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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
14
Cedar Avenue social column lists visits and family gatherings from May 20. Residents near Morning Sun and surrounding towns host and travel to see relatives. Notable mentions include the Webb, Davisson, Reed, Beasley, Davisson, and Craig families visiting kin and attending a Memorial service and a Titanic talk on June 9.
Bethany May 29 highlights include family visits from Stabler and Brooks relatives, a surprise birthday for Uncle Dan Mitzel with a noon dinner and a planned Presbyterian Church Children’s Day program for June 8. Messages of congratulations reach Miss Mary Swearingen and Mr Johnson on a Green local marriage. Local gatherings include Expy Vanness and Emily guests, Vinniesse family visits, and a berry festival planned for June 4 at the KX.
Mrs Everell Nairn returns from Bright Indiana. Creerah of Hamilton visits Mt Carmel. Oscar Smith family at Marion Smith’s near Reiley. Mrs Caroline Tolluff travels to spend summer with children in Richmond Anderson and Indianapolis. Hermon Muller George Snider and Leola Slaul visit College Corner. Dr Shoupson assists in removing bone from Mrs Mabel Cales. John Russell’s son visits with parents. Taft seen in Hamilton by Hamilton residents. Bowles family visits Mrs Harry Hamilton and Margaret Hamilton. Glen Garner purchases Wilson Mcluean property. Jay Whitehead Arthur Maley Miss Cora Hanlin and John Russell dine at Russell House. Children's Day at M E Church next Sunday. Albert Greativh home from Toledo St Louis. Martha Jonas to preach Universalist service next Sunday.
Ar and Mrs Frank Baker and their son joined Me and Mrs Geo Jones and family for a Sunday gathering. Mrs George Baker visited Mrs J Forenbank Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edy Laos and children spent Sunday afternoon in Harrison. Ms Alice Wagner and Mrs Nellie Jones spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Goo Jones and daughters.
Mrs. Jas Loos and family near Alert hosted visitors from the morris and Mrs. Harry Garner with Dorothy called on Mrs Chas Whitaker. C A Van Riper from Stratford visited Wide? in Riper. Jennie Bryant and Sand Ed Angel and daughter stayed with killers parents. Minnig Tran visited Mrs Wn Meyers in Shandon Tuesday. Mrs Grant Hare spent Saturday in Hamilton.
Chas Whitaker grounded business in Hamilton last Tuesday. Curtis Joseph visiting his sister Mrs Aric Garner. Mr and Abs Orie Grissom visited relatives McCimigte Tast Sunny. Wim Verigan family visited Ed ward Lindonwald. Albert Inloe worked for Wn Dunwoody, spent weekend with home folks. Boys from pines attended baseball at Woods Station Sunday. Miss Sadie Williamson closed her Nol school. picnic at Okewa honored pupils. Wm Roberts and son visited A C George and family. M Rastell entertained friends from Jhanilion Sunday. Charles Sherman spent Wednesday night with the Grames. Macy Langman visited Miss Macy Langman. Walter Male Indian creek in Owburg Sunday. William Yerigan spent last week with relatives Lindenwald. James Vonine working on Morgan township roads. Elizabeth George guest of Mrs Lyle. Snyder of Tsisy in Owburg Monday. Nathan Beyant reports large strawberry crop. Perry Upilike visited Layhizh. Prolzmai Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Michael Koffer and family. Mr and Mrs Renj Senger hosted Sunday: Ulm, Carl Olm, Frank Senger and family, Karseh, Mrs John King and family, Cornelia Kettman, Certrudy Monse, Mrs Fath and daughter Tillie, Mrs Kinasel, Carl Kirsch, Ralph Kellman, Gus alk, Antrim, Mr and Mrs dobu Meyer and family, Katherine and Evelyn Lagedrast and daughter shopped Ske lon Saturday. Local farmers replanting corns.
Hill Top Special reports Sunday visits among the Sipp and related families in O May 28. Families including Mr and Mrs Dolm Jur and daughter Freda, Leonard Sipp, Geo Heingalaan, Adolph Duemer, Chris Sipp, Frank Lohman, Carl Protzman, Carl Sippy, Michael Kofler, Gen. Daemor, Mrs Cyris Sipp and daughters, Miss Lucy Sipp, Miss Micnie Knapp, Miss Nancy Warwick, Miss Stella Moore, and others share Sunday time with relatives. Additional gatherings include Mos Frank Hoffman’s family and Win Hoffman with Paul Sipp, and visit by Mr and Mrs Uso Rolf with Lindenwald locals.
Valley Ridge items report Joseph Gillespie visiting Nathan Bryant in Selkirk. John Kemp and family hosted Mr and Mrs David Shuler and Anna Shuler of Millville for a Sunday dinner. William Woodrofe visited Gillespie. Martha Dare spent Saturday in Hamilton. Robert Cornelius called on his parents near Riley. Mary and Georgiana Gillespie stayed in Hamilton Wednesday night. additional brief mentions of Bur, Charles Beckemeir and Gon.
Mrs Philip Kunz entertained a group including Mr and Mrs John Cadlinger and Mr and Mrs Wm Kunz of Walnut Fills, Mrs John Dougherty and daughters Helen and Norma of Hamilton, plus others in LaSourdsville. Various residents traveled to Middletown and Hamilton for visits and errands. Mrs J Dougherty stayed with her mother. Mrs Philip Runs suffers rheumatism, others visiting family members in the area.
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