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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
7
Representative Henry Boutell of Chicago was nominated by the President as United States minister to Portugal. Boutell, defeated for the Republican renomination in his district at the last primary, faces a new path in diplomacy.
A bank robbery report from Matthews Farm Ore Slate Bank notes a large theft with a suspected intruder last night. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a five thousand dollar loss and related disturbances in the town.
The Osce area social scene centers on visits and hosted events. Irene Pugh hosted guests including Miss Marti J. and others at Hamilton. The district school hires Melba Grady as teacher after a resignation. Numerous calls and dinners linked the Pugh, Stork, Augspurger, Gobbard, Wehrland, and Stock families across Seven Mile, Blue Ball, Camden, and Aycksonburg from Saturday to Sunday.
Special To The Journal reports a busy weekend in Brown's Run O, with Mr and Mrs Frank Laughlin dining guests including Miss Helen Judy and friends Anna Hower Jeff Osborn Helen Hetaker Dora Hendricks of Raton. Marie Laughlin recalls Saturday and Sunday events. Chas Price and family hosted dinner. Perry Silver Wert welcomed guests. Arthur Price of Logansport visited. Miss Ethel Stump and Leyd attended a surprise event for Mr Clarence Stunin. Beulah Tell hosted Georgia Ruth Heller Clara Amhees and Greenbush guests. Orville Bailey and Cuas Price noted gatherings.
Andy Barnhart and family from Hunklet's Grove layhigh join Jonny Germantown and Patina Moyer of Stata in a casual trail warm up. Valeran Whip and Thelma with Leobelle Hrice visit Mike Idilian Borves Sunday afternoon for a social meetup.
McGonigle Spreind Va Phe 4ournah McGonighk G Mita Miss Gutherine Conrad called pir Miss Ajith Thomas Thursday after non Mrs William Stumpf apart sever al days the pest weeks with relady at Hamilton Mrs Samuel Gauers apart Satu day in Hamiton Mr and Mya Toby Blayt ana chil d ven Misa Abbig Binul and Mrs Glara Leugers attended the Lentil wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs FH Filey of Somerville on Sun day Mr and Mrs John Eichler were tendered a surprise on Sunday by the following Mesars and Mes dames George Conrad and family Peter Conrad Joseph Sting Frank Brown George Magle Bert Conrad Lewis Beckett John Jacobs George Leighter of Hamilton and Aisa Clara Nagte Mrs Wayne Stephanson of ford is the guest of her parents Mr land Meso OF Tall
March notes and small social items from Sweet Milk Valley report visits to Hamilton and nearby towns. Local residents including Mr Louis transacted bus ness, Mr Christ Bergier bought clover hay, and families like Dillman Wittie and Smith are listed visiting relatives and neighbors over the weekend.
W Oods Spealul to the Jas baat details March Maren and Miss Rose acerual spond with her sister Mrs uawis Weekerman of Hamilton. Clint dotson wd family moved Tuesday on Wire Stephenson's prionerty. Mr Clark of Crbun spent a few dys last week with his son Mev. Migs Laura Vewnon of Oxford and Chas Ui spent time with family at Middletown. Joseph Ansaid bia returned after apending sperm works with his daughter Mrs il Kneidholtz of Miamitown. Wm Geislr pm family moved near Midville with Mrs Tnin Petreu's fen af.
Julius Amnolt from Princeton moved into our village Paceday. Mrs. Charlie Class hosted guests including Stephen Douglas Mere George Brant Miss Etina Viredom and Miss Kit Bridge. Several residents planned moves to Middletown and Hamilton visitors were noted among social gatherings.
The report notes Whitlock’s recovery following a recent incident described as confusing and unclear in the fragmented text. Officials provided minimal details, and the event appears connected to a public safety or municipal matter with no further names clearly identifiable.
Missouri lawmakers adopted a resolution commending Senators Sloue and Wanipe for their voting record on March 2 in Jefferson City. The action highlights biographical notes and aims to recognize service and attendance within the state legislature.
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