15 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
1
A severe cyclone struck the village Tuesday causing extensive damage. Homes barns and outbuildings were leveled or damaged including a barn at Thomas Treon and property of Chas. Robinson. Windows shattered and trees toppled, leaving residents inconvenienced as they sheltered indoors. Funeral services and community gatherings proceeded amid wreckage and cleanups.
Shandon and Millville social visits appear alongside a private sale of property belonging to Mrs. Dennie Bafer. Individuals include Edward Evans, Miss Percy Corboen, Walter Marts, Mrs Clare Beans, and Henry Robinson. The Senior class plans a class night event. The fragmentary text preserves names and a conveyance of property to a buyer.
April reports from West Chester include Alpha Meant of Kyles visiting Cora Beckett and other locals, with social visits, school events, and church activities. Family absences, recoveries, and a funeral service at the Presbyterian hive are noted alongside farm work, visitors from Middferawp, and local gatherings.
Princeton reports from April include visits by Mrs Joni Meeks and daughters at Middletown and Mr and Mrs Jacob Kemp of Middetown. Families from Hamilton Murray Arlington and Trailton were guests of local residents. The Easter services were held with minimal damage though windows were broken and some trees fell in the storm impacted area.
The Cardinal Chapter GB FP entertained guests at the tower of Mr. amit Mra v. Kirk myer. Mr. and Mrs. N. Mossteller hosted visitors from Flor ite and New Baltimore. Mrs. EB. Shumard's guests were seen and a large supper at Mt. S. Church attracted attendees. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Masaiovies were visiting. Sarah Stowart from Late Lake CUY arrived. F. C. Wilson spent Sunday in Springtent.
Socialville and Soctauville stitch of short visits and calls: Tow LuiVall of Middl wate visits sister Chris. Mrs Sarah Thompson receives callers. Mrs Magman calls on Mee Mary Milter. Sproats Society meets with Mrs Clara dhordentolter. Ipsneat of Anson Wirey and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pisgman host relatives from Dayton Ky. Jeanie Thompson and Anna Mesteller in Clnejontt. Clay Dawson of Mddielowa is noted.
A choppy parade of visitors and greetings fills Sevenmile as Mrs. Mike McDonald, Miss Mayme, and many others host or visit relatives in Colton, Kilton, and nearby towns. The piece notes weddings, funerals, Easter observances, and traveling guests, highlighting Mrs. Susan Raltt, Mrs. Jesse Joeston, Lenora, and Rev. Lowell among those mentioned.
Large crowd gathered for the funeral of John G Reppeta at his Miltonville home after his death at age 84 years. Rev Krenhiot led the service with hymns and prayers. the event included traditional prayers, readings, and a veteran’s tribute with military honors from local color guards.
The article records the burial of John G Roppeta with attending regimental bearers and Sons of Union Veterans. It notes a large flag, wreaths, and a special bag from S U V. mentions his long life from Virginia to Miltonville, eight surviving children, and condolences from relatives. Memorial sentiments praise his service and devotion to country and community.
Greenbush and West Elkton communities report a series of casual visits and family gatherings. Wallace Hanger retired to Cul ay after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Chas Gueding visited Jacob Jyily and family. Jesse Gifford of Westerside attended Mrs We Hopkins. Kilad Philips home from Tram Daydon. Chitsnek family attended Liatheran service in Curman town. Effales Heol spent Sunday with Laura Gehubert. Walter Hamilton of State load visited grandmother Friday. Chas Gooper and Wesley attended a Guntiy reunion at Mro and Ales. Berd Gchenk family from Astoria were visiting Sunday. Marlon Greenfieth and daughter spent from Monday to WarleyWi relatives at Fomerville. Jacob With and family near West Filkton visited his mother Sunday.
Cotton Run residents Mr and Mrs Emanuel Shafer entertained a large group of relatives at a fine George weekly dinner on Sunday. Guests included Mrs dain Wirtlesamt childrec and Mr and Mrs Larry Baghty with son Jobrit Weaver of W Sirs Clark of Middletown Meg Sim Garey and son Linea spent several days with WC Phares family. May with Mrs Lagers of Hamilton Mr and Mrs MB Yingling of Sevenmile Veld Maz Busan dacoby Smukty attersonn. Mr and Mrs Wehard Martin pSheNe Suundagy with the latter's mail Vanien of Bamitton Kirke King spent Easter Sunday with Mrs Elliton.
