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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Huntsville area reports a community column with social visits and farm life. Mentions Miss Hack Berger, Mrs. Thomas, and several residents attending graduations and visits. Weather effects include extreme heat and a looming drought threatening potato and vine crops, with farmers hoping for rain to salvage a large fall harvest.
The article notes a prolonged heat wave and two week drought stressing gardens with plants wilting and vines damaged. It calls for showers and neighborhood relief while farmers plan to cut costs and seek affordable inputs as prices rise.
In a fragmentary rural column, residents and families from Hughes Station and surrounding areas are noted with social calls, farming activities, hay shipping, and upcoming events. Mentions include J C Berry, Calvin Gorsuch, Garnet Versfy, and household visits, with harvest work and community gatherings described amid the scattered July entries.
A fragmented community page notes visits and gatherings among Columbus families and neighbors. Mentions Carl Washiner with parents, Dayton friends, Mr and Mrs Yored, Ada Howard at a party, Mrs Emma Montanye returning home after Carthage, and a Communion service at a nearby church. Family members from Cincinnati, Mazaj, and Neata attend various weekend activities with relatives.
June 29 updates from Fair Haven list residents and visitors. Misa Sttvan Maree is sick. Ella Taylor visits Wm Taylor. Mrs Gift and Mrs Kineald of Me Mina visit relatives. Mia Stanton and Con- HerseMe visit Honaley family. Lizzie Bett visits Morning Sun friends. Daisy McGaw visits Jane McGaw family. Florence Hays home for a few days. Joseph Porson and family of West Birton visit Wm Winkerton and wife.
A garbled Springdale scene from Indiana mentions the Paddock family events with reference to June or Howard Barnayd stieted 40 Kansay and several social gatherings. Reported names include Ralph Paddock, Mrs. Paddock, and Viola Stevens among others, with mentions of visits to Cambridge City and Liberty and community activities across Union County.
Valley View notes list of visits and social events across towns including Mr and Mrs Irvin Ue and Mr tik' Mrs Joby Toratey of Port Union hosting guests over Saturday. Local dining, church fellowship, and social gatherings are mentioned with several families entertaining and attending dances and exercises.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attendance at a fine TEL OPT event, a church serving ice cream with a wood- Peat 40, and a Democratic convention held in Dayton. It notes A. Davis and wife visiting relatives in Moshen, Abby Pantspas in Atunition midweek, Mrs. Moss of Ostarib calling on her parents, and PF’s weekend event among other scattered items.
Local diary entries recount visits and greetings as residents from Lindenwold and surrounding areas spent time with friends and family. Names such as Mr and Mrs Jel Schwartz of Miami, the Buchheit family, Mrs Fidher and daughter Freda, Mr John Gooden and Baird, Gertivin Angst, and the Munter family appear among weekend social calls and gatherings. The passage lists multiple rambled visits including Sunday sightings and housing arrangements among relatives across towns.
Bethany readers report a busy period with a democratic convention trip by Billingslea, social events hosted by the Worth League, and a Hamilton Sure Meeting preview. The Township Commencement honored eight graduates, with Hon. Ng O Rang delivering the address and Prof. Miller presenting diplomas. Bethany baseball beat Monroe 12 to 2 as local gatherings, dances, and church suppers entertained residents amid favorable harvest outlooks and warming late June weather.
Somerville June 29 The Christian Endeavor will give a amite NM sOetad daly 9 1910 Saturday tm in the Manse yard Refresh ents state and program will be given for attendants k fares crowd is expedient not wanted from every where Come every body.
June 29 notes from West Elton show Adant Gipplnger of Union City visiting. Guests include Miss Helen Weinland, Grahdia Kay, Miss Ola, and more. Local events mention church exercises, a dance, a Shaba party, and a birthday at Sliver Medal contest. A variety of visitors travel from Hamilton and Morristown.
Local society notes list visits and calls among Moorhead residents and friends in Hamilton Macedonia Cincinnati and Kentucky. Entries mention Miss Blanche, Clayton George, Mrs. Jivingston, Mr and Mrs John Ju Tous, and others attending weddings and social events, with references to ice cream parlor outings and Sunday entertainments.
Mr and Mrs Grover Clark entertained visitors including Goo Sibert and family. James Sharif owns a new family horse. News of area residents attending church and Sunday school. Failing health of Mr fret h feared. Mrs Wiltier Clawson improving. Clarence Shuvert and Royseld Clawson passed Sunday evening. Perry Chivwson and family near Anston visited. Weather hot last week with corn growing, potatoes suffering, vines yellowing, raspberries drying.
Wm Minton and wife moved to his sundoor residence. Noraee Brown resigns the Superintendency of our schools. John Letter and wife—unreadable. Volf McClosky buys an antonia vile. Luther Urmston suffered a wagon breakdown Saturday. Rev J S Clark ends his pastorate at his place. We advocate a cane fourth for duty.
June 25 itemized social notes recall visits and gatherings around Dayton Cedar Grove and Raymond. Mentions Martha Windore visiting, neighbors serenades for Meg and Mrs wheels, large shower for Avalonia Barta, and various relatives and friends attending events at homes, churches, and camps.
Greenbush July 20 report lists residents visiting relatives and attending funerals, with names including Samuel July of Germantown and Miss Ella Goat. Observes Odd Fellows Decoration, and locals hosting guests such as Mr and Mrs Chas Gooding, Mrs Stonebraker, and Merle Flingpaeis from Brown Run, with scattered family visits and neighbors in attendance.
KYLES Jonesp and Miss tiaxot i near Purnell retired, visiting misbury after weeks with friends. Miss Alia Brane attended the Chrig bhane Mndeavor convention in Cineipe tali. Mr. and Mrs. Stator entertained N.S. Carter and family of Bethany Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burch McLaung and James Kyle were in Middle town. TOMMeNcemONt exercises Friday evening. Miss Nelly Kyle’s pupils will recite at Presbyterian Church Bethany Saturday evening. Mrs Leiter entertained Mary Oden of Dayton. Several neighbors attended local gatherings and visits across the Bethany area.
Franklin column records miscellaneous travel and family news. Pardee trips in Texas, Miss Louise Thirkield hires in Cincinnati. Marshath and daughters visit Dayton. Miss Margaret Ridge returns from Oxford Otterbein commencement. Mr and Mrs Woo Tzer and children Clifford and Clara visit Marshall. James Binegar of Germantown formerly of Wisconsin visits. Laban Taylor obituary at Carlidge. services held then interment near Conterville. Marshall in Dayton.
Local society items list gatherings and visits in and around Hamilton and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Beate Brown, Mr and Mrs Inman, Miss Tawra Pottinger, Mrs Georga Jones, and many others seen at church services, dinners, and farm club events. Also mentions state convention attendance and a planned summer visit plan.
Scipio hosts a Sunday evening event on July 3 1910 at 8 o’clock with first class cream, admission free, and a welcome for all. Adults and children invited. entertainment organized by Scipio class under Mr Tey Tiuds. Miss Edna Hamlin hosts a gathering Saturday at 8 for the Serpia class. Oscar M. Gast attends Miami University.
Pleasant Hill notes show Elizabeth Ganz visiting with Mrs Lang and family, Marie Brans and daughter with Horace Brown's family, Ora Ludlow and Margaret Starr at Henry Starrs near New Baltimore. Gillespie mentioned as the whooping cough caregiver. Ice cream social planned at Okrana Monday night July 4 by Epworkh Teague. Local youths attended Macedonia church Sunday.
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