15 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
1
Long column recalls weddings and anniversaries, farm progress, and civic matters in Huntville area. Residents celebrated elderly birthdays, hosted dinners, and reported health concerns. A major bridge project moves forward with Davis and Gareer Contractors sending crews and a camp to the Hunt’s row site for dawn construction work.
The Miltonville column discusses weather impacts and farming conditions over recent months. It notes extended rain and drought patterns, crop status for wheat and potatoes, rust, and growing challenges. Readers are urged to consider reflections on land use and humanity's relationship with nature as the season unfolds. It also records visits of Mr and Mrs James Dawson and Tithesak Thomas to Lockland and relatives in Miamisburg.
Bethany residents record a July visit by Oscar Miteel and family from New Haden to the father’s home in Bethany. The column recounts community events, charity dinners, and local departures, naming Mary Mitzel, Miss Fly er Stabler, and Rev. Blabler among active townsfolk. It also mentions the sale of John M. Crane chattels, a car purchase, and ongoing bridge construction along the Northwestern pathway in Iowa.
West Chester residents share visits and moved households with relatives and friends. Jilly Ramniel Cas visits Daya with brother Wy L. Van Tise and Devin Miller while Peter Chirk spends part of the week with Middletons. Mrs. Lingie Tyers hosts a high school gathering and Miss Julia Miller entertained local members. Mrs. Hewart and daughter relocate to town from Blackhand. Mrs. Fannie Stephen and family remain, with W. McCteuhan and Jeniy visiting Piqua relatives. Dr Chamberlain debuts a Yale motorcycle for use in home visits.
A fragmented local social column lists visits and gatherings among residents. Names include Mr and Mrs Genin Ambal, John Buchheit, Jrew Waiter Schneifer, Mr and Mrs H O Phan, Jacoby, Stella, TD Snively, Mena, Mrs Huehielam, Broma, Lillian, Amiia, Stella, Alma, Clarence Migst, and Sm and Mabel Truster, with Sunday and first weeks spent in various households around Seven Mile and Tonwihd.
Local items describe Sunday gatherings at Mus Warren Sinkta’s Sunday School class, a surprise party for Mrs. Smteh, and a German town alumni banquet at the Opera House with Virgil Schaerer as roast master. Other mentions include a Lawn Social at the Aulte Stead church, visitors from Ankeney and Weaghenbury, and notes on upcoming community events and weather outlooks.
Dated entries describe Willems and Eva Will Brennen and families visiting near Oxford Miss Bessie Brennen hosting guests, Thelma Buhi and Lois Koller visiting, and numerous neighbors such as Mrs Seals and Mr Med Miles sharing weekends. Weather delays Sunday school and various social calls occur across Oxford and surrounding towns.
A cluttered list recalls visits and dining in the area. Alex and a friend from Oxford shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Clontatoes and Arthur Cameron of Oxford. Miss Ann Buhits hosted a gathering, while Laura called on Mrs. Davis in Covington. Frank Davis and family traveled from Milton, with several young people attending a Saturday evening event.
Miss Mary Costello vacationing in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Joseph Dubois of Hamilton host visiting Frank Hn and family. Mrs 120 Boatey and daughter Ming Grace visiting. Miss Flaving McGoy of Lockland with Ann Nolan. Maylen licenses issued. Ridge Hoxwell moves in June. Wy Anderson and children guests of relatives in Spring Nest. Mr and Mrs Aytiny Eldridgeon at family home. Alfred Hosnagie of Dayton visiting. Carton Mhiridgedort visits West relatives. Miss Chara Belle Ong visiting. Mary Butler spending time in Paxton. Helen Anglesby in Tabon. Ghavtos visiting Matai. Mrs Leingy recital planned. Died: De Caldivell’s daughters Sally and Martha in Anmitton.
July 14 reports Emilay with Mr and Mrs Slanley Gorsuch of Bethany. Shepherd family relatives visit from California and Chicago. Local Kyle kinfolk entertain and host at various homes as Howard Cartand-y prepares for railroad work in Dayton.
