Winter Hardship Tests Courage in Crossman Community
Theodore Miteux of Crossman near Hyombohit Saskatchewan endures severe 1906 07 winter. He forged life with a young wife and newborn daughter, surviving breadlines and cold, while neighbors faced crop failures and emigration fears. A nephew and local residents shared verses and hopes for spring as the town mourned aging citizen Williamson and paused for community notices and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltonville
Miltonviglt
Tol
Theodore Miteux
Crossman
Hyombohit
Saskatchewan
Theodore
Ienate Alist
Mojave
Walidays
Aera
Theostare
Josepht Webber
Joseph Joseph
Joseph
Kitulergarten
Stein
Fife
Lise
Pnelry
Hersen
Bethany Residents Return From California Visit
Peter Gorsuch and Gaushiers report that Fabel and Steta arrived home Saturday from Winkerspeye in Southern Califents. The party enjoyed a cordial reception and a pleasant visit, with good reali and true spirits noted during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Fel
Peter Gorsuch
Gaushiers
Fabel
Steta
Winkerspeye
Califents
Gorsuch
Local Social Notes Feature Regional Visitors and Events
Sharonville and surrounding towns host a string of visits and gatherings. Mrs Griewoll of New York City spent three weeks with Mrs Snyder of Kentucky and JH Bowe of Indianapolis. Miss Katie Fyn Brown and Miss Hach Melvihili entertained guests in town with music and socializing at community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharonville
Siuwron Ville
Tne Covert Co
Churen
Win
Timid
Iida
Liptteyer
Datas Avitt
Torna
Ulverside
Cal
Mierats Chote
Cibhuns
Amd
Githons
Geo
Nai
Ditver
Miuctinal
Lacy
Teale
Anthinas
Cincinnati
GW. Grlewoll
Lamp
New York City
Mosdames Snyder
Kentucky
JH. Bowe
Indianapolis
Whallon
Hach Melvihili
Watant
Hills
Katie Fyn Brown
Merry Makers Amaze Venice Audience With Musical Parade
Venice residents enjoyed a festive program led by Mrs. T. I. Scott and Miss Corot Crown in a lively pageant titled The Merry SEN. The performance featured Miss Vetusle Stephany as Queen of the Milimatids, Miss Dorothy Joyce as the Bride, and Migs Margaret Taylor as Mages among a cast that included Percy Harvey, Carl Manes, and many others. Spectators praised the engaging songs, costumes, and stage presence across the skits The Joly Mariners and The Merry Nike Hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Ehurell
T. I. Scott
Vetusle Stephany
Dorothy Joyce
Leann Rerse
Mhas
Pauling
Straud
Percy Harvey
Carl Manes
Jon
Frank Howard
Joly Matuier
Bavid
Migs
Margaret Taylor
Overs Procter
Walter Buirtyk
Nike
Charley Shuaard
Germantown
Miami
Mimer Kraus
Stebert Gates
Colqmbes
Village life and church events in Monroe note
Fragmented report lists community activities in Monroe including visits by Cincinnati figures from the Dental College and local gatherings at the Methodist church. The piece mentions a park event hosted by local clubs, a Tadley Art Society dinner, and social evenings with names of attendees and families in a tight, period village diary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiend
Cincinnati Dental College
MK FarfeCredry
Lebanon
Die Ueagie
Weaders
Chirch
Ius Pharch
Calhoun
Dylingston
Minnie Cousines
Tadley” Art Society
iMab Carehaw
Mesas Make
Grace Hinkle
Franklin
Ata
Amory
Irene Trot
Mabel Jinkin
Vera Cook
Nee Warm
Wabbusighass Grace Wiinkie
Mary Jones
Rit Macher
M. G. Fal Hunor
Carl Hendrickson
Mark Warener
Taal Thinter
Emerson Blot
Hiner Minkle
Clarence Warner
Moward ‘Trout
Fair Haven Reading Circle Meets at Mabel Heats Home
Fair Haven Reading Circle gathered Tuesday evening at Mabel Heats home. Members Samack Gard of Mitord and Lila Thompson attended, with Gilmore and Mary Brown among others visiting Cotlepe Corner and Conese Corner areas. Charles Tishoy and family joined on Saturday as relatives visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Saute Haven
Pet
Reading Circle
Hone
Mabel
Samack Gard
Mitord
Ita Scot
Mies Lila Thompson
Otil Gilmore
Mary Brown
Cotlepe
Istewith French and
Byaies Sant Intiy
Catherine Tey
Lesansport
Ind
Charles Tishoy
Local notices recount weekly school and family changes
