Social Notes Highlight Local Delights and Weddings
Society column recalls a lively afternoon at Tosel apartments and St Charles Hotel with Miss Moyence Dingfelder winning first prize in a 300 game. Guests include Gertrude Carpenter, Neya Tuak, Verna Ludwig, and many others. birthday and anniversary celebrations unfold at several homes. Christine Koehler and Oliver Blackall wed in Covington. Mrs Jof Terion honored by Pythian Sisters. house party in Dayton. birthdays and social outings feature across Hamilton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lillian Mosel
Tosel
St. Charles Hotel
Moyence Dingfelder
Misa Lilling Walters
Jogethon
Prn
Miss Tilfian
Gertrude Carpenter
Neya M. Tuaksod
Verna Ludwig
Margaret MiNikin
Margaret Dillod
Mazel Wormt
Faith Dickinson
Toran Phillips
Helen Tondel
Helen Murray
Ad Morbak
Thelma Mantz
Middletown
Ane Misa
Christine Koehler
Oliver Blackall
Covington
Chie Koehler
Oliver, Blackall
Wr Jebehler
South 5 F
Ter Rew
Gosten Yon High Steed
Aul Qitrong
Mrs. Bleekall
Hamilton
Dayton
Morsis
Mesdallius Willey
Glavenes Birnele
Voy Prupelt
Co Ie
Holz
Jinnk
MM. Meek
Faling Wirka
Dick Crotendick
W. Candanto
Wood McCownell
Minnie Bayener
Thangyeh Vingdinge
Pyar
Krow
Cheir
Hon
Tanthi Welding
Anny Vecsigy
Misa Christine Koehler
Oliver
Local Social Notes From Austin to Middletown
Personal notices recount a string of visits and guests from Banfield banker in Austin to Mrs Wiemer and Miss Louise Schwoun hosting relatives. Names appear with scattered travel and stays across Wyoming Navrngaiesed Vien Thor Aughler Rising Stay Thu. Various households report welcomes and departures as Miss Nell Kappel returns from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiers Banfield
Austin
Mim
Edward
Solingen
Frrandan Millikin
Famly
Wyoming
Bertha Tiollan
Matilde Omer
Leer
Artie Bathy
Middletown
Owl City
Mtss
Louise Sehwoun
Hone
Bes
Weinman
Kappel
South Dakota
Chicase
Nell Kappel
Trips and Visits Spur Social Round in the City
A long list of locals and visitors fills the society page as Rosa Monahan returns from Toronto Niagara Falls Buffalo Detroit with Cine society friends. Numerous relatives friends and guests arrive for visits and leisure including Hughes Teabor Jowell Crasher Van Muys Yager Weger Modjeski and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woknal
Rosa Monahan
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
Monahan
Cinecitriatt
Will G. Hughes
Brownsville
Tod
Lasines
Stephen Hughes
George
Harry D. Teabor
Kansas City
Louise Tréne
Louise Jowell Crasher
North I Ostreet
Grace Jones
Maple Avenue
Alicia Jones
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Mia
Roy Kendall
Mary Heath
Mary Jerk Gut
Thelen Lindsay
Misa (Vaew Laidlaw
Chicago
Leonora
Mar Viger
Ian
Vida van Muys
Cinginvali
Yager
May
J. P. Weger
Margaret Harrison
Franklin
Bina Blam
J. Tb, Bian
Lonike Modjeski
Palm Ranch
Calin Brown
Davis Fats
Mary Foley
Ada Connaugston
Cedar Point
Walter Johnston
Mathes-Solnyen
Brak
Armer
Crave
New Fayne
N.Y
Jesse Crittenden
Lon Kennedy
Richmond
Mary Seeman
Myre
Kenneth
Obiinger
Dine Hu
Meg
Walter Cahill
Hobart
Mhonina
Edna Davidson
Zoo
George Reed
Ml. Washington
Fete Cahill
Sutwedey
Witrchester
Cvinit
Theuidy
Syndicate Plans Reorganize Religious Press
In Baltimore May hag 19 syndicate plans a major reorganization of the religious press. Chicago investors, including Andrew Stevenson, Victor Lawson of the Chicago News, have acquired preferred stock and contacts for purchase of historic denominational papers in Boston New York Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago and San Francisco. The aim is to revive weak papers and merge others under syndicate control to create a unified voice, potentially eliminating weaker papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
