Lorain County Briefs and Local Notices
H P Chapman from Lorain county returns from National Encampment in Minneapolis. Fruit jars priced 36 cents per dozen. Frank Chonler of Norwalk died in a doctor’s office after neglecting prescribed care. Mrs Hurtbert and Mrs Fred Martin and daughter visit Middle Argent s Lilydale Park trip. Mrs Charley Smart and Lizalo Tun nington visit Detroit. Mamie Bovee from Battle Creek spends six weeks at Chautauqua guest of Marko O Hovee. Helen Eady of Wooster visits Kathryn Barnes. FW Moore of South Side passes work to son. Lyman Westcott visitors from Grand Rapids at John Langton’s. Vern Elizabeth arrives at J F Johnson’s home. Rollin Bond promotes Fantasma show. Lorain County soldiers and sailors plan 28th reunion at fair grounds Friday. Elyria streets quiet during Merchants’ Fair day. One Jackson car added to local service. Leonard leaves for Jackson.
Miss Grace Balling Visits Sister in Elyria
West Ridge notices and local social updates list Miss Grace Balling of Elyria visiting her sister Mrs A Fesler, with various relatives and friends mentioned in Elyria and nearby towns. Other entries note Miss Waters from McKeesport, Mrs Patchett from Cleveland visiting, and Mr Andrew Beeckel with Mrs Versoy during a weekend in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ammon
Elyria
A. Beeckel
Vermilion
BE. Versoy
Andrew Beeckel
EB. Versoy
Miss Waters
McKeesport
Miller
Patchett
Cleveland
Peter Miller
Wm Miller
Toronto
T C Cochrane
Twinsburg
E.versey
Sachem Wu uBuethim
Grace Balling
A. Fesler
WANTED JOBS AND OFFERS IN MARKET CLASSIFIED
Classified notices list rental offer for one furnished room with bath, various job ads including finish department workers at Elyria Iron & Steel, a one day a week woman for Hanklecourt, a competent girl at West Ltd, and cook with no washing. Also a finance correspondence course offer and a bell boy wanted at Toplift Hotel. Travel fare notice for Baltimore trip posted with Elyria origin.
Notable Accidents and Local Incidents in Two States
D. Sellers of Mahoningtown Pa. sustains fatal head injury after colliding with a switch stand while leaning from a cab near Lockwood. Martin Zink, 69, struck by a Wheeling freight engine near Norwalk, dies after a 30 foot hurled fall. Reformatory prisoners Darling and Weigle caught escaping from Mansfield yard, returned and downgraded. Albert Flrentine of Logan County deceives Nellie Shank in a Toledo matrimonial scam. wedding off. Oliver C. Phelps leaves home with circus, later jailed in Marysville awaiting sentence after penniless travel by bicycle. Pittsburg architects study Cleveland public-building grouping plans. Central Ohio Methodist conference to meet in Bowling Green Sept 19 with 270 ministers. Bishop Bashford to preside. Tree of Life Synagogue corner-stone laid in Craft avenue Oakland. Rabbinic absence noted. Policeman Kerr assaulted during arrest in Allegheny. John Coyle shot and seriously injured. Candy makers face state actions as 80% of samples fail safety checks for harmful additives. Rescue at Allegheny river: Frank Franklin revived after drowning. Life Guard Hogan retrieves him.
