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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
4
Pittsfield Social Scene Guests and Illness Update
Pittsfield hosts welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osler and son Fredric of Sheffield over Sunday, with Miss Hannah West of Lorain visiting Aunt Mrs. Jane Root. The Social Club meeting at A. J. Wilson home drew over 100, featuring a character social with guests including C. Columbus, Geo. Washington and spouses. Lucy White, hospitalized in New York for pneumonia, remains seriously ill but there is still guarded hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osler
Fredric
Sheffield
Hannah West
Lorain
Jane Root
Chas
A. J. Wilson
C. Columbus
Geo. Washington
Tag. Adams
Will White
Lucy
New York City
Sleigh Ride Party With Miss Emma Berg Hosts Pupils
North Russia report notes Mrs Chas Berg is quite ill. Miss Emma Berg hosted a sleigh ride party for district No 2 pupils at her home last Friday evening with games music and refreshments. Four sleighride party from Oberlin visited Mr N B Wash’s home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Hol Gibson were in Brownhelm last Sunday. Mr and Mrs A E Gibson visited relatives on South Ridge Sunday.
Camden society notes and local updates
Camden church members hosted a surprise for Myrd. Gav. Burr on February 17 with light refreshments. Miss Reba Witherup of EHeren visited Myrta Hurd. Hattie Cook visited family. Hol Teenant spoke of a valuable cow. Socials at Kotha and a party by Cliff and Harry Burr. Mrs. Burd hosted her mother over the Sabbath. Mrs. Latteman visiting G. Ayliffe in Lorain. Willson A. Helms, Sunday school missionary for Ohio, spoke at the Baptist church. Henry Coulson bought Witherups farm. Geo. Burr rented Rafus Allen farm. Alten to move to Epiton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Witherup
Eheren
Myrta Hurd
Baptist Church
Myrd
Gav. Burr
Hattie Cook
E Bakers Crossing Social Notes Amid Local Visits
In E Bakers Crossing a series of Sunday visits and hometown updates are reported. M Fritts of Chatan spent Sunday at John Fritts. Alice Spitser of Chatan stays with her brother M R B Save. Hattie Maddle and son visited Rochester. A Shepard of Wellington is with her father A Labove. D Cole is visiting in Poun. J Wheeler and Jina Dirham were in Lorain Saturday. B Berry spent Sunday in Polk. J Irish and daughter were at the Crossing on business Wednesday. Nellie Gileghore is sick. S Buice can sit up. A Laboire is reported not better. Glen Fritts of Chatan visited Opal Kelagy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fritts
Chatan
John Fritts
Alice Spitser
M. RB. Save
Hattie Maddle
Rochester
A. Shepard
Wellington
A. Labove
D. Cole
Poun
Mx. J. Wheeler
Jina Dirham
Lorain
Berry
Polk
J. Irish
Nellie Gileghore
Buice
A. Laboire
Glen Fritts
Opal Kelagy
Agricelin
Local Gossip From Cleveland And Elyria
Miss Estella Baibibridgs visits her aunt Mrs Jenis in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Loyd Hamlin receive a pleasant surprise Tuesday night. Miss Nellie Osborn of Eaton visits at Mrs Andrew's last Sunday. Master Clyde Sacket of Cleveland guests his aunt Mrs Hamlin. F. M. church not moved to North Eaton as planned. Wanted competent girl for first work in Elyria. must cook, references, ages, $5 weekly. Address Box 13 Reporter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Baibibridgs
Cleveland
Jenis
Loyd Hamlin
Nellie Osborn
Eaton
Mas. Andrew’s
Clyde Sacket
Hamlin
F. M
North
Elyria
West Ridge revival meetings grow in attendance this week
