Dangerous crossing at Lindenwald prompts Hamilton Chamber plea
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce asks C H D officials to address dangerous conditions at the Ludlow Avenue crossing of the O H & D railroad in Lindenwald. Freight cars block the view, trains stop, and residents fear for public safety. The letter requests actions to improve sight lines and reduce risk, urging prompt response and outlining the crossing’s proximity to South Hamilton Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Avenue
Lindenwald
Tallow Avenue
Board of Dinstres
Hamiltin Chamber of Commerce
Duitligrize
Jultur
Aimpust
TL. Brevearl
Awmpany
Cincinnatt
Ohio
Mie Limilton Chander of Commerce Daday, & Resulution
Uiilton
Jaullon
Avenue Grossine
Lindenwold
Mt. Pleasan
South Hamilton
Jeff
Gning
Hawilor
Huerta Faces Critical Point as Mexico Provisional President
Victoriano Huerta, a grim and powerful provisional president, stands at a pivotal career moment as Mexico’s political crisis deepens. The stormy seizure of power after Madero’s death tests his grip and raises questions about whether he will steer the country toward stability or invite a premature U.S. intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Pres
Mexico
Tuerta
Wison
Hnerka
Madero
Anim
United St
Wilson
Seven Mile Specials to The Jovednt
On Aug 13 the M Sunday school gathered at Mr and Mrs Janes Cummings Busenbarks with 143 arriving by hay wagons. A Hamilton City band played as Jivanese lanterns lit the lawn and a program of stanbars entertained. Ice cream and cake followed as goodbyes were said for Miss Lillian Killinger and other guests. The Campbell family have sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Mile
Janes Cummings
Busenbarks
Cumming
Nothog
Misa Lillian Killinger
Enest
Hazel Beigeert
Hamilton
Lillian
Mabel Rahbies
Hazel Beivert
Ruth Shuler
Robert Phares
Arthur Killinger
Campbell
Residents Attend Social and Visit in Richmond and Nearby
Local society notes report Edna Wilson Edna Berk Helen Rice and Clarence McKasson joining a social in Richmond Indiana. The group spent Sunday at Glen Miller Park and extended visits to Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton areas. Numerous residents like Miss Lorenna Beally Miss Freda Raimes and Mrs Theresa Gary are mentioned with travel and hospitality details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wilson
Edna Berk
Helen Rice
Clarence McKasson
Lee Wilson
Lventon
Richmond
Ind
Glen Miller Park
Ta Vs
Nnd
Meg Laird Tamlin
William Ralkes
John Wilson
A. J Kumler
Wm. Heinizlemen
Henry Jashbying
John Jashring
Hazelett
Ars
FW. Kelley
Hazel Beigert
Hamilton
Misy Bing Belwarls
Termim Berk
Tviy
Elyria
Cleveland
Detroit
Niagary
Mary Olay
We Suit Department
Mathes Salingen
Eujovine
Ola
Cinelnadi
Dasdon
Columbus
Mra
Davidwen
Nick
Lowia Hale
A. St Moore
Ullefantaing
Yil
Howe
Bellefontaine
Ada Boatman
Mabel Kainler
W. J. Missionary Society of the
Mom. Church
Elurel
Thursany
Local residents visit Hamilton area and accompany guests
Dy and Mrs H H Marsh spent Saturday in Cincinnati and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Long joined by Lloyd and Lewis Dransfield visited Eat on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W E Hotze traveled from Lockland to spend the day with the Ralmes family. Others from Trenton Hamilton and St Louis arrived or called on local residents for a weekend gathering. Many visitors were noted in Hamilton and Greenville as they split their time between several households over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacoby
Theresa Gary
Washington D. HH
Walter Gerard
Gerard
Freda Raimes
Tot Union
Nessay
William Wice
RK. B. Boalman
Bard Irviner
Rive
Cincinnati
Keres Gary
Thoraday
Jed Gary
Ham- Hilton
Bernard Crumingham
Hamilton
J. B. Poley
Lengra Mneston
Souls of
Aliss Mabel Sloucker
Glensia Pickell
Fiex Lome
Ulamilton
Charles Tohnson
Lucile
Pendley
Harry Young
D’ Uamilton
Branel
Daytonaf
Josephing
Phar Dougles Aleesi
Witkin
New
Db Stith
Bay View
Mietn
Mra
Duke Guiler
Elisabeth
Cineinnati
Guiler
Ing
Elizabeth
Indiana
Misa Osve Myles
Portsmont
Charles Meeks
H. H. Marsh
Cinestmal
Andrew Long
Thuobhy Lloyd
Lewia Dransfield
W. E. Hotze
Lockland
Ralmes
A. Deling
Clarence Julius
Huimerle
Trenton
J. P. Johns
Mix. Miwood
Gon Karl
Llamilton
Minnie Mack. Roe
Campbiell
Tne
Manipolis
Ralph Cluck
Wil Murnett
Josepling
Condi
Tern
Mré
Jake Roll
Kine
Ada
Hida Barmaan
Denna
Alva Shatfer
Charles Mowers
Sueuts Af’ Mes
Jennie Adams
Canton Yo MC appoints new president
