Lorain News Roundup Highlights Crime and Local Moves
A Hungarian man, John Bayer, was arrested for stealing liquor from a Lorain saloon, found with whisky, kinmel, jam, and wine. Longshoremen seek higher wages, ore loading plans, street lighting and ballast work progress are noted. The Sheffieldland Co adds lighting, schools report 3,400 pupils, and a new Beach Park lease changes hands. Longshoremen's wage advance confirmed. coal thefts investigated. counterfeit half dollars seen. Lorain Growers Banquet hailed. steel works face holiday pause and cautious recovery next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayer
Lorain
Hoe
International Longshoremens Union
Lorain & Cleveland Electric
Sheffeldland Company
South Lorain
Geza Tarek
Mexico
Cleveland
Wehools
Beach Park
Kaserman Bros
Mort Ratis
Isa T
Chestnut Ridge District Sold Enter tainment Friday
The Chestnut Ridge district will stage an entertainment Friday evening December let. Admission is 10 cents, with free entry for children six and under. Proceeds fund the purchase of a clock for the school. J. B. Slater visited his daughter in Penfield last weekend. Lou Williams and wife visited the elder Mrs. Williams. Mrs. J. B. Slater and Mrs. Harrie visited Mrs. Tilberg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Ridge
J. B. Slater
Penfield
Lou ‘Lliman
Caus
Nite
Ben Harrie
Tilberg
Deaths and notices from Amherst community obituary page
The Amherst column records the death of Luther W. Clark aged 67 after liver cancer and a fall, noting his Civil War service, church role, and family. It also mentions nearby residents Mary Redington and other local visitors, with funeral details and expressions of condolence.
Belden Belden Residents See Thanksgiving Visits and Local Happenings
Belden and nearby communities report Thanksgiving visits from Asher Chapin and J. Hazelton families while Mrs Langdon and Mrs Disbrosv face illness. The Belden Study club plans a temperance paper at Alma Beisinger’s home. Union church services occurred at Congregational church with Rev Reidmyer expected to address temperance. New residents, the Lavigne family from Kentucky, rent the McLean place as Bert Chambers prepares to vacate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Congregational Church
Reidmyer
Ridgevale
J. Hazelton
Lorain
C. Hazelton
J. H. Damon
W. B. Andrewa
MM. L. Disbrosv
Joseph Lavigue
Kentucky
McLean Place
Bert Chambers
Lavigne
Local Social Roundup from River Road Area
Mr and Mrs Thomas Washington of Cleveland were guests of Mrs Washington Sunday. Mrs Join Dent called at Oberlin Monday. Anna Cejaka of Cleveland spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Vincent and daughter returned to Wakeman after three weeks with John Dent. John Handyside of Witchfield called on friends. Charles Sherwood family moving into Zimmerman house. George Dent visited Wellington last week. Lelia Cook born December 1 8 to Mr and Mrs Don Suarty. Charley and Bert Danford of Oberlin visited Chas Sherwood. Maggie O Byrne of Cleveland visited last Sunday with Mrs Montague. Mr and Mrs Frank Cejaka Mayme McCarthy of Lorman and Fred Peltz of Grafton were guests of Maggie Crilly last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Washington
Cleveland
Washington
Join Dent
Oberlin
Anna Cejaka
John Marren R. Vincent
Wakeman
John Dents
Djonn Handyside
Witchfield
Friends
Charles Sherwood
Zrnmmerman House
George Dent
Wellington
Don Suarty
Lelia Cook
LaGrange
Charley
Bert Danford
Chas. Sherwood
Maggie O'Byrne
Montague
Frank Cejaka
Mayme McCarthy
Lorman
Fred Peltz
Grafton
Mise Maggie Crilly
Qos
Bis, Chops
Berens
Mra. Newton
Mintes
Neilia Gott
Jackson
Baxton
Homer
Medina County
Charlotte Campbell
Niagara
Lula Cragin
F. Turner
Pari Pat
Tranboure
Chestnut Streets
Lawcen
Greer
Elyria
Dr. Clement
Baturdas
M. A. Mennell
J. D. Mennell
I Johneen
M. J. Campbell
Flora Crow
Wellie Donihue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
J. G. Brandt
Elyria Business College
Raymond Jackson
Thomas Pratt
Effie Clark
Shelby
Catholic
Stacy Feidler
L. M. Metager
Herman Janiz
Grafton High School
Stella Benzing
Clare Canfield
Jannette Sears
Biyrin
Nellie Radie
Congregational Church
Burch
Olmstead
S. Scott
D. P. Simmons
Ned Chapin
Mary Leach
Akron
W.O. Leach
Brubaker
Lorain
Mr. Fisher
Asia Steele
Guy Rhodes
Westfield
Mille
Rice
A. M. Canfield
Tia
Leon Garrett
California
Big Mother
Miss Crow
Barrett
Leon
Mies
da Brubaker
Harvey Leach
Frank Turner
Misasie Johnson
Mediae County Infirmary
Seara
G. W. Cole
E. H.righargs
Owosse
Mich
Alec Orr
Isable Smith and Charles Bauer Noted in Carlisle Notice
In Carlisle a correction lists Isabelle Smith and Charles Bauer as present. Mrs John Moon is ill with pneumonia. Tyler and wife from Cleveland visited. Robert Smiths child is ill with scarlet fever. A surprise party for C Bramned on Thursday drew about forty five guests with oysters cake and a rocking chair presented to Mr Brainard by Mrs W Nobie. Robins family from Lorain attended. Freddy Ball returned from the Shakes and stays with Mr Ball. A prayer meeting will be held at Charles Fincha on Thursday led by Rey Mr Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Smith
Charles Bauer
John Moon
Tyler
Cleveland
Robert Smith
C. Bramned
Local social notes and obituaries in Rochester area
Mrs. B C Buarges family cut and hauled wood while visitors and residents share gatherings and travel plans. Obituaries for Adeline Johnson and Miss Eula Taylor mark community mourning, with posts on church activities, aid societies, and local visits across Medina and LaGrange counties.
