Various Villages Social Notes and Obituaries
Slasett O June 14 Miss Verna Smith hosted a Queen Exther sumety event last Wednesday. Mrs W H Mosher and Mrs G D Cox visited Foster. Guests of Mr and Mrs G Hoppe. Mr and Mrs J J Edingfield returned after visiting their daughter Mrs C A Grinter in Lebanon. Miry Florence Maratha of Newport Ky was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer. Mr and Mrs Theodore Mariott entertain Mrs Elizabeth Nunow and her son from San Francisco. Mrs Harry Johnson returned home in Newia after a two week visit. Mig May Bullard dies last Thursday morning at Lebanon funeral held at home of wife date. The Magan orchestra played at commingement exercises at Blue Ash Friday June 13. Rev Compton visiting relatives at Cardington. J Bal Qes left for Washington DC to accept a government position. Mr and Mrs JL Les Thompson returned home after visiting their daughter at Dayton. Mr and Mrs Frank Sanderson spent a week end with sister Mrs Henry Hildaby of Wilmington.
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Frank’ Sanderson
Henry Hildaby
Wilmington
Japanese Envoys Arrival Stirs California Alien Land Debate
Washington notes the expected arrival of Dr Juichi Sayeda and Kamiya from Japan to discuss the Anti-alien land law with the U S State Department. President Wilson may meet the investigators as officials warn Japan watches the state’s California situation with concern and plans to press a cautious stance on dignity and treaty commitments. The report mentions a stir over Japanese intentions, and local residents recount flood experiences, moves, and visits in nearby communities as part of a broader wartime era narrative.
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Washington
Juichi Sayeda
Commetes
Japan
Kamiya
San Francisco
State Department
Wilson
Bos
California
Eminigy Tere
Miltonville Looks Back At A Harsh Winter Of 1912 14
The Miltonville column recalls a severe winter with long northeast winds, extreme cold and late snows. It notes February energy, a late spring-like swing to 40s and 50s, then cooling again, and mentions residents burning fires and gardens suffering. a nearby farm changes hands as April moves in and a caretaker is sought.
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Miltonville
Troy
Theo
Cepni's
Histary
Nove
Cain
Dain Sebel
Trenton
Min
Selioll Renominated as rightful occupant amid named contenders
A garbled note hints at a dispute over rightful occupation with Selioll favored for years and a rival named dobn pressing for the post. The text references a land reform figure Farivar and a general claim that a person called luth is essential to achieving success, with vague praise for a reached stage of details.
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Selioll
Dobn
Milk Men Use Quion Label For Strip Tickets
Citizens are informed that ticket printing for milk men is handled at The Journal office using the quion label. This notice outlines where to obtain the necessary tickets and the labeling method for consistency.
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Journal
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