08 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
1
A rambling village chronicle recounts Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings in Miltonville and surrounding towns. It notes ships of gossip about visitors, local harvest work, road improvements, hunting reports, and the gradual settlement of Northwest life including a lengthy tribute to a pioneer family and the harsh early winters shaping their daily routines and prospects.
The will of Carris B L Pottenger has been filed for probate. The estate is left to husband David, with the children to receive the remainder. The document is dated October 27, 1940.
The piece records a postponed social event due to bad weather with several local couples and families mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. Anas Winter planned a Saturday gathering, but poor conditions reduced attendance. Those who attended enjoyed music and sociable moments at various homes, with names such as Mrs. Goo Laker, Mr. and Mrs. Joan Goudinin, and Mrs. Arma Baird noted among the guests.
Jacksonburg area notes show residents visiting relatives and hosting events including a Presbyterian church dinner on December 20 at Meksonburg and a large family gathering after a hunting trip. Mentions thinly detail farm loans, livestock, and local social ties among families in the region.
The report notes six parents in Morning Sun afflicted by consumption with mentions of relatives and neighbors. Various residents including Williard Haya and family, John Ory, Anabel Brown, and Clara Marshall are listed among local activities and illness updates. A lecture attendance and visits to neighbors are also referenced amid the outbreak notes.
Greenbush community news details Dee Peacheer recovering in Dayton hospital for weeks. Reports of visits Sunday from Mr and Mrs Chris Mack, Mr and Mrs Chas Geeding, Craver of Crow's Row. Stump family and Vera Irene visited W C Howkins. Ernest Schwartzentrauber of Mail University visited locals. Sick listed: Mrs W Hopkins, Mrs Walter Clevenger, Miss Freda Velte. Callie Mack called on Mrs Freda Vella. Miss Marie Conner visiting sister Mrs WHHL Walters near Waddlelaven. Hila Geay and Walter Dayton spent time with Mrs Ed Stamp. Mrs Chas Greenfelt of Brown Ren visiting Mrs W C Roping. W C Hopkins noted Middletown visit.
Residents and relatives gathered in Nation Grove and nearby towns for Thanksgiving and weekend visits. George Stimon and son Karl hosted Dana of Relief. Mitchell, Gail Mg, Charles, and others were seen socializing in Oxford and Bayton. Biracial gatherings included Mrs Hertel, Mr. and Mrs. Gildea Urllew, and families sharing meals and conversations across communities.
Okeana and Oreana residents plus Neo Tr and Mrs Hradeen and family visited, with Mr and Mrs Stephen Molten and daughter Rotella spending Saturday and Sunday in Oxford. Anene Hamisiaty and Misa Hainaklark were seen at a busy peer place, while Mrs Alpha Jack and Dow Witley ac were noted in recent work.
A jumble of names and partial activities shows residents visiting relatives, hosting guests, and spending time with friends across Harrison, Okeana, Sharton, and surrounding areas. Meetings and informal gatherings feature families like the Jans, Mouck, Walther, and Shraser, with farm plans and weekend visits noted.
Chester Wiest and Nettie Philips visited in Tixylon with Stella Clark of Middletown and Fern Miller. An oyster supper and a tea were held with limited attendance due to weather. Mrs Ann Krouskopf's farm will be sold on December 31. Henry J T McClay lectured on Upside down People. John Terger and family visited relatives in Macon and nearby.
December items report Davis family returning home after illness, Beggs hospital visit, and a local child with fever. Sabbath School scholars plan Xmas entertainment. Neighbors Beckell and Dave visited, bringing fine birds. Mrs Beckett and Misses Beckett visited the pastor’s wife. Local hunter activity noted with limited details.
Gano Gano December 7 A note that the Ladies Art Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs. Tucker's on Thursday December 8 Miss Emma Montangergent will be guest of Uncle Bert Larew of Woodlawn and others. Revival meetings at the Presbyterian church begin at 7 40 p m Birds and visits noted with Cincinnati and Woodlawn residents.