On the eve of February Schox Mecore began meetings in West Ridge with Mr Getehel of Oberlin assisting. Attendance rose each night reaching over 70 on Friday. Brice of Oberlin preached. meetings continue this week with hopes for good turnout and benefit. Several local children sick, typhoid fever attack on G Hahn's son, Magon children ill, doctors cited. Temperance service held at Murray Ridge schoolhouse. Temperance exam taken by district children. Mrs A Squire injured driving, scratched face. Mrs H Brown of Elyria visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schox
Mecore
Getehel
Oberlin
Brice
A. Magon
Dr. Reefy
G. Hahn
Dr. McClure i
Henry Rozendahl
T. Grills
Rev
Reidinger
Murray Ridge
A. Squire
Lake Breeze Social Notes at Mrs Beard Home
Mrs Seymour and Mrs Boward attended the Ladies Union at Mrs C Beard's home on Wednesday. Clare Titus family under diphtheria quarantine. Dot Titus ill but not serious. Eight children surprised Earl Moore for his eleventh birthday with games and a darnty launch at nine. Howard Constable on shore Sunday. F M Whitemarck of Elyria visited the Seymours. James Kennelly of Lorain visited Mr Stiwala. Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. Seymour
Boward
Ladies’ Union Society
C. Beard
Warden
Clare Titus
Dot Titus
Earl Moore
Levening
Howard Constable
F. M. Whitemar
Elyria
A. Seymour
James Kennelly
Lorain
C. Stiwala
Venus
Brighton Social Notes From Wolwalk To Pittsfield
Brighten Mr Arthur Everson spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends in Wolwalk Miss Ethel Johnson has returned to her home in Pittsfield Mrs B J Backus entertained Mr and Mrs Cowie of Pleasant street last Friday Geo Page Jr foreman of the Kay Stocking Works of Elyine was in town Sunday Mr Harold Hardy of Wellington was in town Sunday F Miller spent Sunday in New London with his folks Miss Annie Grundy spent Sunday in New London with friends and relatives A sad accident was narrowly avoided last Saturday night a few not too polite children were in for sledding sleighs they caught Mr Stephen Dars sled and his team became frightened and started to run the sleigh began to drop of the depth of the snow did not save them entirely for some were limping like most people when hurt this should be no whining to all who stitch on sleighs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Everson
Wolwalk
Ethel Johnson
Pittsfield
B. J. Backus
Cowie
Pleasant Street
Geo. Page Jr
Kay Stocking Works
Elyine
Harold Hardy
Wellington
F. Miller
New London
Annie Grundy
Stephen Dars
Cleveland Visit and Local Social Notes Highlight Week
Mr. G Fields is in Cleveland this week. Miss Mary Briggs has returned to Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. N Peck entertained a niece daughter from Cleveland Sunday. The Umora Sunday school committee will meet with Mrs I Helds Wednesday afternoon. Mr Hodder is at the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fields
Cleveland
Mary Briggs
Buffalo
Sophomores Defeat Juniors and Seniors in Key Girls Game
The high school girls sophomores defeated the junior and senior classes team Tuesday evening by a score of 9 to 4. Bessie Rich led with scoring help from timekeeper Phyllis Tasman and Um pire noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rich
Phyllis Tasman
Current Events in the County Newscard
In Elyria visitor Iay Penfield stays with his uncle W W Penfield and John Cooper returns to town. Socials at A D Taylor and O B Starrs mark Washington birthday and church ladies host. Local residents Hobneill Nellie Bohnke ill with pneumonia while Mrs A Hull plans to leave Penfield with younger daughter for mining. Many neighbors travel, host, and hostesses hold sewing society and prayer meeting. sleigh rides and dances enliven community life as trades, farming changes, and domestic plans unfold.
