From Our Neighbors in Eaton and Nearby Towns
Local notes report Floyd Blackford of Eaton visiting Glenuiloe s. Charles Hudson of Pronton and others spending weekends with friends. Families, travel to Indianapolis, Dunkirk, and Millville appear, along with a death notice for Edith Fritts and a church funeral planned for August 13. Community members engage in visits, schooling plans, and property changes, including Alfred Iniaecs and Mrs. Hamilton visiting, and George Bradeen renting and planning to move by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Blackford
Eaton
Fa Glenuiloe
Charles Hudson
Pronton
Inloea
Joh Rockwell
Brookville
Mary Ann Yartlow
Salem
Wil Beard
Wil Dickson
John Moreland
F P. Olnweon
W. A. Dear
Clu
Dixford Whursday
Aid Air Report
Walter Oliver
Haulton
aAlfred Iniaecs
Hamilton
Jonathan Lyingston
Leslie Myler
Okreana
Boutright Sunny
Upton Morehead
Suniay
James Beard
Dunkirk
Pittsburg
Mason County Fair Survives Rainy Giant Weekend
Local weather prophets forecast damp skies yet crowds of about 3,000 gathered for Mason County Fair on Saturday and Sunday. Despite rain, horse exhibits impressed, balloon ascent caused a near tragedy, and the Saturday dance drew the season’s largest crowd. Dr. Arthur Bowyer visited. church trustees debated gambling at the grounds while Cincinnati police warned of known criminals en route. CHA Todds from Lebanon showcased top horses before departing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
GO. M. Boke
Wd Antelm
Billy Mason
John Slayback
Hamilton
Steesedei
Fair Grounds
Luc Uday
Arthur Bowyer
M. E. Church
Win
Cincinnati
Cha Todd
Lebanon
Frankin
Okeana Hosting Annual O C B Event at Carian Grove
Thel fret annual O C B lente will be held in Carian d grove Saturday August 28 with speakers vocal and instrumental music. In the evening the program moves to Okenawa Public Hall and yard for music and singing. Ralph Huston and William Jones visited relatives. piling work continues across Oxford road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea ReCoy
Hamillton
Carian
D Grove
Okenawa
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight St Charles Area
St Charles area residents host and visit relatives across town and nearby towns. Me Myahumin Grifts of Kylee dined with Mrs J Gillespie families. Gillespie guests include J PF Gillespie and Mrs B TH Cyres. Farm club and social events noted across Oxford Kumler grove. Several visits from Canton, Philanthropy and Boston with illnesses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myahumin Grifts
Kylee
Gillespie
J. PF. Gillespie
Queen City
Thesday
B. TH. Cyres
Dinughur
J. &. Gillespe
Oxford Social News and Local Health Notes
Mrs Olive Drayer and children return to Middletown after a week with Mrs W Wildace. Jett Hamilton ill with typhoid symptoms at home. Oxford residents visited JA White and family. Mr and Mrs Haima and Edwin spent the day with friends. Miss Edith Selby and Mr Selby return home after visiting. Misses Sinhert and Ware of Camden plan to visit Thursday with Irma Fanton and May De Mand. Cincinnati Misses visit Mr and Mrs BH Cook. Thirty Oxford members from the Oxford Tribe of Ben Har No 0 visited Hither Trike No 4 and witnessed a mystic initiation. two converts wed at the altar. A social followed with canoeing on the Palawan near Easton. William Mason visiting Ostorik. Wa Stork to Cincinnati. H Kochendoarer from Mylo, O arrives for two weeks in Oxford. Mrs Thomas Miller of Covington visiting Ming Selby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Drayer
Middletown
W. Th. Wildace
Jett Hamilton
Oxford
Haima
Mister
Edwin
White
Warl Keller
Edith Selby
Chielmat
Mea
Sloniker
Sinhert
Ware
Camden
Irma Fanton
May de Mand
Jones
Cincinati
Vribe
Ben Har
Hither
Palawan
Faston
Willian Mason
Ostorik
Stork
Chcinnuti
H. Kochendoarer
Mylo
Thomas Miller
Covington
Shernest
Ming Lait Selby
Mabrystent
Local Residents Attend Visits and Dispute Over Weekend
Mrs Tarey Kvess visits Cine elmmall for a few days while Wy Snider and family visit Sumas. Dayton guests J Dateathan and David Gephart attend. Neighbors Tin Nuel and Sar McFall stay nearby. A domestic dispute ends with Mrs Boogler pursuing a warrant for Mr Bailey. Dan Wicket reports a serious pneumonia episode. A roof accident injures N. Tacohr during township house work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarey Kvess
Cine Elmmall
Wy Snider
Sumas
Wmrs
Cooper and Wife
Dayton
Yielling
Penuewer
David Gephart
George Biechler
Chill
AL Wagner
Trevy Temple
Dauphter Feeie
Honey Uafftmen
George K. Snider
Hamilton Fotunda Srtirnay
Mya
Tin Nuel
