18 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
1
Huntsville reports visitors and family gatherings from local households. Residents Charley Tyson and Scott Little shared Monday evening visits, while Gorsuch and Voorhees families called on neighbors Thursday. A traveling optician, grocer Luke Wyle, and Mrs. Gibber with children are among frequent movers through the village as hot weather and dry spells test crops and plans for school painting proceeds.
The report records a Granger picnic in Alex ander's grove near Oak Hill with limited cheer. It notes visits by Mr Beck to J J Voorbee and Tora, a brief service at Mes 1 Tysons, and Mrs Raghie-Tobinsuelis staying with the Lewis Eiler family in Warren County.
In Miltonville details describe drought and failing wells as well as flies ravaging crops. Residents face water shortages with wells failing and roads eroded. Many neighbors rely on neighbors for water and face declining living conditions amid a heatwave. Social notes list local visits and movements of residents between nearby towns.
Mrs Jon Mearhead spent days with halisitter Anna Merrit of Walnut Hits. Recital at New Haven drew several revue from the area. Mr and Mrs Limited Camerar and family of Oxford dined with Mr and Mrs Clean tailors Wednesday. Mrs Latta Hamisn and daughter Edna visited Clem Hilger and Thineha. Adelph Brown of Hamilton and Theodore Aetoy visited Upton Moorhead area. Joen Inlaes hosted dinner. Mixes Ore Wynwotger and friends attended. Organized Tible Glass met Miss Ore Tnloes. program rendered. Mrs Charles FeKintoy returned from Kentucky visit. Misses Bhanehe Taloes Euhel Babington and friends spent Sunday evening at Wartieon. Mt Al boys of Gheana played near Scinla Nall. M.C.A victorious, score 8 to ?. Mrs Moses Eckles and daughter Tol visited Kentucky relatives. Mrs Gureal Weard family spent Sunday at tielumend. Mr and Mrs Wai Mullens and Eden visited Wildter Wooley at Rely. Upton Moorhead remodeling his house.
Bethany August gathering recounts a Grange meeting in Alexander Grove with a lecture by Layle of Norwalk Ojo, a public meal, and a lively ball game. Attendees from nearby towns share news of family travels, church events, school picnics, and preparations for the Curlage Fair while plans for a Lawn Fete and other community activities unfold.
Fragmentary OCR noting individuals Cher Beckett and Jawsl Tirekett from Darttown with references to Sumlayonists and Osford, indicating a local social or obituary context without clear dates or full details.
The American Cray Company asks the Common Pleas court to quash service of summons claiming Tawny was not properly served by an authorized agent or officer. The motion contends the court lacks jurisdiction over the case.
A chaotic but dense clipping lists relatives visiting from Perley Sprtagh West Virginia and Dek Moines Iowa and residents of Crawfordsville and Lebanon visiting kin. It mentions Charles Snyder a wrestler, And a prison of poorly legible lines about crops, a Mr. Kumlop and a host in the county. It notes church events and a funeral feast invitation in August 1940.
On Cotton Run Aug 17 a large family gathering honored Grandma Wirtley with bags of Shinga and a tasty dinner. Children presented a black dress and dozens of host cards. many relatives and friends joined in, with photographs taken and wishes for happier birthdays.
Local residents including Mrs Murray Urpiston Mrs Hares Sonngen and others attended the fourth and last quarterly conference at Bethany yesterday afternoon. Numerous families hosted gatherings and visits across the week with neighbors from Dayton Sharon and Ingers town. The Jade’s Aid Society met and several couples announced plans to Bay View Michigan for a two week stay.
Aug 17 Shandon neighbor Howl picnic scheduled for next Thursday after noon on the church lawn. Supper will be shared, with cream and randy oil on site, and all are invited. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including families and students from Oberlin, Cleveland, and Van Buren.
The column reports on a pastor renewing his mission with a fine sermon and several locals gathering for visits. It notes Mrs Artie Mowiayne at the Carlage event, Warrwell visitors Vorbis and family from Warr well, Amos Larow and George E out at night, Malt Saxot planning horse showing at the Carthage Faire, George Lorne returning to Bell Telephone for six months, Narry Gary and family in Wy oming, and Paul Cadwallader set for business college. Anas Tori bought a new horse.