A garbled week’s record lists Mauds Uals Ot ZIMA in Mes Jad ttecknat tidings. It mentions Lincoln- dig wag at the School on Mist Wednesday and Mrs. dauitet Fon Sok ta with Linvoln. Observations include teachers and children, names like Hobert Gerant and Charles of Chilynatt, Varvey and Ongurney families, and travel notes about Berry, Ron Lowell, Clyde Swie, and Mes Sophie Murrry. The notice also refers to move of Gray from Dade tow Yous near Mason and Frinedoutdou effects to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauds
Uals
Spest
Olds
Hobert
Gerant
Nut Charles
Chilynatt
Vielen
Atyy
A. D. Varvey
Alurday
Util Tesday
Ongurney
Berry
Ron Lowell
Grambfabier
Neds Frlorden
Wits Sestowsty Ih
Wbeslle Gray
Dade
Mason
Woxsler
Frinedou
Somerville News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Events
Somerville reports a busy week with a large attendance at a church supper in Milton and a dance hosted by Mr. Shuile at Mele Cho. Miss Lorena Antinel takes charge of Colton Nin school duties amid district events, while students and families prepare for vacations and celebrate visitors. Local life notes include a kindergarten infant birth, a general visit by Cyneral W Ug, and plans for a Hinkle Minstrel show with prominent decor and scenery, drawing many to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Somervillle
Milton
Detinger
Shuile
Melecho
Chester Vine
Chary
Colton Nin
Resistatton
Lorena Antinel
Dorothy
Tracy Hag
Weil
Ales Lillisn
Adostys
Hernan
Cyneral
Hyncock
Mgal
Ameaui
Mro Nh
West Chester Weekly notes local stories and travels
A fragment from West Chester records a mix of community notices. Mentions Mrs Denis Slain and family, Rev J Gompier remarks, Stante Teel speech at Handley, parish plans for land in Southern Texas, Mrs Mays Kroaty visiting Mason, Miss Blea Chick’s attendance at a fox dylye at Princeton, and Joseph Bawinimer’s illness followed by family message from Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Chester
Kronskopl
Denis Slain
Middletown
Rev
Gompler
Duier
Stante
John. Peet
Sistar
Midule
Jnion Jones
Rugs Lake
Taneilitts
Berth
Studs
Hera
Ube
Fox Dylye
Princeton
Josebih Bawinimer
Fanahter
Richmond
Hopewell notes and local social round up
Hopewell and surrounding families share greetings for Washingtons birthday observed by schools and mail carriers. Social visits fill the week as Miss Shaphepil and Miss Marguerite Orr host gatherings. Mr and Mrs Robt Ramsey entertain. Mrs Gizvie Paxton grows stronger. California ghost rumor and new home move mentioned. weather dampens attendance but events proceed with fond wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rimsey
Calitge Corton
Edwid
Washington
Elmur Baldwin
Geo. Witter
Istibus
Tase
Phresse McDonougl
Tiveday
John Mautinn
Gizvie Paxton
Miscellaneous Local Notes and Visits in Shandon Area
Shandon area notes report An i Avers buys a term of John Calvern and Wes Mork returns from Duluth visit. Ben Mork of Oxford spends weekend at home. Higginbotham family visit. Mary Walter Morris of Cincinnati visits relatives. Paul Robinson from Cincinnati visits Mrs Cavele. friends of Cincinnati visiting in Sharungipie. Mrs. J P Wambaugh hosts at home. preaching planned at Gamthurell next Sunday eve February 48 revival opening. Crestouriie community invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinelmuati
Fannt
Loven
Morrie
WW. Goertenmiller
Mra
mhother-Inlaw
Tucker
Serry Beoncite
Cladys Haines
Carthage
Carhings
Mamil
Meiday
J.P. Wambaugh
Mae Ben
Venice
Sirs
Sinith
Haute
Geotine
Neon
Gamthurell
Aco
Arena
Mira Odetin Howard
Spool Sutin Ednali
Edward Hill
Sgine
Tree
Tran Chaginnatt
Crestoukrijle
Tre
Afo Meir
Suntay
Seven Mile
N. Us
Bennbuugh
Jase Thesilay
San Alutunn
Texas
Dranstieht
J. Iniatas
Walker Farm
Milford Ritter
W. T. Shively
Herbert Holaday
John Gullor
Jane E. Snively
John Whitman
Jota Gowiman
Ethel Everseas
Hamilton
Sasa Kollf
Carl Wadman
Richmond
Lynchburg
Bo VO Stephens
W. P. Chares
M.Y. Shuler
Elavil
Tua Sclawartz
Beth Beach
Haimiloo Friegenity
Tmarilten
J. D. Harley
Pittsburg
National Brotherhood
Josephine
Cincinnati
Harry Samuels
Joh Rhody
Gertie
Edia
Nellie
Jedutie
Magic Fels
Mage
