Harrison Heavily Struck by May Wind Storm in District
Local notices describe a severe wind storm on May 27 impacting Harrison township residents including Joe Bovis attending a Columbus convention, Decoration Day observances with a band in Newport, and community events. Reports detail family visits, a Methodist minister's service, a high school commencement with twelve graduates, and various social gatherings.
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Marvi Isu
James
Joe Bovis
Columbus
Llarvison
Walter 2Tink
Limwood
Wnd Mas
A. FP. Hawk
Tits Ginee
Newport
Wty
Horst
Jlovst
Hubert Keons
Altist
Hathaway
Trathawway
Pamnily
Fernbaok
Moktke
Dawid Pin
Richard Sorman
Tamily
Dudley Wayne
Daughiter
Anyes
Dayton
Sayler
The Moose Grst Meeting Schedule and Arrangements
The Moose hold their first meeting with five applications for membership. Four applicants were altered by membership and tour tour details were tainted. Special fines were announced. Members will meet at the old hall over Hated Ho walk. Attendees will travel south to Tadley and proceed to the stairs at the new Tate where an ambulance will be given way.
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Tate
Catholic High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Next Monday evening the Catholic High School will hold commencement exercises with Archbishop Sensy Moeller of Cincinnati presiding at Notre Dame Academy at four o'clock. Rev. Irvin Walsh of St. Mary's Seminary will deliver the baccalaureate address alongside graduates Arthur Dexterbusch Edward Gardner Arnold Lander Frank Miller Robert Selaster Karl Lennek. The school plans to offer classical and commercial departments as it expands and affiliates with Catholic universities in Georgetown and Notre Dame among others.
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Sis
Arthur Dexenbusch
Edward Gardner
Arnoll Lander
Frank W. Miller
Robert Selaster
Karl PL Lennek
Cigugenmnb
Tunker
Geotown
Tordiau
Loris
Notre Dane
Si. Mary's
Dayton
Ths
Ohio State
Local Social Notes From Dayton Area Gatherings
Writings report a string of visits and family gatherings across Dayton and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Hl Smith, Maud Airs, Lewis Treader, Stout of Carey, and Jenin Wandruft, with guests from Trenton and Oxfordyr ord. Comments mention Mr and Mrs Win Stonte, Mr Adolph Lite, and Mabel Abitehell Jar, detailing hours and days spent visiting relatives and friends in Schiderville, Cincinnati, and Hidianapalis.
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Susie Woolla
Howard Gere
al Dayton
Willy Tin Brates
Win
Beaver
Mors
Taney Eperitor
Cys
Wanebosten
Ohio
Mia Mabel Abitehell
Speestt Peer
Mie
Jerbert Beeketh
Dauelder Taal
Sandy
Aml Mora
Lewis Beeketh
Ofaene MilWwilles
Chitlea Tersany
Ganillon
Aleland Mos
Chae
Danngelitor
Michel Mos
Wri Stoutlas
Hone
Ater
Gintahi
Mos
Meynilrate
Marl Vito
Musc Bane
Aira
Gardner
Community club reports and social events in Lindenwald
The Mappy Hour club met at Miss Helen Smith’s home for games and a light tea after a business session. Members hosted and attended gatherings at various homes including Mrs Fred Smively and Mrs Walter Kapp. Several families and individuals were noted visiting, sewing socials, and hosting park outings. The Ladies Missionary Society plans a Saturday program at Shealnvels Acar with all invited.
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Helen Smith
Clyde
Virgil Jeffries
Middletown
Fred Coeist
Lente
Mast Tuniston
Mos
Jimnoat Rooner
Bynines Avenue
North Side
Walter Kapp
Paivew Avenue
Howe
Jessie Cain
Bethany
John Windsor
Bollie Caltwell
Wlisha Tyson
Anns Steiner
Heroles
Notre Dame Acadeny
Mairview Avenue
Miss Raina
Misses Raith
Naomi Kaiser
Thealiath Sparacio
Mary Louise
Margaret Vereher
Jorgnes Custer
Marin Kutting
Welen Carer
Crogmentia EP Enger
Red
Tunoven
Carl Whadsor
Woonni
Mommy Missionary Society of the
M. I. Eture
Unscrambled social notes and advert details from Wylersville pages
A jumbled social column lists residents visiting, hosting, and spending days with friends and relatives across towns, mentioning names like Morphy, West Ghost Aly, and the Scott family. It also notes a local tailor at The Square, and a request for free advertising from the Journal to promote events and tickets.
Look Young by Darkening Ray Hair With Fame Remedy
An old style advertisement touts Ama Hair Color Restorer promising a youthful look by restoring gray or faded hair. Claims to be stain free and easy to apply with a money back guarantee. Sold at a local store with a listed price and location in the ad.
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Beoler Ding Ca
Qilsttown
Trenton Alumni Plan Second Annual Reception at School
A report from Trenton Ohio notes the second annual reception of the Trenton alumni will be held next Saturday evening in the school auditorium with late attendance anticipated. Also mentioned are local social visits, cattle shipments to Pittsburg markets, and community notes including crops and local deaths.
