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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
5
Names and visits in Layhigh area describe social calls and small town travels last week. Residents Updike Blant Mussler and others host guests, trips to Hamilton and Balkay noted, with several family gatherings and calls reported.
An article extols nasal cleansing to reduce catarrh and germ entry. It promotes a home remedy claimed to clear blocked nostrils, relieve sore throats, and avert lingering colds. The piece urges trying the remedy sold by Radditty Drug Co for fifty cents per bottle.
Greenbush and surrounding areas report visitors and family gatherings May 23. Ernest Lantis and wife of Wes Elkton visit Carl Brownsburgey and wife. Elizabeth Hanger and Lillig Schwirtabrauher join Osford weekend. John Velle and Yom Aigar attend in Butler. many from West Elkton attend high dell commencement at West Wik Lou.
Mr and Mrs Charles Slough Spelt hosted a weekend gathering with Mia and Mrs Cianeles Castle of Franklin.
Venice Ohio May coverage notes a Venice High School class graduation Sunday evening with graduates listed as Mary Simes Andy W Kramer and Mary Stexher. Directors of the Venice Cemetery Association elected a superintendent to succeed Clark. Waller Taylor reported a shoulder injury and Taft was seen in Hamilton.
A jumble of social notes records residents from Cincinnati, Hamilton, Millville and Lindenwold spending Sunday with kin in Springdale and Mount Healthy. Several birthdays, handkerchief showers, and visits to relatives mark a busy weekend with many families, including the Rook, Dalton, Huston, and Beckmeyer clans. A funeral in Boston area notes Clarence Richeson buried at Amherst after a murder case involving Avis Linnell.
Special To The Journal West Elkton Ohio May 23 Dr Will Stubbs of Colina visited his mother Esther Stubbs M J Stafford closed his school on the fifteenth A picnic dinner was served with parents helping Mrs Berse of Kansas City is visiting her daughter Mrs Jesap Aly and Mrs James Roberts were Hamilton visitors on Friday Mr Potts of Camden attended the commencement and visited Lucian Stubbs and family Mae Robinson is confined with rheumatism The home of Mrs Herbert Brown hosted a gathering After exercises a meal of dairy and cake was served Mr and Mrs Adam Clippinger of my Ov will have this week their son Wilbur and friends Water Mavia Welsh and Esther Stubbs visited Hed Mv and Mrs George Tuttivtd Rabbath Mrs Hannaly Roberts and daughter Rish of Somerville attended Friends church Roy Edward Hariley and M Harbley will attend minister conference this week at Fountain Tait Wm Davis helps on farms The commencement at U B church Friday night was excellent Judge Gard of Hamilton delivered the address in the flag 1912 Music by Widderstown Farmers busy planting corn A crowd attended the hall game at Cincinnati Mrs Herbert Holliday entertained guests last week The sails of Wilda and Margaret Selle against the city of Hamilton were dismissed with the city paying 200 damages
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