journal
Alert
O. Aug
Harry Creag
Fanrenes Miller
Mary Kutghonebler
New Mayen
Pleasant Run Socials and Visits Across Town
Local notes report visits and gatherings around Pleasant Run. People named include Mabel Gealigin with grandparents AL and MT, Miss Alias Dalton and John at Lindenwald dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bringhurst, and Albert Edwards of Indianapolis visiting family. Others mention Eugenel Blonuker taking a new job in Wyoming, Miss Mabel Tork and Irene Hotzend, and several Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives.
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Jono
Pleasant Run
Voltenger
Chantaugan
Mabel
Gealigin
Dayton
Eugenel Blonuker Bins
Wyoning
Alias Dalton
Brother John
Canton
Lindenwald
HK. Bringhurst
Springlicht
LH. T
Haton
Albert. Edwards
Indianapolis
Chas
McCormick
Jennie
al Groesbeck
Stirlin
Ferenson
Yvenius
Eytry
Aid
Jones
Dale Mewin
Thotzend
Irene
Helen Beeblye
Sim Mabal Tork
Geo. Beekmeyer
Murry Betcher
Blauslton
Ava Dryston
Ielleragen
Cathering Csey
Alice Dalton
Iesby
Gurthinge
Wth
Moa
Biply Buthefield
A. Uuffman
Daghter Josie
Wealthy
Buuday
And
Maes
Frank Corrad
Spencer
Colorado
Alex Pipher
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