College Corner sees local moves and events
Prof. C. B. Gilessie relocates family to farm for the year. Presbyterians dedicate a dining room with a Washington Social. Notables visit relatives and attend on Saturday. Remains of Alex Douglass of Chicago buried at Hopewell. Washington's birthday celebrations engage nearly all. Various residents relocate, host, or entertain, with classroom and social activities noted.
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College Corner
Mar
C. B. Gilessie
Washington
John Or. Paston
Clyde WcQuiston
L. Paxton
Alex Douglass
Chicago
Hopewell
Cora Paxton
Alate
Camille Weidner
Mark McDill
Barberton
Fredericksburg
Ohio
Mary Donglass
Flora Hatten
Paul Dowglass
R. S. Paxiim
Sircs Egna Unsizker
Miami Universe
Harry Smith
Tip White
Wift
Mr Grey
Eaton
Welliver
Eaton Street
Mr. Grey
Parker Foultry Co
J. H. Ward
Community Gossip From Somerville Area
Somerville residents share visits with relatives and friends across Seven Mile Camden and Hamilton. The week includes funerals for Jno Hancock in Richmond and multiple social calls among the Wright, Kighine, Arm strong, Garrett, Withrow, and Fravis families.
Current Events Club Meets At Mrs Patchel Home
Local notes recount a series of social and civic items from Princeton and nearby. Attendees include Mrs Stephen Patchel, Miss Edna Snyder, Miss Mabel Overpeck, and Mr James Overpeck with reports of visits to Cincinnati and Rome, a Fox Drive outing, and a hospital return after a three week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Snyder
James Overpeck
Marry Webber
Mercy Hospital
Tian Instituion
Andy
Frank
Philanthropy News Mini Update March 1 1911
John Inloes 12 on the sick dist. Upton Moorhead and Lewis Milter transacted business at Dimney Thursday. Myrtle Chirk of Kentucky stays with sister Mrs. Chas McKinney. Mr and Mrs Clem Inloes dined Sunday. Families of Brown, Blackford, and Hamilton visit. A social at Okeawoa Hall hosted by O H G on March 4 invites all. John Moorehead and Mrs Snlgen visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Upton Moorhead
Lewis Milter
Dimney
Milas Myrtle Chirk
Kentucky
Chas. McKinney
Clem Inloes
Henry Brown
Janeta
Oirs
VL. Blackford
Bealen
Sharonville Community News Roundup
March 2 update from Sharonville with notices of a Mother's Meeting led by Allie Hines of Cincinnati, euchre club gathering hosted by Mrs. F Spinner, a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Spellmire, lecture by S A Long at the P church, and upcoming Lecture Course by Angela Mae O Brien on March 25. Also reports of travel plans by Mr. and Mrs. Wheeter, Dorothy Rube at a theater, Pete Regan's death in Springfield, and local club meetings and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharonville
Allie Hines
Cincinnati
Frank A Wilson
F. Spinner
Alternoon Euchre Club
Spellmire
S. A. Long
T Ye. P. Church
Angela Mae O'Brien
W. Wheeter
Toledo
New York
Panama
Dorothy Rube
Lother- Marlowe
Romen and
Juliet
Pete Regan
Local Notes From New Haven Area March News
KNEW HAVEN HAVEN March 1. Miss Jessie Scheradin¢ ill with mumps. vacation for children. Rev Kendall from Dayton preached on the Church that will Grow. W McClure family hosting Kansas relatives. CLFL Society to hold St Patrick's Social March 17 at John Scheering’s. J B McClure and family at Cincinnati Auto Show. A Beatt visited brother J A Scott of Seven Mile. Cleaver family moved to J L Wakefield property. Montgomery family moved to Middinger Pike farm. Lesher house owned by Lewis Wood. A B S Society delegation attended School of Methods in Cincinnati. W M A to meet at Mrs Ella English’s home Wednesday.
