25 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
1
Bethany November edition shows a long list of names tied to local Ranger Company elections with many candidates, as residents prepare for next year’s balloting. Community notes praise a turkey dinner fundraiser on Trilha Street and report on local events, housing, and upcoming civic activities.
In West Chester November 24 Atss Marie EMinte and friends gathered at Avil Mise for a week end visit with Mrs Nessie tmig and child. A supper hosted by M. oB drew patrons and performers. Lucy Jaakean and family joined, while Miss Lael Jackson and relatives attended. A lecture by LAM Prse at Presbyterian church Tuesday night featured impersonations by Maroon Company. Local plans include Ray Shiner starting a garage project soon.
Fair Haver Park residents and relatives share greetings for Thanksgiving Mrs Chara Marshall and family visited by Rah fers. Migs Krona Larsh saw Mrs Holly at College Corner last week Mr Breeman called on J 8 McDiett Friday Evening Library Society to halt first meeting at High Besa Toom Yew Caled Everyone invited Migs Grace Gimore visiting. All Gitware and fair friends mentioned in bustling community notes
A fragmented account describes a weekend community gathering with hosts and families present. It mentions guests, workers, and entertainment, with references to local venues, meals, and planned activities, though many names and details are garbled. The report notes voting events and general neighborhood coordination for upcoming dates.
An assortment of townspeople appear in transit and at businesses over a few days. Among them are named individuals like Jenkins and Hamilton Martin Kenedy, with mentions of visiting and business trips to places such as San Way and Brooky le Alenia, while several crews continue work on a building project and nearby residences.
Mrs Sivtand Gleason hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Gh Selowedguy Fudas Port Ryerson and others at a spring gathering. Several attendees named Wonder and Sulliean attend next week events with Miss Letra Gare Soler and Mrs Ginors West Springdale noted.
A garbled OCR passage reports stray names and events in a Cedarville area, mentioning visits, a neighbor, and injuries from a horse incident, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmented local item from Pisgah area recounts community notices, names several residents including Mrs. Nellie McNuley and Mr. Richard Moore, mentions church meetings and social events, with references to West Ten Heetiye Comism and Mrs. Snily oA. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate neighborhood gatherings and personal notices.
A cluttered field of social and civic notes lists figures like Miss Marie Cahill of Cincinnati and Mrs Sellen Chayson hosting events at home. Mentions Mr Vusteter Leet Cheriont Conn y, the Oyster Pepper affair, and a MWirkey dinner at Bedhuny. Reports touch on community meetings, dining, and local gatherings amid a stream of names, places, and dates.
The article notes a church supper on Wednesday evening the 24th and mentions friendly visits, members in town for a week with Mrs Alth War ivy, and various social meetings. It references a regular business meeting, host families, and travel plans for guests.
Fragmentary OCR text describes scattered names and places including Colton Cromer Dakepee and various families. The garbled lines mention a Sunday event, a dining or visiting scene, and references to Germany and famine. No coherent narrative or date is extractable.
Fragmentary field notes describe a social gathering linked to charity activities in McKinney. Names such as Mrs Martha Bean and Mrs Pen tatoe appear among attendees. Details of meals, hosts, and participants are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate a community giving event with multiple individuals present.
A garbled text fragment mentions jurors relatives and a wedding like event. It references Lindenwald Cherie Tannity Cleves and gatherings at Grandmother's home with meals. Names Hedy Beakie and Dr. Gales appear amid a domestic context with a Sunday remembrance.
Local society page records recent gatherings and visits among residents. Mrs Stolts Huston hosted friends west of here, Miss Helen Grabayy attended events with relatives, and several sisters and kin traveled to see family. other names include Mrs Charlotte Wottingoy and Mrs Weston with siblings visiting in Cincinnati and Weston.
Readable fragments list residents and visitors in Greenbush and Middletown area. Mentions Mr Nef Belond Ma Wits of Middletown, Hopkins at West Ate tadeie, Colonel Hats, Chas Armetrany, Mrs Magy Hamilton, Mr Chris Mock and family, Mr Lone, Mrs Jolie Gax of Hla Getawn, and others visiting relatives and attending gatherings.
Hopewell residents share visits and greetings as Mrs Van Dyke and children join Mrs Miller and children for a day together. Hankering to note Miss Lala Burdate hosted guests. Mrs Bell planned a postal cards shower. Clyde McQuistion and Gypsy Smith delivered sermons, with many attending church events and friendly calls.
Valley View Indiana reports a church schedule with mentions of local families and visitors. References include Mr and Mrs Jacob Vieedont and the Levies Band hosting services and a preaching event next Sunday. Parishioners are urged to attend Friday and Sunday gatherings.
A fragmentary social clipping lists Thanksgiving services at Cano Chavez, dinner parties at Mrs Lun Packer, and various visits in Cincinnati and Dayton. It mentions theater receptions, travel, and a perfumed cosmetic booklet, with odd spellings and garbled names. An offer promises a powder product by mail for five cents.
A Friday night storm hit the Collinsville area causing damage to fodder bundles and fields. A sprained foot sidelined a worker while nearby residents attended the Hall County Weather Association meeting in Minkten. The storm also blew away coal from a house occupied by W. A. Bester as cleanup begins.
Maud residents report Thompson and Thompson family ties across Isso and Laclelon with Avert De Giron ties. Mrs J F Brate mourns after a gas accident week ago. Anniversary events, a gathering by relatives, and visits by Anna Hornbeck of Delaware with her mother Mrs Parney wrap a short social section.
A garbled Maple Grove page item lists numerous individuals with scattered family and social mentions. It notes Tuesday and Sunday gatherings, names such as Mr Ales Dr Reveenshay Mr Haynes Aunt Alfred Merlonshaw Prank and Dawser, plus Mrs Laura Wythe adds. It ends with a Macedonia church peaching by Rev Mills.
Fragmentary report lists Congress Ozear Woolvut Ea Fan tteln and others in MALvite over Sunslay. Minton, Were abemted te cra, and Mate Means on the sick list. Mary Piofann returned from a trip to the frolden Igate. Charles Walker and Wilam Rae tok in emission Monday morning. No blood was spilled. Ra sniper observed Wald Thursday evening.
Dresenberry and her yierds wowed the crowd at the Presby social last Wednesday in Sevenmile. Ada Boatman sang and did a park to perfection while the Diesalberry family was praised for a well staged drill. A Thanksgiving grobe will be held at the M. E. Church with Rev. Warley. Numerous locals attended, spoke of distant relatives, and hosted guests from nearby towns.
A fragment notes Rol J Livingston a retired farmer and Kolen Moore a specialist from Hamilton involved in an engagement or wedding event. The text is incomplete with several garbled names and places, leaving the exact details unclear.
Louis Wannnerte a 17 year old senior at Tamla High School has a nearly perfect record. He is the son of Mrs Friune Tenmmerle and has studied at Milton High since first grade, with over six years in the Milton program and no absences. He plans to attend Miami University as a senior student and is highly regarded by classmates and teachers. His record for state class admission is considered likely to be unmatched in the state of Gitio.
The Beaver and his wife allegedly admitted to involvement in the Arion case. Witnesses, including John Bims and Stevens, testified Beaver told his wife he set the scene at the Omaha hotel building. Interrogations and claims of intimidation surrounded witnesses during proceedings.
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