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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
1
In Huntsville region Narry Silt and visitors recount village events through the week. Stephen Gorsuch plants corn and local families attend weddings, anniversaries, and social gatherings with neighbors. Weather favors early potatoes as residents report farming and community visits amid Easter season reflections.
Community reports from Mason recount a burglary on Monday night with several watches stolen and names of residents visiting, along with social visits at the homes of families including Van Dike and Deeker. A number of local events are noted including a surprise birthday for T. Pare man and a funeral service for Mancer Witzen.
Fragmentary text shows references to a cure for coughing and medical claims by druggists. It mentions West, an individual named Ke, and phrases about life, health, and consequences. Lacks clear dates, entities, or verifiable facts.
The fragment recounts a drought era with mentions of March lore and bitter weather. It notes a near record dry spell, a few rain traces, and hopes for soaking rainfall to ease parched conditions. It weaves in local figures visiting and social snippets amid the unsettled climate notes.
Sunday social chatter in Brown Run and nearby areas mentions Miss Mayel Laushiny visiting home, Lennard Smith on vacation in Rome, and several families including Warren Smith Evens Levis Hvanels and John Preshayeh visiting or hosting. Neighbors Raymond Mebrdect Silas Borger and families called on Arthur Miter and family at States Road. Clara Miner and Valle Bar Ber spent Friday with Sie Emerick.
Shandon area notes list visits and greetings as residents recount guests and relatives. A January gathering included Rev Wiganotsem and others, while Will Howells visits are noted. A holiday trip to Chicago for a funeral and grandchild event is also mentioned.
West Chester and surrounding area report a family moving to a new home with boarding plans, a church group hosting a potluck at the McClenahans, and a county Sunday school event. Community members attend a revival, with Peter Clarke visiting Olio Atler and family, and Abe Stephenson of Middletown dying with funeral services at the Presbyterian church. A Sunday night disturbance involving youths and horses is noted. locals condemn silk stockings as undignified.
A small town notes column from West Elkton reports a funeral service for a local man held at 2:30 PM with burial at nearby cemetery. Emerson visits, neighbors exchange visits, and families relocate. Local residents mention a move to West Albert must await new residents, with social calls and small-town updates including fishing activities and requests for large orders.
In Middletown and nearby locales residents shared visits over the weekend. Mrs. Vosster and family, Misses Gorsuch and Jackson of Bethany, Mrs. Gillon and children moved to Cine dina to observe summer, and Marion Janes of Tylorsville spent a day with relatives. The report notes absences and minor movements among locals, with funeral attendance for a father in Syeringfetd and related family gatherings in Petersridle and West Chester.
A garbled social page item lists Mr Wil Tank and Mrs. Mies, Peter Aland, Stephensus, and Hockett families visiting Mercy Hospital on a Sunday. Mentions TeHOVANINE, Zora Urekutt, and attendees from Oxford with Clarks and Heckott families in a neighborhood social Sunday.
Silas Wortey of St Charles called relatives and friends here the latter part of the week. Mrs Inhn Horie received calls. Mr and Mrs Bohenmexar visited Janes Weaver. John Roll and Best visited Chord of Thaylon. Wink and family spent Sunday with Hamilton relatives. Frank Weneker hosted Howard Kracker on the Sabbath. La ale Londa Vox social invited at the school Friday April 5. A spelling and sewing match featured Friday evening entertainment.
Pleasant Run and Arasane Run residents share news from the past week. Attendees at the Ladies Legionary Society meeting were Mrs Atmos Pottenger and Jon Robert. a church sermon was delivered by Mrs Waller of College Will. Local families, visitors, and parishioners attended various events including a Sunday gathering at Jim’s Pot, a church service, and a follow up election of officers with Vernon Barnes named treasurer among others.
In Jacksonburg April 1916 measurements and oddities appear with names like Signal Middletown Myers and Frank Kemp funeral at Middletown. Local farmers shift to broom corn as Wall market changes. blacksmith James Shafer sells a gasoline carriage and plow sharpenings by Chua Waek. Residents Kennel PPugh study hog-raising shifts. prices for hogs at grass weight around 10.56 to 10.73. Hamilton Kyright Templars entertained at Middletown. WW A Mack of Sevenville visited Friday.
The Thursday gathering at the home of Dessie Boyd hosted young women of Monroe to honor Vera Tin on the eve of her upcoming marriage to Willumeon. Attendees included Lina, Verna Winn, Mary Jones, Edith Vagel, Beulah Boyd and many others while Vera Jann visited Columbus. town couples and families joined Friday evening events and planned meetings at the POUL, Beulah Boyd noted.
