Cedar Avenue Social Notes From The Journal Area
Special To The Journal a Cedar Avenue community snippet lists Mr and Mrs teillas Brawaami son Dallas visited with I L Kelly and Robert Bousley joined Sunday company. Numerous local families, including the Witherlys and Webb, welcomed guests, celebrated a new baby, and attended services and decorational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calne Avenue
Chydinea
Teillas Brawaamison
Dallas
Buiday
Thomson
Rati
Merber Wewitt
Alivanalvin
I. L. Kelley
Robert Bousley
Janes Charles
Haven
Uxtanded
Stanley Webb
Enouy
Myvile Fellan
Lyatsy Deane
Hamilton
di Bella
James Shellingher
Hallie Wordyshel
Ning Ey
St Mathlies
Frid
Sabbath School Plans For Valley View Community
The article lists local residents visiting and staying with families in Valley View Ohio and nearby towns, noting visitors Miss Ella Kolb of Hamilton and families from Tallawanda Bevenmile and West Alexandria. Several names appear, including Mr and Mrs Ta with various relatives, and a weeklong gathering among Webb and Armstrong households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Tanne
Pla
Cl Chen
Bibi
Ella Kolb
Hamilton
Ayer Rpce
Tallawanda
Aml Mes
Ta. Tawith
West Alesandria
Mays
Studlay
James Dewith
Tily
Webb
Mrs. Wu, Armstrong
Enton
Moa
Das. Ellinth
Baby Homer
al Mix
Della
Cecil White
Waller Bayer
Myre
D. Uuwin
Maven
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Shopping
Scipio Scipio O Jane O Mare Tentie Dickson and Mise Sarah Wynn shopped in Cine vinball on Wednesday. Mrs Bert Cales and son of Ramitton visited relatives Sat and Sun. Paul Vannes visits sister Mrs Verma Smith. Samel Beeler and daughter Rhea of Millville spent Tuesday with Willian Diver and Willian Dwyer. Miss Mossie Cates spent last week with her brother in Hamilton. Antrow Bell and Upton Morehend plan a weekend in town. Harry Smith and family shopped in Hamilton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipio O
Jane O. Mare
Tentie Dickson
Mise
Sarah Wynn
Bert Cales
Ramitton
Foura
Paul Vannes
Colles Covner
Verma Smith
Mes
Samel Beeler
Rhea
Millville
Willian Diver
Willian Dwyer
Molly
Mlossie Cates
Hamilton
Mose Mekle
Chile
Binday Will Wr
Mors
Antrow Bell
Upton Morehend Pott
Mra
Smith
Rinasie Cates
Pane Ueman
Harry Smith
Memorial Parade and Services for Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows
Memorial parade and afternoon services planned in Hamilton Ohio by Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World. A guard and marching divisions will assemble at Pythian Hall and North Avenue, with a 2 PM parade start and a church service at 7 PM, dress Uniforms required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Third St
Hamilton
Knights of Pythias
Old Fellows and
Woodmen of the World
Sumlay
Oho
Jime
Jaint Raniilies of
Odd Fellows
Anil Tia
Pythias
Yonsimmes
Hell
Old Fellows
Bowulay
MD WM. Uv Moranti Tae
Seevail Street
Thad Staudt
Weel
van Bevand
P. Dlon
Farnt
Woodmen
My. Crailey
Mr. Barta
Nort
Rant Warehal
Bard
Conlon
Phillips Co
HYRK
Ak Conpan
Synid
Ireatin Af Synadsi Divisiar
Calx
Susell
Market Ty Front
Ba High
Fr Hayton
de Ponth
Tr Heaton
Atmomnond Tre Sprekers
Capl
Thos
Dome Ie Upen Eesilien
Vach