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Trenton
W. E. Birals
Leisner
Tour Yooln
Prenton
Crecebush
Alwans
John Wiliot
Cincinnati
Busines
Middleton
John Stambor
Christin Unonel
Collinaville
Joe Nless
Citcinnati
the Vale
J. d. Neaned
Pittsboresh
Kate Youn
Uanilton
Dearion
Middletown
Wfernouns
Sant Brandenburys
Greenbush
Ltworth Bealls
West Alexandria
Hunt Mos
James Bently
Margaret. Brown
Middeltown
Nelson Good
Blaving
Shin
Sullivan
Mrs Weiner Van Doren and local church events noted
Mrs Weiner Van Doren of Taunton was waiting for BooN Shaw's Sunday. Mary Corles will start west in the setinal The Sth of Fane on Sunday. Children Day at the PLB. The meeting at town hall drew many, services marched to the cemetery. Rev Miller of Weal Cuostey delivered a brief sermon. Mrs Clint Seiders and Marin are visiting in Ciyenne. Mr Harry Grissony and family of St Charles visiting. The Clark spent time in Kentucky. Can Yeard is an ongoing dip in Kentucky. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Linek Garner's at St. Charles on Wednesday afternoon.
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Awity
Odamea
Weiner van Doren
Taun Fon
Shaw
Mary Corles
Setinal
Fane
Bunday
Ure
Heim Depatinds
Minon
Miller
Weal Cuostey
Clint Seiders
Marin
Ciyenne Mill
Harry Grissony
St. Charles
Vlvis Rees
Clark
Kentucky
Cani
Linek Garner
Trae
Rth
Sam Doughillass Honored At Progressive National Convention
Chicago June Wisconsin and Ohio figures are named to Progressive party roles at a state delegation meeting in Ohio. Sam Doughillass, noted for Cincinnati, is honored as part of the credential committee and other members include A M Douglass of Oxford on the committee to notify the vice presidential candidate, with L ieking and Ford elected to key posts in the Ohio delegation.
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Chicago
M.oy
Chia Aml
Janex Reolph Garfield
Ghia
Sherman Magle
Gallipolis
Shair Inn
Kor Vall
Fragments Reflecting Life and Visits Around Seven Mile
In fragmented reminiscence the text recalls Severy bearing his old decried trials with fortitude, St Johns in Bringmar and Miami City connections. It mentions Meir brother and Heppate, spring house work, and Mary Rynewall of Dayton visiting amid improving health and the solemn progress of family days.
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Severy
St Johns
Seven Mile
Bringmar
Miamisburg
Meir
D. We Heppate
Marine
J. W
Mary Roynwoll
Dayton
Miltonville Obituary and Weather Notes From Small Town News
A fragmentary Miltonville column recounts community obituaries for May and June, naming Thomas Powell and Frederick Ihrichter among the deceased, and notes a damaging drought turn to heavy rains with storms affecting local farms, irrigation, and plowing. Also mentions Torna Vergeni and Charles Unnsiekers visiting Saylan and Thrkersbiag.
Antioch Neighborhood Social and Travel Notes
The item lists local residents and guests with scattered travel to Columbus for BIT college, Sunday gatherings for Canily and Lewishay Misses, and numerous visits and entertaining events at various homes in Antioch. Notices mention family visits, Sunday guests, and social rounds among residents, with several names and locations noted in a snapshot of community activity.
Unclear OCR Fragment of Family Visit Notices
Fragmentary OCR text describes a family visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Adu with mentions of relatives Walters Gineimundi Bradage Che Win MeDivitthan Tolur Pollock and Dallag Trower as guests over a Wednesday to Sunday period, including Mrs Dutlus Brows Eaton and Moaasl Tollook, lacking clear dates or places.
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Luolly
Adu
Ralphy
Walters
Gineimundi
Spon
Bradage
Walnut Hill Social Notes Read Like a Family Get Together
A garbled social column lists residents and guests at Walnut Hill and nearby areas. Names such as Corrie Gentay, Abe and Alea, Willie Mader, Miss Daigy Clootry, Mrs Bea Ahugherry, Miss Daigy Clootry, and Miss Francis Wella appear among repeated references to families, visits, and weekly gatherings. The text reads as a community notes style mix of host families, visiting relatives, and domestic scheduling.
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Yuceka
Mise Corrie Gentay
Abe
Alea
Farry
Willie Mader
al Haniton
Bea Ahugherry
Wiley Aid Fem
Agerniivee
Folka
Mery
Hewiy
Dante
Nie
Lilfle Francis Wella
Alanie Felliuay
Wy and nearby families noted in scattered entries
A fragmented, spellbroken OCR fragment lists names such as Luvathy Gaaltand and Aly Mire, mentions Wy and Manerkiuin, and references various individuals including Dravid Wriday and Stevee Marien. The text is garbled with many misread places and verbs, producing a mosaic of personal names, places, and activities without coherent events.
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