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Hamilton Telegraph

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

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Longtime Miltonville resident Mrs Crate dies at home

In Miltonville Ohio on November 9 1910 Mrs Klas Crate died at the home of her daughter Mrs Allen Maudlower after a long illness marked by bed confinement and deafness. She lived in Wayne Township for decades and was the village’s oldest resident at the time. Funeral services were held at her daughter’s home with a large attendance and interment followed near Govunaie. She leaves a daughter Mrs Alice Hinsicker and several grandchildren.

Miltonville Klaswor Allen Maudlower Miltonille Ohio Thomas Margaret Melone Maryland Ohtu Nomere Wayne Township Mikouvie Govunaieawn Mikouvite Mfo Shaw Vilage Maison Santh Alice Hinsicker Nita Arex Chitven Joss Aaiee Batesicker North Dakota Archy Telus Seven Mile Sid Hieelo Thesay Mir c Charles Arlegman Weet Carrollton Rippeto Ray Paul Brinsman Kamitan Mary Annetes Susan Tippets Elmer Starry Dayton Ida Dally Telehoy Idlanay Joseph Tippen Frames A. Dawson Mya Wiltinta Schenek Shitah Allen Hutt

Princeton Socials and Notices Highlight Local Life

Residents recount a busy week with visits from Sobugen and Si of Hamilton, and neighbors recalled from Wilkes to Port Upton. A public sale at Dan Mulforde’s Monroe property drew a large crowd, while Mrs Moore and others hosted gatherings and addressed local audiences in Princeton.

Princeton Murray Ayntsten Haney Sobugen George Si Damilton Lette Claws Soral Porta Upton Janra Moore Rughville Tahini Menninne Chaysar Jalvis Armott Mra Smith Towis Fragces Imonier Cores Wey Coualn Gass Rewart Wusutay Dan Mulforde Monroe Waltard

Local notes mix with town events and jokes in Happy Valley

The fragment outlines a village Sunday dancing party at Prank Eckstein's and a town trustees meeting on November 29 1910. It lists local farmers and residents with humorous reasons for their quirks, including Isaac Walter Jr and George Conrad TM, plus community chatter about crops, straw bales, and friendly anecdotes.

Happy Valley Eckstein Hay Pap George Conrad George Hofman Hen Bekstein Beransis Uliy Ray Seuwen Mike Ed Thorne Peter Troutman Ed Kiicker Ayo Vizerlom Frank Krucker George Stoig

Greenbush Local Notes and Visits

Greenbush society notices include visits by Mias Fouts of Camden to GW Tanger and tam iy, Eva Reacher's Daytou Hospital operation and recovery, Mollie Moyer as Eaton visitor, and Stella Shaffer's near surprise by local youths. Mae Mayer spent time with Hamilton relatives. Mrs Willfaty Shatter and Stella called on Mrs Wop Kilns. Will Crauder of Mesgersburg husked tart and strd fodder for farmers. Mrs Water Clevenger and Mrs Yeart Clevenger joined Mrs W Clapkins. Aurelia Pladk of Hantien visited relatives Mayjo Mayjo.

Eva Reacher Daytou Mollie Moyer Eaton Stella Shaffer Sly CL Hopkins Mise Mae Mayer Hamilton Willfaty Shatter Stella Will Crauder Mesgersburg Water Clevenger Yeart Clevenger W.claepkins Wa Beaehler Wiz Dayton Aurelia Pladk Hantien Mayjo

Birthday Supper and Local Visits Amid Cotton Run News

Nov 26 gatherings mark a community notice from Cotton Run Nowton. J Tichiellani Eller Mist Riu host a birthday supper Saturday evening. Neighbors Jake Vox, Mrs. Elizabeth Krebs, Miss Lestord, and others in Hamilton, Maas area join in social rounds with many visits noted to relatives and friends. A long list of attendees at Mrs Anna Cathie’s hour, Church and social events, and a dozen local names appear in the Tuesday through Sunday notices.

