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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
1
Bethany Dythany December 28 The annual Christmas entertainment by the M. Stadny school drew a fair audience on Christmas eve. A varied program of school songs and recitals pleased the crowd. A holiday treat followed for children while the church and community noted services and preparations for the pastor’s fast. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings, with residents sharing festive meals and goodwill.
Landen Of Pueblo Col visits Lincoln guest sister Mrs Hi Cark entlet. Sunday school exercises delight attendees. Elva Titus born at home. Miss Elva Titus to visit a few days. Funeral of Mother Zilcox held Tuesday. Revival meetings at Brethren church nightly. Mr Phelps Stokes reportedly ill and traveling for recuperation.
Christmas greetings and visits fill a village as residents attend Bethany and M.E. Church entertainments. Local families including Gorsuch, Voorhees, Ring, and Williams share dinners and gifts while children perform at school programs. Residents travel to Middletown and Kyles Station, with reports of a veterinary change and a funeral viewing.
Readable lines describe several residents of a village visiting kin near Christmas. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Chas Robinson, Mrs Lato Covsuch of Bethany, Mr and Mrs WH Paveto and daughter, Miss Jossie Robinson, and Tyson family guests, with references to Warren and Middletown areas and a Christmas Day visit.
A fragmented Christmas roundup details residents visiting, dinners, and family gatherings across Seven Mile and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Sharp Ayres Alma Haid and many others as they shared holidays with relatives in Lafayette Hamilton Denver and Calis.
The report lists numerous holiday visits as families, including Mr and Mrs Harvey and Gay Norbert Wilson in Minisinsbury, Mr and Mrs G Ruanlap and Robert Wise of Mountbeniss, and Emanuel Thompson with Wig Wai Nedhai spending Christmas with relatives. Additional mentions include Mr grad Mrs de BL Sanh, the new children with Calertia, and extended gatherings with Mr and Mrs Iert Shepherd and Missy visiting Horbhind and Trento. The tone recreates a local community holiday roundup with many names and places.
Several residents and relatives from Harrison Minnesota and nearby towns spent a Sunday with relatives and friends. Names include Mrs Win Mr Baker and daughter Gartrade Mr Micksel Pischer George Jones and many others visiting across households.
Obituaries and local notices: Catharine Hayles dies of drought complicating life with daughter Mrs Lewhatts in Middletown. Born in Germany August 11 1834, survived by sons, daughters, grandchildren and one sister Mrs Suvan Diver. Funeral held at Middletown Tollaran Church. Also Mary Cantsche dies, daughter of Chils Cantsche, Madison Township native over fifty years ago. Funeral arrangements and family remembrances across Miltonville area. Weather notes, recent moves, and community updates from Middletown region with names like Gantsehe Vanscook Vanacoys and local residents.
Hue 25 Mr and Mrs Lilin Weaver of St Charing hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Unt Ter Shepherd and Libeor Devwiekier family. Cour Hamiltons hosted Situly and SNS. John Miller and Catherine Weilfer were among attendees. Louise Kammerer visited for the holiday week. Visitation from Vizettom and Neate families noted plus a district entertainment turnout. Preaching services scheduled for Sabbath afternoon.
Christmas social rounds at Wehr’s Crossing include Frank Mbolott and family dining with Bert Burgess. Reuben Appleton hosted Christmas dinner. Vearl and Vera Bell and Beasts Path spend holidays with Wehr family. Ed Alvory and relatives visit. various locals travel to spend winter with kin and friends. New Year’s Eve program at Walkyr Chapel.
The item lists residents and visitors from Princeton and nearby towns over the Christmas period. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kloet of Cincinnati, Silas Menmett and Rachel Kinmar, and Jamey Clawson, with references to guests, travels to Hamilton, Indianapolis, Middletown, and Bethany. A Christmas donation event raised about 74.90 for a local pistol fund. weather notes mention four inches of snow and temperatures from 4 to 20 degrees above zero.
Fragmented from a Hamilton area social page detailing Christmas gatherings and visits. Names include Orville Gast, the Mble Col liege, Lexington residents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Meier, the Wooley family, and many local households. Entertainment at Scipio draws a crowd. drama club from Okeant High School plans a play. schools closed last week for holidays. various dinners and surprise parties cited with numerous relatives and neighbors mentioned.
