Death of Melliasa A Wolcott in LaGrange 1906
Melliasa A Wolcott of LaGrange dies April 15 1906 after long illness aged 65 wife of William F Wolcott. Funeral notices praise her service at post office and church, plus Maccabees and Ladies Aid roles. She leaves two children Lewis and Edith, and a large family. Resolutions from Huckeye Hive No 19 honor her as a devoted worker. Neighbors sending flowers and condolences. local notices list community greetings and other obituaries and society items.
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Adalaide Melisan Hastings
Wm. F. Wolcott
Lagrange
Mrs. Wolcott
Lewis
Edith
B&b
Mra. Wolcott
Wolcoth
Wolfe
Wolcott
Huckeye Hive
la Grange
Ohio
Melissa A. Wolcott
Melliasa A. Wolcott
West Ridge Notes From Local News and Visits
West Ridge notes record Miss Florence Pope fined at home with illness and throat issues. Easler observed acting as panils of the school. The Versey Bros. seek bail for A. Mason. Nellie Squire of Elgris guests Agnes Versey over Sand. Mary Squire, BE. Weis and Earl Santee of Elyria visit Mrs. Fopa and Mrs. Versey. Floyd Droarendshl from Flivia visits. Mika Cassie Wack returns from Brady after weeks away. Fred Beale back in Michigan to resume study. Mr. and Mrs. M. Backler Sunday in town with crutch aid. Dane couple home from New York winter. Mrs. Henry Alton visits Livria. J. W. Booths host son and wife. Easter music at Disciple church and program at M. G. church. Pitkin in town Sunday. News on Mr. Brough tom injured in wreck and his postal work halted. wife gravely ill with rheumatism. Charles couple welcome baby girl born April 20. J Eady has not sold the Cot tesbrooks, will work the farm. Ladies 4th society at Mrs. Jacksons on Thursday. All invited.
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T. Bendall
Hulbett
S. M. Powers
Towers
al Holcomb
L. W. Richmond
Cornell
Hiyha
H.A. Wilcox
Elyria
Andrew Mulberry
Michigan
Cullen Vincent
Alva
Neb
Watring
J. Lindsey
Cleveland
Spicer
Frionds
Bundaey
W. RK. C. Upper
K. of P. Ball
Carrie Burt
Penfield
A. Jackson
Denis Cooper
Lorain
Chas. Ketner
Clark
Carlisle
Mary Ann Vicent
Dodce Way Boro
Truxtun
Courtland, Co
N. Y
Joel P Dodse
Aga Cunalatani Christian
West Unity
Mra Donte
D. H. Watine
Thin Place
Chhoral Scholare
Bessie Sweaney
Smithdale
Arkanena
Minses
Jennie Riechard
Ethel Spitzer
Mies Zetsa Barchard
Elyna
Burt Rawson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M.ek
Weight
Bert Herrick
QO. A
Spitger
Frank Gee
Hasel
Frank Gee Jr
Suleeba
M.E
George Spitzer
Parente’ Bone
George Jago
Hattie Smith
Jas. Smith
Overlin
Clarence Hitchcuck
Moss May Brunson
PH. Rogers
T. W
Root
Will Pfeiffer
LaGrange
Dollie Buckingham
Bessie Cleverdon
Mr. Horn
Earl Cleverdon
Moode
Indiana
H. Bogera
M. B
Beal
LaGrangs
Florence Pope
Easler
Versey Bros
A. Mason
Nellie Squire
Elgris
Agnes Versey
Mary Squire
BE. Weis
Earl Santee
Apent Bonday
Fopa
Matser Floyd Droarendshl
Flivia
Frigende
Soudar
Mika Cassie Wack
Brady
Fred Beale
M. Backler
Mra. Dane
New York
Henry Alton
Livria
J. W. Booth
Young Folke
Disciple
M. G
Pitkin
Broughtom
Rhen J Matiam
Birthday Wishes and Local Happenings in Brighton
Brighten Thursday edition notes G M Pealey’s fourth birthday with friends and neighbors presenting an easy chair. Rev Newton Moore extols well wishes, while Peasley speaks of finding his right spot on earth. Wellington Telephone workers install new lines for residents. Miscellany includes visits, fishing success, and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M. Pealey
Newton Moore
Peasley
Wellington
Will Horrows
J. T. Burrows
Etta Burge
Frience
Elyria
Walter Mosher
L. W. Hart
Emma Pest
Chas. Hart
Penfield
Earl Merzillx Apent Souda
Clarkafield
Holiday
Wellinton
M. Peet
Dundie
Theatre to Close for the Summer
Mannerr Dykeman of the opera house said the theatre will close for the summer, with the season ending in the latter part of May.