Miss Agnes St John of Lebanon hosts friends. Lavina Warwick of Lebanon visits brother George Thompson. Mr and Mrs Withrow hosted relatives. Miss Cordelia Willing entertains ladies. Roy Conover visits sister in Columbus. Orville Girtay heads to South Dakota for wheat harvest. Rev Carries hosts EW Keltuee and family. Several families spend time at Terrace Park. Thimble Tees gathering held with large crowd and tea.Mrs M Wikelf hosts dinner with Elizabeth Mason and Emily Mya. Mary Elizabeth Taff to summer with grandparents. Families plan trips to Chantayana for summer.
A garbled local social page records a series of visits and gatherings around West Alexandria with names of residents and family groups. Attendees include Mrs Nan Linley, Mr and Mrs UW Mune Key, Mrs SW Mopling, Mr and Mrs Eley Mizeherd Hawitton, and many others visiting relatives and hosting or attending Sunday meals and Thursday/Friday events.
Relatives from Valley View attended funeral services for Mrs Weaver and Mrs Reed and Blanche, with extended family visits in Salida and Cincinnati. Guests included Miss Dempsey, Miss Louise Burkharat, and Miss Lilian Jan, as well as Mr and Mrs Hamilton among others. The gathering featured a midnight meal, tributes to the deceased, and sympathy extended to the bereaved.
July gatherings and visits fill the page as families and neighbors share travel to Chicago and Quietnanads, attend plays at College Corner, and plan a Fairhasen social. Milestones include farms, threshing to begin, and Ailes Cora Pasion accepting a new position.
Pleasan t Run notes July events and visits by Miss Lucile Cure of Detroit Marguerite Williams of Alliance Lucile Willard of Norwood J L Dorst family at La Grange Mabel Graham of Dayton visiting relatives Melville Ritchie family summer outing and church address by Mr Ritchie on AnlE Saloan League Missionary Society met at Miss Nethe fyi] home with August planning Rev Ale Dorst spoke to YM AL juniors at Trenton camp Robert Hanter joined outing to Trenton.
Princeton society notes list visitors and callers including Mr and Mrs Matt Anlot and child, Stanley Glawson from Kentucky, J C Clawson, Murray Urmston, and others. The record mentions visits to Sheldon Meese, Bull Hall guests, and a stay by Mrs Qurence Clawson and her mother Mrs O Alendey with Murray Armstay attendees noted for a Saturday evening visit.
In Jacksonboro neighborhood Molph Kennel harvested spring barley with plans for profit over oats. Local residents and guests from Brown's Run and Treen ish om attended community gatherings. Several local figures, including Mrs Willan Breitenbecker and John L, hosted visitors and dinners, with Henry Schram reporting tobacco crop details on his farm.
Crescentville residents report Miss Sante White's return home after illness. Mrs. John Crusab ig hosts guests at Arlington while Mrs. Merry Phlate and daughters Alma and Alma spend Sunday at Chester Park. Neighbors Ahmad Mes and Awol visit. Grace and Ruth Lohman entertain Edith and Bihel Honor of Lackland and Greta Can over Port Union. Several hosted gatherings at West Chester and Chester Park as local activities continue.
Pleasant Hill residents attended a string of visits and gatherings Saturday through Sunday. Mrs W Mra Amt Mrs W BL Pirellis hosted and guests included Mrs Sard Amn Rohinsay and Mrs Minn Wynn. The Strickler and Beawn families shared time with neighbors, while Mr and Mrs PAL Strickter and family visited near Morrison.
Fragmentary report from Millville details J. Al Long returning from a trip to Anderson to visit friends Mrs Bandier and Mrs Falkenstein. Morten remains ill with typhoid fever. visits by Mrs Wood Nichols and Mrs Jno Graft noted. Calvin exercises praised. Men's chorus to lead the next service. Social planned at the Refired Elimret Saturday evening.
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