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Newspaper
Hamilton Weekly Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
2
The missing Clearge Meyer from Oxford has become the day’s sensational topic as friends and a respectful family receive wide community sympathy. Reported bank funds and loans surface in the case, with banks and relatives cited. details elude as locals await clearer information.
The article notes Father Russell departing Oxford after years of service at St Marys and related parish duties. It mentions pastoral plans, courtesy to Mrs Uavlee] and local church activities, with guests from Morning and Oxford attending the farewell event. A dance was held at the hall to honor the occasion.
Incomplete report notes a weather affected Monday evening event with many absent. Mentions street commissioners and local officials including Overhilly and Malamont but lacks clear details or outcomes.
The fragmentary Miltonville items note visitors and travel from Renry County to Franttin, plus regional family gatherings and a reunion for Mr DeBolt’s unit. Mentions of a business trip, calls from Mr Paul in Indiana, and various homecomings, with scattered remarks on local work and a mine water issue.
Fragmented report lists names, addresses, and activities from Huntsville area. Mentions of arrests, illnesses, property moves, and visitors appear in jumbled order with numerous typographical errors and incomplete details.
Pleasant Run and nearby communities share a string of social notes as residents like Mrs. Jesse Unston and Mrs. Alex Pipher are mentioned along with visits and gatherings. The missive lists many individuals from Lorain to Cincinnati with brief updates on their plans and pastimes.
Mrs McCurley hosts and Miss Rachael Lehne entertains in a social column. Miss Tawra Pathenger Whimnsdiy is noted as a guest with Mr aml Mes ito Bradbury of Morning Sum visiting Pehitives.
A series of incidents in Middletown and surrounding areas include a meat wagon delivery started, a man hit on the head near his home Friday night, and a warehouse clearing begun yesterday. A large foregut and foamy are being prepared for a line three storey building to be erected. Cigar merchant Me Pilbert conducted transactions yesterday.
Nave, long serving at Reiser school in Puimsant Bar, resigns after two years to take the role of Assistant principal in the Mr. Flealliy schools. Mrs. Lizsin Calloun visited relatives in Jianijelon last week. Mr. Joby Boil attends encampment in Washington DC. Gilbert Jett visited Baltimore relatives last Saturday. Blanche Dedrmund seriously ill, reporter Wereh Deller. James HL Donce accepts manager position at a Brookville Indiana poultry and egg store. Strickler wins, dynamiters blast stumps above town breaking a stone through Temes Thaber’s stop.
Greenbrier Moo and Mrs Aceh Armstrong plus Amy Fanily visited Mex Kepp for a family gathering. George Hateliy and relatives joined a Sunday visit at West Bitton. Several locals attended Tak ter comes the diet. Mrs Tinity of Poasttown visited Joseph Watley and family. Farmers delayed fall seating due to bad weather.
The Maumitton event drew Magan residents and others with a warm reception to the fair on Friday. Attendees enjoyed music, refreshments, and a sociable evening with Mrs Daisy Shavka and Mrs Voorhis hosting, while Foster Henseworth emerged as a local figure of note through a business development. The crowd included notable locals and families, with preparations and gatherings across multiple homes, and a forthcoming wedding addition noted at the event.
Deputy sheriff tried to serve a summons on Champion Mill employee Charles Stubbs but was denied entry. He allegedly assaulted by Stubbs, who struck him with a cane and cut his lip, leading to an assault and mayhem charge and a warrant for arrest.
In Columbus Ohio a heated fight over the code bill pits the House and Senate against police court provisions. Democrats threaten to block further action if curative changes are not accepted while conference committee attempts to reconcile plans for single headed departments and public service governance. Leaders named include Gordon, Harding, Patterson, Aver, Narig, and Sharp among others.
A Tre Wate Court session Tuesday featured a statement about a Macy property sale valued around 3000 dollars. The Mirtdlataswa and Floly & Dapasit Company were linked to the transaction, with various names and phrases indicating court action and party involvement.
Tainted apprendors of the property Aske Authority to Sell Hilla Schumaker administrator of Charles Schumaker has used the Probate Court for authority to get the personal property of the estate at its appraised value $201.00 and had filed affidavits stating that that is all it will bring in support of her request Transcript Fired. Andranscript from Mayor McCarter's court has been led with Clerk Hoff vman to the case of the State ve. D. J. Callahan and Wm. Ryan. The charge is Burglary. v. 5. Fitzgerald Appraisement. The property consisting of 96% ners to be partitioned In the case of vs aglor Fitzgerald Ne. Cruce Bitager ald and others located In Liberty township has been appraised by Peter Gorsuch Willan Compton and John F. Frederick at 342 an acre Court Heard Arguments Aienit Court Judges Swing GHfeo and Jetke were engaged Wednesday in heating the arguments in the suit for damages of Elmira Harmon against into Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Guardian Harry M. Connor of Wabash Indiana was appointed by Judge Jones for Melen V. Connor. The estate valued at $500 was paid by an inlvanage Company after Edwin Connor’s death caused by a train crash near Fourth and Heaton streets on a Friday night. Durbin Adjudged Insane in Fairfield Township. Frederick Durbin, 66, laborer for Ken Urmaton, was ruled insane by Judge Jones and ordered to Dayton State Hospital after testimony cited chest, person with no axe and property damage.
Chicago Tribune notes Willie Fink was arrested near Second and Walnut streets by Officer Roede on a drunken charge. Uncle Allen Sparks laments the greed of fuel costs as families struggle to keep warm, criticizing price hikes for coal and fuel.
The Circuit Court on Wednesday affirmed Judge Belden's ruling, refusing to grant H D Brosier a new trial after his April conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses. The case involved a weatherby lending scheme and a purchased horse that failed to meet warranty. Brosier and bondsman Orin Whinple face $75 in costs.
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