New
Agnibienta
Victor Lawson
The
Chicago News
Three Speakers at Open Air Y Meetings Draw Crowd
At The Y MC A open air meetings Rev N Kerst spoke on Robbing God and the need to honor commandments. The Rev J O Dilton, Rev TL Rice and musicians Martin Cratl and Florence Adams contributed talks and music at First Wave Park and Fourth Ward Park meetings, highlighting Christian life and modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kerst
First Waved Park
Dilton
Wrusta
Martin Cratl
Newardingo
Wiee
Halland Creeratt
Penrose to Reply to Impeachment Claims in Pennsylvania
Sensational reports in Washington say Senator Penrose will respond to Roosevelt supporters in Pennsylvania who threaten impeachment linked to payments from John J Archbold of Standard Oil. He is said to admit receiving funds and claim most were used to promote Roosevelt’s renomination and the 1904 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seanalay Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Wmnney
John J
Standard Oi Company
Panrose
Nederstood
Penrose
Nearing the End Amid War Leaders Suffer Illness
London reports Av. 19 General Booth, commander in chief of the Bat valion vans, is seriously ill. In the past two hours, he showed nervous symptoms that worsened, with his health described as deteriorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Booth
Batvalion Vans
White Owls Triumph Over Somerville Midways in Low‑Scoring Game
The White Owls defeated the Somerville Midways in a two run, do‑hit, no‑run game. Star Swirler Wranta drove in the only run and heavy hitters contributed as White Owls prepare for Sunday games. contact Ora Smith for schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Owls
Somerville
Wranta
Pilchad
Te Heep
Ay Vollinger
Smith
Rohan
Shirley
Stephen
Weber
Ey Vandy
Midways
B. Reed
Phettor
Demarty
Ppanstin
Reed
Neanover
Limelis
Weeinberg
Ora Smith
Kaiser’s
Central Aye the
Bookovi’s Charge Spurs Police Court Warrant
A police court issued a warrant for Anton Greiner after Tom Werkoyy accused him of striking him with a weapon described as a pean. Mayne Brenub was fined Greiner one dollar and costs in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Werkoyy
Anton Creiner
Greiner
Woman Fatally Burned In Mason Stove Accident
Mrs. Hovella Witham of Mason was fatally burned this morning while filling a gasoline stove. Neighbors helped extinguish the blaze, but she died at noon. She was 76, a longtime Buller County resident, living alone in Mason. Survived by son Joseph Witham and daughter Mrs. Walter Seat, both of Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovella Witham
Josepins Witham
Pentathlon crown awarded at YAR CLASpy ground
James Crowned new pentathlon champion at Temple grounds on Saturday winning multiple events including shot put three height jump and 25 meter dash. Other winners were Kyler Martay Ladley New ham and James in various trials. Obstruction incident on Seabright Street left a motorcyclist thrown fifty five feet with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar Claspy Ground
Oll Temple Dames
Keaving
Oller
Mave
We Museh
Géaldey
Myler
G. Reiser
Yf Corhardé Leneh
Kyler
Martay Secong
Ladley
James
Newham
Mrseh
Conkley
Morr Lon
Gerhart
Temes
Muscle
Mosel Gerond
Morton Thid
