26 May 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Local column documents numerous visits from residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Litery township. Names such as Stanley Robinson, Marlon Mulford, Charley Long, Miss Nena Moorhees, and Mrs T Reese appear amid schedules of farm work, schoolboard plans, and a community ice cream festival hosted by the M B S church of Bethany with notices of door visits, illnesses, and travel around the village and surrounding farms.
The crowd reports visitors at Mrs. Jame Williams and others, with Maroch Little and Miss Rena Vooutues mentioned. The piece mixes neighborly happenings with weather and prophetic musings about world events, ending with a wary forecast of future rains and unrest.
Somerville reports several social items including Helen Farrel of Miracane and Mrs Morton at Darrtoch Jast, Montbay Tits, a graduation event for Homerville High School, and visits by Mrs Jeunie Bourtant and Miss Mary Nichol of Canton. Mary Weststar of Middletown and Spudas M. Crown of Middletown attended events, with additional family entertainment noted for Mrs. Jeunie Bourtant.
Bethany residents and spouses toured Blainsdale and admired a fine luncheon at Moore home. A car crash near Hamilton damaged a radiator. Obituary honors Jacob Tittle, oldest man in the village, marking a week of community gatherings, confirmations, and graduations with several local families hosting events and sermons.
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Residents gathered for a Saturday evening dance hosted by Julius and his wife at their home, with many friends joining the celebration. Mr and Mrs Salem Chinson returned from Week’s visit to Dr and Mrs Geo Jewell of Craw foriuviile, Mrs Smilley and Mrs Cluricon’s mother accompanied them, and Mrs Crawell’s group included Mrs Clawson and Mrs Mary Marth of La Payette. A Ladies Aid meeting occurred at the home of Mrs Lmore Anderson, with Mrs Chieson reported ill and under care.
Jacksonboro Jackson tiong May 25 reports a successful box social at U B Church with proceeds and help. Visitors to local families include Mrs Millie Driecenheeker and Jon Vernon. Sunday gatherings featured Jett Pugh and others. Children’s Day planned for June at GG Church. Ice cream social planned with organ music. Local residents hosting guests and noting ill health of Bulik Kelster.
Maud s Alyaids May Wilson and Sian fel Wilson with Mr and Mrs George Wirsch hosted relatives on Sunday. A year old daughter of Mr MMT Abs Wane Semler suffered injuries last week from a fall near a water source. Events include a Friday visit by Mrs Win Terate and a strawberry supper at Heleny hosted by K WL Lodize. John Delmer of Chicago visited family. Elizabeth Hertel and Elinor Mierpty attended a gathering Saturday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Tarvan. GC Me Muchwere of near West Chester also mentioned.
May 2 visits from Mick Marie Minten and Miss Kay to Millville, with relatives and Hamilton returnees. High school graduates hear a sermon this Sunday, May 2. The annual commencement is set for June 2 with Lehavteuhi's orchestra and Rev Winney delivering the address. Mrs M A Emrick died Friday. funeral Monday. Millstown baseball team played Riley last Saturday.
Tatis Mann and LeRoy are visiting her parents for several days. Rev Jenkenson of Fair Haven preached a class sermon Sunday night to an appreciative audience. The annhal Townstilp school plans a Friday event as part of the week. Morning Sun Charen and Trogram render Mishth Grade program with Miss Matlzhack and Mrs May Ramsey in Oxford last week. James Marshak of Dayton dined at J Thertsmaan's Friday. Charley Marshall and W Jackson cleaned the church after service.
A satirical note on a restless wife and headaches invites a cure touting Agius Untally Medicine as a strong woman’s tonic. It parodies popular patent medicines with quirky claims and a scatter of numbers echoing a marketing pitch.
The May 27 event drew a well attended church gathering in which students from the M. Tai & were celebrated with pennants in the colors of the Senator Clase. The program featured verses by Helen Kramer and Gertrude Feidy among others and listed gifts and cards from various pupils and families.
In Springdale Indiana Innes Breen and wife entertained J Paddock and daughter Anna. James Breen and wife had dinner with John Breen and wife. Henry Cavin made a weekly grocery trip. Farmers along Silugdale Pike hosted gravel events. Johnson family entertained relatives from Hamilton. Reese visited Harris family in the state capital. Harry Alehnedeon and Mrs. visited Sunday. Census worker called Thursday afternoon. Allee Connel helped Mrs. Frank yan. Laymen traveled to Wayne County for a stay. Oxford visits noted. John Avert died at home in Salem. Funeral May 20. Interment College Corner Cemetery. Carl Wampler planned a short visit to Henry County.
The Mariner Git members gathered at home on Wednesday for a philanthropic event. Numerous local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clint Marvil and Betyle, Mr. and Mrs. Jota Jilers, Mrs. Kate Sougy and daughter attended meals and social visits throughout the weekend with neighbors and friends. John Moorehead has suffered a serious condition for the past three weeks, with daily care noted.
May 25 entries from Nine Mile and Misonigle districts detail visits and greetings among residents. The column records gatherings hosted by families, trips to Cincinnati and Oxford, church events, and notable illnesses and deaths. Notable names include Shaffer, Zigler, Stock, Pugh, Ritter, Daugherly, and Berkett among others.
Mrs Cultis Muck hisl son Harry and daughter Callie spent Wednesday at Millietown with Nir and Mes Sam Armgjeang and daughter FE Offeat Vewisburg visited Mrs Mury Tamilton on Saturday. Amelia, khart and Mrs Pink and daughter Mary joined Sunday dinner. Chan McGregor Ed Rekhart and Mrs Jesse Trandenburg visits Middletown Thursday. Kenneth of West Mexandria and Daph ap ane Opphtyant Ian stayed with Mary Tramilton Sunday. Mrs Jor Wook's father has been visiting the past week. Minnie Withrow and Adaline Velie spent Saturday in Commontown.
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