Mea
Sar McFall
Boogley
John Bailey
Booger
Family reunion in Timis amid travel delays
Amanda and relatives gather in Timis as Mrs Reed and children return after a long journey. Miss Mary and others are mentioned along with a planned visit to Nisa Varro. A calm, pleasant sentiment follows the delays and travel woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quid Afra
Casatdy
Dawughe
Misaen
Mary
Foro
Sitney
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Wedding News
Roscoe and Willard Brentlinger of Hayton hosted relatives with John Gilmore’s kin in town. Astoria guests Miss Clara Wells of North Side plans to return with cousin Sam Gilmore. numerous Hamilton and Middletown visitors are noted. The marriage of John Roth and Miss Clara Bebmier occurred last Wednesday with well wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Willard Brentlinger
Hayton
John Gilmore
Mra. Sinkey
Astoria
Mya
James Gorton
Afra
Doi Gilmore
Santoy
Shetts
Mra
George Kalbhebich
Clevia
Myrele Newkirk
Clara Wells
North Side
Mia. P. Henry
Fred Bondinet
Hamilton
Srentlager
Dayton
Miu
Sair Gimore
Lucy Shultz
Houre Toll
rMa
Wil Ramseyer
Ghicon Rimseyer
Childrens
Helen Rumseyer
Kathryn
Lillian Hamseyer
Will Codlington
William Linekay
Kvhertall
Mare
Middletown
John Roth
Clara Bebmier
Miltonville Social Notes and Local Births and Deaths
Miltonville society page reports visitors and family ties, including Mr and Mrs Thomas Powell visiting Kentucky, Miss Emma Weaver and Miss Mary Edgar visiting relatives, and Miss Daisy Klipier’s eighteenth birthday. It also notes Harvey George House’s infant death, funeral at the U B Church, and burial at the wage cemetery with a Bible verse sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powell
Kentucky
Emma Weaver
Mary Edgar
Queen Gily
Belle Crows
Houiiston Friends
Sarah Kerr
John Hil
Sever Mile
Nellig Brill
Myrtle Aent
Tventon
Kerr
John Kerr
Dayton
Roppe
Ford Hagar
Sidney
Br. Weaver
Paul Scudder
Kyles
Oxfort
Cory
Seven Mile
Samuel Margérum
Middletown
Daisy Klipier
Samuel Hoover
Samuel
Wonigelt
Dame Rivur
Harvey George House
George and
Mary House
Miltenwile
U. B
Seibert
Watheran Chiurch
Offlciating
Mark Wi
College Corner News Update From Richmond Travels
Mr. Aaron Ridenour and daughter Pyndie spent Yucaday in Richmond. Oscar Stout and wife attended the vivahow at Richmond Tuesday. Miga Emine Auit has accented a na tion agelark for the firm of Stinger & farting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Ridenour
Pyndie
Yucaday
Richmond
Oscar Stout
Miga Emine Auit
Stinger & Farting
Selkirk Weather and Society Notes From Harvest Nome
The Washington M parade on a rainy Sabbath caused delays with distinctive coloration. Visitors from Hanatian and Inez grandvavonta ais Wiel attend Harvest Nome puctal as the Teale AWG Society of MI Ville plans a harvest event and auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rirma Angal
Hanatian
Inez Grandvavonta
Ais Wiel
Teale Awg Society
MI Ville Wihl
Wedding notices and local social snippets emerge
In a Presbyterian setting next Saturday evening Miss Erma Gileaple and her brother Glyde attended St Charles church last Sunday afternoon. Mrs J W Roberta and others are mentioned with references to weddings, relatives and local visitors including Mrs W Beland of Oxford. George Weather and family are noted along with a professor from Otamillan and frequent papercard mentions amid a local celebration and peanuts sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Gileaple
Glyde
St. Charles
J. W. Roberta
W. Beland
Oxford
John McGoy
George and
Cwife
Trefly
Otamillan
Charles
Howry Grissom
Papcarn
Drugcists Prepare Challenge to City Telephone Rule
Attorney Frank J. Feeerichs has been retained by the Ohio Valley Druggists Association to pursue the legal aspects of an injunction suit against the City and Suburban Telegraph Association. The association opposes a new rule requiring people in slot phone booths to dial the party they wish to talk with. The dispute centers on whether the rule infringes on pharmacist and public access rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginetonali
Frank J. Feeerichs
Ohio Valley Drugeists’ Association
Licensed To Wed In Hamilton Naranton Union
John J Vroutman 26 farmer Hamilton and Mery M Knapp 22 Naranton licensed to wed in a standard marriage notice with names and ages as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Vroutman
Farmer
Hamilton
Mery M. Knapp
Naranton
Carleton Released After Arrest in Indiana Case