Ames Wort
Mosely
Coakley
Saliilay
Lullowas
Rydandiey
W. Mygel
A. Hall
Morton
Ovinige
Vi. Deiser
Case
CG. Biedon
T. Sons
Seabright
Mt. Healthy
Seeuni Street
Word contest ends as advertisers crown winners
Last Saturday’s Journal featured a word contest that drew many merchants who advertised daily. Winners were Wilkin Dichk of 25 South Ete for correct words. Gat from Nox-All Bargain Store and Attention from Jola L Walker Co. were among the other correct picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jounal
Lisedutest
Latgnina
Dhaygayda
Wilkin
Willeh
Farben & Todd Coy
Éulling
Hye
Ad. Gat
Attention
Jola L. Walker Company
West Side
County Officials and Local Fun at Chester Park Event
County Commissioner Frank Kinehi and associates enjoyed a Sunday outing at Chester park featuring Derby racer talk, wild rides, and a slide down the spiral chute to the laughter of spectators. Friedrich Thon and Nelson Hawk were chosen for a free admission to the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kinehi
Tig Tife
Chester Park
Hin
Hall
Mr. Kinch
P. E. Welsh
John Duttiey
Ter Holbyock
Henry
Welsh
Frei Thon
Madisonville
Nelson Hawk
Harrison
Hamilton County
Emanuel's New Oar Purchases Car Agency News
Emanuel's new car purchase details high light a six cylinder Jer Hudson model from Weiser & Hood who secured the agency for Shiz car. Mrs Emanued's Oar Lonony introduces 217 type with self and peaches. Tuesday morning notes various new equipment including Atherton and electeia lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel
B.D. Emanust
Anderson Look Coy
Jer Hudson
Weiser & Hood
Far Shiz
Butler Nowily
Emanued
Atherton
Olecteia Lights
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Lillian Bosth
David Wonnexvier
Fourniile
David Mennar
Bau
Kel Rowe
If. Visher
AG. Friedel
ID A. Grinmer
Wismeyer
J. Meuno
G. Wish
le Velinck
Nuward Carhet
CL Bongwkar
Woppiver
da Seluwal
Med
Wanner
Bon Joffe
Mies Mesh
Cincinnnati
Moshe
Avondale
Mies
Aafo
Lamidon
Lamidon's Popular Jatsiness New. the Wedding Will Aenup Seung
Mea Wallur Morvis
Morris
O. W. Haden
St.’ Ketup
We Wuellnur
J. Monger
M. Hines
K.shuter
Ci Lenwell
A. Oroubuek
P.ed Tansel
Tuley
Misee Moore
Bee Coyle
Willian Boduu
Gordon and Pauls Gronbach
Mogens Kemp
Mildreds
Clarence Shuter
Donald Murrit
Taut
Morris Wer
Ana Bengal
Jof Terion
Boma Deffersunt
Steves
Auniiversity
Abant Uiityelive
Ouer
Jefferson
Ant Aluminu
Mother' Howden
Edward T.' Kine
St. Manhaved
Clarky
jJouse
Claiutian Binlenpor Society
Reshyteriin Eluivel
Waytte
Interlean
Campbell
Stranb
Balward Soleo
ML Campbell
Eva Alraub
Wyehington
Hukersley
Cottage Winkerstey
Ht Bennett
Misses
Benolt
Agenes
Movliskie
Termine
Alies Sagis
Blanchester
Real Five
Huritlon Lom
Mas
D. H.vearmond
Harry
Norrison
Sanday
Barber's Tia
Ronton
Inds
Carthage Fair
Liumniltoniains
Carthage
Straw M. Patchell
Aid Mes
Moreay Upmaton
Duige
Dal
Jones
Atherlan
Niages
Edno Lofter
Aylen Sehubert
Wud Mos
Cordon Sehubert
Sans Ben Invi
Clarence, Selubbert
Jenny Leiser
Fourmile
Dy Lollowiege
gil _teme
Sourile Gonubvin
Maurie Custater
Rosalie Kogivel
Shirley Castulov
Lovie Wollhwum
Chester
J. M. Sater
Buiker Hill
Hieelreh
Hiwoard Morey
Dayton Streek
Howard E. Coffin
Agency
High St
Bell
Willam Sauer
Tindenwald
Andred Reema
Mo Rani
Esther Keller
Gomersville
Inn
Folin
Neilan
Kathleen
Moston
Mags
Fred Phillips
Syramore S
Reet
Y. MC. A
N. Kerst
General. Booth
Salvation Army
Bookovi
Mrs. Witham
Mason
Rth
Aple James
Daviel Ae Do Ataioad
F. Bowell
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