Local Grafton Notes Mention Funeral and Visits
Grafton residents shareholidays shopping, funerals, and visits. Mrs Ta Metaver attended Vogler funeral in Cleveland. Neilia Gott and others offered music and greetings. Community members travel between Elyria LaGrange Niagria Falls Warrensville and Barbertown for events and care.
Grange of Carlisle elects officers in December meeting
The Grange of Carlisle elected officers on Saturday with a social at J Grill's Friday. About 55.00 dollars were realized. Many locals noted community events including visits, bridge work, and a death in La Grange. Natam Holcomb died Wednesday night after five weeks of illness. funeral was held Sunday. CARD OF THANKS from the Bingham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Carlisle
J. Grill
New Creek
Mary Sigsben
la Grange
Oscar Bingham
B. W. Holmes
Rough Riders
B. B. Sayles
Lynne Hamille
L. A. Pociety
L. A. Powers
Frank Slauter
P. K. Clark
Fred Moore
Eurichsville
Natam Holcomb
Willoington
Jefferson County
Sarah Hastings
M. E
Bryenton
Thanee
North Ridgeville Community Notices and Events
Albert Meech is improving as weekly prayer meetings move to Mr Maxwell’s home. C EK society holds Friday parsonage meeting with L B S fair earning about one hundred dollars despite bad weather. Lecture next Saturday at Congregational church by Prof Merriman on Paris in 1900 with stereopticon. Field has resigned as organist. Rose Savage named successor. An Elyria bakery wagon ran away but was stopped before damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Crumine
Borge
McConnel
Macosbess
Kuv
Crape
Michigan
Herfier
Wellington
W. Myera
Hattla Mann
W. &. Biddinger
Chamberlain
Rugg
Motor
Cleveland
Tham Sucersa
Flore
P. Schade
Conkhlin
M. Heifner
J. Hanry
Dimick
J. Harris
Eula Taylor
Newark
Rochester
Mrs. Searles
Miss Taylor
Orrin Babcock
Lots
Lola
Otofall
Albert Meech
Maxwell
C. EK. Society
L. B.S
Congregational Church
Merriman
Paris
Fielda
Rose Savage
Elyria
BAKERS CROSSING NEWS AND LOCAL GOSSIP
Mr G Brad spent Sunday in Sullivan. Mr Mosier of Obertin visited Tuesday. Paul Sage, ill, shows slight improvement. Mrs Alice Battle stays with her brother B Sage. S Wood passed Fritz en route to Penfield. May Leach of Cleveland attends school here. Mrs H North of Wellington visits M R Sage. Dr Gregg of Wellington counsels with J B Thomas of Huntington about Paul Sage. Evelyn Kellery dances in Wellington. Neil Marry visiting Mrs O W Dirlam. Nettie Boice returns to school in Wellington Monday. Larking Soap strike reportedly not affecting road Saturday. Clarence Sage of LaGrange home Sunday. Inquiries about Bongs on Middle Avenue at A H Stoddard or D Lewis store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mosier
Obertin
Paul Sage
Alice Battle
B. Sage
Wood
J Fritz
Penfield
May Leach
Cleveland
H. North
Wellington
M. R. Sage
Dr. Gregg
J B. Thomas
Huntington
Paul Bage Mise
Evelyn Kellery
Neil Marry
O. WH. Dirlam
Nettie Boice
Clarence Sage
LaGrange
Community Notes From Columbia and Nearby
Mrs. Margaret Weedente visits Clever, typhoid convalescents attend church, Mie Misaes Eluet and friends thrive at Elyria school, T Healy visits with Nolrerton family, M. Potters rebuilt home noted for convenience, Nellie Glendenning resumes No.3 schooling, Mary Morse returns home to help with affairs, Columbia seeks more dressmakers, wedding bells soon, Wim Rinehart visits from Brunswick, M E Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. George Robinson, Lew Stranahan visits parents, donors urged to share warm garments, revival meetings at Baptist church, Christmas show and New Year dinner planned for Grangers, winter arrival noted, surprise party for R B Walker recalls wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weedente