W G Carleton freed after days in custody on suspicion and possession of buggy parts. Indiana authorities had identified him, and a brother in law sought bail and to bring him to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Carleton
Indiana
Bigs and Toole
Coakley Property Ordered Sold in Probate Case
The Probate Court ordered the Coakley property sold at its appraised value in the case Jeremiah A. Coakley versus Thomas Coakley et al. Frank A. Jones, administrator of John G. Smith's estate, was appointed to conduct the sale after the court confirmed the appraisal on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Jones
John G. Smith
Coakley
Jeremiah A. Coakley
Thomas Coakley
Hospitalization After Typhoid Case At Grand Boulevard
Maggie McCabe was taken to Morey Hospital today from Grand Boulevard and Sluder Avenue with suspected typhoid fever. Local authorities report the condition is being treated as a medical case awaiting full diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie McCabe
Grand Bowlvard
Sluder Avenue
Morey Hospital
Black Street Incident Leads to Nighttime Station Takeover
Tianiel Burke was found at Black Street in the afternoon asleep in a held area. He was taken to the station for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tianiel Burke
Obituary for Mrs Anna Hesss and Mrs Anna Tross
Mrs Anna Hesss and Mrs Anna Tross died Wednesday at home 228 Booth Thighth Street aged 9 years. The deceased was a widow and leaves five children four boys and one girl. Funeral services will be held at Dion's Church Friday at 2 30 pm with Rev Trebel officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hesss
Anna Tross
Booth, Thighth Street
Seecasad
Dion
Moros Surprise and Kill U. Soldiers at Coop Vi Outpost
A Moros force surprised a twenty-seventh Infantry outpost at Coop Vi Sunday, killing Sergeant Folny and Privates Cavey while severely wounding Private Van Norn. The attackers, armed with spears and swords, crawled to within feet of sentries and struck as dawn broke. the outpost held until relief arrived, but Moros escaped, though some were wounded. Bleeding and chaos marked the scene in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Twenty-Seventh Infantry
Coop Vicars Suerday
Folny
Privata Cavey
van Norn
Stan
Moma
My Lady's Corner reflections on kindness and fashion
A nostalgic column blends a tale of a simple train wave between a stranger man and a little girl with a moral on kindness. It muses on sympathy, memory, and a life well lived through Emily Dickinson quotes and a practical guide to durable khaki and straw hats. It also jokes about the novelist Ouida and public fascination with eccentric tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Bression
Fearie
Lquerie
Ame
Okdey
Emily Dickineen
Vuin
A Dainty Morsel of Two and Other Fragments
An assorted page features a recipe for Dainty Morsel of Two with apples, butter, and layers, plus a Cream Cake recipe. in the same notebook tone, dialogue snippets from Puck and Tit-Bits parodying social scenes. miscellaneous musings on fireworks, church faith, a utopian scientist, and a poem about summer rain and spring mud with brief literary notes.
Minister Confesses in Widow Smith Killing Case
In Terre Haute Indiana Aug the Rev Charles Hill confessed to shooting at a mark with a young man named William Trager, claiming he fired the fatal shot that killed widow Smith in the Henwood mining town. Three boys were arrested for other firing incidents. the widow's son faced suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Hill
William Trager
Terre Manta
Ind
Charles Hill
Smith
Henwood
Dayton
Tnes
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Carrie Rotmed
Bani 2Hillins
Ylenty
George Bradeen
A. Smith
Aliwul
Okeana
Ralph Huston
Watchston
Wm. Jones
Af Alert
Fr. W. Waor
Oxford Roel
Sacks Farmers’ Club
Lite
Union Nenue
Kumler
Grove
Grissom
Houston
Caroling Gillespie
Plare
Ds PY. Gilespie
J.T. Dudley
Bosston
Myrtle Fye
Lorena Heard
Pauling Gillespie
S. B. Fye
Atv
Ani
Druley
Susion
Ida Salisbury
Canton
B. Kye
Jorena Beard
Philanthropy
Amanda
Miltonville
College Corner News
Scott Cline
John Mason
Riclumi
Toenda
Tatert Schlenck
J. &. Tiarkley
Mawfey Antehildren
Chalaqua
Ana
Selkirk
Carleton
Daniel
MOROS
Bloomingtos
Yoria Underwood
Ada
MY Lady’s Corner
Tennyson
Oulda
New York Sun
Oue
Httle
Gqneen
Puck
Adam
Lieman
Washington Star
Liu Street
Mary F. Penneti
Int Western Collage Magazine
Chicago
Bossex Financial
Btaie
Oslo
Misa Camilla Decker
Lasith Prout Street
Mrs. Gorber
Af Dayton
Tn Percale
Cing- Wan
Fae
Isldvice
Glanie Ade
ECRU
Eandy Hose
Polk
Tarestinns Eas
Holbrock Bros
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