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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
8
A garbled page item lists visits from families including Mr. and Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Jennings, with several social calls across Cedar Avenue. The piece notes illness recoveries, a whooping cough illness, and funeral services for James Felton and Valy Dunkka, detailing burial at Greenwood cemetery and Presbyterian church rites.
Local notes report temperatures from 16 to 20 degrees below zero on Monday morning. Several harvestes and household preparations are mentioned. Halph Stonder recovers from leg injuries and plans return to school. Ruth Nan vy Patnie and Awnl Watie Mitzel appear on sigh list. Community laments Robert Cox death after four days of illness last Wednesday.
Selkirk notes show visitors and social visits across local families. Jayson Comstoy guests relatives. Henry Wotan of Okeama spent weekend with William Cramex family. Atvo Tiryant and gigler guests. Gillespie family Sunday. Mary George with Mrs Martha Dare Sunday. Alva Hiventhiay new ville visit. James Vavhisyud and M Russell pan families with Miss Mary Tahaan Sunday evening. Chas Layman Hamilton guest of William Graimes Monday. Perry Updike visit nearby Latyhigi. fox chase planned nearby soon.
New Haven Journal reports James Wilson on the sick list and Mrs Provance confined to bed but now able to be, with protracted meetings at the United Methodist church drawing spot crowds and good services. A Masonic banquet, officer election, and a Lawson Telephone Company event in Hamilton are noted, along with a recent gathering at Mr and Mrs Wm Sawyer's country home ending with a bountiful supper and several gifts received.
A crowded listing features numerous items and owners tied to china ware such as tea pitchers platters fruit dishes and dessert sets. Names like Mrs John Williamson Miss Cora Scott Mr and Mrs Bert Wright Mr and Mrs Chris Fischer Mrs Cecelia Wilson and many others appear with various glass and silver pieces noted.
The funeral of Samuel Savers was held Wednesday morning in Millville with Clark and Rev. Rice officiating. He leaves a widow and a son. Visitors include Miss Bitte Leaver of Goshen and Mrs. Joli Davis. Local residents William Blant and Mrs. John Jacobs spent time visiting in Hamilton and Goshen.
Oscar Proctor and Miss Isic Timbermon were married Saturday morning. Weather registered as low as 30 degrees below zero. Airs Jacob Brava with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Fr Shroyer know of Me and Mrs Win Lawyer of Now Mayon attending their twentieth wedding anniversary. Roy Corbal has been in St Louis the past week. Phat and Mrs a L Wier, Rudy Walthers, Bernadine Smith and Ruth Wier, Miss Eanna Delker Jing for her guest sister of Westwood. Death of Allen Mark Venice’s notable citizen. Mrs Konig Thaimpson and baby away in Columbus. Guests of Mrs Carrie Mwoover and family.
The report lists guests and visits around Iredal Ty and nearby families including Bent Timberman with Richard Hollis, Lavina Timberman with Elmer Jerden, and multiple Updike gatherings. It notes a bear sighting in Demdret's woods, warnings of roaming tramps and potential horse thieves, and various Sunday and Saturday rounds of visiting, shopping, and sales around Shandon and Selkirk.
The Pisgah section reports fine weather and social events. Entries note visits, such as Mr. and Mrs. McClae entertaining guests, and gatherings like the Box Wonder social, with mentions of relatives traveling from Cincinnati and illness in the Say family.
Nine Mile Mise Bertha Visher visits Govian family near Hamilton for a couple weeks. George Mayradt of Darrtown stayed with Jess and Manrod. Jess Manrod couple spent Tuesday in Oxford. Florence Audy visited with Jess and Trene Pugh last Friday afternoon. Severe weather blocked roads and cancelled church services this district on Friday. Saturday carried no daily trip. Mary Crist Thelma Crist and Roy Ray Crist visited Fisher family Sunday. Jess and Trena Pugh dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Manco.
Evanaville Indiana January 18 James A. Coak a local business man died after a sudden rheumatism attack. He suffered brief pain before passing away in a short time at his home. The obituary notes he was a well known figure in the community.
Boston diners face higher meal costs as several restaurants raise prices on popular dishes. Chefs blame supply issues and rising costs for boiled dinners and the humble potato, noting adjustments to menus and portions amid a shifting city appetite.
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