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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
17
New York Aug 20 A warrant was issued for ex Assemblyman Richard J Butler accused as the brain behind the rescue of Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan Asylum. Butler allegedly hired a luxury car and chauffeur and all stayed at a Benson NY hotel near Matteawan. Howard H Barnum the gatekeeper at Matteawan denied involvement while the investigation continues.
The annual Armstrong family reunion at Glen Miller park in Richmond drew 725 relatives from several hundred miles away. Armstrong family leaders were elected to guide the next year, with plans to draft a formal family history. Also noted were visits and gatherings across multiple townships including Greenville and Somerville, plus local social events and farm movements in Preble county.
Local residents and families enjoyed a weekend of visits across the community. Names include Ghiecker, Vetevker, Bowaan, Plorence, Lois Trosg er, Jar ad, Marsh, Bin Bawa, Gardner, and Bowman among others as members and guests called on relatives and neighbors in Camden, Jasbe, Alley View, and nearby areas.
Faily and Mr and Mrs Frank Fat Ulity spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tradaon Wagonfield and family. Miss Lucy Davis visited this week with Dua and Elly The YOE. Sawing Elah will meet at the home of Miss Louise Banker next Thursday.
Special To The Jasreas Cuer Avenue reports a flow of visits and family gatherings. Many relatives from West Alexander Camden and Midlletown spent time with Beasley, Davieson, Hewitt, Riggs, and others, sharing meals and condolences while attending a funeral.
The community reports a church gathering at Miss Mary Davis’s near Phonon with Mr and Mrs Jos. Davie hosting. Sunday services and a communion were observed, guests from Dayton Ohio visit Morning Sun, and several families travel between towns for visits and meals.
City health official Starkloff investigated 64 typhoid cases and found that 18 percent had contracted the disease at public or private swimming pools. Sixty percent had vacation exposure. about a quarter cited trips to nearby towns, with alcohol use and spring water consumption mentioned as implicated factors.
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