Kipton Social Notes and Local Incidents
Kipton residents report Ruby Sigsworth’s return home from Elyria where she stayed with Emma Hazleton. H. H. Groot family and Earnest enjoyed Sunday at Cedar Point. Dr. Miller and the family reunion at Spence. August 22 a Kipton woman attempted suicide with Paris green. she is recovering under care. Jack Perking removed the back addition from his house. Firemen’s Tournament at Elyria drew many Kipton people. Cedar Point Obertin Day popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Sigsworth
Tei Slater
Emma Hazleton
Elyria
H. H. Groot
Earnest
Cedar Point
Dr. Miller
Spence
Freeman
Kipton
Miller
Willard Granger
Jack Perking
Jackson
Linwood Park
Vermilion
F. Breckinridge
Marguerite Gibbs
Frank Hart
Kiptan Neople
Camden Church hosts Rain Baptist Association meeting
The Rain Baptist Association met Camden Church August 21 23 with about one hundred delegates. Revs Hartpence Stanley and Preaton spoke at the laymen and missionary sessions while Dr T S Kitman of Chicago addressed the children and conversion. The closing service was led by moderator Mr Metcalf and featured a report on the year’s obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ayliff
Cleveland
Brumby
L. Obitts
Linwood
H. Eddy
W. B. Howell
Michigan
H. B. Hemmery
Maude Howe
Buffalo
Rain Baptist Association
Camden Church
Rainlatert
Hartpence
Stanley
Preaton
The
Missionary Society
J. Q. Cook
Howell
Detroit
Barr
Canton
M. M. Hart
LaGrange
Gott
la Grange
T. 8
Kitman
Chicago
Robt. Westwood
Camden Hosts Pleasant Entertainment By Locals
The event closed with Mrs. Thos. Quick of Lorain delivering several pleasing solos. Visitors praised Camden hosts for splendid entertainment and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Quick
Lorain
Camden
Local Notes and Social Roundup at Brownhelm
Brownhelm and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and news. Arthur and Bertha Hasenpflug spent last week at Niagara Paris while H L Brandan of Burton visits, Ezra Waugh returns home from Elyria, Mae Farmer leaves Los Angeles for home, and Ed Leunzler loses sheep to dogs amid a spike in missing livestock. Engineer Shaw’s crew advances Ramsey road work toward Ashland and Lorain, with grading to follow. Clara J Moore visits Urichsville's C A Greenleaf and plans to return Monday. Christian Endeavor meets every Sunday at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hasenpflug
Bertha Hasenpflug
Niagara Paris
H. L. Brandan
Burton, O
Ezra Waugh
Elyria
Mae Farmer
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Leunzler
Adam Claus
Miss Peck
Toledo
Mr. J. Peck
Christian Endeavor
M. E. Church
Shaw
Wellington
Ashland
Ramsey Road
Lorain
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only positive cure for catarrh in all stages. The advertisement asserts constitutional treatment via internal use, markets the cure through testimonials and a $100 offer for non cured cases, and promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mackinac Island Resort Train and Steamship Line Ad
Bracing breezes greet visitors to Mackinac Island described as the inland sea resort reached by the D. and C. Coast Line steamers four times weekly from Cleveland Toledo and Detroit. The ad highlights scenery fishing and a booklet titled In Fairyland. Postal request asks for a two cent stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
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Detrovs
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St
O Bowers
Draggist
Bettie
Druggiets
Eady
Nay A. Crandall
Cheapside Boot Shop
TORS
Faulhaber
Mgr
Steelos
Bata
Mpney Go
the Robinson & Hancock Company
Big Gorner Store
H. P. Chapman
Lorain County
Minneapolis
Frank Chonler
Norwalk
E.F. Whitney & Son
Hurtbert
Fred Martin
Lilydale Pak, New York
Charley Smart
Lizalo Tunnington
Mamie Bovee
Battle Creek
Mich
Chautauqua
N. Y
Marko O. Hovee
Helen Eady
Wooster
Kathryn Barnes
Second Street
FW. Moore
South Side
Lyman Westcott
Grand Rapids, Mich
John Langton
Seventh Street
Vern
Elizabeth
J. F. Johnson
Weat Second Street
Rollin Bond
Hanson Bros
Soldiers and Sailors
Plcnse
H. m
Leonard
West Ridge
Je. A. Cox
Elyria Iron & Steel Company
Hanklecourt
Water Street
340 West Ltd
N.Y
W. N. Gates
East Avenue
Bell Boy
Toplift
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Washington, D. C
Harpers Ferry
D. Sellers
Mahoningtown
Lockwood
Ashtabula
Martin Zink
John Darling
Columbiana County
Oliver Weigle
Gallia
Mansfield
Albert Flrentine
Logan County
Ohio
Nellie Shank
Ont
Firestine
Shunk
Oliver C. Phelps
Richmond
Washington
Ind
Marynville
Pittsburg
Central
Methodist Episcopal Church
Defiance
Findlay
Lima
Delaware
Helletontaire
First Methodist Church
Bowling Green
J. W . Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
China
Tree of Life
Craft Avenue
Oakland
D. A. Crone
Michael Fried
Passavant Hospital
John Kerr
Allegheny
John Coyle
B. H. Warren
Pennsylvania
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Allegheny River
Frank Franklin
John Hogan
Jack Reublin
Liberty
Liberty Store
Liberty Clothing
Elyria,o
Brownhelm
Clara J. Moore
C. A. Greenleaf
Urichsville
Cheney Coo
Columbus
East River
Adams
Furnace
Heighton Avenue
Bank and
West Streets
East Broad
Cedar
Cleveland, George, Gates Avenue
Boat Bridge
West Bridge Sts
Gas
Water and Bath
Ridgeville
A. Cox
East Broad St
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