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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
18
In Elnora Indiana Mrs William Seneff age 80 died hours after a pipe fire. She reportedly dropped burning tobacco onto herself while smoking, causing severe burns. The accident occurred last night and she did not survive.
Friday visits and family movements appear, listing Mrs Emetivk and daughters, Mr Daisy Bailey, Mrs J W Warden visiting Laszie Frute and baby Bertha, Neal Huffwin from Hamilton returning from a week with Preble county relatives, and many local residents hosting or visiting kin in Sugar Valley and nearby areas.
In a post conflict meeting the widow and her relatives including Maia Zirida, Mercedes, Mrs Raf dela and two of Madero's children joined a reunion. Plans discussed to finish the consolidation of the family and involve the widow in an active role.
The Monroe Journal notes the public sale of Frank Compton drew a good crowd on Tuesday. Local ladies from the U P club served lunch, while Mrs. Will Stewart hosted a party Monday evening for young ladies. Reports mention a Wad title and visits by Amanda and others, with residents enjoying sports on Saturday afternoon and dog exhibitions.
Neighborhood social items report Lucile Pottenger visiting Mt Healthy with her grandmother. Miss Leslie Cloud spent time in Mt Healthy. Miss Cora Huston of Hamilton visited Haven home. Dan Diefenbach busy farming on Bank Lick. Merry Pickens to start work on potato patch this week. Tom Taylor's son injured arm in an accident.
Bethany reports a Saturday visit with her son Ben and family near Ciolutabis. Mr Percy Morgan and Sanhom returned. Bethe is sick and Mrs Rafe avidin in Cincinnati has been quite ill.
The Tallawanda column for March 5 20 records social visits and gatherings. Names include Jae Weiss L G Mie Mrs Harry Hetterick Mr Bagther Willian Giana Gardner Beveray and Marguerité Orr with events at Darr town hall and Camden, plus a noted jolly gathering and a pleasant week with friends.
Gardners and Jarrettes appear in a family diary of recent visits. Jake Zigler returned home after weeks with Frank Jarrette. Bamry and Sindy Gardner spent time with William Jarrette in Jecksopburg. Owen and Toe Gardner visited last week. Roberta stayed at Valley View. Mrs. George Boshman called on Mrs. Flora Farmer Monday.
Port Union residents hear of a March 20 fish fry and social at the I O O F hall hosted by the Ladies Aid of the M E church. Epworth League members note a March 23 meeting and Easter text on Birth of Christ. Several residents, including Mrs Harry Lintpet and Mrs Otto Witte, shopped in Cincinnati. A buggy shed is planned for the rear of the K of P ball yard. Mrs Herbert Humble is very ill.
Jacksonburg reports the Ladies' Aid of the U church organized a program for Saturday March 22 with entertainment and a chicken roast. Attendees included Arthur Phares George Helland Homer Helland and families, Mr and Mrs Geo Heiland, and many neighbors.
Day and Sunday guests at the Shafer home include Phil Phares. Emanuel Kunz hosted a Saturday dinner on South Main Street. J. B. families enjoyed an oyster supper. Mary Kimball attended church events. The funeral of Julia Bullaggell drew a large Sunday crowd. Miss Sara Snook of South Le announces vocal lessons for about 35 pupils and plans a recital in early April.
March 20 in Okeana, Tre Unity will hold an Ease ter market at the K of B hall. Friday afternoon and evening and all day Saturday with plans to serve supper. Mr and Mrs Ales TeArmond and their daughter spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs J el Ani.
Two workmen appeared on the White House grounds to clean and repair the long neglected tennis court south of the executive office. They worked to restore the surface for the use of Miss Jessie Wilson and Eleanor Wilson, daughters of President Wilson, who are tennis enthusiasts.
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