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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
16
The week features a Presbyterian church social with ice cream and cake, postponed events due to weather, and a busy roster of visitors and gatherings. Residents visit relatives in Ohio and beyond, attend conferences, and host neighbors with meals, dances, and outings at local homes and the zoo.
An April weekend narrative unpacks visits among Mrs Daly Diamond of Hamilton Miss Opal Trew of Oxford and local families. It notes calls by Ida Becker on Lucy Jones, gatherings hosted by Mrs George Schafer and Mrs Willis Murnhardt, and extended family moments with the Jones Loos and Denmond households.
In Maurgavdly guests Mrs. Miehteb hites and Minnie Spotl visit, with Miss Sieders and Miss Minnis Duvall Whe Pithoweek noted. Local residents Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Wellwood host sewing guild members in Hhaumitan, while Hamilton guests Len and Lifian Wordruff attend Standen Wish School Minmi Association gathering at the Zoo.
West Chester residents Mia Shari and their daughters visited the Beekley family in Hookland with Augustua Kloman Rundtay joining. The brief noted family connections and local travel amid a tight community network.
Weekly notices from West Eleton report a Sunday School convention at Quaker Grove with speakers Reverends Darling and Lowe, a reunion planned for Miriam Potten ger’s home on Aug 28, and various family visits and travels to Pennsylvania Indiana and Michigan. Local residents purchase a Maxwell auto and attend funerals and family gatherings.
A fragmented local column reports Ayers and Mrs Mes visiting Gulimbus and Prquajareleasing this week after time with Mrs. Hob 4. Gux and relatives. Mes Mrs Stroks move their Newark ties. a Wednesday brie visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alfeeds Voorhis. Mes W SN plans Chicago travel with Tom. Baron and daughter Cagnell visit Michigan for three weeks to see her mother. Ghuib entertained with Miss Alvend Wyle and Miss Alina Rebeck heads to Columbus for a week. William Bill, aged citizen near Magun, funeral held Tuesday. Catermont Stoat ML cemetery noted. Lawn fete postponed. Wayne shorts set lawn event August 28 on WK.
Melevi 3 Denman of Wyanting visited Mather Spatnzenberger Taal week. The local Wrights of Pythias parade: the tatel property, the foot at Liberty st,ands ane Offing shop For lodge and steial purposiys, Me, Bullerwick at family lave anved La Lahanon Oba, Sain Delker and: family. After a visit of six weeks, Martin Herape once family' Lente gone to Wonster Obie, wheir line i eiameeed in teatele line. Bernard Sinaigs and Rouily visited Geor Miller, Sunday.
Mauds Mrs Russell lina and zon Kenneth of Rhav andiks spent last Thursday with Will Hanna and daughter Mw Mal ds. Mr and Mrs Tom Gersueh attended funeral of a relative at Man, Lest week. Ladies Aid society hosting Tuesday evening. Aust Meo and Mrs Wa Medtunpy contributed aid and gifts. Shower given for Mrs Siofra Piaidige on Saturday afternoon. received many useful presents. Bethan Chane of Heetsta visited Helen Senter last week. Mr Thebeyn hosted Sunday visit with Mitchinote family West.
Pleasant Hill notes list neighbors and visitors including Mr Mary and Mrs Meyers, Allen Marris and wife, Walter Moore, Mrs Wynn, Alvin Wat Hud, Gladys, Gily Kadi, Neal, Will Pugh, Joe Pugh, Kennie Iren Jaye Lou, and others. Weekend visits, homecoming and work plans are mentioned with several family names and local households referenced.
Jennerah Hinckley of Oxford died Monday after a long decline. Born in 1stl to James and Eleanor Shera, she moved with her family to Oxford, lived on Campus Avenue near Psi Alpha Psi, and cared patiently for parents and an invalid sister. A devout Methodist, she supported missions and charitable work with a gentle, unselfish life.
A garbled obituary style fragment lists many names including Mrs Frank Mallin and Mr William Feth. It mentions a Lindelspan fir wud Baliday and a funeral or family gathering with references to Trenton Salueiday and Berth. The text is heavily corrupted with misread letters and missing context, but indicates multiple family notices and a Sunday gathering with mournful tones.
A jumble of names and events outlines visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Families travel between towns, with mentions of Mrs. Harry Foster, Clara Minnwns, Miss Gla Brown, and Mrs. Marry Fogler visiting relatives in Nebraska, Texas, and Missouri, plus church and school notes and a library event.
Mr and Mrs Lerten Gilford Dayton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Avgsparger Mrs Silas Arnold and daughter Effet called on Miss Rik Periige Surtihiy afternoon. Mr and Mrs Char y Tavis and family attended birthday dinner at the home of Mee Von Stein Namillon. May 21 192? visitors from Hamilton, Elizabeth Kade and Ma AWHinn Bahue spent Sunday with Mee and Mrs John Kadle and family. Myatt Wes Cleve Rupp and family called on Mrs and Mrs Frederick Srimkey.
In New Haven a stream of social notices highlights residents making moves and visiting others. Ane fier ve ant perisiinn Ws the tins s shower toe Mise Maw Aenohl on Dinrsday atheros al Che ane of dacab Pouches Hermana: Cries expregardles good wishes in a naerler of perthy eifls. Weley Houdebush enter fuurday cumber of her suine Triviuds Saturday after agia ie hon ayof Miew Blizatwtt Swing. OF Seleering fol uis Turn te Al Ba person of Ginetta will move to Cablfienta Jon Mehaee and family took ae aiha tein to Maantithe Cisse Titel work. Jo Wynketlett and Gils speo Japat et Hee geet ot Loadianapedis. A.D Sralt and a daughter spent Auimiday will Ress d W. Wilhenerie it Hamilten.
Local market notes show Wheal-si at 0.05 bushel and corn at 73 dollars per bushel. Quota listed at 850 bushels, with Buckeye Flour at 66 dollars, Bon Ton Flour at 0 dollars, Telephone Flour at 96.50, and Bran at 28 dollars per ton.
A lengthy report notes multiple fine horses entered for racing at the State Fair. It mentions anticipated top entries, the event’s schedule, and plans around admission days including special honors for children and Civil War veterans. The piece references Ohio state events, the fair board, and notable officials guiding the program.
A dense crop of commodity notes and pricing across meats dairy produce and staple goods. Includes lambs calves milk hens grains fruits and vegetables with assorted regional prices and grades. Names of item types and price quotes from California to Illinois appear alongside market terms and freight references.
The opening of an old road near the Okanna school building and the ratway closure drew Hamilton local officials as they confer with the county commissioners about the project.
In August 23 dispatch from Reupord, Tsaae 1. Adamson, aged 54, died after fasting for 42 days at his daughter Mrs. Rachael Sele’s home. He did not explain his prolonged fast before death.
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