14 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
Huntsville notes recount visits and illness in town, with details on neighbors, family trips, farm work, and upcoming fairs. Several residents travel to nearby towns, attend the county fair, and repairs continue on local structures.
Fragmentary text from a historical column or notice with many garbled words and errors. The readable parts mention Mr Kyles and last week events, but no coherent incident or clear facts emerge for a fuller summary.
Miltonville reports a drought year with heavy recent rains easing conditions yet risking poor yields. Farmers face worm damage to corn and tobacco losses while optimistic wheat prospects rise with dry spells aiding ripening. Weather fronts from the West Indies brought destructive storms, sparing some crops but stressing livestock and grasses. Local deaths, injuries, and community visits mark a somber but stubborn rural record as families adjust to a challenging growing season.
A garbled West Chester item describes church services, a family funeral, parish events, and civic notices. It mentions residents like Mr. Shurte, Mrs. Phillips, and Miss Val Vou, plus church gatherings, school actions, and local moves with several names and places such as Ledger Paths Ohio Hamilton and Columbus.
Community items list visits and family ties among residents of Jacksonburg and nearby towns. Mentions visits by Mr and Mrs John Bradford to Jade and Oklahoma, Miss Stella Bowers at Miss Whitney Hamilton, and Magy Wagner visiting Cherfell kin. Also notes farming concerns, with complaints of Weasel in oats and wheat, and sowing wheat progress.
Town's news records the death of Mrs Will Frannis of Roy Armaly with funeral attendance by relatives and many local mourners. The late Mrs A 5 tally is remembered by friends and neighbors in a subdued service with visits and condolences noted.
Reading shows scattered names and events: Raymond Albrigitt reselling property at Chimet a Wy. Grace Lien bach dealing with an account issue. Fant Stok confined with jaundice at District Nm 1M. Mrs Lewis Frangis and Mrs anktoy mentioned. Warren Smith visited Aiddletawsn sistars.
The Rolley County meeting at New Haven had a large turnout with J. Wilkofeld presenting and Stein Mguices receiving the ante, amid discussion of reopening plans for October 21 and supervision by Rudtz. Several staff and residents were noted as attending, including Weltha, Whipple, and California travel plans for Oh and Wavnite.
In Peoria area news, Adeline Pater and family attend to daily matters while Chas Genind visits. Hart Hartine and George Freak discuss recent events as residents share moves, engagements, and locals tending to farms, workshops, and family arrivals amid Sunday visits and neighborhood chatter.
Venice area social calendar lists guests at the home of Mrs. Uokive and other relatives. Miss Morena Brown hosts a ball, with rain delaying events on Sunday. The Women’s Taxidermy Circle plans a Halloween social on Friday evening. Florence Verwa, noted poet Wissinger, will attend a gathering on Thyra Nay the fourteenth at the home of the Beides parents. Family guests include Hinetton, Mrs. Scott, and Ora Trown. Local schools plan a short vacation and township meetings note a convention at Wepice.
Darktown Daretown dated Oct 13 reports a social at the Society of Wit Darntown Church for Oct 16 with entry, a Methodist course talk by Lyceaie Coursey on Oct 17, and invites. Widespread social and family news follow including reunions, visits, illness notes, and local movements among residents and neighbors.
Fragmented OCR from a local page mentions Frank Wilson in Michigan and a concert event handed to R Wheeler. Several names appear with places like Sharonville, Sharony, Looktnmd, Lovkland, and Chicago. References to visits, parties, and departures hint at social notices and household news.
Valley View brief notes list among neighbors and relatives visiting and hosting in Hamilton, Valley Word area. Families including Vizedom Kammerer Tam merer Shildman Kosing Johnson and Wetnein attend gatherings and church services, with multiple visits at Weaver family and Butler County fair mentioned.
Oct article records visits and family news around Clarks Hill Indiana and Goshen. Mentions M Gonig le and N Gesighe visiting John Te Dave and William Blant families, Rev Maskear's Sunday call, J T Davin family, and union church refreshes by Jolt Davis. Rainstorm description notes heavy rainfall and brief flooding affecting farms and routes.
Oct 2 report from Linden features scattered local items. Mentions John Schoelhamer and family visiting Wheiton, an excursion to Columbus, Lou Kulin selling produce at fair price, and attendance at Ladies Sewing Society. Various residents including Mr Burkley and Mr Schlenker appear in brief notices about daily life and farm activity.
Local notes report daily happenings around West Eleton including visits by Dr. McQuees of Camelon and De Clara Robertson, and Mr and Mrs Gen Binkes spending Sunday with Joldave. Residents discuss work by Albert Chippendale and medical updates on Walter Roberts. Miss Hoover leads West Eleton School amid satisfactory reception from students.
The Pleasant Bun church held Rally Day exercises with a gifted Cincinnati preacher delivering a rare sermon. Missionary Society efforts were noted as Mrs Pipher assists sewing for proceeds benefiting the society. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Brag and Mrs Grey with extended visits from relatives.
A garbled 1900s column mentions Arthie Brown, J and T Brown, and a Golden Wedding set of parents. It notes attendance at Synod meetings, a private sale of Mrs El-Jiot property, Ada Bite Giluwreto, Arthur Magary and Lena Rid Alfve rson and Clara Weed traveling with Charles Hays, and various local events including Butler Fair turnout and school moves to No 3.
A weekly digest of local gatherings and visits, detailing talks, lectures, and personal calls. The note highlights Evaigellet delivering illustrated lectures, social calls from Mr and Mrs Houser, Lawrence Apple’s attendance, and multiple home visits in Highland Co and nearby towns.
A sizable delegation from this city will attend the twelfth annual convention of the Atlant bravich Christian Endeavor Union of the U B church to be held in New Vers Ky next Thursday and Friday. The gathering is expected to feature a well balanced program with southern meals included and a focus on community outreach.
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