Clever Land
Mie Misaes Eluet
Mary Pickney
Eyrlith Tongbon
Elyria
T.healy
Wm. Nolrerton
M. Potter
Nellie Glendenning
Mary Morse
Columbia
Wim. Rinehart
Brunswick
N. O Hughes
M.E Ladies Aid Society
George Robinson
Lew Stranahan
Wm. Palmer
Baptist Church
M. HE
R. B. Walker
Butternut Ridge Social For Sunday School Benefit
Mrs Basasti has been visiting friends in Cleveland where several have had colds but improving. A ten cent social at I Jackson's Thursday evening Dec 13 is for the Butternut Ridge Sunday school Christmas exercises. All are invited. Darpr.
Chicken Thieves and Local News in Oberlin
Dr Emma F Gaston deemed insane by Judge Hinman and sent to Toledo hospital. Petition to rename Professor Street to Kalrchild Ave. A traction engine destroyed a state road bridge near Wm Rosecrans residence. George Worcester barn fire contained timber and twenty five chickens. Carl Brisar grief after sudden death from tetanus from a gun wound. Major Pond recounts Maclaren lecture tour at Oberlin Lyceum with long opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Gaston
North Pleasant Street
Hinman
Toledo
Professor Street
Tate Road
Wm. H. Rosecrans
Geo. Worceseter
Eaunt Hamilgton
G. M. Worcester
Carl Brisa
Henral
Saturday Evening Post
James B. Pond
San Maclaren
America
Lyceum
Oberlin
Ian Maclaren
Pleasant school exercises and town notes in Litchfield
Litchfield reports a cheerful Wednesday afternoon school program in the intermediate room decorated with corn and farm produce. Many local residents attend church social and Thanksgiving gatherings. several families travel or visit relatives in nearby towns. News includes deaths, illnesses, moves, and small ads with local names and places.
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Lora
Glitseh
Lorain County
Amherst
L W. Clark
Luther W. Cark
Plymouth
Conn
Ann Eliza Reynolds
Ausherat
Clark
Wooster
Aman
Agwaa
Rav. Kedzie
Gal
Steele
North Amherst
A. B.S
Belden
Misa Bears
Clevelard
Asher Chapin
Belden Fiianda
Burt Belden
Wife, & Son
Smith and Stranahan
Ditchfield
Acl Cleverdan
New Mexico
Lima
Wn. Cleverden
Wre. G Gardner
Wim. Shoop
Leo Wilcox
Joh Chamberlain
Wells Chamberlain
Alma Beisinger
King Laahr
River Road
B. C. Buarges
Siid
Lawrence
Charsley
J. Peeta
Walter Day
Frank Loomis
Medina
C. A. Humphrey
R. Wight
A. Muller
Florida
Paul Surrett
Mr. Guildersleeve
Sart Curtise
Wood County
Spencer
Baptist Aid Society
Phelps Thara
Mesdamen B. C. Martin
Julia Blackwell
Fannie Wolcott
Didw Gott
Rathbone Sisters
Adeline Johnson
Remaina
Nahum Holcomb
LaPorte
Holcomb
Whit Burt
L. W. Richmond
Imey Leiby
Adaline Johnson
Belief Corps
Haldale Powers
Mra. Wight
B. Curtice
Mra. McGregor
8. L. Hubbard
Dida Gott
Mina Potter
Kate Eilason
Did
Bert Robbins
Lorain Afine
Clarence Shildon
Pittsfield
Jennia Smith Eggleston
Chicago
W.R.C
Memata
McKisson
Doane Street
George Johnson
Phelps
T. H. Artress
Totain
F.C. Smith
Laura, Morris
Mamie Latgrave
Warren Clarke
Fred Johnson
Chua
Jobson
A. Cordery
Barbertown
Grave Bruce
Park
Joe Noveski
LA Porte
North Ridgeville
Baker's Crossing
Middle Avenue
A. H. Stoddard
D. Lewis
Butternut Ridge
Litchfield
Klinkner
Eiderdown Light
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