Local Socials and Fire Highlight Parish News
Mrs UL R Horlot of Groeneburg visits her father L N Lousaler at his home. Miss E Vonsulor of Elyria stays with her father Mr and Mrs Arndt of Ringoville visiting their uncle Mr J Koell men. UB church communion services set for Sunday April 5 conducted by Rev Shorick. sugar social at Mrs M Zitch's well attended. L Van Wagten returns from LaGrange. A barn on J Penk's farm burned Thursday evening from a burning stamp, destroying barn and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL R Horlot
Groeneburg
Hfo
L. N Lousaler
E Vonsulor
Elyria
Arndt
Ringoville
J Koellmen
Mo Minch
L Davis
R Minch
H Minch
J Cutch
UB Vhurch
Sanday
Rev. Shorick
Peck
J Peck
Ube
M Zitch
L van Wagten
Rends
LaGrange
J Penk
Stenographers Sought by Lorain and Elyria Gas Co
A representative of the Gnas Co. sought a stenographer at Oberlin Business College that week. BEB McGinley was secured and began work Monday. An anecdote from Decatur, Ann., notes relief from indigestion after using Electric Bitters, praising the medicine's effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnas Co
Oberlin Business College
Beb McGinley
Newsom
Decatur
Ann
HOY Bady
Penfield Campaign Visits and Local Notices from Friday
Republican Penfield candidate R Blersch visits with JG Starr to gauge GOP support as Miss M Andrews and JO Lang relocate. Mrs Haven Nawton dies. local attendances include Munsell and Wy Tice family. Penfield high school plans an April 10 program with choruses recitations and plays. London plans shade trees for its population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Blersch
JG Starr
Oor Burgh
GOPB
M Antrews
Wallington
JO Lang
F B Smith
Caslifornia
JM Starr
la Grange
QO X Starr
A W Benham
Rochester
Munsell
Wellington
J Wy Tice
Bert Chambers
F Goot
Gratton
Misa N Roe
M Sooy
Migs
Goodyear
Litchfield
Haven Nawton
LaPorte
Penfield High School
Minerva Whitehead
Nellis Pfeiffer
Nellie Bhurke
Lonnie Taylor
Elaie Shaw
Margery Sooy
Oy Shaw
Arthur Foote
Red Fox Misadventure Ends in Cleveland Shop
A tangled tale from Saturday recounts Charles Han cock and Paul Morgan selling a red fox, later owned by Bart Pem ber and John Frederick. Frederick carried the fox to town, slept with it, and awoke to find the fox missing and a dog collar around his own neck, revealing he had mistaken his neck for the fox’s. The fox’s final resting place was reportedly the shop of Cleveland the trader mist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hancock
Paul Morgan
Paul
Tacuphad Damas
Bart Pember
John Frederick
Here
Lorain
Frederick
Hancock
Morgan
Cleveland
Eady Celebrates 30 Years and Funds City Hospital Start
Henry J Eady marks his thirtieth business anniversary by dedicating half of cash sales to begin a fund for a permanent city hospital. The act is lauded as magnanimous and Elyria’s growing population underscores the need for a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Eady
Eady
Elyria
Lorain County’s oldest woman clings to her cabin amid steel plant plans
In Lorain county Auntie Per gueon, about 98, once 88, stood in the road to ask visiting prospectors if they were building a steel plant. They promised she could stay in her hut, and she remains there as the mills loom nearby, a relic of a preindustrial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergudoo
Lorain County
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
A J Moxham
Abe
Pergueon
Auntio
Mason and Dixon
Auntie
Tramps in South Lorain Deemed a Police Duty
The Lorain Times Herald calls tramps an infectious nuisance in South Lorain where a dozen slept in an empty block on 10th Avenue. The paper notes similar conditions in other areas and urges police action to curb the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lorain
10Th Avenue
Lorain
Lang discharged as receiver. Lake Shore Electric court action
United States Judge Wing discharged Receiver A E Lang Tuesday afternoon, placing a new directorate in charge of the traction property. The company has enough cash to pay debts over 2.9 million, with financier-backed operations noted. President B Mahler has submitted his resignation and no successor is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Lang
Lake Shore
B Mahler
Local Social Notes Highlight Busy Brownhelm Area
Lake Avenue North guests Minnie Hahn Brownhelm Bertha Hahn Grace Fritz honored Miss Anna Schmitkons nineteenth birthday party last Friday. Residents Mrs Sebolt Bankey visited Birmingham. Starky Lorain moving into vacated house. Eliga Johnson visiting Cleveland. Burrell, Mrs Cook, and Starkey families noted moving and visiting friends. Silver wedding anniversary of John Boyd celebrated with Taft attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Bertha Hahn
