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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
8
A partial readable item notes an event on a May 28 night in Miltonville involving Velhar Wilk. Details are incomplete but indicate a local incident or occurrence recorded in the Mil town page. Further readable context is sparse and names are unclear.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for stuffed noses and related symptoms. It claims quick easing of congestion, soothing of throat irritation, and a pleasant application experience. The copy urges readers to obtain the product from local druggists and promises dramatic improvement during misery and flu-like discomfort.
Millville and surrounding households report a series of visits on Sunday June 16. Families including Falkenstein, Landernmn, Sauer, McCluskey, Palkenstein, and Stan hosted relatives from Oxford, Hamilton, and Litkebo. Names such as Gus Coye, Hath, George Landernmn, and Mrs. Yearigann appear among those visiting and hosting relatives.
Tallawanda residents note visitors from Cincinnati and Hamilton area families staying at local country homes. A busy week includes gatherings with the Trasier, Bucker, Gardner, and Magle households, plus several excursions around town. The Four Mile baseball team defeated Daretown Sunday by six to one.
Special To Phe Juavnat Brown's Row O Tennessee visitor Smith stays with relatives in Unsvicinity. Wysamyple and Murollion relatives joined Geo. Bellaml family for Sunday meals. Wes Mayer and wife visited Chis Hibble and family Sunday. Miss Sylvin Betler visited her aidler Mos Young of Matov. Ars Marion tidy visited her daughter Mes Heles Bear Cob worbs. Prive diy wok dinner Willy Wal Stamp Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ord Myers of Union Chapel spent Sunday with Ma and Mrs Chas Greentelt. Mr and Mrs Homer Mayer visited Wes Mayer Sunday. Wes Shafter and wife dined with Mr and Mrs Clarence Holerts Sunday.
Greenbush Ohio society column lists Eaton visitors past Friday including Mr and Mrs Jeob Hrill Robert Moses in Middletown Friday on business. Mrs Carl Strausberger and Annie McNally Halon visitors. Miss Lillian Phillips spent Sunday with Miss Callie Mock. Attendance at street fair in Gordiantown. Robert Atoses and family spent Saturday afternoon with Moses family at Gratis. Children day exercises planned for next Sunday. Miss Callie Mark returned Sunday for a two week stay.
Community members including Phillips relatives in Franklin and Camden held family visits. Sunday gatherings in Middletown and nearby areas featured Joe Phillips and others, with exams, church services, and local incidents noted. A horse race update, temple project funding, and a motor incident near Ames Robinette were also mentioned alongside school exam results and community events.
The Swimal Morning Bun feature by O Tate and JooAL Mayaw shows similar health notes and hopeful tone. The piece blends recipe or pastry focus with a fragmentary health update, suggesting ongoing themes of resilience and daily life in the column.
Reading from scattered notices, Loviner resident at Raton perished Wednesday morning at Kirksville Missouri, and Willen of Raton was seen at a livery stable. Noah Welles of Monroe Township died at his home after illness. Infielding county of Waverly Mi se Mary Frordon Tel reported a safe pot death.
A garbled OCR passage lists names and roles in a local association, with ages and places such as Middletown and Middle towns. The text mentions memberships, licenses, and various individuals including Henry Kelim a decorator Nellie Vierl and others, but the exact actions or notices are unclear due to corruption.
Odd fragmented notice references a ladies event at a pool location with a Tuesday date. Details are unclear due to damaged text but implies a social day or gathering for women.
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