Local Social Notes From Grafton Area Last Weekend
Grafton residents and visitors reported in town last Friday and Saturday with mentions of Keltner Vaughn Johnson and Corning. Local events include sleighing party at G Broughton and a LaGrange excursion to a masquerade ball, plus family visits to Lorain LaPorte and Whyria hospital updates on Floyd Showalter and Alta Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Keltner
Youngstown
J. J. Vaughn
Penfield
Fred Johnson
Lorain
Prank Rogers
Hobart Corning
Grafton
Washington, D. C
Thomas Hill
John Clark
LaPorte
G HB
Broughton
Fprr
Showalter
O. W. Sawyer’s
Wyria
LiGrange
Ind
G. A. Broughton
Local Happenings In LaGrange Area And Oberlin
LaGrange Frank Abby buys G W Rich mond place on South Main and starts repairs. J Dix and wife wintering in Toledo enjoy health and happiness. Jay Watring loses a plain twin gold ring at Mr Knowles party, engraved mother inside to be returned to owner. James Denham Jr buys Silas Bachelor farm. Carrie Rosa speaks in Oberlin with Mrs Kimball and Mrs Connyrell. Mrs Clarisa Holcomb’s Pash week surprise party at Hastings home with relatives from Cleveland Elyria Oberlin Pittsfield and Michigan. she turns 61. A J Holcomb and wife move to new home bought from Martha Waite, Waite also moves across street. Masquerade hall at city hall draws full house with four horse team. Revival meetings at Baptist church well attended. Mrs Ross plans to sell her place. Carrie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Abby
G. W. Richmond
South Main Street
J. Dix
Toledo
Mr. Knowle
Jay Watring
James Denham Jr
Silas Bachelor
Carrie Rosa Ape
Clarisa
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Michigan
A. J. Holcomb
Martha Waite
City Hall
Baptist Church
Ross
Carrie
Obituary of CG A Grannell of Pinto Md Honored in Smithfield
The remains of CG A Grannell died in Pinto Md arrived in Smithfield by rail and were viewed at his Geneva Street home. A town-wide wreath fund raised 38.75 for the funeral. Grannell, an enterprising citizen and inventor of a mortar mixer, was highly valued for public spirit. Distinct visitors came from Ohio and West Virginia. Funeral details covered the train to Greenburg and cemetery transfer. Mrs Grannell faced the loss with strength while honoring his memory with a floral design from friends. 64 acres for building on our line two miles south of Elyria must be sold by April 1st. Frank A. Smith. 1916
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Daily News Herald
Uniontown
A. Grannell
Pinto
Fairmont
Geneva Street
Barton Bros
G. A. Grannell
West Mount
Robert Tobert
D. CO. Bennett
Thomas Graanwell
Grafton
West Va
Connard
Robison
Power
Ohio
Frank Cavanaugh
Jas. H.offiect
Robert Law
H. E B. Nay
Iwife
Amos Nay
James Shoal
Penna
R. BR
Fair Chance
Greenburgh
Elyria
Frank A. Smith
Belden Social Supper At J Roots. Notables Attend
About eighty people enjoyed supper at the M E B social held at J Roots last week. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns. Alfred Pfeiffer is home briefly. Mrs M J Marcy of Wellington visited friends recently. Mrs Oliver Root returned from Akron last Thursday. J Lehman was in Cleveland on business. Mr and Mrs Ray Durkee of Eaton pursued his sister Mrs C D Lehman. J C Aldrich celebrated his eightieth birthday with about thirty young people. The Raph Reisinger birthday party followed. The evening featured games and music. Meetings at the M E church continue this week. good attendance expected. E Oragin and Miss Hall of Elyria were guests Sunday. Nellie Turner visited Wellington Sunday. Brust attended a chicken pie supper in Litchfield last Saturday. Litchfield band provided music. Mrs Estella Crowell secured a position at Talcott Hall. Mrs A Stranahan and daughter of Litchfield visited Mrs S Root last Sunday. District No 1 pupils celebrated Washingtons birthday with exercises Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Sociel
J. Root
Alfred Pfeiffer
M. J. Marcy
Wellington
Oliver Root
Akron
J. ©. Lehman
Cleveland
Ray Durkee
Eaton
C. D. Lehman
J. C. Aldrich
Raphd Reisinger
E. Oragin
Hall of Elyjms
Nellie Turner
Brust
Litchfield
iThe Litchfield Band
Estella Crowell
Talcott Hall
Oberlin
A. Sttranahan
S. Root
Amelia Hageman
Harry Hastings
Frank Knowles
W. Martin
