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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

14

Community Notes and Local Updates From Town Journal

Farmers crowd the arate' institute in K P hall for a well attended meeting. Middletown town school board meets. Dr McCready elected president. Mrs Henry Martin lies ill at home north of town. Mr Berk of Westerfield Drug Co Dayton transacts business here. Plasterers and furnace workers active on setied WIN dotter. Itzel hag returns from Mitael iz visiting brother near Columbirg. Richereoy Noble seen in lawn Monday.

Mra K. Charles McCready Muruwha Baby Townstij School Board Middletown Satuday Dr. McCready Henry Martin Berk Westerfield’ Drug Co Dayton Win Dotter Mise’ Bartha Abe Itzel-hag Che Mitael Iz Dares Fareed Columbirg Richereoy Noble

Woodland Park Social Notes and Visits

Woodland Park residents report social calls and visits this week. Roy Payne spent Mondays with uncle Earl Payne and family. Alice McCormick and Sidney McCormick attended a Young People’s club. Mrs. E R McCormick spent Tuesday with sister Mrs. A. McCormick and family. Relatives and neighbors shared time with Mr and Mrs Loyd Pipher, the McCormicks, and Christene Hornting, Debby McCormick, Otto Sloneker, and others. Carl Vogel remains at Peter Kramer’s house. Weisenhon visited Cincinnati on Tuesday.

Anha Fischer Mre- Paul Predkling Alice McCormick Maggie Vogel Hilda E.R. McCarvick F.C Carmick Carl, Vogel Peter ‘Kramer Ye Weisenhon Cincinnati

Community Notes From Butler Road Area

Pleasant Tony residents report Marlin Snechaner visiting, Char les Seider returning home after Ta lida trip, Artie McCormick and Clara visiting M. M. Brehm, Roy Fields hosting Hamilton visitors. Edith Seim and W. He Starlin attended gatherings. Henk Baumann did business with George Raymond. Riddlé and Vinniette Peter spring in Glendale. Florence Huber of Queen City visited parents. Farmers Institute attendance noted. Mrs. John Bitter and mother mentioned.

Britley Road Marlin Snechaner Pleasant Tony Charles, Seider Talida Art’ Brehm Ile Kodi Artie’ McCormick Clara M. M. Brehm Roy Fields Amilton Edith Seim W. He Starlin Mn Apd Chas. McCormick Henk Baumann George Raymond Riddlé Vinniette Peteral Pring Glendile Satur- Jorence Huber Queen City Tea P. Haber Farmers’ Institute Wealthy George vi Toe Gee William Carroll Glendale Howard Riddle Lockland John Bitter

Local Social Roundup Highlights Sunday Visits

Venover residents spent Sunday with relatives near there. Charles and Mrs McCormick and Henry and Edith Seim plus the Miasex Carroll of Glendale enjoyed hospitality at Mr and Mrs Rogers and daughter Orpha of Mt Wealthy Sunday evening. Charles Horning of Dunlap called Saturday morning. Edward Stevens was guest of Henry Baubmanc Monday. The Misses Emme Pydian and Marie Breit called on their sister Mrs John St Diefentach of Dunlap Sunday afternoon. George Raymond Glendale visitor Wednesday. Several from here attended the sale of John Backer of Symmes City Tuesday. Frank and George Filter were gallery cast here Monday morning.

Venover Charles McCormick Henry Edith Seim Carroll Glendale Rogers Orpha Mt. Wwealthy Charles Horning Dunlap Edward Stevens Henry Baubmacn Misseg Emme Pydian Marie Brelint John St. Diefentach Dunlap T George Raymond Wis John Backer Symmes City Frank George Filter Here

Flenner Corner News From Middletown and Hamilton

Flenner's Corner reports social notes from Middletown and Hamilton. Charles Clasp attended Foresters loge meeting in Middletown. Several Kenner family members and friends visited or hosted events in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Amiott spent Sunday at Princeton. others hosted relatives and guests in Hamilton.

