23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
In Huntsville on Monday Frank Murphy and George Williams were observed with a large cattle drive while Miss Mary Williams called on Mrs Tyson. George Williams purchased a bakery venture and is remodeling a property. Mr Tyson traveled to Cincinnati for his son Marian’s hotel post. Community chatter covers visitors, deliveries, and small trades amid mild winter weather and routine social calls.
Bethany February report details a large crowd at the Pot Pie dinner held at the K of P Hall on Saturday. Revenue exceeded 72 dollars from receipts plus booth proceeds, totaling about 85 dollars, with attendees from neighboring villages and a full hall. The event showcased food, crafts, socializing, and a musical play in West Chester, while announcing local moving plans, community changes, and a notable automobile prize winner.
Feb 23 items from Mason report mourning, visits, and club events. Charles Conover and family attended a funeral and hosted guests. Mrs Freeman Williamson hosted the Home Calore Club. Misses Borns and Ladd visited Lawrence and guests from Germany attended the institute. Social workers and church groups hosted meetings. numerous travel and visitation notes appear. The Mariners’ District event ran midweek with a program on Nar. A 70th birthday celebration for Mrs Voorhis drew relatives. Warren Arthur died after a railroad accident involving a brake chain snapping. funeral held at Mason Church. Interment at Rose Hill.
Yeella Angst and relatives visited week with cousin Avety of Hamilton Mr and Mrs Richard Hardin and Arey WitAn, spending several days with Mrs Anna dhuedin. Grandma Wirtley visits daughter Mrs Peter Jasbring as others attend weddings and Cincinnati trips. Portales reports Hanford's Balsam used.
Wright who has been very sick the past week is improving with Dr Gil in attendance. K O Mann and family are on his farm northwest of town. Rev Spencer and C C McCrex, with Joan Pinkerton, go to Krebsburg Kentucky to organize a congregation. Mrs Mot L Ramsey visits her sister Mrs Medillan at Osford. Jos Wilson and wife head to Washington with stops. Will Wrights cared for their nephew H C Wright last week. Whooping cough widespread in community. R J Brown, R A Wilson, Irand Tosis Brower and J J Paris attended a gathering at the home of BLU, Crown and were pleased to meet with Mir and Mead jRonlism, who are respected members of the club.
Miss Alfa Brant Ned hosted guests over Sunday with Miss Nettle Miller of West Chester. Word came Friday of the death of Mrs Charity Kyle Gulette, a lifelong resident who lived in Hamilton recently. funeral Monday in Hamilton. Several Kyle family members and friends attended dinners and gatherings in Cincinnati and surrounding areas, with visits from Miss Irene Front of Springfield and others in the community.
Local notes record many visitors and social visits around College Corner and Oxford. Families including Finch, Morrical, Shacke, G. Goble, and Kunkle are mentioned with visits, gatherings, and a new baby born to Mr. A. Kunkle. A purchase at Shetland and several calls on neighbors fill the week.
Elizabeth Wright and son Herschel visited in San dey WHR Me with George Baker and Charles Fisher at the corn show in Hamilton. Mrs. Laos and May Schradin spent Sunday with Mrs. Loos. John Daniel and N. Fish visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Edward Loos welcomed a daughter. W. Moench and daughter Wilma plus Miss Mattie Daniel visited Miss Marty Schradin. Nelson Loos spent Sunday with Harry and Victor Dunnoworth. W. Daniel has Bell phone service. Mrs. Dimanworth visited Sunday morning. Harry Cleaver and Charles Fisher gathered Friday evening at Okeana. Henry Wear sale at Okeana drew attendees. YW Barnhart sold notes to B. Jeferes of Okeana. Dunnowarth plans shots for next year, per last season. Clifford Danial visited W. Daniel three evenings. W. Moenk spent Friday in Cincinnati. James Lana conducted business at Hamilton. Saturday work noted.
West Chester features social visits from Henry Dimitriof Lark Jana and Mrs Beckett noted with guests from LorKland Monrz and Hamilton. A severe gelope attack confines Fred Wieke to home, while Charles Haserman suffers multiple broken ribs after a fall trimming trees. The Agenda Society hosts a box social at the George Jones home with a strong turnout and funds raised. The M E church entertainment course draws a large crowd with a successful program and lively lessons.
Greenbush residents and relatives visit connections across Messersburg West Elkton Beavertown Trenton and Brown Run. Farm school attendance at Germantown. John Shellman plans sale February twenty fifth with intention to move to Colorado. Community events include a large sale at Mrs Mollier Meyer's and a parks night in honor of Mae Mayer and Merle Stover.
A historical remedy blurb advises immediate attention for swelling from sprains or strains. It promotes Hanfard's Balsam of Myrrhard as quick relief and urges thorough application, with recommendation to rub and wavey bake on for accidents.