Nowton Run John Tichiellani Eller Mist Riu Wir Tin Waite Eon Jake Vox Landensenid Mra Aliatbeth Krebs Bugle 'Ter Mies Lestord Hamilton Buddy Qlite Dewning Saye Asap Yams Cea Baker Maudtina Wit Pate Beyen Alite Roter Bekton Stella Dagnbe Bushett Floyd Clarence Hanter Jimlit Gta Nannie Hakes West Anna Cathie Dev Cala Sian Jacoby Eigler Unter Laurence Assell Messrs Sud Mestames O' Hunter John Seward Notean Coat Momiots Werniy Adam Herees Arthur Hanter Mike Keldt Mevsis Sholor Qarence Hanter van Terk John Coodman de and Mes Delar Orent Jas Graft

BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY EVENTS AND SERVICES

Nov 26 26th Bankuetit church ale fashioned supper in Balneda and Wagaar by Laiias TM Aid Society. Rev Martha Jones to preach Nov 27 at Nunker Chart. Local residents and families listed attended multiple gatherings and visits. church services scheduled with Rev Jones preaching at 11 am and 7 pm.

Bunker Mill Curtis Dar Mantilton JL. Vannes Doe Totter Ly Woatensneder MitchQe WM. Tewin Kod. Stitzel Lo Stitzel Jay Af Bunker Herbert Beekelt Woods Louis Seekell Hunker Bankuetit Balneda Ereung Laiias ™ Aid Society Marthy Jones Marui Jieay Oui Cookoani Suiteel Clifford da Silteey Harvey Pate Minker's Hin Morgan umAton Dale Yuiteel Clifford Bthizel Bunker's Ring Geg Popp Ales Geo. Iellerman Thanyeay Wamilton Heinahanai May Smith Mactha Jones Mvervene Wei Coils

Social Roundup at Oxford and Nearby Homes

Nation Grove residents and guests were seen visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Pany and Mrs. Pfister hosted visits, while Mr and Mrs. McCoy, Mr and Mrs. Mitchell, and other locals spent Saturday night and Sunday in town venues and shops around Oxford and surrounding areas.

Nation Grove Artur Macsaree Pilstey Pyle Horn Pany Hohoit Donstass Oxford Art Wennesuas Henry Arnanar Georgy Charles Pfister Sunda Cearge Salman Gidcom McCoy Orfors Mitchell Oxford Thesday Merfel Bill Margaret Doty Krank Ferfel Auit Daushter Marie Roscoe WeCostas

Local News Summary for Millville Area

The text reports on a local selection of Rev. Kerns Preston to a position at Bethedutroh and references school visits by a Whitrsday inspector. It also notes the funeral of Stacy Wooden and mentions Dr. Hancock traveling to Minneapolis for a medical matter related to a brother’s wife.

Community Notices and Local Family Updates

Malids Maude and Jo Ward Hetchler among residents listed as ill or recovering after visits. Elisabeth Hertel and Hida Bayzora attended services. Grant Guance and son George noted. Hubert Willingham plans Missouri move. Ladies’ Aid Society at Wylerville church to host event December first. others report visits and minor travels among Lockton and Sharon residents.

Malids Maude Jo Ward Hetchler Semler Mirs Elabeth Hertel Aid Hida Bayzora Joba Newtay Chagne Jovicha Hubert Wilhangon Missouri Ladies’ Aid Society Wylerville Allie Rotser Uving Dod Meg Joe Heckney Mreda Lockton Syout

Valley View Socials Show Busy Weekend Gatherings

Sunday diners hosted by Mrs Antu Kosius. Neighbors and relatives from Middle- Tews and Syrames Caner joined Mr and Mrs Lincoly Dergielkon and Mr and Mrs John Wizedom for visits. Several local families and Miss Nelle Beckett were mentioned with others visiting and entertaining at homes.

Valley View Vyaliay View Antu Kosius Margaret Myra Lincoly Dergielkon John Wizedom Vastor Clarence Charles Nelties Syrames Caner Myrtle Derrickyan Brest Nelle Beckett Mes Qonighy Alva Ethel Decker Catherine Miller Mes Folm Sinewom

Morning Sun Items From The Daily News

In the Morning Sun from November 23 several notes detail Mrs Heftennia’s illness, Lou Pacis aiding at a field event, and Mackey children recovering from scarlet fever. Elizabeth Hanger spent Saturday with Fikel Drown, Rev Murraw of Oxford led services, and Miss Mia visited Margerite Orr. Arthur Ramsey of Oxford is ill, Nellie Mann stays with her brother during his wife’s illness, and Abré Wilson visits College Corner to see Mys Ramsey.

