Two Hamilton Men Die In Wrecks On C H and C
Two Hamilton men were killed in railroad incidents near Liberty and Cottage Grove. Fireman Dayton Osborne, married, resided at 626 Rigdon Street, and Michael Foley, formerly at 420 Wood Street, were the victims. The wreck involved a westbound freight and an eastbound helper engine. investigations continue as officials review blame and sequence of events.
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Hiamilton Saga
Bal
Hk Vb
Fost ‘Belr
Hyes Monioy
Liberty
Ind
Cottage Grove
Dayton Osorne
Rigdon Street
Michael D. Foley
Wood Street
Freeman Colpton
Englad
Gonnersville Ai
Hamilton
Sun
Osborne
Ray Lock Tn
Edward Foley
Patrick Callahan
Wiliam Strode
Strode
Foley
Indianapolis
Lces
Len Hess
Miltonville Social Notes Include Movements and Visits
In Miltonville residents share recent moves and visits over the holidays. William Mupto and family left for Windsor, Md after a three week visit home. Ed Weaver returned to Jet Springs Ark. Pat Scidder, a law student at Ann Arbor, Mich, is spending vacation in the village. Thomas J. Mason and family moved to Middletown last week. Laslie Foyle and family now reside in Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant occupy the one story house in the West End. Mrs. J P Landis of Dayton was a guest of the Weavers. Shafer left Western Union Telegraph Company and is now in the village. F W Weaver and daughter Emild visited Mr. and Mrs. J P Cory of Seven Mile Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Heek hosted the Kerns and Kerr families at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Jessie Bringman of Wout Carrollton visits the Rippetos. Mr. Avon Born to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Curry on Milwaukee Avenue Saturday at 2 am.
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William &. Mupputo
Windsor
Weaver
Jet Springs
Ark
Pat Scidder
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas J. Mason
Middletown
Laslie Foyle
Trenton
Wiliam Bryant
Onn
Hick
West End
J. PB. Landis
Dayton
Shafer
Tlon
Western Union Telegraph Company
F.W. Weaver
Emild
J. P. Cory
Seven Mile
John Heek
Kerns
Kerr
Our Key
Jessie Bringman
Caerollton
Rippeto Fom
Licensed to Wed in Wartime Matrimonial Tangle
The fragment lists names including John Alexander Coleman a 44 colored man a teamater from Hamilton and Delta Hill Burton coloré Hamilton Wilbur Miller 21 tobacco worker Middletown and Pearl Gratt 19 Middletown with Rev. W U Humphrey.
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Ohn
Alexander Coleman
Local Christmas Holiday Notes and Community Gatherings
Clawson and Murphy of Kyles spent Christmas day in the town and attended Mrs. Mauney’s. Revival services led by Rev. N Marshall closed Friday with offerings. Elliott and family visited Samuel Witheron in Cincinnati. James Sheritt and daughter visited Mauds. Charles Kloth and wife also with Bennet family. Wesley Weber hosted A W Kellner and wife. several residents observed holiday gatherings and greetings.
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TD. Murphy
Kyles
Flarry Mauhiy
Uwligs
Ebot
Elliott
Barmuel Witheron
Cincinnati
Odd Scribbled Tales and Local Notes From Oxford
Fragmented OCR items recount local chatter at Oxford with quirky phrases about justice and scandal, plus short notices on visits, a shooting gallery advert, weather woes, and social tidbits. Names like Mrs Monty Schlenck and Miss Lizzly Latter appear among garden-variety society snippets and a Turkey prize game.
Seven Mile Farmers Institute Sees Notable Sessions
A report from Gollinsville details the Seven Mile Farmers Institute held last Friday and Saturday with state speakers J. Wing and A. L. White handling civil subjects. Wing promotes alfalfa, and a key session featured a hen question on alfalfa hay producing two eggs daily. Mrs. Brown presented on farm life lights and shadows. Officers elected for the coming year include President S. A. Plickinger, Vice President D. C. Scott, Secretary Adolph Augspargor, with active committee members W. B. Smith and Samuel Binsinger. The institute plans to return to Seven Mile next year and expresses overall satisfaction with the sessions.
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Sholtonbarger & Fisher
J.C. Unzicker
Prenton
Seven Mile Farmers’ Institute
J. Wing
A. L. White
Wing
Seven Mile
A. Plickinger
D.C. Scott
Adolph Augspargor
W. B. Smith
Samuel Binsinger
Kyles and Miss Kyle Visit. Local Social Notes
Miss Josie Kyle returns home from three weeks with Miss Blanche Gudgran of Williamburg and Miss Tina Emley after a week visiting Miss Alice Kyle in Franklin. Bethany OM EL Church Ladies’ Aid held a big turkey dinner Saturday. Local residents Joseph Fuller and wife hosted guests Joanie Geralla from Middletown. Marshaling a busy week, several residents traveled to Cincinnati and Sevenmile. The death of Squire Hughes halted a preliminary hearing for 4. O. Mead. Edwin D. Gebhart named administrator of Caroline Gebhart estate with bonds filed. personal property appraisal planned by Angsvinger Thorsten and Maxon.
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Josie Kyle
Blanche Gudgran
Williameburg
Tina Emley
Alice Kyle
Franklin
Ladies’ Md Society of Bethany OM
EL Church
H Joseph Fuller
Joanie Geralla
Middletown
J. G. Berry
Wiles
Kyle
Cinalimati Pri
Movement From Pleasant to West State Street Home
Albert Mitwells plans moving his family from Pleasant Hun to a new home on West State Street. Farmers report hog losses to cholera. Joseph Westrick visited Hanedten on Monday for business. Hatfield family from Kentucky visits to investigate a death. Sunday schools plan a cabinet of winter entertainment with several programs. Pupil exercises and Christmas events announced for local schools and church groups.
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Albert Mitwells
Pleasant
Hun
West State Street
Saon
Joseph Westrick
Janes Hatfield
Kentucky
Luther
Lost mother hidden in Hesse Navmatadt prewar bid to reunite
A man named Mr. Ricker mourns his mother Mrs. Auoa Marin Mekur who fled from Ohms in Hesse Navmatadt about ten days ago. He last saw her ten years ago and had planned to bring her to America to reunite, but she chose to stay in her birthplace. A family member Peter Bleker was among the mourners.
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Saldnikai
Auoa Marin Mekur
Ter Nome
Ohms
Hesse
Ricker
Germany
Mim
Dal Ao
Joker
Peter Bleker
Ilo
No Meeting Held WSO and Local Notices
A transcription of scattered notes reports that no meeting was held by WSO and details various local residents and church events. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cray visiting, Mrs. Gray’s days, Mercy hospital figures, and social entertainments at homes. The text references January dates, a site agent, and Christmas services at the church with plans for a Sunday school program.
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Stephen Cray
Christmas program at Wall Presbyterian Church event
Reiley notes a Sunday school Christmas entertainment at Wall Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening. Mrs. C. W. Dyer and a companion left Sunday for their future home in Columbus.
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Presbyterian Chnvaly
Mrs. C. W. Dyer
Sun 1A
Columbus
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Cinelas Mall
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Maula
Silay
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Lewis Sauer
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Paul Sauer
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Frank Halter
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Watson'’S Hair Store
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Ben Lowenstein
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Grey Eagle Stables
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Tabormade
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