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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
6
Cedar Avenue community notes recount visits among neighbors and relatives in Richmond, Dayton, Eaton, Collinsville, and surrounding areas. Families such as Brown, Webb, Sommers, Felton, Bailey, and Mikesell are mentioned hosting and visiting, with a birthday celebration for Des Brown and a wedding anniversary noted. Several residents attend fairs and church or club meetings, including the A.M.E. meeting at the fair grounds.
Aug 9 at Drewersburg Tad Aug 9 Clem Cleaver returns from visit with Bootie county Indiana relatives Inst hursiay. Waltz and wife go home to Deputy Indiana after two weeks with GE Waltz. Seika visits Brayaville Folks Sunday. Rob Brinkman buys fine lamb from Dr Bertenshaw’s sheep field. Merritt Cleaver visits brother in New Castle Jas Sunday to Monday. Bert Wiley and family guests at Win QM home Sunday. Conrad Geis and mother plan to leave the west estate renting a farm east of Harrison.
The column lists numerous local residents and guests from Cincinnati, Hamilton, Indianapolis, and Middletown spending time with families on Butler Road. It notes a fawn fete at Norman Drummick's hosted by the CBE society of Springdale, visits to the zoo, Chautauqua attendees, and various Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends in the area.
Hawthorne Hill society page lists residents and guests with Sunday and weeklong visits. Names include Martha Hmoricke of Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Angspurger, Miss Cluesie, Mary Lane of Fisher's farm, Spencer Alen, George Duffield, John Swope, Asa Barel of Eaton, Joby Swope recovering from illness, and many relatives visiting kin in Eaton, Williamsport, and Dayton area across Preble county.
Special to the Journal Shandon Ohio area residents and visitors share a busy week. Albert Stewarting returns from Indianapolis to study plane tuning while Byron Burnett of Hamilton serves as local section boss. Dozens of relatives from Cleveland College Station and beyond visit, with tea and church social plans noted. The Sunday school picnic is set for August 12 at Stuffer’s grave with Miss Francis Richn of Osford as sponsor and amusement for all.
A series of social mentions recount visits and entertaining events. Names include Mrs Waller, Miss Leo of Illinois, Mr and Mrs Neil Lewy, Mrs Frank McVicker, Miss Maris Davis, Mrs Jonny Danging and Teo Danging, A Wilkie in New York, and Adran McCune of Hamilton. Visits span Ox Teron, Minn Valley Chantampia, and Camden, with relatives hosting and enjoying extended gatherings.
West Chester social page lists John Swallow visiting his parents Ma and Mrs Salut Velyney while Michigany visitors Miss Km and Livy Cumming and Nellie and Mary Brate stay with friends in Oxford. Jeane travels by auto with Wm Thomas and Glen Uonsinger from Oxford. Also present are Mrs Lida Rosa and Sarah Lamp and Mrs Vida Rosa with Sarah Thomp and Mrs Dikes. Richard Chamberlin and daughter Mary spent Sunday with the Cham berlin family.
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