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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
9
James Lenson files a divorce petition against Laurche Lenson claiming his wife left him on November 4, 1805 to live with another man. He lists legal representation by Shepherd and states she refused to return to his home.
Miss Clara Augsperger of Trenton visits her uncle B I Augsperger and family while a flood of local names, marriages, health updates, and small events fill a snapshot from Hawthorn Hill. Neighbors, relatives, and friends attend dinners, dances, and Sunday visits as the community catalogs daily life and a high number of residents moving between nearby towns.
Fragmentary social column notes list residents and visitors across Les Sourdsville Middle 1 Mildietown and Middletown. Names include Christian Keiff George Gregorgy Miller Kuna and family Willhans Augspurger Moler Schufer Mullord Kune Daugherty and other relatives, with travels and visits recorded on Thursday Friday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Brad Wo Bipp and Elsie Sipp spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Louis Heizeman. Geo Deimer and Carl Sipp visited John Ruhl HolFaian and son William Sunday afternoon. Anthony Cook and others visited. Willian Smith and Jamil Coa attended. Francis Meeks visited Overpie on Friday. Jerome Wakis ill. Louisa Burllurl spent Sunday afternoon with relatives. Ed Hoinaelian returned from St Louis. Banquet attendance noted among St Johns attendees.
A garbled social column fragment mentions Mrs William Seidl and Mr Cucrig along with other names, all tangled in a Monday reference. The legible pieces indicate a community notices section with household links and possible engagements but details are too fractured to confirm events or dates.
May 15 reports show Mr. and Mrs. John Melni visiting with Adam Selhardt and family while Miss Helen Rirdsford visited Thelma Keister. The Smith and Keister families are noted with several travels and weekend visits among neighbors and kin across Middletown Brown's Ena and Jacksonburg.
Abe and Mrs Wm Vizedom were guests Sunday. Vicedom and family from Meinster’s Comer visited. Ila Kelb of Darrtown visiting sister Mrs Al Gerber. John Miller and family dined. Miss Myrtle Devncksey and Kha Vizedin called on Mrs Norma. Janos Weaver visited aunt Mrs Marguerite Tartar of Tallawanda. Sunny day in Rome.
Woods special to The Journal notes social visits across the area. Mr and Mrs A Bobbit and children joined Clint Jacksons family for Sunday, Bertlin Gerrant and Miss Bertlin Crane were guests, Anna Crane and others were also mentioned. Mrs Bev Clark hosted her sister from Ruahvilla, and William Miller with Nettie spent time with Kelim Miller family at Valley Views.
Mrs Thomas Stevens spends time with daughter Mrs Waline Kapp near Millville while Mrs Mary Brighe of Cincinnati visits Joseph Ansteadt's family. Mr Charles Hafftown and sons visit relatives in Real Home NS and family. Clift Duerr and children from Hamilton visit H Ki Simpson and family. Mrs William Dawson visits her daughter Mrs Blas Baker of Oxford.
Flenners Corner notes a lively gathering with Mr Mig and Robert Beam hosting a Tuesday evening at Uhoix new home south of the village, dancing and games, followed by a hearty lunch. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jimes Hogers and Albert Tangspurger with Mrs Angsnirges. Daniel Bentler of Monroe marks his 87th birthday. Allen Mahan of Princeton visits George Malis and Chaelos Clugs entertain friends from Hammylyg Suns.
The Hamilton Awning Company of Tow Wittrait, led by President Loday Remy, will install new window awnings at Mercy Hospital. Work is to begin soon, replacing aging structures and improving exterior appearance as part of a contracting project described in local notices.
A fragmentary OCR item reports warnings to keep off the sidewalk and mentions an arrest attempt involving a person on a bicycle or horse. It also advertises sewing machine sales titled Two Drop Ted Rotary Whites Cabined and Stager Jewine Machine Co with easy payments and a Minnesota address.
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