25 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
1
Miltonville residents report a harsh drought with minimal rain, devastating corn yields and reducing dairy butter supplies to a fraction of former levels. Farmers face hard labor, late summer plowing, and uncertain prospects as they work to salvage what remains.
A long list of attendees gathered Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Snyder for the second Snyder reunion. Guests included Lane Snyder and family, Eddie Bre, Nichol family, Offa Mirtis and daughter, WHI Stayer and Kenneth, Mantle Woperis visiting, Chas Torkett of Metreghy, Baith Duvistes from Newport, Penk Krucker of Valley View, Gerber family and John Faylor, among others. Several others report travel, visits, and local socializing with hay rides and an ice cream treat at Summerville, plus numerous relatives of the Snyder circle.
A compact promotion describes a dainty booklet of Oriental beauty powders for ladies to carry. It claims to keep appearances, soothe skin, and impart a cool bloom without staining clothes. Priced at 25 cents, offered by 2 Hopkins at 37 Auk Topaa Rhea, Ps Yorks.
Ail. 22 0. Suuliles and Walter Roberts attended local events at the Akobert's emilon. Mrs. Bibbs and Shaffer family suffered a house fire with insured losses. Mercy Hospital treated several locals including Mr Merger and family. Sunday visitors included Mr. Mergler and Mrs Slava from Savenn Darke County. Gate and Gingerioh families appeared in town. Mr. Jones hosted guests in Canieden.
Mauds Nams visits from Tara Donghping to sister Mes 4 Vern Cork as last week. Attendees at Carciage fale Brata reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs 1s on Tash Varsday. Venice visit by Miss Henrits Stare to Mrs Pearl Harvey. Mike Kilnabotle and others mentioned. Norma Murphy in Cincinnati. War Beate family in Gilendod Rose Remnion home. Ald Harvey family hosted diners. Arts Grant Chance and son Guo, Mable visiting Brown County. Mrs Robert Gerard and son Chas Sue Cincinnati visiting here.
Bethany Aug 25 A young couple from Covington wed after a surprise ceremony. The community enjoyed a county fair with stock and products, eligible prizes, races, and a social at the parsonage. A Lemon Grove Sabbath School convention, concerts, and local visits filled the week, as residents noted hot weather and widespread activities.
Aug 2a casual local column lists residents and guests across KYLES. Names include Mr. James Jackson Mrs. Cora Seckett Nelly Kyte Nettie Comer and others visiting relatives at Bunker Hit Cedar Port Moncoe and Cincinnati with mentions of church activities first communion and a Sept 1 program.
A partial local notes column lists residents and visitors in Happy Hollow and surrounding areas. Names include Geo Yanger Alpieus Powell Miss Mavie Durtis and Frank Dwyer with mentions of visits, birthdays, and gatherings. A large shed is near completion by Coorer Yanger Clem Yenger and Alpheus Powell.
Local notes recount a Friday game between Warriett and Scipio boys and a base ball gang from Warrieds. Miss Burn is injured en route to see her sweetheart, Edna and Blanche visiters, and Ednard relation attends. A large Saturday crowd and various social visits are noted, with several families hosting dinners and gatherings at homes and halls.
Fragmented local notes report visits from Dayton and Milville residents, church events, family gatherings, and a farewell sermon. Names mentioned include Pastor Cochran, Mrs. Collive, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Wong, and John W. Coch, with mentions of a baptism or infant and a summer reunion.
West Chester area society notes list residents visiting relatives, church event plans, and local family updates. Names include Mrs Margaret Long, Sherman Schoufield, Blake Jenkins, and Mrs Jackson with others noted visiting, entertaining, or moving. Details reflect a busy social calendar with church entertainments and road side gatherings.
