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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
15
Hamilton Ohio store advertises a clearance with 10 percent off all merchandise and special low prices on castware enamel ware stoneware prints ginglians ribbons and laces. The notice emphasizes final day pricing and “Big Specials” with sharply reduced items.
Fragmentary local notes recount visits and family ties across Hawthorn and nearby towns. Names including Margaret Gibbons, Pierce, Marian Moss, Ralph Beetelowl, and Mrs Blooms appear amid scattered references to kin, neighbors, and social rounds from spring to summer.
An old promotional piece touts TIZ as instant relief for sore feet. It claims persistent tenderness and swelling vanish with daily use, featuring testimonials from a policeman and promises of quicker results than powders or planters. The ad directs readers to buy per box or have it mailed from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago, Ill.
A man named Pavel Trotter admitted to firing a gun at his sister in Newton yesterday afternoon. The motive and precise circumstances remain unclear as investigators piece together the event.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill Brown's Run social page with dozens of guests. Harvie Darragh spends weekend with Nellie Horger of State Road, Nanain Anderson visits Gerruast town, and many locals, including the Greenfields and Laughlins, host friends and relatives. A wedding notice hints at Miss Helen Jurly’s engagement to Ale Pikman Bear. Local families report dinners, park days, and church visits amid names and towns across Germantown Greenbush and nearby routes.
Readers record shows numerous visits and gatherings as Mrs. tte Jnoss Gov. Marne worth dad Ws and Cobla Lava attend events. Several households including Mr and Mrs. Dank Wohi, Mes. Wlaalorh Wodebt, Mr. and Mrs. Wan, and Mrs. Saaital Yaneur with Miss Certeaule Wright spent Sunday with relatives and neighbors in a series of social calls.
Dayton society notes recount Mrs Wiliam Knmapt and Mes. Gross dint sou al Dolphi hosting guests at her home after a Reverand Ae visit. Mr. and Mrs. Mrnik Beier hosted illon relatives during the past week as Mrs Catherine Stimps and Miss Frey attended local church functions.
Monroe eventful week includes Mrs Einrin darkrader's Middletown visit and return from Vaniltoa after pleasant calls with Mrs Ate dew Garson and Mrs doseph diner. Household Lo Co worker Awad Wagner on vacation with relatives. New fashion tastes rise as aranghenkie eatery gains notice. Lightning struck a pile at Walter Sander's home. other brief mentions include Cincinnati shopping with Miss Vlora Bigg and Miss Esther Wiener.
Clifford McKew and his little daughter visited Mr. Richard Appogate Bularlay. Mrs Wallis Slout returned home Monday after visiting relatives. Miss Thelma Bictaedary with Mike Willey, Gingle Garner visited Lydia Boat Sanday, Wilner and Clin Doty called at Walter Doty’s home Friday. Ed Wally Sr. is again reported ill. Hea Lose and witty called at Willey home Sunday afternoon. Marion Vanansdatt and Beotl Ayrington visited relatives at Kelley Sunday. AL Beller and wife moved for Brookville Thursday where Mrs Let tue is taking treatment from Drs WM Senl. Major Minor is able to be out again.
The Collinsville GEL monthly business meeting was held at Miss Claral Holtman’s home Friday evening. William Howe of Hamilton returned home Sunday after visiting relatives. Mrs Krank and her daughter live, Miss Virginia Lee visits Ruth Jones in Middle Loch. Misses Lyle and Kimberly Reed add Sunday plans in Covington. Tea will be served Saturday evening after activities.
Special to The Journal Raymond notes a Raymond Raymond Mrs A WK Mieray plays a role in Medford. Jay Stafford of Gineinnali reports village Balurday. Mrs Lillie Persongh faintly Balurday. Emma Giffen sold in Raymond Binday afternoon. Miss Clack visits Wire Ball and P Ball heads to a north park teasp. Miss Rossie Doty visits Hamilton. Henry and Stix Wehy shipped a double car fond of hows in Mortde July 1.
Fragmented lines report New Haven items including Broukal to Whedourna New Lawn and Middletowe visits by MP Reon and Mrs Wollhaiany. Mentions of Mr feihol Theron contractor, Garrison road work, Mrs Hemphill of Gayton visiting, Percy Ryholl family, Miss Wilson of New Baltimore visiting relatives, and Quawver family travel near town.
A garbled local item mentions Mt Carmel resident RBraltherian and Margaret Bizclove of Oleann visiting kin in God Immer, with names Anise Wales Kya McDonald Tlavey Tithinas and a sick person reported, reflecting a fragmented community note from the region.
Fragmented OCR notes mention visits among families in College Hill and Macedonia. References include Waller, David Jaisle taking charge of a store after September, gas and trout remarks, a telephone shock during a thunder shower, and several local residents and families such as Daniels, Wrights, Bam Yanger, Ligaie Weight, and Versch op Weight.
Miss Wernees Augspurger of Chicago Illinois spent her vacation here staying with Misses Ruth Hinson and Mary Smith and with Mr and Mrs James Rogers. George Bridge and Jacob Bridge of Middletown joined on Sunday. Misses Mary and Lingie Kael and Ella Morganthaler and Hilna Bridge visited Lindenwald friends. A severe hail storm damaged property in the village.
Sunday afternoon visits and family notes appear in this brief item. Miss Aimy Alma King of Collinsville spent Thursday with cousin Misa Gav nel Withrow. Angush Muth and children of Thantlion joined Mrs. and Mes. Angush Muth for the day.
Mr and Mes John Buchheit and children returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Calvin Slunter. Miss Reta Hardin was a Hamilton visitor Sunday. Elsie Zimmers of Hamilton visited Mrs Mike Heidt. Mrs Susan Davoby spent Sunday with Sam Zigler and family of Pallawanda. Miss Mario King Imma and Lil lian Buebheil visited Opal and Garnet Withrow. Mr and Mrs Win Joins and daughters were Mranton Sunday visitors.
Me and Mes Adam hy aut sem Howard were visiting relatives at Richland Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs G S Chamberlain entertained her sister Miss Cora McCormick for the past week. Mr and Mrs Harry Gilman and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at Andreasburg. Mrs Wall at Piathermar was mailing letters to her sister at Spring fruit. Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs G S Chambers and Miss Cor McCormick spent Friday night with T M Chambers and family. Clarenen Korbier spent Saturday at Cincinnati. Alva and Mys Vaescenes Teed and also worn years of the latter’s pace. Sunday. Mys Henry Zillion and Mr and Mrs Wyeni spent Saturday evening with Geo Romnies and family.
Mt Carmel Indiana newspaper snippet notes Alburt Groubbatel in Indianapolis helping his brother Will deliver something amid a heated dispute. Mrs Mary Biddinger of College Corner visits her son O Appleton.
Mr and Mrs Truman Major vacated the hotel while Ray Greathater spends the week with uncle Disk Saylor at Brookville. Will Freeland of Belpie visited John Waltz’s home, Mrs Maude Greathatch and Theodore attended grandma Gohl’s eighty third birthday at Rockdale. John Russell of Whitcomb will manage the hotel as Will Meyers and family occupy Major’s property. Mrs Bird, previously ill, shows improvement. luger Sefton of Shandon visited Aly and Mrs Harry Colegate le at
West Elkton weekly notices report local movements and illness. Mr and Mrs William Davis returned from a trip to toxins. Rev L Brown of Lebanon preached at the Mriende church. Lucian Stubbs attended a grocers picnic at Glen Miller park in Richmond. Families visit relatives near Fairhaven and Four Mile creek while neighbors help and recover from illness.
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