Shannon reports a fatal accident during a public Christmas celebration as Walter Moris, formerly of the village, dies after a fire watching incident in Cincinnati. The bereaved include father Weeley Moris and brother Bruce Moris, with one sister in Cincinnati. Funeral conducted by ALR Pugh in Cincinnati. burial at Wesleyan cemetery. Several locals and visitors return for holidays, among them Harry Scott Cranford Mor O. 8. Ue Lity Milholand Pothymet from Cincinnati and others. Stanley Robison dies at home last Thursday. private interment at Venleo.
Dee Pisgar and party attended by Mrs Vast Mrs Mongoose and others at Home Social Club last Tuesday. Ed Wieck and Gen Whurst won first and second prizes. Guests included Robert Kennedy and family and Annie Stephene. Cincinnati visitors Jo Namyan Fanny and Miss Hipple Van attended Cantata West Chester. Earl Leytel family vacationed in Cavinston Ky. Horace Hammon shopped for Christmas. Eylith Worsend’s school received treats from Kate Churs. Holind and bride from Colorado holidaying with Charles Uoland family. Sunday school Christmas exercises drew several locals to Socialville.
Somerville community notes detail a Saturday Town Hall program by the M B Sunday serial group, a Christmas display by railroad workers at the depot, and multiple family gatherings. Grandma Meo hosted relatives for Wee Wee New Year, while local plans mention Pred B Baker appearing January 4 on the platform as part of a lecture series.
In West Chester area reports of holiday visits include Hoyewin of Shisan and his mother, with W. H. Van Hise noting a recent sadness. CHL Berger Tol family observed Christmas with Mr and Mrs W. Oader, while Miss Beatrice Snider of Bt Resnard visited her sister Goldie here. Mrs. Kinney and Mrs. Biophenaon enjoyed Sunday with Hamilton friends. A watch meeting at the Presbyterian church next Saturday night was held. Ray Phillips plans to leave the brea business for other work after giving up his flag. Owen Bairsmple, long resident of Chicago, visited relatives and the Association this year. Christmas exercises at the Presbyterian church Friday night drew a large audience and praise for the holiday season. Thrigtul spent the Christmas time with relatives on Dayenn.
Hopewell residents recount a busy Saturday with visits from Willie and family in Liberty Hovell Frant Orr owners of a Shetland pony show plans for a wedding Dame Runger hints at a forthcoming ceremony near Eaton Harry Taylor and family spend Cheisenas in Sugar Valley Robert Raiser and Morning San visit Wier Bell at Filer Haven George Miller and daughters Hazel Edith spent the day in College Corner with relatives Mrs Martha Ory and son join Ox roast in College Corner George Miller family members noted among weekend visitors Family attendance figures and small community events highlighted.
Pleasant Hill scenes unfold with Walter Moore visiting from Kentucky to see Levi Waer and W B Phillix at Shandon on Saturday afternoon. Mary Wynn stays with Oro Nyswonger in Macedonia while Hallie Strickler hosts a gentleman for dinner. Mr Wynn and family with Aly and Mrs Jones join Samuel Lanz family for Sunday dinner. Levi Waer hosts guests for dinner Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and monetary figure over 5400 with unclear petition references and mixed nonstandard phrases. The readable items include random capitalized tokens and stray abbreviations, lacking coherent event or entities for a clear summary.
Miss Ida frow ard and Ma Beek of Sharonville shopped in Ciheinnall midweek and guests from Cincinnati and Lockland attended a Christus dinner at a local home. The Baches Club hosted Willian Francis of Pisenn and several Sharonville residents, with many families listed as visiting or entertaining in the area. A note invites readers to the Presbyterian church oyster event on December Ist.
The text lists a flurry of community notes from a small town during Christmas and New Year. It mentions holiday meetings, missionary society events, and the Mission Band planning for January. Numerous names and addresses are given as residents visit relatives, attend church functions, and share Christmas time with family in nearby towns.
A regional report notes that AROPT GUELE Fredquek and Hattiebh Boles have adopted Waltha tavel Van j Ansdalt as their surname following discussions of a renamed identity. The announcement marks a notable personal and community shift amid local naming debates.
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