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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
16
An old ad promotes Sweeney's Laxative Waters as the sole effective remedy for constipation and stomach gases, claiming it sweetens breath and aids digestion with Pure Willow Charcoal. It touts child safety and offers free samples via the M. Shoepany Medizine Co., Cincinnati.
PORT UNION society members and families gathered Sunday with friends in Glendale and Cincinnati area. Readers include Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Elizabeth Lintner and daughter, Lena, Lena Beygloin, Miss Lena Beygrloin, Jala Thiffman, Harry Letoliar’s illness, and many local households hosting or visiting. A Knights of Pythias chicken supper aided social and financial aims.
Word of recent passing of Wilbur Adustrong at his Ridgeville home due to pneumonia. In Somerville high, graduation events and baccalaureate speakers announced. Local church activities include a Congregational meeting and Presbyterian services with Rev. MacRury ill. Miss Taehumi remembered for missionary work in Asia and Turkey massacre relief. Local social visits noted among Ruth Mitt Plessiey Baker Grace Bakey Ruth Line and others with Cincinnati trips and convalescence updates.
Mea Het McCoy and family near Wiley along with Elwer Kapp of Went Millville visit the Talters' relatives. Mira Chiru Phoenix of Oxford and others share Sunday with Win Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beckett and families. J J Bobbits of Hamilton visits. Clint Johnson family and Samuel Davison group also gather with D Dunhay of Walkyr and Mc Gonigle relations.
Names and events from West Elkton dated May include Mr and Mrs Willi H L Davis plans to visit Akron on Monday, visits by Charles Randall and Belouten, Tones Roberts with his son Bred, and companion services at the MMW chavel next Sabbath. Quarterly meetings set for May 5. Jenkinson of Fairhaven to commence weeklong mocking. Margery Thomas joins Phanis church. Sarah A. Gifford returns home after winter with her children. Theodore Mudstock and Miss Alies Shafter visit.
Mrs J H McCormick entertained her Tatler club with Buell of Tillson, Iowa. Mrs John McCormick and Bailey visited A I McCormick of Pleasant Run. Miss Lenketht Simpson stayed with Miss Mary McCormick. Cora McCormick visited a friend Mdylhe Tile of Pleasant Run. Mr and Mrs George Buell of Bogus Ohio visited the McCormicks and Mettermick family on Monday. Debby McCormick joined on Sunday.
Special to The Morning Sun reports a collection of local social updates. Nath an Namsey visits his brother Joy Stainsey. Miss Marie Talk visits Hamilton sister Mrs HL in Texas. Miss Alice Wilson and Zella Mc Dill visit Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Nathan Foster return from West Alexandria. Dr W T Stewart buys a new auto. Mr and Mrs WW Mant host Tuesday evening as their son Rev Charles Mann and aide move to Chay City mission. Karl Hess and Nora Wright attend a quilting fest. teachers cited for Cherom school duties.
Miss Clara and Anamm spent Binday with Mrs M J Covess and Vamiy of Reilny. Mrs Miomag Stevens, Pr, and Wryller of Hasilian visiting relatives here. Win Miller and sister Nelties entertained Sunday. Mee and Mrs Todt Vrutu of West Chester visited. Mr and Mrs Jrate and little daughter of Unign and Fal Miller Catherines of Valley visited. Mrs Clavenna Bobbily Jason Clyde and Mins Pearl Jolmeon spent Singilay with Mr and Mrs Alvin Bobbits. McCoy and daughter Nitin worked with Mr and
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur as a natural method to darken gray hair. It claims one application vanishes gray, restoring a youthful, fuller appearance within days. Local stores reportedly stock many bottles and users praise its effects.
May 4 notes cover a bus purchase, a Ford driver’s mishap, marriages on April 19, and a farm move. Local residents Mrs Cowan and family health updates, World War I era letters, road repairs by Nie gent & Hines, and the Haven Brethren May 4 program led by Carl Bader. Mary Otto hires for Mrs Ghinpleissimmer. Journal Printing Dept. urged.
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