11 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
1
Bethany and nearby towns report social visits, church matters, and community decisions. Residents attend harvest events, weddings, and baptisms while noting health updates and local business changes. A Grange gathering, milk company moves, school activities, and conference plans reflect a busy rural summer.
Fragmented obituary style notice recounts visitors and social visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Sieg and many neighbors. Mentions gatherings at Hinsyilion and Treoton, with scattered names such as Harry Phares, Bundy, Olinger, Walter Sissn, Emma Boehhelt, and Nina Wurls, plus a note on a crossing machine and a harvest count of 1140 bushels.
West Elkton residents and visitors gather for Sunday calls and visits. Miss Kee Golden hosts Mr and Mrs Z C Roberts for a week while others entertain kin and friends in the town area.
An advertisement touts Poley’s Kidney Remedy as a universal tonic to restore appetite improve digestion and aid sleep during a summer rest period. It cites Mr Clifford Brown of Reynoldsville as a cured kidney patient and credits the medicine with proven value and nationwide usefulness according to testimonials from R K Mecler and F L Snyder.
A jumble of names, travel, and events from Warren County detailing visits by Mrs. Ann and Mr. Murphy, a Hamilton trip for Marion Mullard, and a long weather and farm update. The piece notes crop moisture concerns, prospective Chautauqua activities, and a horsepower boat race plan with Mr Hughes.
M‘Gonigle notes and events include Sabbath services August 20 at Charles Beehell’s, and a missionary concert by Queen Irish at the chapel. Albert and Mrs Gerlin spend a delightful week at Niagra Falls. Mrs Barkett hosts Sunday with Neckett family. Rev Clark and daughter Ethel dine with Marshall family. Industrial Hand of Valley View to be entertained by Jacana. Mrs Newhall’s family from Ohio visiting, and various local gatherings and preaching schedules announced.
The Schwartzettrauher family returned Monday evening after camping. Mrs Chils Mock and daughter CalleAnn visited Middle Town. Stella Sheley of Trouton and relatives spent time here. Several locals called on friends Saturday afternoon. Esther Smith and Margery, visiting relatives, shared a weekend in town.
Shandon residents share visits and vacations as Maurice Jones and Mrs. Evan Taving host relatives from Stamitton and Miltonville. Gladys Guthrie and Paul Robinson attend home events while Mary and Guth Borris return from a week near Chantaunm. Patton enjoys a two week vacation at Clark's Lake with Chavance and Charles Seboel.
Abant Run and Pleasant Run community notices recall Mr. and Mrs Taylor and family at College Hill gathering after a Saturday night event. Listings include Mrs Minty Rutehue’s guests Clementine and Mary from Wyoming, JLB Gray visiting Prades al Latina, and Bishop Walden’s church event next Sunday. Families share visits from Hamilton friend Miss Lewis, Kate Darnbergey of College, and Amos Pott Unger’s clan.
Aug 10 notes include Cora Heckett and Marvin Chirk visiting from Middletown and Oxford. Alpha Hyant and Alicea Beale among guests. Local arrivals include Miss Adna Beckett, Mary Bvate, and Mrs. Cara Meet. Mr. Wreden and Miss Payne join school staffing. School Board hires for Waterfold and Maude School. town teachers roster now complete. Local fair attendance mentioned with Stratton as gatekeeper and Mrs Joseph and Berdlacht as judges.
In Valley View and nearby areas, families hosted friends and relatives over the weekend. Highlights include visits by Milley, Decker, and Miller families, gatherings at Hawilton and Hamilton homes, a party at Hoover cousins’ home, and plans for a band outing to Coney Island Phasesiey.
A garbled OCR summary lists names like Ausso Mb Mus Sony Abbott and Opha Burgess visiting relatives, with references to Kern Wehr St T Appleton and family and several rounds of visits across Friday Sunday and Monday. Mentions money and adverts, but many names are unclear or misspelled amid the clutter.
The article surveys widespread crop woes across multiple states with wheat oats hay and potatoes threatened by drought winds and transportation issues. It notes North Dakota wheat futures, regional hardships, and ongoing weather impacts. Community notices follow including local gatherings, visits, and a bank examination praising Farmers National Bank.
Mauds Aug. 10. Mrs Nash and daughter Martha visited Delaware. Mr and Mrs James Carr of Wat Hot Willis entertained Saturday night for Mr and Mrs Care of near Tylesneamt. My wand Mrs Doughman hosted Tara Lo Mys John Rhoades and Tay visiting Naghtville Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Ivins welcomed Matthews and daughter Mera Nellie and sons Herat and Tay of Cincinnati visiting Mrs OBrien and family. Mason fair drew locals. Fauna Becker and daughter Preda spent Monday with relatives. A large party from here toured Cedar Point last Sunday.
Ms and Mrs Murphy spent a few days with relatives in Camden. Murray Wmsion bought a new five passenger Reo. Miss Mabelhill visited Clawson Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Katie Ashton planned a stay with Mrs Sharley Frederick. Mr and Mrs Jatte Sherif attended guests Sunday. Mrs Sheri Gratton of near Midmetown visited. Mr and Mrs Marty Sobnie sent Charles for four days with Mareau Urmston. Drake and wife attended events in Hamton Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs J G Mendry spending two weeks with Mrs Elizabeth Clawson and family away on vacation.
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