Springdale Ohio August reports visiting friends and relatives across towns. Lydia Middle of Wyoming visits Mrs Sarah Ad Riddle Wester. Laura Schulte of Woodlawn and Mrs Robert Reed hosted guests with Louise Reed Hamilton. Other locals host or visit in Hamilton Madisonville Norwood Covington Winona Lake Glendale Winton Place and Chicago.
Old friends and neighbors of Bishop Walder heard him preach at the church here last Sunday. Numerous local residents and relatives from Cincinnati and Hamilton were mentioned in visits, dinners, and social engagements across the area, including Miss Hatminker and others from Cincinnati and a government position in Worse mpton.
In Millville on August 17 1920s era notes list visitors and locals. Guests include Miss Lixgie Davis of Cincinnati and Della Rommel of Springdale Q, with Rev WLS Marmon and Rev J A Kunier from Weldon University billed. Local events mention a church repair at Bethel and the Ovsted-Prethren ladies social rally Saturday evening.
The August 17 gathering featured a large talent show by pupils led by Mise Myre de Scott, with Miss Ighton of Autin visiting and Mrs. Vatira Jacobs hosting. Rev. Hl. A. Secrist preached at the U. S. Cinech service, while the Sunday School picnic proved a success. Speakers Miss Mitchell and Ms EL Avilge promoted Sunday School work, and a balloon race closed the program.
Sunday school will hold an ann ual picnic on Aug 20 at Charles Recketts grove. Theodora Nely of Oxford preached Sunday evening at My E Church and baptized a member. Large attendance. Harrison Wilson of gidner was a guest of Mr and Mrs J K Davis. Philp Brown visited this week. Mrs Eliabeth Newhall of Sidney O is visiting grandparents. Thexgs of Oxford spoke Sunday with the tatters par ros. Drought continues injuring crops. farmers wish for rain.
Misses Ethel and Lots Dare spent Sunday in Lindenwald with their mother. Mr and Mrs Van Wess were visited by Mrs and Mrs John Stilch3 of Wools. Miss Mooking visiting friends in Lindenwald. Miss Tresa Nichols ill with rheumatism. Ammon Stileel hospitalized at Mercy with typhoid fever. Bowker Sunday school plans an ice cream social at the church on Friday Aug 20. Everston welcome.
A jumble of names and visits fills the Middletown scene as families and friends travel to see kin and attend gatherings. Catherine of Lebanon and Indy guests, Niagara trips, and Saturday shows show a lively community social calendar.
The Walker Chapel men offer an ice cream social on Kiwh next Saturday evening. Mrs Methy Abbott and Ell Hy vacation with relatives at his pare Geo McChire and wife visited Harvey Sunday. Chenry Woletinadani met friends this week. Frank Abbott and family leave for Michigan. Jali Bunggarner and family visited Appletons. Mrs Reuben Appleton recovers after illness. Maury Kurlan visits kin near Brookville. The M M TAS wifes meet with Mrs Sarah Dalzell next week.
Local items from Westchester recount visits by Miss Elizabeth McClerahan and family, church social plans, and a lawn fete on the church lawn. A Cincinnati hospital patient underwent surgery with a hopeful recovery. Public-spirited citizens funded road repairs, expected to finish soon to reduce dust. Other notes include new residents and visitors, holiday travel, and local family happenings.
A 17 year old Clara Brown and birdie Bel started in New Wilmington. Pa Clara drown wont torn three weeks stay and Lizzie will visit Philadelphia to see brother and sisters. Mey Litmanan wife and boys visited Lambton last week. Mrs Low Farle and son came home last Thursday. Moss Mann is home from Kansas where he spent the summer. Mrs Maga has been with doctors care for a few days. Col Smith of Columbus Ohio visiting friends. Forest Smith of Columbus at grandparents. Rev Chalmers gave an address on his mission ark among the bows in Great XT. Martha McDill visiting uncle Mr Mayan. Funeral of Walter Mann from M. S. Church Wednesday with Rev Kennedy. Interment in Hopowel Cemetery. Neile Faria Mann and LeRoy moved to the home of her parents Leslie Wilson in Chicago with relatives for a few days.
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