04 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
1
In Huntsville on a Monday afternoon a mediam size bay horse was stolen after a cart was left unguarded near Third and High streets. The horse, harnessed with white celluloid gear, was valued around 120 to 140 years ago and belonged to J. Schenck who reported the loss to authorities. A description notes the animal’s height, build, and gait, while detailing searches and nearby witnesses.
Venice notes from a local social page describe Miss Beaurin Stephane returning home after visiting Dayton and a Sunday school convention held with Prof. Feaney and Dr. Mominge delivering talks. The program, under Rev. Harmon, included music by the Wayne choir and a large audience. Mrs Shunaird, recently ill, is recovering, and Miss Caroh Browe hosted a dinner for friends while Charley Shumard visited from Miami Military Institute.
WEST ELKTON residents and visitors reported several social and minor events. Ed Gowran and Maurice Reed spent Friday night in Collineville. Celcius Jay wed his bride after a celebration. Mrs Ella Swope shows improvement. many townsfolk like John Kane, Sadie, and others appeared in Collinsville and Camden for events and errands.
A flurry of visits keeps residents busy from Gano to Lockland and Prineton. Mrs Glatys Halies and Miss ladys Butler travel in Gano on Sunday with relatives while Mr and Mrs Henry Vette stay at the Vat farm over Sunday. Mrs Vail and Mrs Nannie Vines visit Lockland and the Larew family near. Mrs Stitaee and her kin in Cheha attend the Eastern Veta convention. Charley Liters attends Moses Litres funeral in Crestview.
A Springdale page records William Yawusessd and Miss John Wowseremd at a Saturday party with Ellen Peterson and cousin Charity Reynolds of Norwood. Mr and Mrs John Stole entertained at dinner with guests Papdine Wtene, Thevid Bernhart, Wiss Anive Vevhare, Mero and Ales itiehar Hugter Se. Ethel Mutler and Mes dh Peterson of Miamish AD Oyster supper Webbers of the Presbyterian Church attended. Mrs Dr Motard of tindate tata celebrated an anniversary. A gathering from Tal village included Mrs Sarat TAT and Mrs duly Lovet. Mrs Ann Dansbury was surprised by friends including Mlstene, Matie Sharpe, Cartie Bernoail, Lise Cain, Janet Ellison, Anta Lehmatit, Nell Dansbury and others. A West Hole resident with typhoid fever is noted.
Local households across Valley View hosted relatives and friends in a busy Sunday of visits. Notable gatherings included Mrs Frank Koll hosting at McConigle and multiple couples sharing time with neighbors, plus a township convention in Venice drawing attendees from surrounding areas.
A long local column from West Chester lists visits between families in Chillicothe and Middletown, small town movements, church plans, a Halloween supper by Presbyterians, and a wedding incident. The piece references Cora Passel, John Sloan Jr, Stella Clark, Rev Miller, Crescentville, and the Velaney and Teel families among others, with scattered notes on illnesses and social events.
A fragmented reminiscence from Wehr's Crossing recalls a past lost carnival, with hazy references to Miss Hazel Welir and Miss Inezures and a school event. The piece mentions Penny, Jia, and local families like Abbott, Urmston, and Ramand, noting a shift to a new era and a gathering at Herts Waii's with neighbors.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions names and numbers in a disrupted line. It contains stray words about coughing length, mail, and a dealer reference, with no clear event or outcome to report. The readable fragments suggest a damaged page segment rather than a coherent story.
Local fragmentary report from Jacksonburg covers visitors from Miami County, building costs and house sales, a saloon keeper, a saloon owner’s tribute, a trust accounting rumor, and various social happenings. Mentions Middletown, Wayne Township, and several families, with scattered names and dates.
Walter Grinley and family visited Wisconsin relatives Friday while Elwell aided family matters near Calexe Corner. Willard Widbanet and wife visited their daughter at Colles Corner Sunday. Flodehivow of Cuyington Kentucky spent Sunday with local folks. Gret Himelick’s have a new home at New Bath. Kutta Nutty resumed home life after visits with friends. Steph Klein has low real estate week. Mrs Nora Powell’s well attended. Mrs Howell will visit winter with her mother. Gate number of youths out Halloween eve. Gusle Smith and Mrs John Van Meter at Bragkvile Friday. Mary Urzachia on sick list.
The page records local moves and greetings in Fosterville including farm transfers, people visiting relatives in Dayton and nearby towns, travelers returning home, and social calls. Highlights note Lizzie Cemy’s fame, Edith Shoemaker visiting from Virginia, and Ed Gibson from Richmond.
Local youths enjoyed the season's end at the Town Voi diet gathering Friday evening. Mrs Paviel is ill. Chas Seba suffers from horned poteonite during the pial. Weed ig improving. Wr. Hancenk attended a medical nesting at Lushyie. Millville Chapa Secters held Sunday School convension, Venlen Shindsy. W.S. Aatinen manages his Lownie with an automobile scolli.
Local notes from Bethany and nearby areas recount a late night car wreck at Kyles Station injuring Carey Stabler and others, plus social scenes at Mison and Hamilton. Details describe repairs, a gas-line risk, a Halloween party, church events, and community announcements with numerous names and places.
Nov 8 report from Miltonville describes a surprise masked party honoring Osta Sehron’s event. Parents Mr and Mrs Jilin Sehron watched as guests cheered, with games and socializing afterward. The piece also notes local arrivals from Ostodor 25th and regional moves, including Chess Wolrani Family leaving Miltonville for Trenton and family ties to nearby towns.
Mrs Schlenck challenges her husband Joly Schlenck after his Dayton State Hospital release. She denies his claimed recovery of sanity and suitability for remarriage and asks the court to deny his requests for possession of the marital estate while seeking relief for herself.
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