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New
Jessie
J.B. McClure
Cincinnati
A. Beatt
J. A. Scott
Seven Mill
Cleaver
J. JL. Wakefield
New Haven
Tom Montgomery
Middinger Pike
School of Methods
Ella English
Local notes from Greenbush area March updates
Lisa Minnie Schwautzentrauder returns from Cincinnati while Ernest Landis moves on a neighboring farm. Attendance at John Sherman's sale and visits to Dr. Emerson in Gratis are noted. Mrs. Mollie Moyer and family visit Dr Emerson. Rev Comfort preaches after scarlet fever absence. Ernest Schwartzentrander home from Miami University. Revival services begin at Contrer. Mrs Bert Bourne conducts a horse sale at Oxford. Mrs Moyer and family plan moving to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbush
Lisa Minnie Schwautzentrauder
Cincinnati
Ernest Landis
Ernest Hanger
Anoher
John Sherman
Mollie Moyer
Emerson
Gratis
Walter Clevenger
Pearl Clevenger Calidon
Chris. Mock
Comfort
Ernest Schwartzentrander
Miami University
Callie ‘Mack
Lillian Philips
Contrer
Bert Bourne
Oxford
Moliie Moyer
Famelly
Dayton Wednesdir
Death of Bruce Morris in Cincinnati linked to Navy service
Word arrived Saturday of Bruce Morris death at his sister’s home in Cincinnati after a long illness linked to a disease contracted during Navy service. Funeral services set in Cincinnati Tuesday at 2 p.m. Alan Delker bought the Eliza Evans property. Mrs. Ed Burnet and children of Hamilton visited relatives here. Shultz of College Corner was here last Friday. Rev. Charles Williams of Cincinnati preached at the Congregational church. B. Robinson returned Saturday from Indiana where she has been busining horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shandon
Bruce Morris
Cincinnati
U. S. Navy
Alan Delker
Eliza Evans
Ed Burnet
Hamilton
Famhon Shultz
College Corner
Charles Williams
Cincinnti
B. Robinson
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Margaret McKee
Hannah Hne5row
Ada Raatman
A. M. Richards
Cincnnati
Pansy Root
Douglass Trohman
Clara
Sarah Graft
Dan Hook
Indliana
Look
Will Speer
Walcott
Ind
J. W. Roll
Chalmers
Delphi Logansport
Murray Hill
C. L. Jones Ak
Russe
Ruth
Metronigles
Jones Iter
Tierman Berk
Elizabeth
Dorothy Lloyd
W. K. Phares
Chris Heater
Mabel Hall
Freda Bruck
Jennie van Dearne
Edna Schwarte
Ko. P. Lodge
Emma Schaflip
Frank Pottinger
A.C. Snively
Main Street
Mr. Snively
Ed Mendenhall
Mary Armstead
Miss Armstead
O. D. Beckers
J. R. Saitnels
West Elkton
A. H. Lubking
Horning
Fanma
Namilton
Herman Berk
H. III
Lubking
Indianapo
Marin Sehallipy
W. Ij. Jaman
Fair Haven note framed by scattered local items
Fair Haven items record Saturday Venice visit by Fred Marshall, improvements for Mrs Betsy and Mrs Simmons, moves of Wm Ballenger, Levi Shoemaker family in Washington, Esther Shoemaker at Olive Cooper literary, Jacob Parks visiting Richard Parks Cincinnati, Ralph Ross and family and Clara Marshall visitors, Willard Hays couple visiting Richmond, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised by dealers.
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Wit
Town
D. C
Washington
Ng Levi
Esther Shoemaker
Olive Cooper
Jacob Parks
Cincinnati
Richard Parks
Ralph Ross
Sre
Clara Marshall
Sun* v
Local Social Notes From Shandon and Surrounding Areas
Mar 1 reports show Mr and Mrs George Baker hosting Saturday visitors in Oxhawn Henry Schradin tended haying near Sondon last week. William Moenck attended business in Shandon. Mrs George Baker and Mrs Clysia Loos visited Thursday. Martha Jones, daughter of Edward Jones, spent Monday in Brandon. Mary Schradin and others spent Monday in Shandon.
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George Baker
Oxhawn
Henry Schradin
Sondon
William Moenck
Shandon
Pylany
Clysia Loos
Edward Jones
Martha
Mondis
Brandon
William Daniels
Pridas
Chas. Wright
Drewersbury, Ind
Mary Schradin
Union prayer services prep for city Churches week event
Feb 28 notes show union prayer services planned at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening as a lead in to combined services the next Sunday March 3. The item also lists numerous local visits entertainments and social gatherings from Friday to Sunday including dinners, guests from Cincinnati Hamilton Delphi and Indianapolis, and a charity chicken supper by the KoP Lodge. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from John W. Sickelsmith of Greensboro Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro
Dia
Chamberlain
Plague Scare Rages on Western Coast and Exclusion Orders
Spokane reports a bubonic plague outbreak with sixteen victims and three deaths. Officials impose drastic measures to exclude Orientals from the city amid fear and public panic. A train case from Seattle linked to the plague is mentioned, and authorities admit earlier misdiagnoses of typhus fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Watch
William P. Oliver
Seattle
Robbery at Rockdale Club House Probed for Losses
A serious burglary at the Rockdale club house owned by the K of D Chi in Cincinnati is being investigated. Police report property valued near $100 stolen including firearms shells and camping gear after an entrance was forced by breaking rocks. Local owners Roestinger and Knight led an inventory and noted missing items as spring visitors prepare for season. The incident disrupts a popular outing site but will not affect occupancy this season.