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Mannerr Dykeman
The
Opera House
Thoraday
Elyria Commandery Knights Templar Attend Easter Service
Forty Sir Knights in new uniforms marched from Masonic hall to the Episcopal church led by Eiement Commander F. M. Whiteman and Captain General C. L. McCahon. The service featured floral decorations and banners with a sermon by Rev. Wathy qmbe following the Easter rite.
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Elyria
A. D. Kaigits Templars
Withycomba
Episcopal Church
Agaium
Masonic Hall
Wathyqmbe
Paroled Majeuse in Lorain murder case carded to Mansfield Reformers
Charles Majeuse, who served time in Mansfield Reformatories for the killing of Frank Ferguson in Lorain, is paroled and expected today. Youth and extenuating circumstances prompted a light sentence and parole. he is described as an excellent prisoner with no misconduct. The crime occurred on Senota Broadwas.
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Charles Majeuse
Mansfield Reformators
Frank Ferguson
Lorain
Majesea
Pardon Board
Majese
Senota Broadwas
New Light and Heating Company Elect Officer
The Ford Lighting and Heating Co stockholders met Tuesday to organize. Board members include J C Hine E A Barry J Smith L B Fauver DB Marwick EK E Martin W3B Martin W K Hill and A W Green. Officers: Joody president E A Berry vice president LB Fauver secretary JC Smith treasurer EF Martin assistant treasurer. Plant to move from Garretsville. capital stock raised from 25,000 to 50,000. about 12 employees to relocate to Garford factory.
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Ford Lights and Heating Co
Folowing
J C Hin
E A Barry
J © Smith
L B Fauver
DB Marwick
EK E Martin
W3b Martin
W K Hill
A W Green
JoOyi
E A Berry
LB Fauver
JC Smith
EF Martin
S Assatant
Bonding Men to Investigate the Directors
An official closely tied to the Lorain bank failure says bonding companies will probe the directors and promises to make them uncomfortable. He alleges the bank stayed open after collapse signals and about 20,000 was withdrawn by insiders and associates, with one director overdrawing 225.
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Lorain
Pure 3 Produce & Sensation
Real Estate Transfers list amid early 1900s notes
Real estate transfers recorded including Abbey to W B, Elyria and Ridgeville properties with nominal sums. Transfers involve Garter in bankruptcy, Tobin in Oberlin matters, Beckwith to Rothery, Kauf to W S Heatey, Franklin Bo and Ellen Chapin to Willan Wiggins, and C S W Traction Company with James M and Harry Clark. Carlisle township parcels noted with small payments.
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Abbey
Chas
Vida Beckwith
John
Mary Rothery
Ridgewile
Rebreca Kauf
W. ST. Heatey
Browvetl
Lopate
Frankline Bo
Ellen Chapin
Willan
Lula Wiggins
Flynin
SIS
W. Traction Cy
James M
Harry Clark
Carlisle Township
James
C & SW. ‘Iraction Co
Walkers and Kaneen Named in Ohio Penitentiary List
The Ohio Penitentiary News reports inmate numbers for Dana S. Walker of Lorain County and H. B. Walker with embezzlement records, plus Kaneen of Lorain County. Terms and file references Ex 21907 Ex 219. The entries show terms of years and convict identifiers in a dated list.
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Ohio Penttentiary News
Kaneem
Dana S. Walker
Lorain County
H. B. Walker
Kaneen
Accepted resignations at Lorain Y M C A meeting
The Lorain Y M C A board accepted the resignations of Secretary Colton and Physical Director Helmer from the South Lorain association. Colton completes seven years of service this Saturday after arriving before the South Lorain building. Helmer, linked to the Cleveland branch, will leave July 1 with Colton remaining until August 16 if needed.
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Lorain Y. M. C
South Lorvin
Major Helmer
Claveland
YY. M.A
Claveland Association
Helmer
Colton
Old Mari Ette Remains Free of Marriage After 32 Years
In LaPorte a weathered cottage resident Mariette Fraper, who turned eighty on Monday, recalls a single life philosophy and recites a poem about a broken hearted maiden. She explains she is not married, enjoys church walks, and cherishes good health. A playful village moment finds youths delivering provisions to cheer her, while she contemplates a future as a prosecuting attorney candidate.