Community members from Darrtown and surrounding areas report visits with relatives in Ohio and Tennessee. Mrs. Waveis and Mrs. Minder visit Ute formun’s sister Mya. Mrs. Harris plans a trip to Me Gonlrie to visit daughter. News arrives of a newborn son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Webs in Sandonwaly.
Somerville residents and relatives gathered over weekend with Abbot Wagner and Mrs Wagner of Elwood attending. Evangelist from Muncie conducted revival services at the M B Terrace. School debates featured topics on misery, crime, and poverty. notices of lectures, fairs, and church events filled the week.
At the Shandon lodge meeting last Friday, officers were elected: Noble Grand William Navies, Vice Grand Gay Pool, Financial Secretary John M. Byvans, Recording Secretary Stanley M. Rowland, Treasurer Without Jeakins, Trustee William Myers. Sam Johnson of Vanituren and Mrs Eva Swartz of Greenville visited relatives. Elizabeth Magnehay retired from California. A Christmas cantata will be given by the Congregational Sunday School. Mrs B. Schradin resumed a ramp trip to Mississippi. A new passenger timetable for the C and C went into effect on Ist.
In Llville Michigan preparations for Christmas programs fill Sunday schools. A local drama will be staged this Saturday at Woothe Hall. Mee Claskey sprains an ankle while travels regretfully. Wiltsey and Fally visited Millsile. Cachran Hake orchestra plans extra rehearsals to fit tunics.
New Haven area reports about four and a half inches of snow with a light thaw in Brookville Ohio. Miss Lizzie DeArmond concludes a stay and plans to relocate to Hamilton while the Home Mission Day featured observed exercises.
Deg 7 Jessa Prince spent last Saturday with his mother at the home of B T Whiolis Seelie. Life son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Clawson is quite sick with a writing cold on the lungs and holding pneumonia. A number from this place attended a turkey dinner at the home of PL Hall in Hebany. They report a good dinner. Salem Clawson cold here past week. Raseed of Cincinnati Aly Russell is a shopper to the coast markets. The Ladies Ald Goelety meet at the home of Mrs J Th WM on Wednesday. Nearby residents attended a party at Miss Gleata Werle Friday night. Snowfall halted corn husking for a few days, affecting yield expectations.
Bunker Hill reports residents Irwin and family visiting, illness lists include Daria Hopkins and Mavaret Lel ureok, convalescent Mrs Gen Pops. The Union Sunday School plans a December 13 program titled The King of Glory at the Rinker church. Mrs Whore Stilzel, daughter Anna Louise, and Maude Iewin visited Pewion recently.
The Pythian Sisters appoint committees for their forthcoming temple session in June, with lists for executive, room, program, decorating, registration, badge, entertainment, and other posts. Names include Ke Mc Jonald, Lucy Garey, Anna Loy, Maud Ha, Annie Wiruau, Nora Henson, Mary youn, Louis Grim, Blanche Ports, Anuisa Scheleip, Eva Miller, Bertha Purdy, and many others. The document lists numerous members across all panels and roles.
The article argues that indigestion and weak stomachs spoil holiday meals and praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for restoring stomach vigor. It claims the tonic cures dyspepsia, creates appetite, and makes eating pleasurable during the Christmas feast.
Seven Mile and nearby towns share a week of visits and greetings. Residents travel to Texas California and Indiana, while relatives gather for illness, dinners, and a Presbyterian meeting hosted by L B Polandey. church activities include a MOK church session and a B company meeting with songs and social time.
Somerville residents report visits and family news including relatives from Germantown entertaining kin, Albert Keeckler and children returning from Kentland, and Mrs Welch welcoming a baby boy. Other items note residents traveling to Camden, hospitality at various homes, and local caregiving and housekeeping arrangements. Several names and minor events reflect a typical community column of social activity.
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