Freddie
Beren
W. I. Wolcott
G. CG. Underhill
D. M | Adams
L. Crane
Gratton
Mason Powers
Bert Robbins
Lorain
J. Franis
Henderson
Elvrra
Nickel Plate
Washington
Leyi Mason
F. Pritchard
West Ridge Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekly Meetings
Mrs Brown entertained friends from Elyria last week while Miss Clara Ammon visited Elyria. Mrs Babcock traveled to Bigeville on Friday. The two week meeting series drew good attendance and interest with outside speakers. Rav Bradley spoke Wednesday evening. Alta Mason, little daughter of A Mason, is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Dr Reefy is attending. George Hahn's boy is improving. Louise Babcock spent Sunday at home from Ridgeville. Rev Reitinger spoke at Sunday school. Jessie Squire visited. Alice Snuthiff is in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Elyria
Clara Ammon
Babcock
Bigeville
Rav
Bnadley
A. Mason
Alta
Reefy
George Hahn
Louise Babcock
Ridgeville
Reitinger
Jessie Squire
Alice Snuthiff
Huntington News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Olive Chapman of Wellington spent weekend with her uncle T D Phelan. Miss Cora Finkle visited Lorain with sister Mrs Earnest Whester. Mr and Mrs 4t Smith of Sullivan visited sister Mrs F E Hull. Rev Mr and Mrs Copeland and others attended Ministers and Lymaan convention at Oberlin. Warden Rogers of Wallington stayed with his mother. Mrs Charles Dirlam of Wallington guest of Phelon family. Donation social at Rev Copeland’s Wednesday well attended. Mrs Geo Davidson of Wellington called on sister Mrs P Hult. Many young people from this place guests of Mat tie and Elnora Hult in Wellington. Mrs Ben Brouse and daughter Dertha Sunday with her mother Mrs Olsra Jones. Epworth Jenene social at J W Phelens Friday. Mr and Mrs Brouster Rolce Sunday in Wellington with his mother who is sick. Mrs E Buck on the gaze. Mrs Basie Jones died February 10. funeral held at house Saturday conducted by Rev Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Chapman
Wellington
T. D. Phelan
Cora Finkle
Lorain
Earnest Whester
4T Smith
Sullivan
Hull
Adam Finkle
Copel
Charley Griggs
J. V. Phelon
Copelands
Geo. Davidson
FP. E. Hult
Mattie
Elnora Hult
Ben Brouse
Dertha
Olsra
Farm for Sale Near Elyria 201 Acres Dairy Potential
Farm for sale at Cliff Grange two miles north of Elyria encompassing 201 acres. Described as well watered with easy access to Lo Rain and Elyria, suitable for a dairy operation. Apply at the farm Baker Elyria Ohio Feb 28 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Grange
Elyria
Lorain
The Duel in the Dark and a Stomach Cure Claim
A garbled tale describes a dark confrontation and a claimed stomach illness treated by Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cites a patient from Weldon Shelby Co and another note offering Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dweliets
Dr. Pierce
Weldon Shelby Co
Pierce
Common Sense
RV Pierce
Buffalo, N
Carlisle Notes and Local Social Roundup in Violet
Miss Nellie Lantsberry visits Akron friends while Mr and Mrs Ross of Toledo stay with relatives in town. Frad Ball plans another Lakes trip this summer. Mr and Mrs HB Dimick visit Mrs Babcock in Lorain. The Broughtons drive to their son Georges in Grafton after a joyous sleigh ride. Robert Idnson sold his farm to E Batt and bought Hamlin's Brush homestead. An oyster supper at J Booth's raised 14.76 for the Sunday school. Mrs Henry Townsend improves after a period of illness. Miss Lacy Wheeler has gone to Baltimore to care for a sick lady. Violet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lantsberry
Akron
Lacy Wheeler
Baltimore
Violet
Brownhelm Social Notes and Local Happenings
John Miller spent a few days in jeveland this week. Miss Pauline Barney of Elyria visited her aunt Mrs. A. Bridge of this place. The gun club held its first shoot last Saturday. Henry Emmerich attended a social at Henrietta last Saturday evening. Ried Wortman our blacksmith received two carloads of carriages last week. Chas. Kunispel purchased a new buggy. Jay Gillette of North Amherst spent Sunday evening in town. Mrs. Freeborn is visiting at her daughter Mrs. Theo Wood’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Jeveland
Pauline Barney
Elyria
