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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement claims Eradico removes hair on pace, neck, and arms with gradual use until fully gone. It touts antiseptic benefits, assures satisfaction, and warns against comparing claims with other products. The text notes availability at The Howes Drug Company, 250 High Street in Hamilton.
Saturday afternoon gatherings include Mr and Mrs Crist Sipp and family with several local guests. A Kentucky visitor crowd surprised Mrs Frank Poppel. Agnes Sanger visited Katharine Lagadrost. Funeral of Ari Thomas attended. Koffer and Koffer relatives hosted visits. Lillie and Joseph Sanger attended a Minster Ohio wedding.
Pisgah notes summer family visits and entertaining guests from Mason Greenville Cincinnati Indiana and Brecon Cleary items include a new con yard on Wm Francis premises managed by Spellmire of Sharonville and improved property work by Joly Pulice. Children’s day services at the school house drew a good crowd with a strong program by the pupils. The page ends with a tease that missing words will return tomorrow.
Special to the Journal from Cotton Run Ohio lists gatherings and social visits. Mr and Mrs Seward of Hamilton visited Calvin Hunter and family. Susan Jacoby hosted guests while Miss Wilson and Miss Truster shopped in Hamilton. The piece notes multiple calls and Sunday visits among Seven Mile residents and neighbors.
Collinsville Ohio July edition reports Mrs Mike Reynolds and family visiting Covington relatives. Several residents, including Unaicker, Diefenbach, and Hing Liot, spent days in Covington and nearby towns. Miss Albury Mitlay and Mildred Morton are guests of local families. A Sunday outing with Carl Fisher and T W Morton is noted, as well as a planned Children’s Day service and a church lawn ice cream social on Saturday evening July 1.
Miltonville dispatch notes mixed farming fortunes as hot dry days poke harvests while rain arrives midweek. Potatoes and tobacco fear damage from drought. wheat in shock shows drought resilience yet earlier wet spells damaged other crops. Local births and names recounted amid community notes.
Greenbush readers note social visits and travels among residents. Andy Wall family and Chas Judy and daughter Eazel visit Marlin Saily and Brown’s Trim. Stobert Moses travels to Middletown on business. Mrs Ed Brill of Camden visits. Lillian Robinson Gy visits her parents Geo Hager, Lillian Phillips attends Osford summer school. Clarence Randy remodels his house as John Vullie visits Middletown. Hazel Judy spends week in Greenbush.
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