24 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
1
In Bethany and nearby, residents heard of ongoing neighborhood affairs including property transfers, family moves toward Mason Ohio, and local social events. The report notes weather impacts, school activities with a spelling and cipher event, joint Teachers Association meetings, and church missionary service plans for the Liberty Townships area.
The Miltonville region faced a record storm last week causing widespread disruption. Snowbound residents endured power outages, blocked roads, and halted businesses as authorities reported heavy accumulation and drifting. Schools and stores closed while line crews worked to restore service.
Hopewell events are listed with numerous unreadable names and stray phrases. References include a weekly practice, a Friday event, and mentions of a fair, with unclear details about participants and venues. The piece reads as a garbled summary of local activities and individuals.
Fair Haven residents gathered for a letters and visits report this week with names like Miss Mary Siomsoy Miss Lavita Hanes and Rev Jenkinson noted. A Young People's Society business meeting was hosted at the home of TRON on Friday evening with Cary Ren present.
Franklin residents report social visits and church activities over the weekend. People mentioned include Misses Evustine Rendybursh, Myrtle Roberts, and Miss Pyaners. Events include a Sunday afternoon service at Stoney School and plans for a farewell sermon by J. J. Hobbing in Sumds.
A scrambled clipping reveals a bustle of social events and names across towns. Mentions include Mrs Mitt Stewart, Emma Cory, and various local figures attending gatherings, weddings, and visits. The text references a party, a home visit, and changes in households, with scattered notes on people and places such as Gano, Watity Towne, and Munition in Mayreh.
A February gathering at Minter Vindse featured Lo Wright vin Wile Bey Spepee and wife WE Wilson with Mrs Wright and Morrie, sharing a long dinner and lively music. Attendees, including Wan Cline and B Dibuis, enjoyed orange flowers and festive cheer, with nightly social chatter and plans for a future outing.
Severe storm effects described as Hada cause farmers to miss Maritton deliveries and halt produce shipments. Vinton My church held service despite the weather. Brother Ray and others faced appointments and illness. Postmasters report partial mail delays and a few isolated outages. High school activities were disrupted as RFD routes and community plans paused amid ongoing winter conditions.
A garbled 1920s style social column lists Mrs Judar Billiskett as hostess at a Home Culinary event and mentions various residents like Miss Ada ck and Miss Ada Liniaay. It references flowers, receptions, funerals, church events, and a Washington Social, with scattered names and dates amid unclear context.
West Chester February notes report Mrs Wendt Miller visiting Middletown and Miss Nellie View Mise abroad, with others relocating or traveling. The piece mentions illnesses, a cancer death of Mrs Siegrist, a heart condition, and funeral services. several local families are named with visits and social moves noted.
Fragmentary notes from Millville recount a hay mow accident among locals, a Monday banquet at the atl, and a mention of a spring or summer social. The garbled text also references a fifteenth anniversary celebration and a tired hose condition after an eventful Thursday.
Shandon G Pet resumes duties near hay fields as Johnsen guests at home last Sunday. Cleveland visitor Manet spent a week with parents. Miss Charlotte Jims, a teacher, noted. Regnant by Vase bate Prete will host an entertainment at the Vongrezanonad church on Saturday. A health issue involved sickness and recovery noted.
Valley View and Ley IBN report a quiet weekend with family visits and dinners. Local residents hosted guests including Ms Sophia Rutva Maui and Mr Cary MES Kelly, with several attending church and community gatherings.
February 23 reports a severe snowstorm causing travel delays on Route 1 near Hamilton. Many residents mention road closures and rail service disruptions, with Ada Steagel and Mavis Moy among visitors. Mrs Rosencranz and Miss Wardlaw are noted visitors, while rail outages limit passenger trains. Local families, including Mrs E Shepherdt and Wilbur, share updates from Cincinnati.
Mauds Feb 2 report describes Mrs Nos Williams dining with Mr and Mrs Krank Vosster and Mr Joly Tiving west at Hamilton visiting relatives during the first week. Carrie Herty, friend of Loveland, and family members spent a few days here. Road conditions between Mauds and the 8 mile area were slick with ice complicating travel.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Colenta Remedy Go products from 4d Adame street Tas Ch. Dept claiming a total cure for a disease. The garbled text includes pricing and stamping notes and a brief mention of a person named Martha Brergele, with an address and date line.
Readable fragments show multiple family movements and visits. Names include Mrs Merenda Saively, Mark Saively, Mrs Kinwoythy, Mrs Jan Stokes, Charles Loops, Mr and Mrs Wey Beatty, George Qets, Mr and Mrs Jacobs, and Mr and Mrs Harry Paares. Social calls, church events, and travel from New Mexico to nearby towns noted.
Fragmentary notes from Mt Carmel area in Indiana and Pek parish with names such as Osnar Smaigh Robeet Dani and Mrs Litaie Seal. Mentions of local households, a creck, roads, and community figures in a blurred report with several garbled phrases.
Reported at the Daly West mine dispute in Denver the absence of Hanke from the annual meeting amid renewed tensions. Officers and workers linked to Daly-Judge mine deals faced criticism over contractual controls and wage methods, with several named locals involved in the ensuing dispute and legal threats mentioned.
Wanted marriageable young man to correspond with a young female reader about a home setting. Pure, mild, discreet. Address Very Farm Spear Moore Oklahoma ROR No 2. February 24-31.
A chaotic report mentions injuries from a February incident in New Haven terkait with an unclear event in a barn. It references Ming Hagel Cyick visiting Rew Wella’s family in Johnsville and a measles outbreak with several illnesses, plus a death in New Richmond Ohio and scattered local notices about school, warrier events, and a prize meeting around late February.
A fragmentary Pleasant Run note references school life at Hamilton High, misreads and names like Mr Wrnin and Frank Stout, plus local social mentions. It mentions a Hamilton High event last Friday and a snowy weekend with residents visiting neighbors and relatives, ending with a stray line about a scholastic pride.
A dense list of court assignments and schedules for GMIL cases appearing to span multiple defendants and plaintiffs. Items include named parties such as John H. White Charles Werhel Mary Wynn General Accident and various trustees receivers and companies with assigned dates from March 1 to March 62. The fragment outlines dates for hearings and ex parte proceedings across a broad suite of cases in Hamilton.
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