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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
15
Article discusses new censorship regime in Columbus with a seven-member board led by Yaple from Columbus. After November 6, films will be censored to remove depictions deemed harmful to children, with fines and fees funding a self-sustaining censoring board.
Aug 21 reports Mr and Mrs J T Davis visiting son John Davis and family in Ansonia along with Harry Giethus and son Leola Conneraville friends and neighbors, Miss Nellie Blunt Franover visits Miss Mariebeth Ogier, Yarmers Co operative Union picnic held with addresses by Dr Walters and Mr Kane of Federation of Labor unions of Hamilton.
Notices detail a cream social Saturday night August 2 hosted by the UB ladies, plans for a road trip with Frank Brelsford and family, attendance at a Trenton Foresters dance, and social visits by Miss Grace Phares with sister Mrs Hoffman. Clayton Thomas and five friends visited Chester Park with Marion Cunningham and others.
Special To Ths Jeaver reports in College Corner on August 21 Dr Curtis Clark moved into his own home after living with his father in law Alex Kennedy Miz Jease Kennedy visited Zanesvite for two weeks Tosh Beasley stayed with sister Mrs George Skinger over the weekend His mother accompanied him W R Lathrop and Mrs J G Fones traveled to Indianapolis for a two week visit Mr and Mrs R M Witter and daughter Frances Mr and Mrs G W George and daughter Mary visited home folks Sunday Mrs Maud Farr and her little son of Liberty stayed with her father Henry Earhart over the weekend Frank Snider may sell his newspaper to Oxford Paper Co Charles Ault has returned after a recent absence Mrs Loren Behults and daughter Luella visited brother Raymond Bake Saturday Miss Bazel Hahn and Mabel Ashley visited College Corner Thursday Mrs Arthur Woodworth traveled to Cincinnati Thursday and Friday Mrs EB Wilson and Virginia and Robert and Mrs Will Stewart were in Oxford Thursday Mrs John Woodruff and two sons were in Oxford Thursday.
Miltonville August 21. The piece argues worth is shown by deeds not intellect. It cites Lincoln on service and education as drawing out potential. It asserts self knowledge as the pinnacle of human effort and hints at Avon’s reflections on value.
A reflective essay recalls Lincoln era greatness veiled in ordinary tasks from Donelson to Appomattox. It cites a friend who knew Lincoln since boyhood, noting surprise at his profound potential. The piece weaves scripture, science, and a 1873 heat wave with local notices about visits and travels of residents.
A group of fourteen girls surprised Miss Stella Jacoby at Cberry Vale on Tuesday afternoon for her birthday anniversary. Guests included Marie King Esther Johns Della Shrant Frama Stella Alma Angst Beatrice Dies Ruth Weigan Phertie Leola Opal Withrow Myrtle Giffen Taras Landen Emma Truster and family friends. A picnic and games followed a dinner served from well filled baskets with local residents visiting through the week.
London reports from Bucharest describe a proposed triple marriage alliance among European royal houses to seal Balkan peace. The list includes Crown Prince George of Greece and Prince Alexander of Serbia, and Crown Princess Elizabeth of Roumania with Grand Duchess Olga of Russia’s family, amid denials and long-standing rumors of such engagements.
Cincinnati area fragment lists visitors and gatherings with Miss Marie King Tad, Leola and Opal Withrow, John Bachbell, and others from Trenton and MIs. Cedar Lawn, Glendale, and Venice are mentioned. Several residents host relatives and friends, attend fairs, and share weekend visits across Butler Road, Hamilton, Mendale, and nearby towns. The item preserves names, places, and social events with minimal contextual framing.
William C. Trollar of Newark Ohio files for divorce after 28 years of marriage claiming his wife’s pouting spells began soon after the wedding and have grown worse and more frequent. He cites unbearable behavior and requests relief from the union.
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