A. Bridge
Gun Club
Henry Emmerich
Henrietta
Ried Wortman
Denlex
Chas. Kunispel
Jay Gillette
North Amherst
Mrs. Freeborn
Theo. Wood
Local Notes and Social Roundup From Columbia
Columbia newsbriefs report illness lists for Mr. and Mrs. Barrel Martin, property changes including Joseph Osborn occupying Andrew Osborn homestead, and Ephraim Biglow selling to Byron Lois. Preparations to build by C Fletcher and T J Laird, visits from Lewis and daughter of Strongs ville to Mrs. Mark Adame, and B B Adards in Wellington. Also mention Acme Grange meeting March 4, Hugh Osborn convalescing, Madge bee Racial at W E Winger’s Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Grange
Richardson
Ephraim Biglow
Byron Loiis
Warren Goodman
H. Bastard
Hugh Osborn
W. E. Winger
Community Notes From North Eaton and Nearby Visits
North Eaton reports C W B M meeting with Mrs Newton Haven on March 6 and Mr W H Giles visiting his sister in Pennsylvania. Mrs Bear of Williams County visits town with eighteen friends and relatives. Mr Allen Shaw to preach at Disciple Church on March 2, Rev Chapman of Hiram preached at center Sabbath morning and evening. Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees meet at Andrew Nufer’s home for an oyster supper despite cold weather. Handkerchief bazaar planned at Allen Nichols home for Feb 28 with supper in three meals. For sale or exchange a good 72 acre farm in Wayne County FE A veneer 1346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Haven
W. H. Giles
Pennsylvania
Bear
Williams Co
Allen Shaw
Chapman
Hiram
Knights
the Maccabees
Andrew Nufer
EK. Co. T. M
Leonard
Allen Nichols
Ireland
Germany
United States
Local Social Notes From Berea and Nearby Towns
Saturday visits mark a weekend round of relatives and friends with Flora Tugnils visiting her mother in Berea and several others in Oberlin Pittsfield Penfield Grafton Ridgeville Elyria and Cleveland. A lecture by W L Sherman Culp is scheduled March 7 at the city hall. The masquerade ball hosted by the young mens dancing club drew attendees from Oberlin Pittsfield Penfield Grafton Ridgeville and Cleveland. Additional notices include several travel visits and health updates as residents fare through the week. A nickel plate school observed Washingtons birthday with exercises and a room for rent and a found pocketbook are noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Tugnils
Berea
Wm. Holcomb
Edison
Cleveland
John Holcomb
New London
W. L. Sherman Culp
City Hall
Garrie Arnold
Olive
Pittsfield
W. White
Amherst News Briefs and Obituary Report
Amherst notes a West Virginia coal drill helper's move, Cleveland visits, a postponed English Tea party, local guests, and a Phoenix bound funeral for Ferdinand Gibson aged 54. The Gibson firm member died after long illness, with church ties, LO.C.F., and K.X. L. of S. affiliations noted. mourners and relatives expressed sympathy.
Rochester Community Notices and Social News Summary
Local Rochester items report Miss Mary Knapp of Elging Sunday at home and Mrs. Cora Bush visiting Norwalk relatives. Household visits include Mr. and Mrs. Veifner at Hartland and L Simonson's family in Wellington. J Sprinkle buried at Nova. O Hundley from Norwalk announced a newborn. Revival services at M E B church. oyster supper at Howards a success. Ladies Aid at Mrs. Goats’s home, Pedro club sleigh ride to New London with K Larabee hosts, hearty thanks to the Larabees. Harriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knapp
Elging
C. Ashcroft
M. Veifner
Hartland
Cora Bush
Daughtrer
Norwalk
L. Simonson
Wellington
J. Sprinkle
Ashland
Nova
Biddinger
O. Hundley
North Ridgeville Social and Meeting Notices
North Ridgeville residents report visits by Mrs. Hunter of Glemsted and J O Sherburn returning to Youngstown. J C Maple spent the week in Elyria and attended Maud Ballington Booth lecture. Pentecostal meetings at Free Methodist church this week at 10 and 7. Mrs Gage to preach. For Reut House at 226 Gates Ave, furnace and cistern with city water. inquire at 249 Gates Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Glemsted
J. O. Sherburn
Youngstown
J. C. Maple
Elyria
Maud Ballington Booth
First Congregational Church
Free
Gage
Gates Avenue
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