Fragmented local social notes list relatives and neighbors from Springfield and nearby areas visiting relatives, calling on friends, and dining with families. Names include Agil G, Mrs Relleitless, Magsie Smith, Bila Pad dock, Lana Wenstey, Viola fiteveus, Clarence Kzne, James Danzherty, Joan Breen, Pritchard and son Bart, with several undated mentions of in town gatherings and weekend visits.
Fair Haven and nearby residents report weekend visits and exchanges. Agri G J Ieo Mee DIV and Minnie Fisher aid Lyte Ciereon family toured Viberty area. Mrs Witaimmons visited her son John Vilsimimnars and wife north of town. Migs Bila Taylor and Haverty visited Huntington and family at Colings Corner. Mrs Vira Crater of Richmond visited Miss Laura Hawes and Miss Hazel Wisher. We note Miss Mate Ryans as an Baton Visitor Saturday.
Somerville and nearby communities see a week of visits shopping trips and family gatherings. Residents including Mrs James Barnet Miss Kate Andrews and Mrs Edith DuMeld host and visit relatives in Hamilton Camden and Canton with numerous weekend calls and late week calls mentioned.
April 6 services drew a very large congregation at the Lutheran church with Air and Mrs. George Courter of Hamilton among visitors. Local families hosted dinners and visits included residents from Oxford Sedlinge keried Mish Aavel and Wilber Petree, while a fire site near Joseph McVicker’s barn near Dit Mira Ydvit was destroyed by lightning last August.
In New Haven and vicinity a busy week features a missionary meeting at Joseph Welaveday home with Mrs. Delle Passmore and Mrs. diz Un Andrews from Mt. Healthy receiving warm welcome. Ethel Kehnan hosts a gathering of friends while Mrs. Mary Hy Wakefield and others attend WMAL branch events. The community notes include jurors at a trial for William Bogart, the funeral of Mrs. Alice Corzon in Cincinnati, and several social happenings with visits and weddings.
Daertown hosts a band concert on Saturday evening April 6 with a 16 cent admission. Local families in attendance include Harris and Shaw relatives, Mrs Mee Stephenson and others. Missionary society meets Wednesday. Ladies Aid at Sturkle’s Thursday. Reverend Beamer’s recovery news and Oxford guest Mary Sturkle noted.
The article lists a series of social visits and gatherings from the week in Oxford and surrounding areas. Names mentioned include Milas Oat Withrow, Prof Arivne Busi of Pillsburg, Mrs Tol Goo, Mr and Mrs Wm Beatty, Mrs Anna Hardin and Rosa, Harry Augspurger, Mrs Jarob Gaizer, Mrs Skillman, Mrs Mary hares, Miss Reta Mardin, Mrs Minute Withrow, Mrs Mary Miller, and Miss Maule Norris. Several days were spent with relatives and friends across Hamilton, Richmond and Trenton areas.
Morning Sun items report Nellie Maun in declining health still, Rolle Ramsey and family back home in Blacwington Ohio after visiting parents, Rev Frank Vosterant en route to Spokane to lead a congregation, Victoria Brown improving slowly, and a Congregational meeting with trustees G L Murtall Win McDill and Glenn Wright. J J Parts, agent, arranged J J Buck property purchase for 4175 dollars, property to be Torrented. Mrs Kaledoster visits Dayton briefly. Rose Merewy Spraviner slowly improving.
Gano Cano J. Stent purchases Heamersine property. Roy Coo Browne of Cincinnati served as guest director last week. Sabbath school attendees at Butter Co. convention report profits. Names include Poona Gary Oda Hanad Walladey Holtsinger Wa. Brate Tugker Baker Edwin Jack Kitchen. Mrs J Venard entertained her mother Mrs Swift of Gerecon. Sabbath school received a Master remembrance box from Mrs WwW and others. Gladys Wahibs of Carthage and Mrs Harry Howard hosted guests this week.
Princeton scene includes visits by Mes. Kinneay in Cincinnati relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Drake hosting guests from Glen Dale. Mrs. Menday and Mr. Drake hosted at Highland county farm. Murray Urmston and children visited Hamnthoy. Rev T D Moore to preach Sunday for children. Lizella Clawson and daughter Ethel spent Saturday in Hansitt er.
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