In Fosterville on Aug 24 Joseph VanStiver remains away for a few days while Reeve shows no improvement and has returned to his sister Mrs. Joacd. The infant son of Corse and Evy Ramsey is very ill with cholera infantum and no recovery is seen. Mary Cline of Tumulan visits her son WH and Wile near Morning Sun. Karl Moore from Lewisburg is a noon day visitor to home folks on Wied. Levi Brown and wife of Camden visit with Fannie VanShiver of Streavnr and nearby, spending Sunday with Clare Barra daite and family. Nestimes VanSiiver and Moore visit several friends. Marqual wife and Sinidey spend time with their son Olay and wife near Katon. Mrs. VanKiver cares Mary Hower keel well. Messrs Aldwin, Denge, and Brown attend picnics in the Usher Ridge school yard.
Local communiqué lists visits and departures among residents and guests in Greenbush and nearby towns. Names include Callie Mock, Kathwen Hopkins, Chris Schubert, Clive, Esther Shwley, Laura Schubert, Maggie Teymans, and families from Zion City and Germantown. Several trips to Niagara Falls and Indianapolis are mentioned.
A fragmentary update lists visits and activities in Princeton and surrounding towns. Mrs. Laila Moore and Mrs. Dimer Shepherd hosted guests. Rev I D Moore plans a service before conference. Mr and Mrs Walters Warconet and children spent a day with Mr and Mrs Fy 8 Amiot. Carthage event attendance is noted and a scaffold accident near Clawson caused a shoulder injury. The region's social life, school staff changes, and local incidents are summarized from scattered lines.
Residents and visitors mingle in Franklin as neighbors and kin travel from Chicago Troy Lebanon Dayton and West Alexandria. People named include Miss Neva Iving Mrs Schenck Stoutenborough Miss Lena Shirley and Rev Wilton Syedinin visiting relatives while others attend school trips and family gatherings across Ohio and beyond.
Valley View and area residents hosted guests visiting from Oxford Mugerstown Dayton and Hamilton. The district held a missionary concert at McGonigles and hosted multiple gatherings with family and friends over a recent week.
A ragged collection of social visits and incidents across Oxford and nearby towns. Highlights include a high society address by President Newnoay of Western College of Oxford, visits by Prof. Nach and Miss Helter, and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mutawin. A severe accident injured three fingers of a local worker, prompting hospital care and community sympathy. Also noted are anniversaries, upcoming church services, and a hospital patient recovering from illness, with several residents mentioned by name.
A string of social visits fills the weekend as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gegreg Tater and family, and others share time with relatives in Harrison and nearby towns. Several attendees joined Sunday gatherings at Camdow and related events, with multiple households noted for weekend travel and hospitality.
Wordy social column lists visits and gatherings. Families from Madisonville Hamilton Seven Mile and Somerville note Sunday dinners parties and holiday travels. Names include Mr and Mrs German Angst Mrs Clarene Hane Miss Bonne Buchheit and several Lehnhausers among others.
In the morning sun report from August 24 the Isocul event at the church drew crowds, noting a fall in a child’s health and a recent timekeeping change. George Remoey’s family mourns, while Oxford hosts a reunion for Wii OLY members and a poll call is answered.
New waves and visits mark the week with multiple local social notes. Charles Brahm, Finny Loxford, and Charles Gimate attend gatherings. Jom Gerlangh hosts Kenneth Sepitik for a week in Jay-Low. Celia Campbell enjoys a brief home vacation as Myrlie Scott and Mev attend events. The Weglersile wedding at the bride’s home features Rev A I Hendrichton officiating and Koy O I Weil assisting.
Mrs Amy Cameron spent several days with Mia at Mt Carmel. Mrs dates attends fandly, spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Samuel Cameron of Oxford. Miss Ethel Uabington returned to Middletown after summer with Mr Upton Moorehead. Miss Alina Milter visited Harrison Ma and Mrs Clem Tilacs and daughter Vlanehe at Dayton and Edder ads. Miss Waad Potters of New Haven visiting Miss May Perry. Marcus Beard called at Oheana. Miss Carrie Babington of Middletown visiting friends here. Picnic attendees from here went to Oheana Saturday. Mr pu Mrs Wm trioes and daughter Margery spent Sunday with Miss Schafer of Springhe.
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