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Mariette Fraper
Disciple
LaPorte
Mary Ette Anale
Han
Mariette
Colorado
Buffalo
Huron City
Paranta
Fremont
Rain County
Publican
A. E. Lawrence
Local Candidate Declines at Lorain County GOP Convention
Dan Mason and Frank Wilford announce their candidacy for Lorain County commissioner. They oppose the 1908 Republican county convention outcome and seek party support. The notice signals verification of their run and intent to seek the office.
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Lorain County
Dan Mason
Infirmary Directory Candidate Declares for Nomination
N. F. Foster announces candidacy for infirmary director subject to the Lorain County Republican convention of 19u5. He seeks nomination to lead the infirmary, announcing his bid to party voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
N. F. Foster
Lama Candidate for Lorain Prosecuting Attorney
A statement from C F Adams announcing a lama candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney in Lorain County, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. Local party note.
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Lorain County
Lama
C.F. Adams
Lorain
Cmta
Good Lam
R. Baker
Cliff Grange
Hrepublican County
Lorain County Republicans Hear Various County Commissioner Candidacy Announcements
A set of notices from Lorain County Republican figures announces intentions to run for the office of county commissioner. Names include L. W. Adams Z. R. Parsons Howes Laundon and Robert C Hageman. The statements note candidacies are subject to the action of the Republican county convention of 1905 and the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bog
For Sale The Stabless Farm at Thame Smile Ohio
For sale the Stabless farm comprising fifty eight acres with timber a large eight room dwelling and a bar plus small outbuildings. Located west of Brownhelm Station inquire Adam Fisker No Ane herst Ohio April 4.
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Thame
Brownhelm Station
Adam Fisker
Aneherst
Ohio
Multiple Old Notices From Lorain County Ohio
A jumble of 1905 era lines mentions a 134 acre Carlisle farm the Cancer farm, library items returned, and public notices. It notes candidates for prosecuting attorney and county convention actions, wages around 25 cents an hour, and job ads for travelable positions with $250000 capital notes, all from Elyria Ohio and surrounding areas.
For Sale Items From Farms and Properties in Ohio
Multiple classified notices list private sale of five cows and two colts near Nickle Plate, and a large stock sale with security options. Also mentions beer malt, a grain company address in Cleveland, two houses with land on North Street offering 83 200 income, a Poland China sow in Columbia Station, and rental and sale listings for Oberlin and Ridgeville Center properties including a Warren farm, electric line access, and payment terms.
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Ridgeville Center
B. KR
Peck
Winnelstt
Money for Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio April 19 President King announced in chapel that in the past week the college received a little over 12000 dollars from various sources. Part came from the estate of the late Mrs C D Reamer and will not add to college real estate. A 5000 dollar gift from an eastern donor will fund part of an art building planned to cost about 80000 dollars with 10000 already raised. King urged that the remaining funds be forthcoming. During a New York visit he spoke with Mr Carnegie about the new library and other college matters.
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Oberlin
King
C. D. Reamer
Booth Professor
Baldwin Cottage
New York
Carnegie
Divorce heard as mill ground fast in Washburn court
Judge Washburn attended to divorce cases as four hearings took place. Myrtle Graydon versus Edwin Graydon was not heard due to the Allison divorce occupying most of the day. Lillian Allison versus Robert Allison began amid contested claims of life on the farm and neglect, with detailed accusations of hardship and mistreatment.
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Washburn
Pharreday
Myrtle Graydon
Edwin Graydon
Allison
Cass
Lillian Allison
Robert Alneson
Abbey Road
Lorain
Nick
Alliaun
Cmeties
New Rules for Calling Police and Fire Departments
New rules for calling the police and fire departments take effect. Between 6 p m and 6 p m fire calls go to telephone 443. Between 6 p m and 6 a m police calls go to 498. At all other hours use telephone 11 for police and fire calls.
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Police
Fire Department
Polios
Markets Report from Cleveland Dated April 27 1964
Prices quoted for dairy produce poultry and produce range with butter cheese and eggs listed along with live stock and meats. The markets show variances in cattle sheep hogs and grain with several quality tiers and price bands recorded for wholesalers and retailers.
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Cleveland
Elgin
Ohio
Ieba Ea
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