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Rockdale
LD Chih
Cincinnati
C. Roestinger
J. 2. Knight
K. of
D. Chih
Ginditnati
Beveridge Plans First Vacation After Senate Service
Washington Feb 27 Senator Beveridge ends 12 years in the Senate this week and plans a long rest as he enters private life. He will not seek employment for a time and intends to enjoy his first vacation since birth, with no immediate return to public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Beveridge
Washington, D.C
Beveridge
Senate
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim sleep aid
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for stomach disorders causing insomnia, with quick relief from Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism. It states the products are for sale by all dealers and hints at classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Handsome Temple Almost Finished in Butler Ohio
The Butler Aerie No. 407 Fraternal Order of Eagles nears completion of a handsome temple in Butler Ohio with club rooms pool reading room and a fine southern Ohio dance hall. Fifteen committees aim to boost membership past 1090 as dedication nears.
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Butler Aerie
Order of Eagles
Varius
Ohio
Man Killed by Train Near Miamisburg
A 30 year old man named H Kirk was found mangled beside railroad tracks near Miamisburg after Train No 31 passed at 9 94 pm Saturday. Dayton officials will investigate the death. Linder the No 51 engineer spotted the body and halted the train, with crew examining the scene. cause undetermined, possibility of being struck by a northbound train No 2 at Dayton.
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Horring
H. Kirk
Miamisburg
Caranur
Dayton
Linder
Ling
Three Hurt as River Bridge Collapse Kills Two
An accident at New River bridge 12145 o clock afternoon caused the collapse of the old ironwork on a cent wrong span. Three men fell to the riverbed from 30 to 40 feet while removing old work. James Rice 43 Dayton, John Bickech Plyna, and Michael Farrel 24 were hospitalized in critical condition with severe injuries. Trains delayed about an hour as ambulances ferried victims to Dayton hospital.
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Saiddle
James Rice
Dayton
John Bickech
Plyna
Dayton Street
Pnre
Jehael Farrel
Isidries
Bicker
Hiharies Iefertepen
South
Dayton Street Railroad
Carmi Thompson Takes Oath of Office
Secretary of the State Ohio Carmi Thompson, appointed by President Taft as assistant secretary of the interior, took the oath today. He will assume duties March 6. Divorce Granted Today in Connauglton court. Mrs Shaffer was granted a divorce from Albert Shaffer on grounds of gross neglect of duty since their 1904 marriage.
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Carmi Thompson
Associated Press Telegram
Washington
Carmi
Thompson
Ohio
Taft
Interior
Fulge Connauglton
Mame Sheffer
Albert Shaffer
Sheriff Faces Challenge Over City Jail Bills
City presents bills to county commissioners for gas water and electric light used at the jail and sheriff’s residence for ten days ending Feb 23. Jail water 90 cents gas 114 dollars electric light 4.0 dollars. sheriff’s residence water 18 cents electricity 9 cents. Auditor Beale plans to refuse payment, mandamus actions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anditor Beate
Tragedy at Sea Leaves Crew of Thirty Frozen Dead
A dispatch from Odessa reports a derelict vessel near Ashukhan on the Caspian Sea where the entire crew of thirty was found frozen to death. The ship, described as a mass of wreckage, underscores a catastrophic cold disaster at sea.
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London
Odessa
Caspian Sea
Ashukhan
Arbor Day Proclamation Urges School Forest Education
Governor Harmon's Arbor Day proclamation calls public schools and state learning institutions to dedicate at least two hours to teach forestry, birds, and conservation. It urges planting trees, protecting birds, and promoting active student interest to enhance health, comfort, and citizens' material welfare.
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Harmon
Live Stock and Grain Markets Report from Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Market notes show prices for beef cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to higher tones on select lots. Grain prices include winter wheat, corn, barley, and oats with mixed futures, while local prices list Clover Seed and Timothy Hay quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Union
Northwestern
City
Timothy
Timier
Local Markets Wholesale Poultry and Produce Prices
A byline market listing shows wholesale poultry items with varied prices for springers ducks turkeys and geese. Fruit and vegetables including Malaga grapes apples grapes fruit oranges lemons celery bananas and cabbage are priced alongside fresh meats butter and eggs with figures denoting per pound and per dozen costs.
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Malaga
Britain
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B. P. Garrett
Misa Cora Withrow
Cauden
Willawceck
Elmer Wright
See
Glen
Strong
Fravis
Guyatt
Pravie
Princeton
Haven
Fair Haven
Travreay
Fred Alarshall
Venice
Betty
Willard Hays
Mont
Clizens Arena
Club House
Jerforts Belng Mane
FGQR
Gen. Rupp & Co
Guy Tepet Ns
A. FL Sterck
Springers
Hroilers Dresed
Krebs
Clem Pater
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