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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1911
Page
10
The Y M C A notes describe a lecture on elapse mnation and exceptions with complimentary attendance, a 30 minute class, and a discussion of Peal and Peoney. It lists teams with wins and losses in the league, mentioning several players and a senior Tongue night event.
Fragmentary old style prose describes strange food myth and health notions. Mentions Chio wana Chraype and Pal giving foods, roses of veuth laa edie pleston Verhael Neca amiidelyy. Narration shifts to medical symptoms and strange remedies, with garbled names and unclear events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Winters and Wallesines with unclear game context. Names like Michael Aragne and Pete appear toward disjointed segments. No coherent event, date, or outcome is extractable to form a factual summary.
A jumble of names and places appears in a local social note. Mentions include Mer and Moa, Yove Medlerhan of Hast avenue, a birthday or anniversary reference for 28rle, and various residents such as Louise Selleip and Minna Tullisen. The text also references Cher and Cincinnati in a tangential fashion.
Fragmentary OCR text reports visits and social events around Le Sourdsville and nearby towns. Mentions George Gregory, Mrs Philip, Mrs Gee, Mr and Mrs Tati, Norma, Ubi Kuna, Ann MiToy, Archie Wine, Vipton Monpson, and various social gatherings at Hamilton Middletown and other locales with scattered names and dates. The legible phrases imply a community diary of visits, meetings, and receptions across several small towns.
A social gathering described with lists of attendees and modest details about the event. The piece reads like a society note, naming numerous individuals and their roles or associations, with scant narrative beyond who attended and the mood of the evening.
Mrs Cullen Hus III hosts a Hebrew life discussion at her home with Rev Th Moorehead to speak the following day. Miss Martha Mebane and Will Avfrane attended a wedding in Maven, with reception at the bride's mother’s home. Presbyterian Missionary Society held praise service and thanksgiving offering, extended to music and annual gatherings. Knockers' Club entertained at the Howry Le Sule home with eager social cheer and local events.
An OCR damaged ad touts Rexall Dyspepsia Pills promising a full refund if not beneficial. It pitches relief from stomach disorders, improved appetite, and digestion with claims of tested ingredients like pepsin. The copy urges purchase at Rexall stores on specific street corners.
Social notes describe a Military Ball at Eagles Temple with attendees led by Phillips company and Kin of Limeimmali. The event features lectures by Miss Bussie O'Brien and a Gly Messay by Ch. Grspector from Columbus, with a reception for all Adetaito World Bartley members. Also mentions gatherings at St. Anthony's Hall with Euchre and Willing Workers activities and a late invitation to all residents.
An aged Civil War veteran Dn Dilles M. Waiver, once of the Mit V1, died at his home in Vinyton on Monday, soon after his wife passed away. He was 77.
Sivan November 7 at a local gathering in Ledinnapolin featured readings and a devotional service. Speakers from Ven ieGs aw vow performed a duet, with Yanise Manned chosen to represent the local Congregational church at a Springfield conference on November 7 and 8.
Special to the sunenal lists numerous relatives visiting each other around town. Mrs 1 R Chvek and daughter Ethel hosted a weeklong stay, Thomas Sloyans spent time with Cheoe daughter Wy ant Mil Hart, Bett Cimeenel and Ted Curry visited relatives, and many others from New York to Oxford and beyond were noted with Sunday calls and short trips.
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