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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
New York on May 2 reports English polo ponies and an American team training intensely for Meadowbrook games. Captain Buckmaster’s luck falters as key players suffer injuries. W. S. Hudsonaster and Tweeratend Cle discuss lineup with care.
A tangled tale of Archibald Barnes and John Hendy unfolds in a New York park as Hendy plots against Barnes after a failed financial plot. The story follows Hendy's rise, betrayal, and quiet obsession with revenge amid lingering memories of a lost romance and a child’s gaze.
Social notes record numerous visits and gatherings around West Elk Ton and nearby towns. Guests include Mids Jee Pugh with Mrs Hubbert Lloluday, Mr and Mrs Jesse Maurod at dinner, Mrs Jol Maprod and Triwily near Durrtown, Amel Hiller and mother with Withur Hallyberty, and Howard Aunly’s drop in. Hazel Shelay of Lever Mite hosted Mizg Cheluia at Oye Sundry. Stork and Krall households also figure in light, informal meetups.
Ve n ice edition items note Mrs Wood and Garighfor Wigur with a cryptic nod to a cemetery test. Togepl Balkenstein installed another inn horse, Glaverice Forlner joined the Ringe and moved to Hamilton. Joyce and relatives spent weekend in Millville. Walda Tarvis Cule and Will Kline visited Sunday afternoon in Millville.
Mrs George Berkey and family illness updates. Jovee children recovering from measles. A Mavnek visited with hig family Saturday Sunday. Manel wr and Mrs Agin ta Wolatualiola of Harnithau noted. J Croddraft, hotel agent, in vicinity last Saturday. Core Jones called on Shandan list Wednesday. Mrs George Bucker and Gertrude spent Saturday Haunden. Mr and Mrs Michael Fisher entertained by Mr and Mes. George Tones and daughter Ary visited Sunday. BT Tall Leaf hosted guests and celebrations.
In the vicinity residents prepare for plowing and planting corn while tradesmen and neighbors make calls. Martie Fischerlus bought a new harrow and several locals including George Berker Clarence Mera and Atwood Guttridge were seen Sunday afternoon. Charles Fisellws spoke at Harrison Thursday and Luella Conway with her brother Charles returned to Hamilton after two weeks with their grandmother Mrs Gen Beckur. Michael Fiseler works ground for tobacco as Grace Barnlarg shows marked improvement after two weeks. Mrs James Ti Toog spent time with Selkirk friends while Harry Cleaver of Travrigon spent Saturday visiting Lolka Mix and George Becker’s family with Ida.
A garbled blot of names and events mentions gatherings on May 1 and a Wednesday meeting on US 1. References include Labott, Authie Phar, Collinsville, John J. Chomas, Mr. Nhalls, J. Wilkingon, Stella Lowers, Mrs Hyer Shaffer, and the Highland Brothers who reportedly purchased a new chair or chairing item.
Fragmented Linden page mentions Mrs Hernan Wively and family, Milton Dewyfus of Mantillon, Fred J. Willian of Linderm, and Edward Purdy among others. References to sisters, a cow purchase, and a few names indicate a community notice of local residents and relations with no clear event or date.
Fragmentary notes describe multiple locals, visits, and hospital stays. Mentions include Fred J Killian visiting Venice, Mrs Henry Laous returning home after Morey hospital stay, and various social calls around Hamilton and Riviewas Run with several unnamed individuals and families referenced in passing.
Fragmentary OCR lists residents visiting various locales. Names mentioned include Henry Saliva, Adan Sebel, Chivence Leight, and Lilly Verkert. The text references trips to Trenton Binely, Mililetown, Smily, and Mililetown again, with scattered dates and phrases about past week activities.
Local notes report Leo Wenger and family joining Samurday night at Landea with John Pickens and others. Activities include visits to the Myhing holes near Bank Lick, a Sunday gathering on a nearby site, and general community socializing. Charles Dirdsath discusses work moves and a mint claim, while Jerry Bickley hosts a jelly fellowship and Shunilan family members appear in village chatter.
May 2 report from Millville and Hamilton area lists families visiting relatives and friends, with names such as Mrs. Maury Fray and Charles Uawle and daughters visiting from Joe Mian. Several residents are noted spending Sundays with kin at Georgetown and Springs Gel, while others are seen in small-town social rounds and weekday visits.
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