Rural News From Kipton April News Snapshot
Rural Kipton items report Adolph Henze and wife heading to Oklahoma for summer with two sons, visits from Meryfield of Kalamazoo, Mrs James Egbert, and Chicago visitor Ed Haley’s daughter Julia. Obituary notes for EBA Tennant, daily life updates across families, moves to Wellington, Cremer work, Easter visits, stock shipments to Cleveland, and a severe last week storm flooding cellars and overflowing streams.
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Kipton
Adolph Henze
Oklahoma
Mr. Meryfield
Kalamazoo
Mich
James Egbert
Mm Ed Haley
Julia
Chicago
Eba Tennant
Ilness
Otto Badger
Qberlin
Badwer
Mra EQ
Will Matcham
Clarksfield
Shearles
Helen
Gertrude
Leo Weber
Elyria
Robert Jackson Cook
Harry B Cook
John Brumb
Wellington
FE Sigsworth
Wakeman
Ann
Hurst Mass Vie Cook
Toledo
Siater
Parkinson
Hennes House
Lranh Ingersoll
Vira Beardsles
Pneumonic
Kempe & Davidson
Cleveland
Ruth
Hilt
Chas Traston
Ebs Prentice
Collins
Bernice
St Clair
Michigan
Carrie Peeh
Dave Burke
Harvey Barholt
Peter Diedrick
Ray Lanagahan
Burt McMullen
Josephine Burke
Mr Winterhalter
Pershing
Coonville
Dan Bassett
Rowe Place
New Officers Elected by LAS at Butternut Ridge
At the LAS meeting held March 28 at Mrs Sarah Kirk's home, officers for the next six months were chosen. Mrs Al Burke was elected president, Mrs C W Pember vice president, Vern Martin secretary, and Mrs Stearns treasurer. Spring weather arrived with a cold snap.
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Butternut Ridge
LAS
Sarah Kirk
al Burke
C W Pember
Vern Martin
Stearns
Amherst dances and Easter events in town notes
Amherst hosts a Friday dance at Redington hall by the Young Men's Dancing club and Easter services were observed at the W o church. Several residents announce arrivals and visits including Christian planning a May visit from Pittsburg and families from Delaware and Cambridge stopping at local homes. The period features socials, a sugar social in Schuler block, a Ladies of the Congregational Easter event, and movements of residents to Kentleigh Corners and Greenfield.
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Amherst
Young Men's Dancing Club
Redington Hall
Christian
Pittsburg
Oroup
Sipple House
Chas Hearn
WE Church
Knighta Templar
Woolsey Worthington
Cleveling
Roc Schaffer
Newton
J. Newton
Lakeside
Moi
Schuler
Arthur Davidson
Dr Davidson
Cleveland
Westfall
Redortha
Delaware
Craig
Cambridge
Sheels
Tame
Donasho
Joseph Miller
Kentleigh Corners
R C Schaffer
James McLane
Greenfield
The
Congregational Church
Harper
Iawrence
Aun Cleveland
Ridolph
Charles Cole
Robb
Schindle
James Donaldson
Rocknart
Power House
Hatcheld
W Jenkins
MecKees
Fred
visitors note at home of Miss Lucy Horn
Miss Lenore Gawn visited last Tuesday at the home of Miss Lucy Horn in the community, a brief social update indicating friendly calls and local courtship era etiquette.
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Lucy Horn
Lenore Gawn
X, Lorain
Brownhelm News and Social Notes From April
Brownhelm Ohio April updates list Mrs William Peck under care, teachers hosting Amberset group at Prof Damon Tuesday, and a dangerous crossing on Mrs C F Hopkins farm along Ridge road. Residents Hazel Peck Grace from Toledo visits. Anna Sahl leaves Shattrick Curtis job for Amber millinery. Chas Peck at Ohio Brass Mansfield visits family. Rev A D Blakeslee moves to Wakeman and fills pulpit till May. Includes news of Mr Rosencrans recovering after leg amputation from Ohio quarry and Marie Brandau visiting Berton. T E Wilson sawing for P P Rice. Clayton Stevenson expanding his blacksmith shop into a modern facility with woodworking and paint rooms.
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Brownhelm, O
William Peck
Brownhelm
Amberset
Damon
Wabash
C F Hopkins
Amherst
Jacob Baumhardt
Vermilion
Grace Peck
Toledo
J Peck
Anna Sahl
Shattrick & Curtis
Amber
Chas Peck
Ohio Brass Works
Mansfield
A D Blakeslee
Wakeman
Rosencrans
Ohio
Elyria
Marie Brandau
Harvey
Berton
T E Wilson
P P Rice Clayton Stevenson
North Olmsted Community Notes Brighten After Storms
North Olmsted residents celebrate after heavy rains as gardens are weighed and rubbish cleared. Roads dry post storm while houses and front yards receive improvements. Mrs Harper and son Lawrence visited Cleveland kin. Local folks report new jobs, birthdays, and social gatherings at church events and homes, with Easter services noted.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement for Aching Feet
Four powder to be shaken into the shoes relieves swollen nervous damp feet and fatigue. Promotes rest, softens blisters corns and bunions and eases pain. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores 25. Trial package free address Allen Simmons Le Roy New York. Reporter wanted.
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Allen
le Roy
Uric-O Remedy Promoted For Rheumatic Pains
An old advertisement urges relief from neuralgia rheumatic pains using Smith's Specific One One-O Uric-O as a harmless liquid internal remedy claiming rapid relief from sciatica muscular inflammatory and articular rheumatism. It notes a price of 1.00 per bottle and lists druggists in Elyria and Syracuse.
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Smith
Sella Uric O
Smith Drug Company
Syracuse
Elyria
Kady
For Sale Multiple City Lots And Houses On East And West Streets
For Sale a 12 room boarding house with 57 foot frontage on East avenue between Broad and Second streets. Bargain price. Also four 40 by 90 lots at East avenue and Gracecourt, prime city building sites, plus two houses and lots on West Eleventh street under construction offered at a low figure. For further information call on.
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East Avenue
Broad
Second Streets
Gracecourt
West Eleventh Street
15Th
16Th Sts
Middle Ave
West Av
West Ave
16Th Streets
6Th Street
Second
Clark
Sugar Ridge
Kipling and
Sumners
Alga
DDPD Prescription Lotion Sold by Phillins & Co
A terse advert promises a cure for all skin diseases with a four lotion regimen. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from Phillins and Co stating it destroys germs and claims mild soothing relief. The note reads as a direct sales pitch with no additional details.
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Phillins & Co
Rest and Kodol Relief for Stomach Ease
Rest restores muscles and digestion but many overlook stomach strain. Dyspepsia warns, and Kodol provides thorough relief by aiding digestion and giving the stomach needed rest. Sold with a guarantee plan at local druggists. Mrs Austins Quick Raising Buch wheat also advertised for tender, crispy biscuits.
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Bs All Druggists
Austin
How to become your own land lord
Real estate ad invites readers to stop paying rent and start owning. It promises a list of real estate offerings and explains how little cash begins ownership, urging immediate in person consultation for a heart to heart talk on becoming a homeowner.
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Sixth Street
Earl Court
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Elyria Block
Cleveland Trust Company
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