17 Mar 1910
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
Long readable town diary chronicles visitors and family gatherings around Jericho and Hughes Station. Neighbors share meals, attend farewells, and note farm movements, property changes, and local events shaping village life this week.
March weather dominates Miltonville with long chills and uncertain forecasts. The article describes winds, snow remnants, ground drying, and ongoing farming activity as plows prepare fields for oats, noting a late cold season and variable temperatures including near freezing conditions and modest winds.
The readable fragments refer to several individuals and a location about three quarters of a mile away. Names such as Dhar Mazel and Edward Gorsech appear, with vague references to a gathering or arrangement. The text is garbled and lacks a clear news event or outcome.
Pleasant Run residents attended an evening at the Pleasant Minehuvet hosted by the Mission- Jay Society on March 25, featuring Miss Berth Marion Hope of Cincinnati as the reader. The event drew Mrs. J. M. Stant and guests including Mrs. Reasie Goodmas and Miss Mary Augsburger, with planned visits from Marguerite Gregg of Cincinnati and Ava Tuglon.
Greenbush residents and relatives are mentioned visiting and hosting gatherings. Names include Maren TMs Chris Mock Aix Gea Long and others, with several travels to near Baton and Dayton visits noted. A Saturday diner gathering at Cooper, plus family visits, are described amid various household social snippets.
May 16 and Sunday visits mark a local social round. Mrs Dorman hosted with sisters and relatives. Henry Wobleyy and Lola Moorehead shopped. George Walling and Katherine Smith hosted guests. J B Blagkttond family visited. rapid chatter of visitors, dinners, and small-town routines.
CW Oiraven Madr and New Baltimore EL BL church hold meetings with about 35 attendees on Sabbath evening. Funeral services for Amelia Scott, wife of William Scott, held Tuesday at Venice, noted as a valued member of Venice Presbyterian Church.
On March 16 Margar E McCleary was called to College Comer to tend after the remains of George Stevens who died there on a recent Sunday. Ross Man started to Kansas last week expecting a stop at Topeka. Mr Jail Mes Charles Wilsoy and others were in Hamilton Friday. Mrs M Ramisy is passing a few days in Oxford. Anna Wilken visits her father Mr Merk in Greensburg. Mrs Laird of College Corner stays with her sister Mrs J W Brown. Mrs Kuma Mit and Kate Matus in Macmilton trading Saturday. Lena Morgan staying at Le Ray McCreary's. George Smith and family moved onto Orville Mauerty's farm last week. Marshall.
Messy OCR notes reveal a series of local church and community items. Names include Mr Simpson from Mian Univ and Mr Mesander of Worris. Reports of sympathy sent to bereaved families, a new pastor Mr Clark of Live Bona, and Easter church services planned. Several illnesses and deaths are listed with brief tributes and funeral notices.
Mauds March 16 31rawl Men Wilbur Choeson and children of Princeton visited Grant Chance and family. Just one of his sadgers injured while working at the saw mill. Mrs I Gorse of Shandon visited her mother Mrs Talad Mes Rownh. Mrs Dave Keene and children and Miss Mario Vallis of Middletown and Mr Mevest Tallis of Wylerseille spent Saturday with Laurie Lying. Tell Bucch a former president of this place died in Springfield. Remains brought here and taken to Magen for MB Court service at Mason cemetery. Mrs Leslie Gray adlel ofura Mason visited Mr and Mrs Albert Gwearemwen. Miss Jazzie Vertel Norma Murphys at Port Union.
Shandon resident Davis dies after illness aged about 70. Funeral held at Congressional church with services Friday. Mrs Tigginbothany and daughter visit Cincinnati Williams and family. Pant Robinson of Dayton visited ship here. Mabel Frans visiting at Riley Walters in Cincinnati. Rev. Owey Danes Jr. of Kirksville attended father's funeral. Mrs A J Seath writing in Columbus.
March 1 itemized social pressures show Miss Lillie Baveh visiting Mrs. Warner McChire and nearby families. The piece mentions Jerry Wehr and family hosting dinner with several locals, and new minister Clarke at Walker Chapel awaiting ongoing routines. Other entries note gatherings, visits, and a Sunday evening event with singing by Willis Althouse children amid a family spread.
fragmented OCR text mentions Millville and several garbled names and events. readable bits indicate a sports note with unclear participants and outcomes. no definite score, date, or teams can be confirmed from the provided segment.
Misses Jess and Ireny Mud spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Abs. Other local residents attended church events and social visits. Howard Shader and family shared a Sunday with Wrank Crist and Mrs Wish Phares. Bertha Filler visited friends in Cunpimgslang and Tanily.
A fragmented community roundup lists residents visiting Venice Olio and relatives moving to Meal. Names include Mirek Linkmyer Destreliman and Murthisel of Lackland Nasheen. Miss Sntin Gibtone ill. Miss Minnie Nillekes of Warnillonn. Misses Thaninion in Cincinnati. A reader recalls a want ad seen recently and notes ads may appear in multiple publications.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.