Lou Pacis Ding Fern Brest Snes Koes Mackey Childrem Elizabeth Hanger Spest Fikel Rev. Murraw Oxford M.S. Ahkardh Nelo Mia Margerite Orr Nev Spencer Insheen Thilitadpha Arthur Ramsey Nellie Mann George Waris Abré Wilson College Corner Mys Ramsey

Local families share visits across Hamilton area

Net includes names of Mr. and Mrs. George Weateyn and relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Meank Baker and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gracge Vicer and family, and many others visiting Me and Mrs. Edward Jones and family. Mentions Moench and Albert Moench staying with relatives in Hamilton and several Cincinnati and Harrison connections.

Alert George Weateyn Meank Baker Gracge Sonjay Moench Harry Waor Thurssey Edward Jones Albert Hamilton J. Keeley J. Keeley and Son of Mattixon Mattie Noppidg Cincinnati Wattie Daniel George Ba Milton Daniel Harrison

Shandon Community Notes and Farm Fire Loss

Shandon reports several transfers among locals last week. A large tobacco barn on a Wilmers farm northeast of town burned Sunday, destroying buildings and crop. Dr Amrbert Clerk of Chachanally shed his parcrs last week. Abit Patton of Cincinnati visited, Frank Rovse and family moved to Mamilion. Oyster Supper hosted by Shandon High School pupils on Thanksgiving Eve.

Shandon Amrbert Clerk Chachanally Bern Wilmers BR. I Reed Shandon High School Abit Patton Cincinnati Frank Rovse Mamilion

Okeana notes and local listings in brief

Okeana notes show Mrs Bude Cttle improved while Ray Wagner and others visited Covington. Mrs Mplit Mark ill with typhoid fever. Tess Ward and son joined the M E Church by letter. The Groamery Weve near completion. For sale 28 acres near East Llaniston with barn and grain house inquire 327 South th, Bell 601-k.

Lana Llaniston Bam

Holmes of Detroit 8 EB Fye and J Q Welch at...

A fragmentary local notes column lists Holmes of Detroit as an excelent diver and mentions guests from Oxford and Winilitian attending social events at various Northside and New Haven locations. The text references teas, suppers, and visits to relatives, with several names and places obscured by OCR errors.

Quy Porrell Winilitan Bunday J. Vy Stephens Ray Slanley Agdow Oxford Gueats Clarenes Suydgy New Haven Whe Seward Hamiionia Andrew He Miah Joseph Steer Stephen Hurke Hamilton Nay Smeliar Uevis

New Cincinnati Traction Line Under Consideration

Charles L. Ently, president of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company, announces the reorganization of properties and the formation of a new company. Directors have not yet acted on extensions. future decisions depend on board discussions and pending determinations.

CR. Gyeer Chamber of Commerce Ftotlowtig Fetter Charles K. Houry Indifinmpealia and Cincinnett Titten Ua Wiledi Beevetayy Chamber of Lammineres Hamilton Ohio Neay Hiry Thalee Talad Meters Baylor Ludianeapolig and Cincinnati Traction Company Ol Company Indiaawalls Cincinnati ‘Traction Company Nh Ny Conneravile Liberty Oxford Treukville Harrison Greensburg Sheluyslle Ile Worlange Otte Nes Charles L. Ently

McGonigles Visit and Weekend Church Services

Nov 23 service notes at Union Church with Lord's Supper administered by Superintendent Q Poyal. Strong attendance reported. Reverend Wy ceminvk led Rabbath evening sermon. Guests included Samuel Sayers’ family from Hamilton and families of Meg Peter Binet. Several locals noted illness, recoveries, and Sunday visits among residents of Walton, Oxford, and nearby areas.

McGonigles Q. P. Toyal Union Waads WI Clant Hamilton Samuel Sayers John Maat Peter Binet PF Iissy Tule Wawilton Wlu Stephenson Wayne Stephenson Attie John Ball Taylor Hackett Oxfar Walon

Local Society Notes and Visits Across Seven Mile

Seven Mile telegrams describe family visits and social events from the area. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Claude Freeman and daughters Marguerita and Orsina in Hamilton, various dinners and visits on Main Street and nearby towns, and the death of John Hook in Akron affecting his friends. Community figures such as Mrs. J. Wis of Raton, Miss Elizabeth Snively, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beach appear in weekly social updates.

