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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
5
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Mary Brown of Oberlin leads social notes as guest of Miss C. J. Davis with Susie Reese and Mirth ihorts. Mrs Jennie McCabe of Duluth visits sister Mrs M C Morris. Ernest Beott and Ben Morris from Whitaker Paper Co Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Edward Wilds of New Haven visited. Carolinian Jubilee Singers open the lecture series Monday Oct 21. Naple Jenking and Susie Jones hosted in Hamilton last week with Mantels at Be Each Walker's.
Selkirk youths and local families are noted visiting and hosting people this Sunday. Mrs Taylor Corhin is ill, Whitnore couple attended church in Millville and had dinner with Harry Gainer. Gertrude Canes entertained a Haitian guest. Elden Yan and relatives visited. Wondcuff Cumily hosted relatives, Alvi Bryant and Morvis family traveled, Miss Mary Jayman returned to Dayton, and Win Yerigan and Abe Tunes hosted guests as the community gathered.
Special To The Journal Mt Carmel reports a busy week with attendance at a meeting in Indianapolis, and visits by Marelly Cameron and family to John Wiley. Local families including Maleys, Shields, Major, Appleton, and Loonwed share Sundays and dinners. Funeral attendance for George Campbell’s son and Sam Skifes’s uncle is noted, with Mrs Bidscnozur visiting T O Appleton and plans for meetings beginning Sunday.
Quarterly meeting at Asbury to convene with Houston of Indianapelly assisting Rev Parks. Names include Frank Campbell and Lizzie Seal with Otia Mason and Leona Clark among attendees. Local social notices mention Mr and Mrs Mark Armisbroni and Clou Conn at Pearia with Mary Coun Saturday events and Brookville judge attendance.
Fragmented local notes list visitors and relatives across Valley View and nearby towns. Names include Kobly, Krucker, Gochor, Fulkerson, Kim, View dont, Vizedom, Durbin, Devine, Devinn, Shepherd, Beier, and others visiting or staying with family members.
Local notices record guests and gatherings at Pleasant Run and nearby towns. Entries mention visits by Spelly Tha Journal and others, dinners hosted by M Barnes, and entertaining households including Haraway family and Robt Hunter. A number attend A L Jones and A J Reynolds funerals in Mathilton and Norwood.
Ginginowtt visitors nestiy Audubon Vuston and Elsie Beck. Sheyer spent Sunday evening wth Ham ite Mes. J. S. Hustin sed Mrs. Alex Pipher dined with Mrs. Pete Hook, Fri Abs. Leonard Wert, of Lindenwald spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. HE. Haverland, Ar. and Mrs. EB. Rogers and son Harry and sons of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCommie and son and Henry Seim joined with Mr. and Mrs. W. Starlin Bunday.
Mrs John Dungherly and her daughter visited in Flamultan with Mrs Philip Kunz on Sunday. Clifford Molex left for Cincinnati for a new position. Mrs Cleve Stupp returned after visiting her mother. Dan Mulford left on a business trip, George Gregory traveled to La Built, and Tibbert Thompson from Unionville visited the Ratthes. Washington entertained the Cincinnati menfolk Sunday as Mildred Reif continues recovery from illness.
Mrs Gee and others hosted a party Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Peter Muller and Mr and Mrs Jesse Young among guests. Helen Graft of Miami University visited Miss Helen Kranner while nearby Mr and Mrs Win Bull entertained Weeks raving services were set for the M M church. Mrs Walter Snyder and Mrs Chg Stevens of Liberty Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Frank McVinker Thursday and Friday.
Miss Hoken Augspurger of Cincinnati spent Sunday with her folks. William Rogers of Dayton plans a week here. Mr. and Mrs. George Malin were in Hamilton Wednesday. A. Dade from here attended the fair. Mrs. and Miss Augspurger of Chicago returned here. Conrad Stegnertner and wife visited Water Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Duffins and Anna visited Princeton. Cullen Mer of Middletown studied at home folks that week. Mrs. Charles Glass entertained at dinner Saturday. Mrs. Augspurger and family of Woorsditlo were guests.
Wissly Kolb spent the week with her sister Mrs Albert Cerber at Valley View. Clifford Todd of Prenton visited several days with his grandmother Mrs Kate Kremer. Mrs Charles Wagonfield entertained her nieces from Libporty and other relatives.
Special to The Journal Pleasant Ridge Illinois groups and residents share gatherings and visits. Mrs Garner hosts Thursday meeting as Mr and Mrs Chambera visit. King’s Daughters meet with Miss Hazel Lemons. Ridge attendees go to Batley county fair. Mrs Artie Thompson and Rath visit, Kis Smith and Michael Corleiss attend. Mary Corleiss visited Lewila Bend. De A S plans another lease at Reiter Saturday. Miss McCloy and Gordady care for a day.
The event at Hillville Saturday night drew many families from Butler County including Mr and Mrs Harry Updike and their daughter Bihel and Miss Mehel Updike. The gathering, noted by Jazyhigh O Qed and others, enjoyed a jolly dime and strong participation from relatives and neighbors.
Messages describe Mrs Pearl Felening and Fred Blatt with sister Miss Liznie Blatt shopping and transacting in Hamilton last Friday or Saturday. Pearl Felenings spent summer with Charles Updike’s family in Harrison Ohio. Perry Updike and wife visited Mr and Mrs Charles Updike last Sunday. Ed Tisel and family hosted friends from Hamilton for Ed’s birthday. Schelé and family entertained guests from Hamilton this week.
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