Ernestine Brows Af Mintuise
Park and Wie
Sepringdales Civilian Aid Society Hosts Hailes Event
The Me Aid society and Glendale M G Church members praised volunteers from the WIl Fire Department after a storm caused damage. Oscar Gerrard escaped injury by steering into a telegraph wire while a horse rider died. Miss Ethel Hutler's condition improved slowly. Local residents, Mr Homer Sorter and Miss Annabelle Aroot, were seen visiting family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepringdales
Spangball Hse
Me Aid Society
M. G. Church of
Glendale
Finshed
Volunteor
Fire Department
Oscar Gerrard
Nerse
Ethel Hutler
Sis
Homer
Wintour Pines
Annabelle Aroot
My. Wurlong
Apn
Valley View Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events
Valley View social column lists visits and gatherings as neighbors spent Sunday with relatives. Couples and individuals like Ada Virmtout, Miss Lilian Jones, and Miss Lanixe Kammerer are noted for dinners, birthdays, and familial drop-ins across towns with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Valuey Viow
Aid
Exank Krocket
Conrad
Sony OL
Hamiien
Join
Ada Virmtout
Rueuls
Whanerday Sverlass
Mic. Ail
Adam Staldheber
Talefawanda
Mes
Lincoln Nertekson
Rabl
Skiiman
Alvin Deek
Lilian Jones
Hisa
Burkhardt
Lanixe Kammerer
Hinkston
Edward Krucker
Oxford Notes and College Social at Star Theater
Oxford note details a Monday social at Star Theater hosted by Nine We Sigma Delt Chi with Adelia Cone present. Fraternity rooms newly furnished, decorations and desserts described, attendees named including Miss Zwick and Mr Preston, plus local church event earnings and postmaster James McGonigle noted dead after thirty-two years in McGonighe Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Keb
We Sigma
Star Theater
Adelia Cone
Sunil
Washington
Nierdilay
Criti Sbu
Elon Zwick
Dauline
Hinkle
Mora Loyd
Wabash
Nate Dame
Minny
University of Cincinnati
Miami
James McGonigte
Jamies McGonigh
Johns McGoighe
Mr. McGonigle
Port Union
Butler County
McGonighe Station
EL Gretian
Postmasters Meet to Push Parcel Post and Savings Bank
A gathering of postmasters from major Ohio cities met in Columbus on February 3 to endorse reforms. They advocate placing the postal service under a unit system, extending the parcels post, and establishing a postal savings bank. Officers named include President Frank M. Leon and Vice President W. A. Johnson with other officers from Newark Portsmouth and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohmbos
Columbes
Giuo
Postal Savings Bank
Indorset
Uheen
Frank M. Leon
Ely
Vnocors
W. A. Johnson
Cheimnatl
Wes
W. S. Noxkett
Dayton
Third View
Las Ftied
Newarks
Thomas
Portsmouth
Finsteral
Finsteral Sous Retary
Aid ‘Treaskey
Vinyard Filleli
Local man sent ten dollar bill through the mail
The fragment describes a local man wiring a ten dollar bill by mail as part of a dispute involving Brady and Kinch. It notes a war incident, envelopes and postal clerks marking the bill, and references to Brady, Kinch, and a contractor distributing debt obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautos Hrady
Tanititan
Mrady
Chen
Wrade
Frank Kiuh
Frank Kinch
Brady
Kineh Asa
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Ana Tail
Tie
Nate Tin Jd
Callaz
Williamson
Sag
Uae
Wink Cobins
Cordelia
JM Williamson
Telro
Mr. Williamson
Brent Hille
Stearns
Moon
Monroe
Ars
San
Bethy
Dave
Tee
Darthermore
Hollaes
Stabler M. Mitzel
Percy Morgan
Hope Maurgan
David McDell
Walkur Dowsey
Monzen Therday
Frank Swearingen
van Mark Gane
Rom
Sear Hughes
Thureday
Miteed
Epworth Teague
K. of PL
Lety
Iwey
PLM
Drake
Martian
Reeves
Aw McNally
Port Uuley
Aisses
Ruth
Gene
Girago
Hopewell
Stork
Mir
David Dilliond
James McDonough
Hla
Stephen Cram
New York
Jwe
SAVE
Oxford Notes
Sigma Delta Chi
James McGourgie
McConigle
Persdpal
Ladies’ Aid Society
Caretown
William “Charles Suyner
Rome
Thomas Liaw
Frances Rylant
Troy, G
Jeanet i Cornelia Waille
Margares
Dillon
Uillou
Waille
West Charely Street
Sisses Verna Renth
Joser King Sotingen
Willmilton
Oxford Friends
George Morelandight
Lty
Anderson, Enid
Célimsbus
Ohio
Pirm
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