Seven Mile Malins Sesh Connie Dake Will Tenpetto Ron North Dakota Ieppelly Ar Nee Tame Smmonyitle Claude Freeman Daugtters Marguerita Orsina Grandpe Freeman Mise Clara Swain Hamilton Martin Seballip Nese Mile BP. J Wis Raton Lizawih Dorothy Lloyd Wallace Beach Donald Edith W_T. Snively Busan Rolls Carl Wadian Tittle KoNfo £ Rich Moud Roberth Hin W. J. Inman Mildred Douaii Beach Bax Asd D. Company MD Killinger Cincinnati Sarah McKee Mies Hila Margaret Meee Ellel Samuels Weal Hikson Mes Lubbing Wlc. Macahe Luella Mariel Gladys George V. Jones R.A. Campbell Wen Mes. Dodds Ha Dakis McGontgles Elizabeth Snively Ira Pottenger Pleasant la J. W. Boatman Lawrenceburn Uni Uney Tallea Wnowlen Souther Indiana Nori Hook John Hook Akron Hook Crabs Dayton Presbyterian O. DB. Beeker

Stutz Divorce Decree May Be Set Aside by Judge Connaughton

In Batios county court a divorce decree granted to Arthur Sty and Della Stutz is pushed for set aside by Judge A Connaughton. The judge recently granted the divorce on gross neglect, and Mrs Stutz testified about her husband’s whereabouts. The case was continued as information and witness testimony proceed.

Connaughton Batios County Court Protte A. Connangnton Della Stutz Arthur Sty Stila Haige Connoughton Worting

Woodmen walkers touring 1912 mile trek to Dallas

Cleveland based Woodmen of the World mentors A W Krumhar and NL Cross travel with a Rocky Mountain Angora goats team. From Cleveland October 16 they cover 1912 miles to Dallas then plan Omaha return, a trek of about 18 months for recreation and World of the Woodmen outreach. They stay in cities hosted by members, next stop Cincinnati. They began with no cash and fund travel by selling goods and musical instruments.

A. W. Krumhar NL. Cross Wort Cleveland Ohio Hamlin Sovereign J. C. Gankeld Ieason Street Dallas Tex Balles Jomaha Neb Fernuha

Pleasant Birthday Gathering At Isaac Woodruft Home

A large body of friends and neighbors visited Isaac Woodruft’s home near Oxford on Friday evening to celebrate his birthday. The event featured a feast with a Frelock 40 Yose, and numerous attendees including Everett Woodrint, Mrs John Withrow, Mrs Wizawik hson, Dr and Mrs Norger, Mr and Mrs Alva Burgess, Mrs Joe Caring, Mr and Mrs Hughes, Mrs Buckley, and many others.

Isaac Woodruft Oxford Tank Jin Sure Prise Laneh Frelock Everett Woordrint John Withrow Wizawik#hson Daniel Peterson Linke Idalake Tod Mes WH Kimball and Mies FLA Finch Cand Funetson Joe Caring Dio Hughes Mise Buckley Kintching Robert Pinkbine Ant Raymond Skinner Chiktren Atrs. Fank Hazel Charley Wargesa Sud Daushter Vetva Ninn Tom Mare Joe Ralph Shocky Bague Wild Havens Dan Rogers Music Cdleon Wilkinson Mr. Thomas

Young Farmer Marries in Mound Bayou Mission

Afarvieat Me Thomas Meay a young farmer travels to Mound Bayou Mississippi where he marries Miss Ken Nice, banker Montgome y of Mound Bayou and Moyne. The wedding occurs in Port qib Miss, and friends wish the couple happiness as they plan to move on to Fonte Wome after a stay with Renneyays.

Thomas Mound Bayou Miss Misa Ken Nice Bette Port Qib- Son Montgomery Mound Bayow and Moyne Meir Renneyays

Pransis Taceyer Neat. Washington Died of Peritonitis in Canada

Henry Malin Heyl, counselor doy the ies cartment of sin, died here Sunday of peritonitis. He was taken to Canada while Meevisling the recip rocity agreement between diets in that country.

Pransis Washington Henry Malin Heyl Doy Canada

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