Flenner’s Corner Charles Clasp Foresters Loge Middletown Alex Kenner Trenton Frances Kenner Hamilton Thesday Julius Amiott Princeton Charles Class Kit Bridge Conrad Nturm George Maham

Hearty View Notes Social Visits and Travel

In Hearty View C January 20, Otta Witte, a grower, spent days with William and John Witte and family. Steve LeBlanc visited Nogh Hull man last Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Hunter and Dorothy were home visitors. John Huffman visits relatives near Eaton. William Witte and Otto Witte visited Crestview friends. Witte plans a winter Florida trip. Walter Butt helped Pol Huffman butcher. Mr. and Mrs. John Witte bought a new range store. Clarence and Amy Witte visited grandparents. Walter Butt and Mrs. Paul Huffman called. John and Mary Witte hosted dinner. Noah Hoffman and family with A. G. Hoffman visited near St. Charles. Ben Bridge trip to Linmillon. Noah Hoffman went to Hamilton on business.

Hearty View Otta Witte Trui Leke Bria William John Wittee Steve Leblanc Nogh Hullman Arthur Hunter Dorothy John Huffman Eaton William Witte Otto] Witte Crestview Mr. Witte Florida Walter Butt Pol Huffman John Witte Clarence Amy Witte Paul Huffman Paul Hoffman Noah Avi Hmma A. G. Hoffman Near St. Charles Ben Bridge Linmillon Noah Hoffman Hamilton

New Baltimore Lodge Members Receive Final Decree

Fil Defenbroch William Seigte and Harry Atherton received the last decree in the K of P lodge on Saturday evening with a banquet following initiation. The Methodists plan an oyster sippler in the church basement next Saturday evening January 25. Mr Ham mer will work third trick at Fernald. Mr and Mrs John Crawford and daughter Ida visited Martin Sater and family. Frederick Swing, son of Dr and Mrs Swing, suffered a serious eye injury when playing shinny with a tin can. he lost sight in the left eye and was taken to Ophthalmic Hospital Cincinnati under care of Dr.

Jornal New Fernald Jno Crawford Tda Martin Sater Frederick Swing Ophthmalic Hospital Cincinnati Dr.i

Open Up Nostrils Fast with Bly's Cream Balm Claim

An advertisement extols Bly's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for congested nostrils and head, promising immediate relief from colds and catarrh. It asserts the balm softens inflamed membranes, clears air passages, stops discharges, and restores easy breathing and a clear voice by morning.

Ely Bly

Sattler and daing remain away as family stays nearby

Mrs. Swing and James remain with him while Sattler and daing are unable to be brought home for some time. The doctor goes back and forth most days, underscoring ongoing care.

Valley Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Valley Ridge society round up notes show Ridge residents and neighbors visiting Hamilton shoppers and relatives. Names include Joyce, Mrs Bana ius Blanche, William Brandenimig Perry Sassafras Ridge, Joseph Gillespia Mary Charles Lahnan, RB M. Cornelius, William Woodrill, Charles George, George Leichter, Edna Cornelius, Mrs Charles Bekeveir and son Paul. Local events reference Sunday gatherings and Friday calls.

the Journal Nn Ridge Tan I Joyce Banaius Blanche Birs William Brandenimig Perry Sassafras Ridge Joseph Gillespia Mary Charles Lahnan Hamilton M. Cornelius William Woodrill Charles George George Leichter Edna Cornelius Charles Bekeveir Paul

Selkirk News Roundup Contacts and Local Movements

Selkirk special notes Edward Yerigan of Hamilton visited Silay with his parents Ole Urmston and family plan to move to Hamilton soon Vern to Mra Terry Updike of Minghter on Tamary 14 also to Afra Grissom a daughter Tamary 19 Gertrude Grames spent Tuesday evening with Hazel Armaton Cearge Win Wel remy Alsay.