Lundy Tor Canton of Canton Canton assigns Bristal Tennessee native to succeed HLR McNally who retires after four years in service to enter other business ventures in a local civic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Awe Lamu
I Baindy
Bristal
Tenn
Hag Heen
Yo MC. A
Neceed Hlrl McNally
Millville Social Notes From Aug 14 Visit Relatives
Dora and Susie Pope of Dayton visit relatives in Millville. Ruth Koekentiet spent Sunday at Sweet Milk valley. Ines Mae and Ceil Mian visited Ms and Mrs. Enyar Pure of Reily. The Delkers hosted Woolenamder family for dinner. Ethel Woodruff of Selkirk and Fred Prey of Cincinnati spent time with local friends. Ola Halter and son from Uzfort visit the Falkehatein home. Mosier family and sons spent Sunday with Blinns. Mrs. Sallie Howell of Martwell visits her sister Mary Beal. Myron Randall of Richmond visits relatives. Several area girls guest at Roy Tywins and Eva Young. Lettie Billedout spending weeks at Steele fruit farm near Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Susie Pope
Dayton
Ruth Koekentiet
Inez
Mae
Ceeil Mian
Enyar
Pure
Reily
Same Delker Tool
Woolenamder
Ethel Woodruff
Selkirk
John Delker
Fred
Prey
Cincinnati
Ola Halter
Uzfort
Jacob Falkehatein
Albert Mosier
Dolin
Marvie
Sunnday
David Blinn
Sallie Howell
Martwell
Mary Beal
Ting
Myron Randall
Richmond
Elma McUnie
Gertrude Crecraft
Ethel Hyumg
Henrietta Carson
Roy Tiyains
Eva Young
Lettie Billediout
Steele
Camden
Somerville Presbyterians Hear Sermon and Picnic Report
In Somerville on August 14 Rev. A Mackary preached on The Light of the World and it was well received as Rev Wilkins plans to preach next Sabbath. Sunday school went to the Darttown picnic with children and others in attendance. Atherta Finlay attended the Treble county W C T U convention at West Elkton. Butler County W C T U meets at Middletown Friday with Florence P D Richards, state president, to speak in the afternoon.
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Journal
Somerville
A. Mackary
Presbyterian
Atherta Finlay
Treble County
We C.T.U
West Elkton
Butler County
W. C. TU
Middletown
Florence PD. Richards
Butler Road Apetal To The Juntnal Item Scrap
A garbled local column references Mr and Mrs George Pryputer dining with the Lormee sisters and several visits by named locals including John Kittay, John Lough, Calyie Brown, Albert Beck, Seward Stephan, and others in Mt Mealthy and Hamilton areas. Mentions of entertainments, fishing, shopping in Queen City, and a church picnic scheduled for Saturday Aug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pryputer
Lormee
Valanting Willer
John Kittay
Munday
John Lough
Calyie Brown
Hamilton
Manle Aw
Tuesdas
Albert Beck
Seward Stephan
Mt. Mealthy
Clara Wall
Migs
Riddle
Daly and Son
Tinlip
Charles Seidar
Sumlay
Harviette
Peterson
Anna
Carrall
Conitile
Lieut Stith
Woodhiwn
Charlotte Case
Bessie Rible
Eysliyn Brehm
Llaniston
Clairles
Oeruck
Harriette
Wthel Peterson
Queen City
George McCormick
Michael Brolinaly
Cincinnati
Henry Seim
Ang
Sipp Family Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Hill Top report lists numerous Sunday gatherings with the Sipp family and relatives. Names include Fred J Sippis Chris Sipp Adolph Deamer Mrs Saver Mes Harm Dermer Druck Brunner Koster Bemner and others. Birthday surprise for Pa Sipp and Miss Jes Sipp guest Miss Erne Bemner from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Sippis
Chris Sipp
Tumily
Jerry Bontum
T. MM. Warwiels
Adolph Deamer
Saver
Mes
Harm
Selwenk
Zorade Mawel
Sunshine Shaw
Dermer
John Druck
Susan
Chas
Adolph Dettmer
George Visine Tna
Carl Sipp
Lawrence Senger
Curl Sipp
Oppose Rice Statue Moves Against Hall of Fame
Stopanik Ang and 1o-Minnesota Republican society members of the Grand Army of the Republic present a resolution to Governor Mberhardt opposing the placement of a statue of Senator Henry M. Rice in the national capitol hall of fame. They object to Rice’s 1961 state’s rights speech, urging preservation of regional autonomy and urging reconsideration of the tribute in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopanik Ang
Minnesota
Grand Army of the Republic
Mberhardt
Henry M. Rice
National Capitol
Tee Journal
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George Curry Fairnesstock
Kunu Ola Reeder
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Chamber OF Commie
B.D. Fitton
CR. Greer
Stiaffar
Lorenna Beally
Wiorthmore Om
Orxomar Worms
High Street
Court House
Lundy Tor
Millville
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