Brownhelm
Grace Fritz
Anna
Lizzie Schmitkona
Anna Schmitkons
Sebolt
Bankey
Birmingham
Mr. Starky
Lorain
Taft
John Boyd
Local Notices From Henrietta Area Residents
Henrietta and nearby towns report visitors and illnesses. Mrs M Latteman and daughter visited Bipria last Friday while Mr Meidrich toured North Am herat. Mr D Helly died after a long illness and Mrs Onpha Clary passed away after a brief sickness. The Clary funeral was held Sunday at the Methodist church in Birmingham. Local religious groups met for sewing and prayer. Multiple residents visited Elyria and Cleveland, and several families hosted relatives from Cleveland and North Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Latteman
Bipria
Meidrich
North Amherat
Inez Sundar
Ishinsky
Cleveland
Henrietta
D Helly
Onpha Clary
Birmigham
Clary
C Bauman
Mr. Borg
North Russia
Henristta
Mises Mary
Anna Dutle
Elyria
P Battenhouse
John Heidrich
George Gleim
G Kreig
Lowia
A Bechstein
Sanday
Local option rally sparks organizing clubs in Oberlin area
Last Sunday a large Second Congregational meeting in Oberlin endorsed local option and formed four clubs for aggressive work among voters women youths and boys. A public meeting is planned at Universalist church next Sunday. Other notes cover probate of Egbert Holcomb will movements and local moves of residents including teachers, moves, and town notices.
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Second Congregational Charch
Ohnated
Webst
Ejsra
Local Notices and Social Updates From North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville residents mark a 53rd wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Ball with well wishes. In Alexandria La HD Stetson plans an auction on Stetson Road while Clyde Ohio visitor Mr. W Spriggs stops by friends. Mrs. Clary’s death prompts Birmingham travel for family, and Mr. B Peck returns home improved from Elyria hospital. Mrs. Maxwell dies after influenza and paralysis shock. Miss Bramley, a Cleveland kindergarten teacher, is home for spring vacation. The Misses Maddock visit kin, Mrs. Luster hosts Elyria ladies for tea, and Miss Shaw attends the Lorain county SS convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ball
HD Stetson
Alexadria
Stetson Road
W Spriggs
Clyde, O
Mrs. Butcher
Birmingham
Clary
B Peck
Elyria Hospital
Harry Botcher
M Smith Maxwell
John Maxwell
Misa N Bramley
Cleveland
Mr. B French
M and
L Maddock
Garfield
Sheffield
Luster
Elyria
Local Social Roundup At Baker's Crossing
Mr CC Bliss spent last Thursday in Wellington. Mr and Mrs N P Robinson visited her Saturday. Miss Katie Sweeney of Huntington visited Miss Hether Cleghorn. Mr and Mrs W Peigner spent Sunday in Rochester. Labories house progresses rapidly. Miss Netta Boice Evelyn Kelsey and Esther Cleghorn home on work vacation. Mrs N Ohsee visiting parents. Mr I Sage Paul Sage and Jessie spent Sunday at H Coles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Bliss
Thorsday
Wellington
N P Robinson
Katie Sweeney
Huntington
Hether Cleghorn
W Peigner
Sandy
Rochester
Labories House
Netta Boice
Evelyn Kelsey
Esther Cleghorn
N Ohssee
I Sage
Paul Sage
Jessie
H Coles
Fire Destroys Roy Sheldon Home and Barn
A Friday fire damaged the Roy Sheldon property near AJ Sage farm southeast of town. The blaze started in the barn and spread to the house due to strong winds, with only a piano and a trunk saved. The house, barn, and contents were insured. Local residents Leonard Rogers and family of Elyria visited. students from Wellington are home for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sheldon
Sheldon
AJ Sage
Leon Rogers
Elyria
Carl Rogers
Sobotors
Wellington
Harry West
New London
Mies L Phelan
District N
Sir Knighta
L Myers
Sullivan
O Hawk
Local Visits and A Wedding in Pittsfield Community
Pattsburg visitors include W Fitts and Miss W A Gleason seen with relatives. Alton Pitte family spent Sabbath in Kipton. Mrs W Herrick and Miss L Pickworth visited Elyria and Cleveland respectively. Reid Biggs of LaGrange and Olive Worcester wed Earnest Rogers with Rev Enders conducting the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Fitts
Pattaburg
How Prets
W A Gleason
Oberlin
N E Root
Alton Pitte
Kipton
W Herrick
Cleveland
F Herrick
Mise L Pickworth
Elyria
Mabel Pees
RE. Reid Biggs
LaGrange
John Worcester
Olive
Earnest Rogers
Enders
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West Main Street
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J. F Coleman
Roy Miller
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