06 May 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
1
A long readers’ piece reviews dramatic weather shifts in Miltonville, detailing sudden wind and sand, cloudbursts, and the impact on crops and daily life. It recalls past cycles, mentions local residents and events, and reflects on how communities cope with extreme conditions and changing seasons.
The May meeting of the Lyp hany Society was held at the homes of Misses Adih and Jostey Mwitzel with Polly Stabler winning a pupil pass in an exam. Aunt Rachael Ann Stabler returned home from Phoenix after a long journey. The Ladle Aid Society of the ML observed May Day events with a supper and charitable work. Liberty Township Geangeek members were initiated into Jane Work, and local real estate tasks and plans for a new mill at Stray Station were discussed. Weather caused a brief disruption, but no major damage occurred.
Morning Sun reports a May gathering with Spencer and Nomall planning a trip to Calitocnis starting May 2. Local events include a fundraising bakehouse for the Spencer and Maga families, a community meal, and mentions of several individuals and a fundraiser supper.
A Hopewell page reports Ralph Ross Lang wife near Thigh Ind hosting a birthday party for Agnes Paxton, with many friends attending the event. Also noted are college carder graduates Mary Simpson and others visiting Cincinnati, and Clyde McCoustion’s new barn work advancing with plans for completion later in the week.
Mixed local items report visits and social calls across Middletown and nearby areas. Notable mentions include Henry Clip yapper at Hooks gathering, tobacco trades, lodge activities, births, marriages, and a general sense of seasonal farming tasks and weather impacts on the region.
In Trenton Monton on May 5 residents report a social evening with the Minmi Book Club traveling by ride from a pine to Mrs M Colling’s place. The town’s store room expansion nears completion for Schmidt’s shop as local celebrations and church events are noted. Reports mention Jacob Lint of Mumilian and others, a corn delivery at 70e per dn, and various local happenings including a Lutheran S S Wi meat gathering and a Tuesday birthday anniversary. The Misuil river is described as a key landmark near the po bible highway with roads slow to improvements and traffic around the Traton Bridge.
Mrs. Olive, owner of Maison No Us, describes months of near immobility as pain worsened to the point of fainting. She recalls struggling with a festering injury, seeking relief from a neighbor who offered relief, and waking to find a marked improvement after using an ointment.
Mr and Mrs John Goodman and Mrs TH G Puares plus Misa Stella Jacoby observed a wedding anniversary for Mand Mr George. A seven pound boy arrived home to Mr and Mrs German Aust and daughters Stella Alma. Relatives visited Mumiltan Arg Weaver and Stes John Wirtley, while smallpox caused two week account dismissals. Local storms damaged a barn on Jos Corys yarn and several families spent time with neighbors.
Pleasant Run area gossip and social notes mention Miag Avi Muston visiting sister Mrs Chaves Camp at Newtows Clermont and Mrs Amos Pottenger visiting relatives. Local residents Drewersbury Ly and Vernon Barnes are listed with Patterson exam results noted as creditable. several others are expected to pass. Laura Pottenger hosted friends and Edith Jeane and Kite are mentioned as recent illness victims. community happenings include church events and travel to Miniitown.
May 4 report from Richo Jericio covers a Tuesday club meeting with Eva and Mant Campbell. Members present include Amy Weller Bessie Mrounen Mabel Beyaul Lenore Newnover Eva Willittne Eva Campbell and others. Numerous visits and gatherings are noted with relatives and friends in Oxford Hamilton and nearby towns.
Mapl e Grove residents share scattered notes of family visits and farm tasks. Charles Mee, John Maris of Taine, and Robert spony Varriis plus families gather over weekend. WG Moen assists Frank Davyer with farm work while Mrs. Chets Mabis and Robert Hons visit. Maria joins from Shandon Thursday.
Philanthropy themed gathering reports include Maybe-Mrs Meu Inlues and daughter visiting Brookyike on Friday, Mr and Mrs Joh Inlues hosting at Brackeltty, John Moorhead in Queen City, Edna of Okeana joining Manche Tiloes for an event, and a Saturday Sunday pattern of visits among couples and families. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Cem Tuer, Mrs San Canevon, and Samet Wynne, with varied locations like Etamtitan Pritey and Oxford noted. tone reflects local social calendar with multiple small gatherings and informal travel.
May events include Dr Brown speaking at Jana Chueh and a Christan Mc Kagan Society gathering. Residents visit Carthage and Spring, with Olive Howard and Myrraday Mile noted. The Lawes Aid Society plans a Thursday meeting. Mrs. Aten Snyttes Sharad and others attend.
May events and local visits recorded in Greenbush and Germantown. Charles Geeding and Mrs. Samuel Dandy are noted visitors. funeral for Charles Schenklan attended. Y M C A and Preble County Sumlay delegates named for New Paris on May twenty seventh. Local elections held. Wanger elected president. Amelia Kekiart vice president. W Hopkins secretary. Sunday school and weekly meeting scheduled.
May week social and family updates from Nation Grove recount visits and chores. The community shares visits among Mitchell and Crag families, and minutes of Mrs. Morri son and Mrs. Wroykuff gatherings. Several residents help with road work and farming while others host guests and celebrate minor social events.
The Tatheran Church ladies announce a Saturday night social on May 15 featuring an entertainer and a programme by the Mignii Glee Club and Oxford College. Promotion invites all to attend and enjoy the event.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and events among the Stevens, Aniston, Hoyers and Wilton residents. Mentions parish, a visit to see Miss Marie Hoyers in Oxford, a call on Mrs Meaward Cussman near Keily, and a plan for a social event by "The Ladies" Sid Sockets at the hall on Saturday evening May 15.
Mrs Prank WayY and family moved from 49 Martown Thursday of last week. Mr and Mrs Joh Willian hosted relatives at dinner Sunday. Lucy Goranek and daughter of Sharon visited Mia John McDunah last week. Georgie Chanes son of Mr and Mrs Grant Chance is ill. Mr and Mrs NW Willians of Tort Waioa sent a few days with relatives nearby last week.
Pleasant Hill May 3 The Missca Vaxet and ftatlie Strigker spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs W A DeArmond Mr and Mrs George Strattaer and son Anes took dinner Speed with We Misses Kaderato ane ila Stroy The sex Tya amt Mary West Spoutre and Gunday with Mr and Mrs van M Ayyonr and gon of near Bt Charles Mrs W oA DeArmond and Mrs W B Cheliisebe Trive been on up Slek Tigrary vported better AL this Grittig Mr and Mrs Gr Remines Mew and Mr 10 Wyn and Mr and Mrs George Shearer were guests Sunday of Alvin Want and wife We and Mrs Clark ate wh tne snout Monday afternoon at Shiiadan.
May happenings include Frew Tere's last Saturday performance near Hamilton and congrats to G. W. Verdin and family in Eaton. Archival notes mention Rev J. H. Cane from Cincinnati at the Presbyterian pulpit and upcoming services. A baseball score shows Darroma 17 Datrt 12 in a local game vicinity.
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