In Valley View on February 22 Mrs Silas Weaver of St Charles hosted visitors including Mrs Derricksen and daughter Myrile. Mrs Skillman visited Hamilton County relatives. Mr and Mrs Win Vizedom spent Sunday with the Jacoby family. Local groups gathered for a Young people’s gathering at Corwin Brosilla's. others attended a supper and dance in Darr town.
Crescentville residents report visits with relatives in Cincinnati and Reading. Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Irwin recover from illness while Mr Erwin shows improvement from blood poisoning. Local events include a Sunday school benefit and K P convention attendance. Several families hosted guests at Arlington and Reading during the weekend and upcoming Missouri trip plans were announced.
Fe Robert Wilson of Miaanisl Wan and Milctetows spent Sunday with parents. Dr Williams returned home from Texas. Harvey family attended Potpie dinner in Bethany. Alice Sloperkamp visited the city. Braie hosted dinner with Smith of Tyler's ville and Johnson. Sam Bolser and Frank Perkins ill. Thompson and Mrs visited friends in Hazelwood. Home talent number at West Chester praised. Box Social at school house Friday Feb 24 for public library. Frank Vossler attended a Cincinnati funeral.
Feb 22 Farmers Club gathering. Bershel Major and son to Cincinnati and back. Chas Stinger and wife visit farmer's mother. Mrs T Thiarkley with Mrs Merrick. Hinee improving. Grace Hinelick slowly improving. Mrs M Moore at College Corner visits J W Hinelick and wife. O S Dubois Ona Belle Stiner Cliff Sith on sick list. Wheeler couple visit daughter Mrs Leasie Weaver. Mrs Frank Rigsby spent time in Connersville. Chas Urban did business in Chicago. John Davis works in Richmond. Ida Barkley and Laura Guylander drive to College Corner. Cole and daughter visit T Barkley. Stamer Jones of Richtown visits J C Drake. Stack visits in Queen City.
Hopewell reports weekend activities and small events. Mrs G Milter visited Pair Haven. Mrs Helen Orr celebrated a birthday. Violet J Brown death in Los Angeles after a tram car fall. interment at Santa Ana. Mrs Clara Ewing and father visited Liberty. W McQuiston and family hosted in. sale of R Ramsey drew a crowd. Literary Society to meet at Pall Haven school on Friday Feb 24 at 7 30 am. George Miller family with brother Charles. Florence Hays visited Williard. Hessia Daly and children spent time with relatives. IL Taylor said farewell plans to move to Baton. locals hosting neighbors Thurs day.
Revival services start Sunday evening February 26 led by Rev Norman Sweat of Franklin. All invited. Local social notes mention K of P supper at Darrtown, surprise party for Corwin Brosier, cattle shipment from Cincinnati, and various local attendees and visits.
Murray Winston and Truman Clawson visited stack yards to check cattle. Residents attended a Pie dinner at Bethany on the 18th, with Salem Clawson traveling to Highland county. Several locals went to the Coca Show at Abe Strauss Store midweek. Rachel Kinnear recovers slowly, and Elizabeth H. Clawson resumes activity after an illness.
Nine Mile Pebil 2 percent wage cane ningham has returned from Denver Colorado and rented a farm near Trenton to take possession March 1. Mrs W Phares hosted a dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Shaffer and son Howard, Mr and Mrs C Stock and daughter Alma, and Mr and Mrs J Manhode. Misses Jess and Irene Tough visited Rita Hardin of Cotton Run Thursday afternoon. David Rindchin arrived from Texas last week after spending months with the Baker family. W Cunningham visited Pugh Wednesday and Thursday.
In Bunker Hill on February 22 Mrs Wo Johnson visited her parents Mr and Mrs J RoV. George Garner has been ill the past week. Trixie Cochean visits sister Mrs KR Robinson at McGonigles. Walter VanNess will spend the fall with his parents Mr and Mrs J R VanNess. John Conrad attended the hall at Cardawn Friday. Joe Conrad stayed in Cincinnati several days. Mrs Frank Thompson remains Kane after ten days with her son Arthur. Mrs Clarry Stitzel visits Mamillan. Mrs Ray visits daughter Mrs EG Vanine near Shaaidan Saturday and Sunday. Mrs O Urmston visits her mother Mrs Yerigan Friday. Poor weather delayed the rally until February 26. Warry Thompson visits his son Carl and Beanie Thompson.
Millville residents report a young folks party last Wednesday evening hosted by Joseph Pry. Harvey Minton opens sugar grove and sugar making, with fine syrup production. Brethren Ladies Aid to host a supper in the church lecture room on Washingtons Birthday. Mark Paty hosted a children's party Saturday evening. Wolsey family visited Kry near Kry. Joe Pie signs summer contract. Dick Shay to supervise for Charles Hawk through harvest. German Reformed services next Sunday.
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