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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple safe cure for gray hair and hair loss. It claims quick restoration of natural color, removal of dandruff, and prevention of further shedding, with a money back guarantee from an Andover drug firm.
Mrs William Weber and son Eart of Pledean Springs joined events in Sweet Milk Valley. Rev Rumbaugh of Dayton and families visited, with entertaining at the Dittman home. Local residents hosted guests, attended a circus in Hamilton, and grocer Tanids Hall of Dayton visited.
An ad style note touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cleansing healing antiseptic for nostrils to ward off catarrh and related illnesses. It claims quick relief from stuffed head sore throat and chronic catarrh, with a 50 cent bottle sold by druggists.
Mary Robbite of Denver Ind returns home after visiting sister Mrs Sural Graft. High school baseball defeated Camden on home ground. Epworth League to meet May 3 in church basement. Various residents and visitors from Hamilton Lynchburg Princeton and more are listed with weekend activities and church events.
Local notes report Amos Clawson’s health improving while brother George grows better. Rupert Stansbery recovering from appendicitis at Seton Hospital with expected early recovery. John Heap recovered from nose bleed. Several locals visited Hamilton and Seton Hospital. Cleaver and others attended a Cincinnati ball game. Some residents on sick list near recovery.
Pleasant Run Indiana items show Mr and Mrs Barney McClura visiting friends in Preston and Huston family hosting Anni Konru and others. Mrs Elizabeth Babcock of Lindsay California dies. her remains due later. Chas Huston sells farm near Arlington and buys property in Burlington. Various local social updates and minor moves reported.
George Truster visited F E Jartehe Friday afternoon. Mrs Renis Owens stayed with her mother Mrs John Spaeth Wednesday and Thursday. George Bnecher and sister Miss Louise joined Peta Owen Gardner and Lena Gardner. Cincinnati visitors Mr and Mrs J C Thoms spent days at their country residence. Many attended the Sevenmile K of P hall show. John Reisswringer spent Sunday afternoon with Jon and Jacob Gardner. A largely attended dance at Peter Brecker’s Liburday drew Mr and Mrs Frank Buller and others from Hamilton Elmér Yordy of Hanover. Joe Spaeth visited Wednesday evening with Arabie Owens of near Hamilton.
Albert Selly and family attended the dance at Louis Werner's on Saturday night. Phoebe Mua and her mother of Hamilton visited Mrs. Maud Twhoff. Edith and Livie Giffind spent Thursday with Mrs. Jessie Conti at West Middletown. Mrs. Frank Russell and son Oscar visited Middletown on Saturday. Charles Schraub visited his brother Henry on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Hartlee spent Sunday with Clark near Greenbush. Beory Subhaub and family entertained relatives from Hamilton. Sun Yer Kiester returned from Texas for several weeks.
Fairplay notes list farmers battling bad weather hindering plowing while neighbors socialized Saturday night in Hawilton and Somerville. Many names appear with visits among families, plus plans to build a home in Woodlawn Park and a medical concern near Venies.
Community letters report visits by Mrs Hazel Pierson and sisters on Saturday and numerous social calls around Hamilton and nearby towns. A death shakes the area as Amos Jabe of Tramilton dies after a brief illness, and a 86th birthday celebration honors a grandmother with postcards and gifts from neighbors. Local prayer meetings led by Rev G Comfort continue each Tuesday night.
In Bethany on May 1, Mrs. Thomas plans a public silo sale to move her herd as spring farming is delayed by heavy rains. The event follows Rev. Miller's sermon and notes Watson's ongoing governance duties.
Several young folks attended a roller skating night at Seipio last Sunday. The Heilieve Sunday school convention was held at Riley Sunday. Miss Nellie Kovhondarter visited Miss Mivet Lemon last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Koelendarfer hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Sonhendarfer and Mr and Mrs Koehendarfer. Mrs. Bred Mosssteld is visiting.
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