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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
16
May social gatherings mark a string of weddings and receptions in Tavetown led by Al Dane James Me Q and Nellélity Bate family events. A tragedy follows as four year old Whit Mann drowns at the mills. Lone Star lodge completes moving into upgraded rooms.
The funeral for Mrs Nancy Davis occurred Tuesday evening at 1 o'clock in the United Presbyterian Church. Burial followed at College Corner. Relatives from Chicago and Bloomington were among attendees. Community members visited and attended services, with several local families noted in attendance.
Special To The Journal reports a flurry of visits and calls. Local residents Amy Jaques and Bertha Melee host and guest others while families gather for weekend calls and Sunday visits.
Mrs Zigler and granddaughter Srexie Beekmerry spent Saturday visiting in Hamilton with their relatives. Edna and family hosted a gathering on July at Hamilton. Joseph Gillespie and daughters Bonnie and Georgiana visited from Williamstown. Mrs William Juyea and daughter Gidua Cornelins joined residents for a Saturday at Millville Presbyterian choir event. Robert Cornelins and William Kline were seen visiting friends in the area.
Special to Thy Juvenal reports Miltonville weather and farming conditions. May rainfall neared eight inches, delaying plowing as soils remain heavy. Observers note older crops failed to mature, fields soaked and soil quality slow to improve, with hints of ongoing moisture issues affecting sowing and growth.
A devastating storm laid waste to the village of Ponen and surrounding areas. Homes were ruined, a grand schoolhouse demolished, and many families left destitute. Relief arrived swiftly as subscriptions topped five thousand dollars within a day. Survivors seek support to regain independence while the event highlights the need for longer-term aid.
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