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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
5
An ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple, harmless mix of garden sage and sulfur with other ingredients. It claims to restore natural hair color, prevent shedding, remove dandruff, and reduce graying, with results after a few applications. Available at drug stores for fifty cents a bottle.
Pleasant Ridge Ohio residents share visits with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs G S Chuenbers spent Wednesday with K N Shaw and family. Miss Ella Stork visited grandparents Ali and Mrs Elijahe Vannes. Ellis Smith spent Sunday with Fred McCoy and family. Attendees from the area joined a water social at Reiley. Mr and Mrs O N Shaw hosted Mae and Bert Coy and family. Lou Elsa Bealond’s daughter is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Dave Anstead and Ian visited Fred McCoy. Mia McCoy spent Saturday night in Middletown.
Riley and family hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Kechendorfer and daughter Nallie. Genera Bauman Sr and Mrs. Davis with a young daughter joined Gen. Bauman and others for a recent gathering. Visitors also spent time with the Shaw family and Kings Daughters hosted an evening program. Charley Bogan is reported sick.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Frankin Miles a specialist for enlarged and valvular heart disease, dropsy, and nervous heart complaints. It promises dramatic cures after 1 to 15 doctors failed, features 76 assistants, and invites readers to write for a book and “remarkable cures” from Elkheart Indiana at 714 to 224 Main Street.
Pleasant Run residents share a busy week of visits and celebrations. Mrs. Frank Krstner and family returned from nine days with relatives in Fort Thomas Kentucky. Elsie Bockmeyer Mabel Rook and Roy Bockmeyer called on Ada Dalton and her brothers. Albert Huston hosted a stag party for his 60th birthday. Neighbors attended a dinner for John Knox of Mt Healthy. Mayors, brides, and funeral notices appear as locals travel to Cincinnati and Hamilton, with weddings and illnesses noted among families like Haverland, Conlon, and Huston. A large group from Somerville skated at the Conley farm pond. Henry Bloom of Cincinnati visited relatives and plans to move north of Kalon in March. Funeral services, visits to Mt Healthy and Queen City, and various calls and dances fill the week.
Hawthorn Hill area notes arrival of nine baby brothers to Martha Little and Mary O Leary. Friends and relatives visit homes, attend banquets, and mourn at funerals. Mentions include Marie Swope, George Swope, Margaret Bloom, Minerva Suman, Homer Jones, Herman and Bernard Pattert, Agnes Pottert, Arline Bloom, Asa Burch, J H House, Harvey Kisting, Zank Bechtel recovering from a mild stroke, Nel- BOD Quinn funeral in Baton Rouge, Cynthia Bayman of Mentor Ky wintering with Meeks family, Luther Harrison and Callie Suman visit, Mary Meeks and Ruth Brower visits Eva and Katherine Johnson, T J Suman family funeral for Mrs. David Flory aged 71, sermon by Rev William Sharp at Mission Hill church, graves at Gratis cemetery.
Valley View special to The Journal dated January 23 reports local gatherings including Miller and family visiting relatives, Win. Wisedom and John Boyte hosting, John Decker entertaining relatives, Alice Darker returning from Oklahoma, Mrs. John Rott and children traveling to Oklahoma, and visits by Harvey Durbin and neighbors.
In Darttown a program featuring te phrases and names appears for a February visit by a performer at the K hall. The January Pris cilla club meeting at Helen Krerer’s home included Misses Pearl Ayres of Rawilton Mabel Petree of Oxford and Helen Grafft of Trenton. Members elected Howard Kramer for president Carl Mantod for secretary and Helen Kramer as organist. Martha Vivian entered the Kramer household, with Mary Pfaff visiting Cincinnati relatives.
Pleasant Valley residents report visits and church activities. Mr. Joy, Hook and family, and others spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Ehler and Moses Camlen. Rev. Barnes from Miamisburg preached at the Greenbread church. Moses attended the Phares sale and helped with tobacco shipments. Brandenburg and Goodwin schoolhouse events noted. Wesley Cooper visited Middletown for business.
Miltonville section reports severe cold spell from December 22, 1878, to January 3, 1879, followed by thaw and flooding near the creek. Residents note ice, snow, and frigid records in North Dakota while reporting local life, illnesses, and a funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Long, born 1834, who died January 17, 1913, in Preble County and is buried beside her husband James Long.
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