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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
2
The Telegraph reports on a proposed ten cent per pound tax on oleomargarine with a protective slant and discusses potential legislative action. It also notes Christmas charity ideas for the city’s public schools and hints at concerns about schoolroom arrangements for needy children and the soldier’s long recovery from injuries.
A jumble of town announcements lists an evening meeting at the town hall for the MB Aid Society with admission 20 cents, a child’s 10 cent rate, and a sermon in Oluglanti for the Dea concer Hospital. Also noted are Bible study talks, preacher sermons, railroad specials, and mentions of local people and a Dayton business school.
Somerville youth prepare a December 24 program for Obistist Eve at the ME Sunday School. The event features music, songs, and a grand march with many participants. Other notes mention Daniel Maskapis entertaining relatives, Lou Braco family visits, and recent moves and repairs in town.
Local obituaries and community notices from Millville and surrounding areas list Olara Moore buried at Millville Cemetery on Friday. Died Wednesday in the week prior, with services and funeral details noted for community members in Keitel Sanday and Lower Sandusky. A German Reformed Church event, a high school cantata, and opening exercises at Elton are referenced amid the period’s social announcements.
Visitors from neighboring towns attended a ceremony marking groundwork for the Fe Wayne Dayton and Cincinnati Traction Road planned to run extended along its line with a ground breaking at the M 1 8 church. Dr George of Dayton spoke on benefits. band performances preceded the speech and a dinner followed with local residents noted."}
Huntsville residents and visitors gather for professional business and religious services while Ella Barber dies after a long illness and a prostrating attack. Reports note visits by Dr. Hall and others, with social calls among families like the Silvol, Miner, and Gorsuch households.
Lys Carlisle and Tilton return home after visiting daughter Mrs W Kohl in Mason Ar and Mr J Spies spent weekend in Cincinnati Dora and Biya hosted a dove party for Mr J Winters soon bound for California Decorations glowed with candles Attendants included Mrs J C Winters Mrs Joseph A Toambertw and others George Mouth hosted relatives with Mr and Mrs Veter Perrine Miss Marty Dubois returned home from Dayton Edward Selby family moved to Sunsbury Several weddings noted Miss Mary Chamberlin and Mr Harry Auiely of Tin were married at the Chamberlin home Ray Maltingly officiated and guests offered best wishes for the newlyweds
A fragmentary notice advertises embroidered eye lace trimmed handkerchiefs for sale, mentioning delicate linen and ladies accessories. The text references gift items and a ceremonial context with unclear details but signals a sale of handkerchiefs around a fashion or domestic goods theme.
Ad promotes leather and glass boxes including collar, duff, glove and puff boxes in gold trim. Mentions prices and sizes with references to Florida and a date 21-08. Claims to offer excellent gifts for the right occasion at the fight recital.
Mrs Gilbert travels to Bathany nat Gatorday for her father’s funeral. Alpha Black stayed with relatives at Lawenca borg Tad. TV. Brown and family visited Joe Stare’s family in New Baltimore. The post meeting elected officers for the coming year. A fire alarm Friday morning prompted a quick brigade response, preventing injuries.
Sugar Valley residents share a series of visits and social calls. Clayton Conger and wife spent days visiting Lewicking and West Alexandria while Mrs William Trmb visited Julie Dongura Tharaloy. Walter Reel and spouse viewed a new house. Tred Morton dined with the Gorgers. Ed Hosner and family visit relatives near West Elkton. Henry Kreck and Mrs Burnedite Haris spent Saturday with Mrs Longman who is seriously ill.
In Middletown on Monday Pater Heer Way reported Jon Ross resigning from Sem Mudford's. Mrs Sara Mullord violated on Monday August 8. Bill Wine Butter of Hono, ts vitbine veuer, Mrs J Koudinet. Fred Salisbury left Sundeyts vid.
The text references friends at Riley and Ayvera returning home after an event with the Ayers family and Moore. It mentions a private council meeting where King Edward fixed June 1, 103, as the coronation date, though the wording is unclear and fragments are missing.
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