03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes social events and local notices with names like Mary Eldvidge, Miss Jay, Mrs. Mak, and many unclear references. It mentions gatherings, visits, rides, a card party, a weekend with relatives, and trips to Ballas Texas. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled words and missing context.
Pleasant Run residents share news of engagements and visitations. Friends recount recent greetings at a neighborhood gathering, while others note medical concerns and hospital visits. The item mentions travel from colleges, church activities, and upcoming social events in the community.
Fragmentary OCR lists visitors and social entries at Greenbush and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Hen Tatas, Miss Bessie Shelly, and Catherine Titie with various titled visits to neighbors, weddings, and gatherings, plus dates and names scattered through the text.
A fragment mentions M Gonigle and family spending Sunday with Mrs Peter Laut, planning to visit Sidney and Cohmahas Ohio, and visiting relatives in Brashears. Samuel Lane and the Queen Esther Circle gathered in the afternoon. Clara Fry hosted dinner with a mix of names and grandparents Mr and Mrs Brown nearby.
A garbled运行 of social happenings lists couples and gatherings around Happy Valley and Tamas Valley. Mentions include engagements, marriages, afterglow evenings, visitors, and community events with scattered names such as William S. Weaver Betsy and Lena, along with references to local families and meeting days.
A chaotic late evening in the small community features an unexpected arrival by Boh 200 Uns, a surprise at the Geme, and a well attended party with many locals including Mrs. Aether Eranter and Mrs. Wainy. Guests sung, danced and shared buns and cake while water and Latst Sagard beverages circulated. A planned act of mischief involving an unauthorised individual raised tension but the mood remained festive as neighbors like Miss Kui Pach hei and Thomas Wing joined the gathering.
The note details a church or community gathering in Sharonville with plans for a fair on March 23 and 24. It lists kitchen booth supervision by Mrs Amanda Wall and Mrs Mary Howard, a cake and ceramic display, and various fancy articles for sale. Several residents are noted visiting relatives and attending services.
Community happenings include social visits, anniversaries, and gatherings at homes and opera house. Notable mentions involve Mrs. John Griesmee entertaining kin, Mrs. Evans hosting a dinner, and Mrs. Marta Sieh celebrating a birthday. Also noted are church events, convalescence reports, and upcoming meetings in Mason and nearby towns.
Residents of West Elkton and Warren County visit relatives including Antur Slack and wife. Numerous local names appear in brief society notices with arrivals, outings, and travels around Cincinnati and Middletown.
The community mourns the deaths of Mr. DeArman and Miss Gara Jones with funeral details and tributes. Mrs. Jones had recently moved from the village to Cincinnati, while DeArman was remembered as a respected figure whose passing followed a sudden accident. The text notes faithful friends, Christian character, and condolences from neighbors and relatives. Burial and memorial rites are announced, with services held in the local Congdon church after a period of illness and bereavement.
The Darktown community hosts a Home Valent gathering Wednesday led by AGW Galen and the Christian Endeavors. Invited attendees include Mrs Martha Harris and Mr Mrs Cleudes Berkett with family, Miss Edna Hagen, Miss Anna Heisinger, Miss Car ole Weiss, and many local residents. A social evening followed with plans for a dance at Wells Niehol on the 16th of March and a charity supper raising funds for the local O O F lodge.
Mis Kina Baldwin died at her home last week in Mauds Maes. Funeral services were to be held at Helensville MLM church, with burial at Lavernment-Jy Hronvkside cemetery. Various obituaries and local notices mention Herbert Sembrengey and Mr Somers, with fragments noting visitors, carpenters at work, and attendees at a payout convention.
A fragmented report notes a community gathering at Brown Run with public vending and a turnout of families and local residents. It mentions an Otter at a public venue and various local names, a teachers association meeting, and a sermon attendance. References to Mt Adkeney and Ankeny appear among family reunions and pastor visits.
Fragmentary entries show visitors and family events across Lowe's Chapel area. Mentions include Miss Mole Kalo and alae Hun Wan visiting relatives in Franklin, Mrs Adam Toatiman hosting, and Mr. amb Mve. Me Bauifent visiting after taking care of Samyed location, with several mentha references and unclear names.
In New Haven parish, revival meetings are under construction at Yhush WH Church with strong attendance and expected conversions. Girge Wuuber hosted post card gatherings with RL McClure and families, while several from Lincoln and Akago attended Sehanl School convocation.
Verabant and Mid Péh visitors join cousins and neighbors for holiday dinners and gatherings. Families like Cleaver, Shvosan, Wynns, and Shearer hosted relatives as Edward Adame and others attended a Caitilinad entertainment at Wheann last Friday evening.
A fragmentary Jacksonburg item lists local figures and happenings, mentioning Tenry J. Hacks, Black Well, Lucy Seane, and others tied to Main Street Cincinnati and Wayne Township. It notes a Hall in Mohanie Terstitete and various moves, appointments, and a Justice of the Peace.
Princeton area notes list visitors and social visits including Mrs Hinnear and Mrs Filmer Shephent with a child at Hamilton, Murray Urmston and Amor Chawtson at the Miller sale in West Chester, C Clawson meeting at Hughes Station, and Mrs Grover Clark visiting relatives. Hog sellers Mayple Drake Craager posted fat hog sales, Murray Urmston hosting, and local Society ladies monthly meeting at Maison Garthus on Wednesday. The Current Events group hosted by Als Mireway Urmistan and others is mentioned.
Nonsensical OCR fragment lists names and events from a local diner and home visits. Mentions Wash Phares Minnie entertaining at a diner, Mr. and Mrs. WA Shafer, Clive Stovk Sant, Joss and fret, and a sale at Ox fox Pritay. Also references Pent Pagh Ma and Mes. Mby Crist, Miss Edith Mort, Jens Pugh, Oxford, and other nearby residents in scattered social notes.
Lebanon reports visitors from Paris and Middle Town, with Mrs. Allegheth Bell arranging a dance and social events. Local farmer Frank Tro and others are noted, while plans for a Rasystorein care pan hall event on Thursday night are announced along with host Rod Monta and guests Miss Mtcel Bhurpeon and Charles Hewin.
Bethany notes reveal a busy schedule with Special services at the Bethany church, a Valentine event planned by the Ladies Aid Society, and social visits from residents. Local reporting mentions a theater singe group, a county lecture course, a partition sale near Warren County, and gas line work, plus school and church activity, sports, and teacher association discussions.
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