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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1912

Page

8

Venice Notes From May Day Rumblings and Changes

A Venice column reports repairs easing for the local scribe and announces the Wagesver brothers will open a garage in Venice, renting Hollander shop opposite houses. Mentions residents moving to Hamilton, family visits from New Paris, and piano lessons from Asheville bound teachers. The Venice High School shifts from third to second floor, and a death of AMs Jones is noted. Community events include the Cousin Sally club gathering, student departures, and various social visits. The Venice Board of Education discusses upcoming changes. Mr. W. Head of the school organizes continuing education at the factory.

Venice Wagesver Brothers 7 Hollander Ho Huses Aaron Craig Nvio O O. Masyell Vondater Charles Esterick Tawny Hamilton Mr. Brady Margaret Mary New Paris Ster H.C. Barman Lamillon Ales Win Minton Mary Hartinng Ber Auding Smith Elda Walthers Ruth Wier Hazel Blegues Gleda Ray Paul Smith Glass Ams Wm. Bisdorf Asheville Dune AU Kav Atvs Garbold Star Japan Croshiy Coleraine Assochition Gourgstown Monsturd & Clark Cloud Hank Lick Milk Fein Soll Samma’ Shaker Z. C. Hodzes Clifton Vane

Millville Social Roundup Touches Nearby Towns

Millville residents report visits from Hamilton and Lindenwald guests. Families, including Pion, Flint, Harbour, Tanderman, and Decker, hosted relatives and attended a dance. A mushroom poisoning incident affected Alex McCreadie. Millville baseball team lost to the Maroons by nine to two. Reverend Rumbaugh dined with Mr and Mrs Yearigan.

Millville May Mia Frank Pion Hortense Robert Flint May Harbour Springeld Tordian David Flinn Carrie Vantue Hamilton Daniel Tanderman Ibane Decker Wm. Woolensnider John Myers Albert Zilcox Stella Neouffer Af Lindenwald Woi Titus Win Emerick Hawilton Alex McCreadie Millville Baseball Club Los The Maroons Rev. Rumbaugh Yearigan

Flenner's Corner Notes from May Day Gatherings

Gillen Hate of Middletown visited with home talks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James enter tained victives Shundae 5 ie. Lindenwald visitors included Le Bidlee and family, Albert Augspurger family, Charles Class and Emma, John Bridge and Thelma, Melvin, and John and Charles Rupp of Woodsdale. They gathered at Jacob Bridge’s for his seventy second birthday anniversary. Gov. Maria hosted friends from Hamilton on Sunday. Haworth visitors and others shared stories during a quiet village weekend.

Jacob Bridge Gov Maria Hamilton Johm Lise Slaughter Helen Gresleux Charles Class Jamies Smith Hawithon

New Haven Journal Briefs Highlight Local Meals and Health

In New Haven on May 8 the Journal notes social details from Carl Gwaliney assisting Mise Smerick Agno in Mt. Jowe and a Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Edward Oyler and family. Edward Wiles and H E B Hathaway were seen near Hamilton Sunday as Mrs Oge, recently ill, shows slow improvement. Frank Klassemer of Livllow Ky visited last week with the Oyler family. The Junior supper in the K of P hall Saturday night drew good attendance.

the Journal New Haven Carl Gwaliney Frank Klassemer Livllow Bdw Oyter P. ‘Hall

Huntsville Notes Gentler Times and Local Visitors

Special to The Journal from Hyntsville Ohio on May day workers and residents report frequent visits and family news. Charles Tyson visits Cincinnati, neighbors welcome relatives and friends including Rena Voorhees and Charl es Little. Local road crews report improved road conditions after winter storms. A newborn is born to Merhart Pulford and family near Hughes farm. Crews plan rail work near Cincinnati and Hillsboro fishing trips noted. Teaching staff Mary Swearingen returns home from Green Tree and social visits with neighbors are recorded.

Hyntsville Charles Tyson Cincinnati Teslie Gorstici Qénevis Leslie Sobiuada Avital Nps Apeal Rena Voorhees Our Village Charles Little Neal Routledge Mrs. Ring Murnicas Dila Haygood Hughes’ Station Pail Lona Maygond Tevieho An Traylor Bethany Tina Lowe Anghes Slax Lion DeWitt Maygood Cincinmati Ater Ani Leary

Bethany Missionary and Ladies Aid Meeting

In Bethany Ohio this May the Missionary and Ladies Aid met, hosted by Mrs Cora Milzot and Mrs Nellie Jones. The event featured community members and discussed upcoming charitable activities.

