Local Briefs From Vermilion and Elyria
Frank A. Smith spends a week at Linwood Park Vermilion while Leslie Bickford returns from a two week vacation. A canvass team will call next week to offer a Graphophone free from R M Summers & Son. Elyria club notices invite all to see a Graphophone giveaway with a chance for everyone to own one.
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Frank A. Smith
Linwood Park
Vermilion
R. M. Summers & Son
Elyria
R. M. Sumners & Son
Community notices and upcoming local events in Olmstead area
The Volunteer Firemen lawn fete is set for Saturday August 4 with committee approval. Capt Frank Carter returns to the city with a Chicago visitor planning to stay with Mr Cariov. Court actions include John Langton named Saturday administrator for Elizabeth M Abbey. Farwell heads to New York City for seven days. No preaching at the Methodist church tomorrow. Sunday school proceeds. Ladies Aid Society meeting moved to Monday August 6 with important business. County commissioners delay French Creek ditch decision until September. Supreme Court guidance on commissioners power to interfere with a natural stream. Sandusky All Stars baseball club arrived for a city game with Sandusky sporting editor Robert Beal in attendance.
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to Howard Raudon 27 of Oberlin and Rachel D. Brightman 24 of Gbberlin. Dennis OLeary 24 of Cleveland and Henrietta Bushman 30 of Cleveland.
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Howard Raudon
Oberlin
Rachel D. Brightman
Gbberlin
Dennis O'Leary
Cleveland
Henrietta Bushman
B and O Through Trains East Schedule
Leaves Slyria at 1 84 P M daily for Akron Youngstown Pittsburg McKeesport Cumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Sleeper from Akron Sex agent.
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Saloon Keepers Fined For Sunday Liquor Sale
At 10 o'clock morning Gratton saloonkeepers appeared before Justice Lard. Grove Beaver George Cornish and John Tarden faced charges of selling liquor on Sunday. Trial postponed due to absence of one defendant. All three pleaded guilty and were fined 15 dollars plus costs.
Dinner at the New Andwur Motel Hosts A Cleveland Party
CLif Johinson and Charley Myers of Cleveland hosted a six course dinner at the New Andwur Motel Friday evening. Guests included several couples and friends. After supper the group returned to Cleveland in three cars, pleased with the Bly ha trip.
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Clif Johinson
Charley Myers
Cleveland
New Andwur
GL Waehinson
Harry Moule
Thomas Damour
WD Saul Jorg
AW Dean
Commissioners Question Bridge Funds From King Bridge Company
County commissioners confronted with a $10,570.00 check from the King Bridge company. The auditor said the money was credited to the county. Officials appeared unsure how the funds would be used and suggested possible new bridge construction in Loren if King Bridge is lowest bidder.
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Kins Haidge Company
King Bridge Company
Loren
King Bridge
Copany
Country Club Golf on Sunday Faces Prosecution Test
Prosecuting attorney Stevens warned Country Club members he will prosecute any member found playing golf on Sunday on club grounds. Four members plan a round tomorrow and invite the prosecutor to test the Sabbath law. The county’s July auditor report shows a balance overdraft and outstanding warrants, with treasury and de Ree figures listed.
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Stevens
Fauver
Aring
Railroad Jack the Curbstone Philosopher Speaks Here
Warry D Cooper known as Railroad Jack, touring the country on a bicycle, aims to address the mayor and public on street corners. He claims high income from hats passed, travels from New York to Portland, Oregon via Cleveland and Elyria, boasts vast learning, from Bible to Kipling, with no liquor use in his life.
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Warry D Cooper
Raltford Jack
Wlysda
Pollew Chier Smith
Curbstone
Jack
Oberlin
Colorado
Hat
Nave
Jock
New York City
Porkland
Portland
Ore
Tabas
Cleveland
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Notre Dame Woman Offers Home Cure Guide
An advertisement from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promotes a free home treatment guide for female ailments including leucorrhea ulcers and womb displacement. The offer promises cure for about 12 cents weekly and asks readers to share with others who suffer.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Dinner and Supper Tonight at Andwer Delisos Orchestra
At the new Andwer Delisos venue diners will be treated to live music. The orchestra will provide musical entertainment during the evening meal and supper.
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Delisos
Musie
Catarrh Cure Claim Draws $100 Reward
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a constitutional claim. It offers $100 for any case it cannot cure and urges readers to request testimonials from the Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio. The notice lists retailers including The Peke Hays Rambly Pits tor eon atipation.
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Hall
Cheney Coo
Toledo
Hays
Death of Charles Ernst Resident Charles Hrast Dies
Mr Charles Hrast a well known city resident died Saturday morning at 7 30 A M A wife five daughters and one son survive The funeral will be announced later The notice mentions guardianship and a local estate matter plus various train excursion and fare ads from the era.
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Charles Hrast
11Th Street
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