Franklin area reports a factory fire Friday causing structure damage to surrounding church buildings and several homes. Dr. AL Williams died amid the blaze, with authorities noting possible stress from the event. Funeral services for Williams were held Monday. Local residents and visitors share condolences as community life resumes with various church and social activities.
Huntsville April 12 report lists social events and visits from residents such as Marion Tyson and Mrs Nellie Kyle, notes a school election appointing George Williams president and Joe Xing secretary, and mentions a petition by Liberty Township voters to straighten the road south of Huntsville from the old bridge over Hutata Run to Willard’s property. Local weather damage and storm aftermath are cited with repairs to a roof on a house.
Fragmentary text shows references to a petition appeal and a potential contract bid process. It mentions sending cards to Willard, commissioners, and doubts about signing a petition, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions. The readable portion indicates an upcoming date and possible bid consideration.
The column lists residents and visitors from Seduila Indiana to Oxford area. Names include Stevene son, Misa Sadig Jones of Indianapatte, Mrs J W Pierson, Scott Pyorton, Mrs J W Pierson’s hosted events, Linden connections, Gertrude Lowes, Margarat Urban, Miss Charlotte Lehigidt, and local Easter services. A vehicle accident involving Shack is noted along with birthday celebration for Michael Urban featuring music and dancing.
Sunday gatherings feature the McGonigles and M Console family visits with Keown and Lengers households. Rev Brashears shared a meal with Tawa and Blayt families. Samuel Saucy’s health improves after weeks of illness. F Davidson plans to move to Hamilton Tuesday to pursue business. Easter program at Union M B Church drew large attendance with Chatee oration. Rev Feeny of Mintz University to preach next Sunday at Union M B Church.
Jacksonburg notes a weekend of social visits including David Beott and daughter Inne at Hamilton guesting with Mr and Mrs Martal Tal. A church social at the Presbyterian drew a large crowd and praise for Ruth Michae an elocutionist. Local mischief includes broken locks missing corn and stolen lawn props, plus a church repair fund loss of $100.00.
Valley View society page details a light April gathering at the Kuler home for Ahin's birthday, with a surprise for Wuni Nonar. The event featured games and a late snack, as neighbors and relatives from Miller, Falkerson, Reucker, Jalkerson, Kammeres, Gephardt, Wizedom, and others shared visits and meals across the week.
In Hopewell Morwela on April 14 Mes, tare Raret Hansey plans several days more illness. Miss May Thuckley was seen in Cotlene Corner on Tuesday afternoon. Sintes Me died at home on Saturday evening, April 41th. Mobil heir to a local team stnew him. Mrs Martha Dreams daughter May visited James McDill on Monday afternoon. Clyde McQuistion spent one day last week in Thelmond. Mrs James Orr spent one day last week in Liberty.
A torn OCR entry records visits and gatherings across a countryside locale. Mentions of residents from Springheeet, Bathrday, and Mildtetown visit relatives. Haster exercises in Tylerayie MB. a valuable horse loss. and several residents spending time in Cincinnati and Norway.
In Collinsville Apr 1 visitors and locals mingle as AtriL 1 Besier and others from nearby towns enjoy Sunday with stage parents. Notables include Stella Ummel from Frontan, Valeria of Cincinnati visiting, and Wh. Krneker of Hamwbian. The Elhett School social last Friday was a success socially and financially.
April 44 Mar ie Adams spent Sunday with Goldie Water. Minsos Nuba Brown and Harlie Strickler spent Tuesday with Lynn. Mrs Chas Wonlensnydee of Springfield Or visiting relatives of Mr and Mrs P M Strickler and family ate dinner with Jackin Shroyer of Alert. Tye Wynn spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her aunt Mrs Minot Alvin Wye. Mrs Eliabeth tang spent last week with Mrs David Wenn Airs W Phos improving slowly. TD Wynnant-daughters Ws and Macy Sunday afternoon. Several from this place attended the play at Deana Saturday by Harrison Deamatic chair.
A jumble of names shows Mrs. Jim Intoea and Mrs. Livingston visiting Garrison Friday while Mr. and Mrs. Clint Meret and daughter Beliy of We punt Wiltshire spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Moorehead. Alfred Infoes shopped at Naimittan midweek. Adold Brown and family from Hamilton joined Upton Moorehead. Arthur Cameron of Oxford and Blanche and others visited various locals. A Mace party Saturday night was well attended and enjoyably reported. Blancheloos and Ethel Rabinton visited Carrol Georga and Fatallyy in Okeana Friday.
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