08 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
Local snippet covers social visits and weekly happenings around Huntsville and nearby areas. Mentions residents like Mircea, Mike Mary Robinson, and families visiting Chester Park, with misread dates and scattered events from a midweek report.
Fragmentary OCR writes a local notice with names and events but legibility is poor. Readable bits include references to a sale, a Mrs Taylor, and a Wednesday event near Middleton, with multiple garbled names and places.
Shandon and Siasdon residents are noted visiting relatives in Hamilton. Leona Lyle and Martin W Mae spent last week in Hamilton while Txnst Scott snout Silay wt bine van Reese of St. Marys visits his brother here. Elsie Johnson plans a slow departure for Porto Tivo to become a teacher. Lily Milholland attends Nel son's Business College in Cincinnati. James Patton and family from Cincinnati spent Sunday here.
In LeSourdsville on September 7 a preaching service is announced for the LeSourdsville Mission. The note specifies Sabbath attendance and calls the event a religious gathering at the church with times and local church identifiers.
The report notes a harsh drought affecting harvests with many corn fields plowed for erosion control and ongoing crop loss. It memorializes Daniel Gebbert, born in Madison Township, detailing family connections and a September funeral at the Miltonville home, with relatives from nearby towns attending.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a renewal strain and references to a medical elixir. It lists Hood's Sarsaparilla as aiding digestion and development, with mentions of children and strawberries in an unclear context. Limited readable names and phrases suggest a mixed, non-cohesive historical ad or article fragment.
A lively gathering at the House of Mor and Mrs George Lachey celebrated with friends and family. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sepatuhwis Mo and Mua Wha HSIUU, Miss Mary Laes and many others as tales of daily visits, dinners, and neighborhood chatter filled the night. A kitchen fire caused minor damage but was quickly controlled with no major injuries.
West Chester scene includes visits by Misses Shit and Shit ale amid talks of a play titled Pha fruit oar yus fall and a number of social calls with neighbors in Covington and Milles. Local residents, including Mrs Nonie Rhodes and Miss Giee Flom, are noted for weekend visits, church events, and school activities as communities exchange greetings and notices of upcoming town events.
A fragmented account recounts a May birthday gathering for Mrs Mes Selio’s fiftieth, with friends and relatives at a home in Trenton area. Attendees include Pippert, Daves, Otol, Lehman, Wirtley, Trevior, and many others, with chaotic details of gifts, decorations, and passing references to local residents and a missing horse and buggy.
Sept 7 Mrs Pear Clevenser hosted guests including Mrs Jesse Uitferd and Mrs Hopkins. The community mourns Mrs Walter Hamilton of nearby Barton after her death Monday. Services held at Brockville and Arlington cemetery. Local residents attend visitations and attend to family notices amid social visits and sales surrounding Omer Young and Minnie Withrow events.
Local notes recount Soph Tins Witronee visiting Mies Wasa Noughunen for a celebration in Salida Piatto and Malet. Families attended at Hein Mission Wheesh with many relatives from West Chester and Springfield. A school play improved library funds, and Miss Payne Arlington Helaste’s teachers gathered with friends as school commences.
Aunt Mrs Lincoln Derrickeon and guests from Rayton Kehineky visited Simulays Miss Florence. Florence Scumbert hosted several ships as guests of Cinein. Mr and Mrs James Weaver observed visitors at the hitters. Catherine, Catharine and family spent Sunday with relatives. Juhi Keosius returned from Michigan after three weeks. The Misses Alige and Ethel Decker hosted Sunday school classes. A neighbor party Thursday featured games and watermelons. Mr and Mrs Frank Kracker visited with Stramb. Alvine Decker and guests hosted Sunday dinner.
In Nation Grove and Ripley Ohio areas residents report visits and travel. Miss Marvelella and Heather Dan spent a few days in Ripley while Mr Weber and Charlies were in Oxford. Miss Michel Mitchell and Miss Lake Woodruff visited Oxford and Hamilton. Ella Doty and sister Maria traveled to Ostord for a visit. Local chatter mentions new school books and road work as Newton Grove plans gravel and crushed stone improvements.
The item notes a September 18 rally at Tidonia with speakers and a Macedoni debate on whether evolution conflicts with the Bible Creation story. Pearl Gast dined with Melby Boudy Suldas. Mr and Mrs Alfred Inloes hosted an event Monday. Mrs Gast and children visited Joseph Burlhel’s family.
Commissioners pursue a construction bond exceeding two hundred dollars to fund street and bridge work in Millville and surrounding townships. Bids ranged from about 2122 to 2577 dollars with bidders including Wai Hall and Vackey. Awards cover street work, a bridge and upgrades to bulkheads, with contracts for one year of service and compliance with tax requirements.
Worden Sept 2 M Bicius completed final stage of his bi plane trip from Paris to Bordeaux with two stops, covering 866 miles. In related local action, relaying East Avenue tracks will begin soon under an agreement between the County Commissioners and the Ohio Traction Co, with the county bearing about 409 dollars for rear spine racks.
An extensive, bundled market transcription lists prices for meats, dairy, produce, and other goods. It includes cattle, sheep, lambs, swine, poultry, fruits, vegetables, grains, and local farm products with varied per unit costs and general market movement notes.
The article lists committee appointments for the Expo effort led by Utegarigus boosters. It cites Hamilton Way, Obie Valles, and a range of named chairmen and members including Frank Dick, Jon fai, John D Day, Clyde eler, and Charles Dreytia as part of the dispatch to form subcommittees by September 1 and complete the full roster soon after.
Paris dispatch reports Miss Katherine Eikins returning from London. Circumstantial gossip links her with the Duke Abruzzi and a February wedding in Paris. A possible September engagement notice is said to appear in October.
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