April 18, 1907 Thursday    Middletown Daily News-Signal, Middletown, Ohio
Will Enter Hospital
    Mr. Henry Seegar, who has been suffering with a tumor under his eye for the past month, and who has suffered much in the past two months went to Cincinnati today to enter Dr. Vail's Hospital, where he will have an operation performed on the eye. Dr. Wm. Kellar will have charge of this case. The many friends of the stricken man hopes the he will come out of his troubles in a short time and be back to his family. 

 April 18, 1907  Thursday    Middletown Daily News-Signal, Middletown, Ohio
PROBATE COURT
    Henry Erb, executor of the estate of Jane Marston, deceased has filed a first and final account showing the receipts and disbursements to have been &19,797.20
    Joseph A Schrock has been appointed administrator of the estate of Lester R Schrock and has given bond in the sum of $2,000 with W. C. Shepherd and J. E. Criser as sureties.
    Joseph A. Schrock has also been appointed guardian of Martin P. Schrock, a minor and as given bond in the sum of $200 with the same sureties.
    Caroline Thiemann has been appointed administratrix of the of the estate of William H. Thiemann, deceased and has given bond in the sum of $2600 with Peter Schwab and Albert Hossfeld as sureties.
    Katharine Haizman as administratrix of the estate of Scholastica Menzer, deceased, has filed a first and final account showing the receipts and disbursements to have been $600.49.

June 18, 1907  Tuesday  Middletown News-Signal, Middletown, Ohio
Barnett on Trial
    The hearing of the charge against William Barnett of this city, for illegal fishing was heard in Hamilton before Squire Hughes this morning. There were quit a number of witnesses down to testify in the case.
A Dinner
    In honor of the coming nuptials of Mr. John Tytus and Miss Marjorie Denny, Mr. Ed Gardner will give a dinner Friday evening.
Condition Critical
    The condition of Samuel Crane is such that but little hope is entertained for his recovery. His family and friends feel that the end is near and many are the expressions of regret that are head on every hand.

June 19, 1907  Wednesday  Middletown News-Signal, Middletown, Ohio
Will Be Married
    Mr. Harry Augspurger and Miss Bertha Yost will be joined in the holy bonds of matrimony tomorrow afternoon at the home of the brides parents west of this city.
Lost or Stolen
    Samuel Farnsworth had two horses either stolen or strayed away from the field last night. They were found near Germantown this morning where a farmer discovered them and turned them over to the constable.
Chamberlain - Hensey
    This evening at half past seven o'clock in the parlors of the brides home on Crawford street, Miss Bertha Hensey, the pretty accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hensey will be married to Mr. Earl J. Chamberlain by Rev. J. D. Nisewonder in the presence of the immediate families and a few friends of the contracting couple.
    After the ceremony the young couple will leave for a two weeks honeymoon, after which they will be at home to their friends in this city.
Goes to Hamilton
    Mr. Al Stricker has accepted a position with Thomas Conner of Hamilton as a mixerologist. He will take his new position this evening and his many friends wish him success.
Farewell Reception
    The Misses Sarah and Pearl Smith of Tytus avenue last evening entertained Mrs. Wm. Eminger and the members of her Sunday school class in honor of Mrs. Eminger who will leave tomorrow morning on a visit to her brother in Emporia, Kansas. The evening was pleasantly spent in music and games and a pleasant time as enjoyed by all, who had the good fortune to be present.