Selkirk Edward Yerigan Hamilton Silay Ole Urmston Vern Mra Terry Updike Af Minghter Afra Ro Grissom Tamary Gertrude Grames Hazel Armaton Thes Cearge Win Wel Remy Alsay

Local residents travel and family notes from Madilton area

Maury Ceorge and Bryant with Mrs in butchering task visited A. J. Lyle Monday. Alva Bryant and Lee Cameror spent Tuesday in Madilton Missouri with Mrs. A. Morris transacting business in Hamilton Monday. Mrs. Vigla Ceerge and daughter Bleu with Tarlen visited Win Roberts and Taylor Coclrns. Camerons lost their old family horse recently. Mr. and Mrs. K. Woodrill of Oxford spent Sunday injur y George Pencail and Maitie King visited relatives last Saturday.

Maury Ceorge Bryant A. J. Lyle Alva Bryant Lee Cameror Madilton Morris Hamilton Vigla Ceerge Daugster Bleu Tarlen Win Roberts Taylor Coclrns K. Woodrill Oxford George Pencail Maitie King

Local social notes from West Elkton and area

Mrs Gifford of Minneapolis visits the husband’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Gifford. Mr and Mrs James Roberts stay nights with Mr and Mrs Zena Roberts of Franklin Oxford area visits. Howard Kirk, recently moved to Oxford, is stripping his tobacco. Mr and Mrs Hiram Pugh and Dahonyi Pugh visit Charles J Winfericks. William Davis attends Cyatis meeting on Sabbath. WoC 1 U meets with Mrs Emma Wamillow for a good attendance.

West Bikton Gifford Minneapolis Elzabeth Gifford James Roberts Mya Zena Roberts Fasterville Tosdpl Picveon Oxford Howard Kirk Fail Hiram Pugh Dahonyi Pugh Charles J Winerick’s Win Davia Cyatis Woc. 1. U Emma Wamillow Adack Moff

Local Social Notes Parade Through Weekend Visits

Distant relatives and neighbors fill the page with Sabbath calls. Miss Alice Shaffer visits Elliotts in Knights Town while Mr and Mrs Kreckler stay in Jacksonville. Tom Hamilton visits Richmond to see Mr. and Mrs John Bennett. Mrs Bennett is reported ill with rheumatism. The Fursts visit Esther Stubbs, and the Roberta family visits son Fred at Salihall, staying overnight. Chava Wollam returns to Cleveland after weeks with her parents. Fannies Alliott and Gallie Stafford dine with the Selontens. A two week vacation for Miss Lona Vauness. Uncle Dan Milzel schedules a January 23 sale. Presto preaches January 26 at 2:80 pm. Ant Keziah Williamson's funeral is set for January 28. Pot-pie dinner at K P hall January 25. Local swimmers return from Florida. About eighty friends celebrate Jasper Littell and wife’s fiftieth anniversary with a noon dinner and an afternoon of toasts and revelry.

Mr. Miller Alice Shaffer Knightstown Ind Elliotts Kreckler Jacksonville Mortola Tom Hamilton Richmond Souday John TH. Bennett Bennett Howard Furst Esther Stubbs James Roberta Fred Salihall Chava Wollam Cleveland Fannies Alliott Gallie Stafford Charles Selonten Jasper Littell

Bethany Social News and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Robert Sparrow and Miss Laura Wyle join Mr and Mrs With Future and Mrs Mary Dohnson of Red Lion in Bethany for a few days. Lillie Snider of Tyleraville visits her mother Marie Carter. Several Bethany residents attend a missionary meeting in West Chester and praise Mrs Preston speech as fine and instructive. Union meetings closed Friday.

Bethany Robert Sparrow Laura Wyle Mary Dohnson Red Lion King Albert Sweavingen Lillie Snider Tyleraville Marie Carter West Cheater

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur tonic to darken gray faded hair. It claims natural color restoration after nightly application and a noticeable, youthful look, with ready-to-use bottles offered at drug stores for about 40 cents.

Wyeth Ralphie Wroth

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Monroy,o Arate’ Institute K. of P. Hall picjalTo Woodland Park Tam Roy Payne Earl Payne Fom Flenner’s New Baltimore Tomorre Atout Town. A Vici Everett Learanee High Street Ieee Amilton Bell Drone Valley Ridge West Elkton Lona Vauness Bunele Dan Milzel Presto Ant Keziah Williamson West Drugeist
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