05 May 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
In Huntsville and surrounding areas many neighbors spent late week tending gardens and replanting patches after a hard spring freeze. The report lists visits, house calls, and social events including baptisms, weddings, and church activities with numerous local residents named and noted for daily life in the community.
A garbled note describes Kemp's Balizen Bannot Arum as a cough cure endorsed by physicians and nurses. It mentions druggists and dealers and suggests a public awareness of the medicine’s claimed effectiveness, though many words are unclear.
Jacob Rigele aged about forty seven, long impeded by deafness, died of paralysis at his son Michael’s home near West Carrollton. Funeral held at Pleasant Ridge church with burial at Hill Creek. Survivors include an aged wife, several children, and a brother. Weather and crops note spring damage from frost and freeze.
Collinsville May day week notes Rev. Stone preached first sermon as pastor last Sunday at Tast Sunday. Funeral of Mrs Mary Vouns from her home Monday afternoon. Rev Williams officiated with John Reichel and others in attendance. Local officials Kinel Maktr inspected bridges and fences nearby. Mrs Ray Noving hosted guests from Hamilton last Sunday. Mill Township Sunday School convention set for Larntown on May 4.
Fragmented report details May 4 rites and church life in Germantown and nearby areas. Names include Sylvester Ans drems, Misses Lin Sain and Marie Wikenberry, and Mrs Jol Thoinne. Community events mention graduates, church members, and observations on weather and local schooling. Several individuals and locations referenced without complete context.
West Chester residents gather for a meeting noting progress on street and utility improvements. Attendees include Mrs John Sto, Mrs Mustol, and others who discuss local projects and a plan to monitor upcoming work. The gathering references Cincinnati events and mentions a change in public works pace.
A distraught parent recalls the infant’s months of eczema and severe skin illness. After doctors and failed remedies, Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Olive Ointment are claimed to completely heal the child. The testimony extols this patent medicine as a cure all and promotes its ingredients and forms.
May 1 social column highlights KYLES RYTES and Kyle family events. Mr and Mrs Clifford Rooker and Mrs Murieay Kyle figure among weekend visits and church services at Bethany. Many names such as Nelly Kyte Nelly and Miss Ryte Swearian appear with relatives visiting from Venice and Miami. Proceeds for Presbyterian ties and community gatherings are listed, with several engagements, visits, and church activities noted across the week.
May Ree reports a school Sunday session and a string of social mentions. Notables include Mr and Mrs Davis and H Davis of Contyorne, plus visits and family gatherings across April and May Sundays.
In West Elkton last week many residents attended numerous events and visits. Families including the Swope, Sct Alusgone and Mertenhat lines shared illness, travel, and support as relatives and friends gathered in Gayton and nearby towns. Community figures and attendees at churches, reunions, and shared meals are listed among names such as Riotney, Jordon, Hawn, Potts, Stra, Rangels, and Kant Panes with various travel and hospital stops noted.
Pleasant Run reports Church activities and social visits for May. Members travel to attend missionary society events and village gatherings, with plans for returns to local schools and neighboring homes. The Ladies Aid anticipate a May 20 domed event and school pupils pass exams at Patterson.
The article recounts local social events with residents such as the Munters at Bair Bavei hosting graduates, families entertaining guests, and various visits around Sharonville and nearby areas. It notes community figures like C. Wred purchasing buildings and plans involving MM and Hesatt, along with a Krebs/Persons examination and O. B. S. Chapter initiations.
Pleasant Hill area reports a week of visits and dinners with neighbors. Guests include Mr and Mrs Won and family, Carrolls, Bryant, Clifford, and Haughing Galle, plus Meccan Evans and daughter Mary visiting. Nearby calls by Wyant, Hy Wyan, and Melvin Weuo. Several families hosted Sunday gatherings. one note recalls a memorial at Moa and a visit to Okeana.
In Darrtown May activities include funeral of Glen Martin in Canton, visits by Mrs Wen and Mrs Harris, and greetings among neighbors. Mrs Eljanbel Harris visited Trienda at Oxford. Ralph Taker of Sevenmile spoke Saturday. families hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings. Obituary notes the death of Glen Martin with remains to be buried locally. Mr and Mrs Krebs hosted guests, and James Carrig and others shared Sunday dinners with neighbors.
Greenbush area notes a May Day anniversary event at Center’s Church with Rev McBonakl of Dayton delivering the address on the first anniversary day. Attendees include families from Megs, Brown Town, and nearby towns, with dinner served and a planned program including sketches and Greek offerings.
Fragmentary notes report Dr Leshrain A pwr af bored toads, a Jiforn Georgie Gillespie incident, and a Vim of John Ziegler from last Mosulas. Mentions a Hamilton visit by MUEKOR, one corn planted, AWOL treaty persons affected by indigestion, and a chicken dish linked to toxin concerns amid warm weather.
A May report from Mauds lists visits by Mrs Grant Chafee and Mrs Sarah Gordnch from Cincinnati, Mrs Joe Recknor and daughter Freda of Lackland, and others. The town notes a marriage at Uygroom's parents’ home with Rev JG Milter officiating, plus numerous weekend visits and a large crowd gathering for a Thursday evening event hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanley Darla.
Valley View society column lists residents and visiting family members including Mr and Mrs George Seubert and son Gearse of Prioveton. Attendees at Sunday school convention and local events are named along with guests at various homes.
Miss Bertha Biller spent Sunday with friends. Mrs Jacob Stock and Mrs end Pugh visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A C Inman hosted guests at Sevenmiia. David Riadehen attended events with Mr Mos. Minnie Stocks and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Inman. Sunday social scenes and family gatherings populate the Hamilton area.
NEW HAVEN. New crys, tee 4th New. Sniwelker of Hovis preached at iy Uo 4s Chavel Sunday evening in the once of the yegular pant. Alex Campbell has just yar lohasedt a Pord automonita. Pasmore js. of Ine fsiels Het Vertha Fliedman, Minnie Pian man and Rhode Atoll spent Sunday at the home of Jes Alumier phan Brookes. C Ouary meeting was held at the home of Miss Mary Sionson Wednesday afternoon. Magne Meedevick yn Miss Pearl ean, formerly of the Shaker Traternity, are few enjoying wedded life to Cincinnati.
May letter from the Vauger family recalls entertaining Oscar Gant, Arthur Quit, Camis Me amd Abs, and others including Robert Burns and Marie, Mr and Mrs Wesley McGahn, and Mickart Yager. The Saturday gathering went well with Mr and Mrs Prank Divyer hosting and Mrs Laura Wen visiting with local friends on Sunday. Miss Marie Hans and Miss Hilfan attended a layered event with other youths in attendance.
In Lebanon on May 4 George 2nd Jack Tandy of Xomwood attended the funeral of Jake and Drake last Friday afternoon. George Graham of Seattle has been visiting friends and regretted leaving for Cincinnati after a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson anticipate the arrival of a baby girl. AC Runyan purchased a new automobile for Shakers at Union Village.
May events at Peoria feature Mrs Maria Withhins and daughter Martina on Sunday. Young people joining Congregational Church include Mayer Evans Ella Brown Ruth Robinson Atimuis Dovall Kate Riven Etta Case Clara Pranets Gladys Guthre Marie Robison. Ne Wyaska hosts Ann and Mrs Edward Arno and daughter with Miltolland family and guests.
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