Ile Respecive
Soll
Weatén Street
Henedelion
Gomonind
Healan du Entt
Pythian Building
North Aveond Street
Huber Case Details and Murder Charge Tied to Mt Healthy
Chicago jeweler Robert Huber describes threats and a plotted maiming involving Kanezelman, a Mt Healthy Phoenix hotel owner. In a jail interview he claims his wife will testify to Kanezelman’s coercion and the couple’s married troubles following a troubling scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Husa
Kaintaal
Signer
Tom Kunzelman
Lebler Huber
Kuizelinay
Chicago
Cincingati
Jim
Jaca
Kanevelo
Poertmeyer
Gelinaa
Cingfinnti
Kanaeleon
Wren
Robert Tluher
Yestendiay
Moran Tig
Kungelman
Proprigtar
Phoenix Hotel
Mt. Healthy
Huber
Marshal Beyers
Mt. Tealthy
Chiaga
Hamilton
Mt. Heatly
Kunselman’s
Karehnin
Enilly
Kaneelman
Ahl
Fry
Kinzelman
Mr Rothwell in Critical Condition Shows Some Improvement
Mr Rothwell remains in a critical state with Bright's disease as a cause. He showed some improvement this noon though his condition varies and does not yet warrant alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Rothwell
Rothwell
Bright
Local Social Notes From Sweetmilk Valley Run
Social items from Sweetmilk Valley recount visits and calls around Millville Hamilton and surrounding towns. The gossipy list mentions Misses Peeda and Marguerite Lanterman, Mrs. Adam Smith, Miss Amaila, Ruth Korkentiet, Miss Rath Speeht, and others visiting relatives or calling on neighbors. Casual travels include Chet Boden, Theo Diller, Arthur Myers, Oscar Frye, Brad Dittman, and Mark Weinstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Boden
San William
Hamilton
Theo. Diller
Peeda
Marguerite Lanterman
Millville
Adam Smith
Queen City
Amaila Deehel
Cincinnat Silo
New Consis
Te Mises
Marie
Mr Sort
Ruth Korkentiet
Lovely
Sune
Wd Dittman
Arthur Myers
Indian Creek
Oscar Frye
Fred Diino
Storday
Rath Speeht
Osher
Brad Dittman
Mark Welstein
F. Fenian
Deacon
John Blank
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Ance
Quaker Outs
Mpany Sole Makers
Cedar Avenue
Davissen
Mort Bailey
San Christian
Siadhty
Tme
Dave Mann
Jail
Mys
Newton
We Newton
Morning Sun
Carrie Donglags
Aby Cenery
Lewisburg
John Frame
Messrs
Allen
Clifford Davige
Ada House
Anil
New Lupe
Kaley
Heine
Harry Robert
Carrie Hewitt
Mirth Dunlap
Mere
Troy Webb
Bane Marla
Russell
Myrtie Welton
Heher
Silay
Guy Fellow
Edith
Jay Avil
Daviston
T Fw
Wincaid Conelery
Wallex Frame
Vis ‘el
Smulay
Carl Borgwardt
Franke Maurshiel
Darrytown
Mae
Frank Keerker
Butler Shephent
Pil Reiser
Col Imaville
Brindiy
John Brosing Valladan
Ht. McVicker
Nova
Alwig
Torae
Mary Marshall
Jesse Furry
Frans Brneler
Te Keen Id
Midhelowa
Date Vigerom
Luma
Ang
Elsa
Wizedom
Liberty Clothing
Bbc
Stoughton
Oxfords
THE
Liberty Clothing Store
North Third &T
Lowits
Scipio
Dia BR md Ag
Aids
Me Mathomne
Wooden
Grand Wan Shal
Chad Strauh
Odd
Jr. A. Ly Smedley
Jey Ta
Greeny Ma
Barnes
Camimyitl Eerie
Journal Office
Dan Cohen
Bitton
Eun
Goodvear
Raso
Laulies” Shoes Ai Gxforda
Ta Viel Kid
Tailan
Haltuy and
Bludler
Chilfren
Shaw
Ratan
Pe Een
High Street
Bell Phone
Mrs. Huber
Spmalda
Ttokt
Sweetmilk Valley
Sweatpilk
Healy Gl Revas
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