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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
15
Miss Corel Walker of Hamilton visits Mrs Susan Doves. Mrs George Baker and daughter Mildred of Lexus stay with relatives. Many locals attend lodge event and host families welcome guests from Middletown, Dunville, Monroe, Richmond and more. Public sale planned for late Mary Yager home. church dedication noted in Hamilton.
Special to The Journal indexes a sequence of Sunday and weekday visits across Wheatville Eldorado Eldora and local families. Names include Ed Mewitt Ed Kelley Iva Guckinn James Charles Lite deugher Ruth Beasley Mak Webb Webb Burny Wysong Saylor Geol Sey and others with several gatherings at Webb and Beasley households and with various friends and relatives.
Pleasants Run news item list reports Bleasinu Run and 6, Feb 23. Drank Conrad and Son Tee spent holiday Cincinnati. Mrs J Stocker entertained sister Tye Ditton on Saturday and Sunday. James Pottengery bought a team of horses last week. Meagher and Mr Tullis visited. Dallow and Rose attended a party at Rialto Saturday. Miss Mabel Mosk stayed with cousin J Krauner of Hamilton. Catherine and Nora Casey visited Mrs Kramer. Mrs Henry Jacoby visited Friday in Hamilton. Miss Eda Mook of Mt Healthy visited relatives here. Supply Butterfield, county dairy superintendent at Carlee, spent days here calling on friends. Amex Pottenger and family entertained, Lawrence and family of James Pottenger’s. Mr and Mrs J H Dyes called on James Jerguson who was ill Sunday. Miss Clara McCorkck visited Cincinnati friends. Misses Carrie and Tabie Lunter at Allen Leap in Spei. Spent Sunday with Sin and Mrs Dale Ervin. Miss L Senn and Mrs Chas McCoomick attended dedication of the Trimanteelmvels at Daniltoa Sunday.
Speelut Yo The Sourad. Millville Ohio February 23 Mrs Samuel Sauer and son au spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Deller Joli Willsey and family attended the funeral of Mrs Willseys sister last Sunday A O George and family spent Sunday with Lewis Wear and family of Reily Rev Rumbaugh will preach in the US B Church next Sunday All are invited to come and hear him Mrs Sallie Howell of Hartwell is visiting her sister Mrs Mary Beal
Contreras and guests of May Bowne and Mrs. Nathan Bowne attended a Sunday gathering. Mrs. John Blacker died after a long illness on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz visited their son L. Ta. Schultz. Miss Huth and Miss Morrical hosted a Valentine party Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rich Davis spent Thursday in Oxford with her sister Mrs. Twer Fisch. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Morey Morrical near Oxford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miells and Dan from Liberty spent weekend with Mrs. Ralph Baker and her brother. Herschel LaMarr left Saturday for southern Indiana for the summer. Misses Brick and Nola Stanton were with friends in Oxford Saturday.
The passage lists residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. George Kuynend, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seider and son Carl, Hal Bret and Bret family, Amy Belle Carrell, and Edith Seim. It records attendances at events in Glendale, Chughinghoy, and Rialto with neighbors visiting relatives and neighbors, plus informal home gatherings on weekends.
SHANDON Feb 20 The public school pupils will give an entertainment in the old Tetureh Thursday night Feb 22. Funeral services for Mrs David H Goshorn of Oxford were held in the Congregational church here last Friday at 2 pm. She had lived there for decades.
Long list of residents and guests in Tayhigh Ohio with names such as Mrs James Patton of Cincinnati and Nora Maybury visiting friends and kin. Various attendees hosted gatherings, farm chores, and dances. The piece notes pig slaughters, shopping trips, and a serenade at William Joyce’s with music by the Geisler Brothers.
In Pisgah area notes, families share visits from relatives and friends. Mrs. Ben Wester entertained guests from Reading. Cary Skinner’s return to health noted. Mrs. Martha Kennedy hosted the Home Culture Club with four guests. Mrs. Hasland returns from Cincinnati. Lizzie Vanchise and Mrs. Baker attended a missionary tea at Port Union.
Nine Mile special to the Journal reports Miss Maud Stock of Dayton spent a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stock. A daughter Florence Mae Stock was born Friday. Irene Pugh visited Laura Shater of Darrtown and joined the Priscilla Sewing Club at Edna and Orpha Snyder’s Saturday. Ames Ritter visited Charles Walton and family Sunday. David Hindeben of Trenton spent part of the week with Jacob Stock. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fisher were in Hamilton Saturday. Miss Pugh called on Mrs. Alfie Criston Friday. Miss Mande Stock attended with Fred Pugh and Louily Tuesday evening. The Journal’s People’s Corner features local property notes.
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