Aneelad Thadowenny Bethany Cora Milzot Nellie Jones Darugiten Man Juria

South Road society notices from May weekend

Special To The South? Road column notes Mr and Mrs Charles Chambers spent Saturday and Sunday in Illinois. Currin visited Roily Wednesday afternoon. Miss Morley Valladastud listed as ill. Mrs Jonas Vakex and daughter visited McCormick of Peoria and Mrs Cara Sheard family spent Sunday evening in Reilly. Continuous spelling errors reflect OCR but names and places indicate a local social roundup.

Tne Ihutnat South Rod Mra Charles Chambers Himilian Jonas Vakex McCormick Peoria Cara Sheard Tanily Reilly

Fragmentary 19th Century Names and Travel Snatches

A garbled OCR glimpse lists Garhie Hoffa arnoon Avillt Chambers Uodha Noll and sister Mayme. It mentions Saturday and Sunday in Oxford with Mr aimed Ma lutick and son, a busy farm with plows, and names like George Haman Jr and Stenk Ute May in Tlamillan.

Garhie Hoffaarnoon Avillt Chambers Uodha Noll Mayme Oxford Tualaimed Malutick Mitford Stemeb George Haman, Jr Stenk Ute Tlamillan Apn Donag Baker As B, McCor‘Tay

West Elkton Notes From The Journal

May B. 7 Mithin Bushhs and Wathow Shubbé spent high Tacadhy with Mr. and Mrs. Chines Selionten. Tivzie Manger and Mary Davis went to Baton on Saturday to attend the teachers examination. Mrs. Callie Statford is one of the sick at the present time. Commencement will be the evening.

Tha West, Elkton Mithin Bushhs Wathow Shubbé Chines Selionten Oxford Batinday Ruesotl Miami Tivzie Manger Mary Davis Baton Callie Statford Mannah Pottonger Jonnie Achosten Tames’ Roberts

Misses and Miss Ainea Lead Local Graduation Event

At the 17th J fan, graduates Miss Trenn and Miss Goodouf, Miss Ainea, Stubbs, Miss Lucille Ruse, and Hugh Stubbs are listed with Sinmon's orchestra from Middletown providing music. The baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Gawdy of Camden is set for the evening of the tenth. A separate incident notes a brake issue and a fall involving a man named Arnold.

Trenn Faimie Goodouf Ainea, Stubbs Lucille Ruse Hugh Stubbs Sinmon Middletown Gawdy Camden

Linden News Notes And Local Happenings

Linden residents report social visits and travel as Mr Wolf and family move from Linden farm to Dawlton on May 6. Purdyanil Uivery Graves and several friends enjoyed phonograph selections Wednesday evening. Central Motor Car Co. hired J Killian and wife for county work. Linden ball players show little hitting. Edward Purdy and Farry Graves visited Springdale Sunday afternoon. D C Warvel and sister Mrs Ren are mentioned among local residents.

Wari Purdyanil Uivery Graves Ats Linden Farm JW. Timberman Spring Farm Central Motor Car Co J. Killian Hamilton Linden Edward, Purdy Farry Graves Springdale D. C. Warvel Ren

Local residents attend church and visit relatives in Hamilton

Howard sold some hogs last week as W. Kimberman notes. Mrs Bellelave and son Francis and Orpha Kul tapeth Saturday afternoon to Nantillyn. Robert Baxter and Mr Braning of Hamilton took Fred J. Kiva and wife for a ride Sunday afternoon. Mr and serand family of Havsil tony called Sunday morning.

McGONIGLE Spovful to Tie Journey

May 8 events feature McGonigle Spovful on the journey while Mekonigie, William Stimmplie, and guests attend at Tow. The Misses Minilie and Helen Usalis visit relatives, with several local names noted for weekend gatherings and family time.

Mekonigie William Stimmplie James Diet Minilie Helen Usalis Hyrillon Mirgy William Regas Wertnestayen Meg Richard Davis Contreras Catherine Conrad Hardwather Frank Conrad

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Victor-Victrala Imfeld the Music Man Flenner’s Corner Huntsville Mas Spont - Viredas Alfernoon Amd Omr Hughes Zack Boreger Mr. Golankys Lehainy Rand John M. Harlan Borween Latien Eliza Tieffman Currin Roily Morley Valladasdud Elkton Spertat Lindau Mr. Wolf Faialy Peter Deitsel Hong Dawilton
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