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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
In evaluating home heating options the author argues positive traits for a hot air furnace. It should be effective, economical, and healthful, with hot air delivering warmth and comfort while minimizing fuel costs and emphasizing ventilation. Steam and hot water systems face drawbacks like leaks, defects, and higher bills.
Special to The Journal Millville Ohio October 3 reports visiting relatives from Hamilton including Mr and Mrs Theodors Dittman and family and Henry Koekentell. Sammy Mrs Mollig Leeds died after treatment in Dayton and was returned to Millville Cemetery. Homer Titus and Mr Mrs BK Wilbert spent time with local friends. The Ladies Aid Society of the Che Ue He church will meet at Mrs dinnes Coshrun’s home Wednesday October HL with all requested to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Ditmore and twin daughters of Indianayohs Ind visited aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoffman, first meeting in forty three years. Edna and Hisa Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Bertha Hoffman of Liberty Ind visits grandparents and friends in the vicinity and will attend the tax of Hamilton this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Witte and children of Buttermilk Ridge visited home folks last Sunday. A number in the neighborhood are shredding corn and filling silos.
Mil to nville O October report notes frost exposure on October 2 87th day with minor damage but large yields from alfalf a and tobacco in sheds. Farmers praise alfalfa as a quick wealth builder while corn remains in early development. Neighbor Willan Crisman visits his uncle Jerry McCray after thirty two years away, seeing graves and family in the Wabash Indiana area.
A fragmented county notice chronicles family ties and Civil War lineage. It recalls siblings and in laws in Brown County Kansas, Poasttown, and Miltonville connections. The piece mentions Augaputger's Colorado trip, and Charles Bringman’s 37th birthday observance with relatives in West Carrollton, plus visits from Dawson, Craig, and Reynolds families.
Brown's Run notes a social slate with weekend dinners and Sunday visits. Families including Kueh Friend Ankeney Emerick and Lesher are mentioned across Farmersville Eaton Somerville and Greenville. guests travel from Nenim West Carlton State Road and Mia misburg. Community events and local visits shape a busy week.
Sunday visits highlighted by the Beharts of Simsbury hosting the Fishurek family, Mr and Mrs John Whitehead with their kin visiting Lewis and Francis, Dessie Stump dining with Anna Mover, and Win Stump with Gon Tagel as guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Phelps.
A string of social calls and visits unfolds through the week as families in Indianapolis, Lindenvale, Hamilton, Oxford, Trenton and surrounding areas share time with relatives and friends. Highlights include Mr and Mrs German Angst hosting in Indianapolis, John Buelheit and Join Vu net visiting Lindenvale, Artime Hunter with Anna Hunter, and Mary Huber calling on John Backheit's family.
The weekly column lists neighbors visiting and hosting, including Mrs. George Fonderarith, Mr. and Mrs. Ball and family, Hthel and Anna Belle Carroll, Vessie Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. F Rogers of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brehm and relatives, and others from Hamilton and surrounding areas. It notes furnace work at Jon Hail's residence and extra for Mrs. J. M. Riddle at George McCormick's.
On Saturday evening many from the community attended the Lair. Clara McCormiel met with a serious accident last week and stayed on for a nail. Harriet Peterson and Miss Jansbury visited Bessie Riddle Friday night. John Cranmer and his Glendale companion passed through last Sunday afternoon.
The defendant filed an answer denying the insurance claim related to a broken glass incident, stating the matter was ignored after the injury.
An up town transfer company advertises a home phone line Bell 578-1 and a residence at 170 Benninghamon Ave Lindunwald. An Uptown Office is noted near Car Second Amt Cour Sta with Brown's Cigar Store as a landmark.
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