Local Notices From Coe Ridge Church and Community Events
The week opens with teachers resuming school after holidays. An author from Cleveland Mrs Mary Doty speaks next Friday at Longre gational church on her Seattle trip and the Woman s Christian Temperance Union convention. Admission is free a collection taken to cover expenses. Recitations accompany the talk. The Ladies social met in the church basement carving dinner and enjoying a social day. An upcoming Universalist church play Aunt Hannah s Quilting Party features two local actors. R T Elliot directs two characters Drilled for the performance by Elliot. Miss Henry recently returned from Ashtabula via Wall Elliotts. Olmsted Falls Post and Relief Corps officers to be installed next Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Maffete and Mr Switser of Cleveland visited ridge friends Sunday and attended Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doty
Cleveland
Seattle
Washington
Woman’ Christian Temperance Upion
Universalist Church
Aunt Hannah
Bing
R.T. Eliott
Wall Elliott’s
Post and Relief Corps of
Olmsted Falls
Mrr. Maffete
Mr. Switser
Wedding and local notices in Sheffield times
Tantations out for the wedding of Frank L Eschuruth and Rachel A White at the Vincent M. KB ehinel. Frank Fleming convalescent from black diphtheria. Maud Wescott returned from New London. John Boyd and son Harry shares. Helen McRoberts guest of Mrs Cora Reynolds. Born to Mr and Mrs Geo Miller New Year day a son. Mrs Josephine Hopkins visiting Idaho parents. Geo Hie kin and wife. George and Ed Cotton to Columbus for State University course. Rumor of an allotment for Wilbur Heights by Massey heirs. MacAllister family ill with chicken pox. Mr Roe preached at M E church. Rev Kelser absent on wedding trip. Mrs Emily Cox improving slowly. Fred Burdorf causes local disturbance. abuses wife, strikes Mr Dwight McBride, breaking his nose. Dr Reefy treated McBride. Burdotf jailed in Tortain county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Eschuruth
Rachel A. White
Vincent M. KB. Ehinel
Frank Fleming
Maud Wescott
New London
Jobn Boyd
Harry
Helen McRoberts
Qherliun
Cora Reynolds
Geo. Miller
Josephine Hopkins
Idaho
Geo. Hie
George
Ed. Cotton
Columbus
State University
Wilbur Heights
Massey Heirs
North Ridge
Lake Avenue
MacAllister
Roe
M. E
Kelser
Emily Cox
Fred Burdorf
Sheffield
Ar. Burdorf
Dwight McBride
Humane Society
Mr. McBride
Reefy
Burdott
Burdotf
Torain County
Jar
Community Notes From Columbia and Liverpool
In Columbia Ollie Martin of Cleveland spent Sunday and New Year with his sister Mrs A A Crocker. Walter Reisinger was bitten by a horse on the face and had surgery. a tumor was removed and he is recovering. A baby boy arrived at the home of Wim Martin and wife, Chas Hitch cork and wife, and Mr and Mrs W Harrington. Cora Hannawalt returned from Cleveland where she visited her sister. Pearl Reisinger visited an old friend in Liverpool, not expected to live. The M H L A society sewed for the needy with Mrs Hannawalt. The Grange oyster dinner Tuesday drew a fair crowd despite stormy weather. Bessie Gonkl of Berea visited Mrs Dr Thompson. Rev Hannawalt holds protracted meetings now. Mrs Thomas Volley is home from Cleveland visiting friends and relatives. Harrington wife and daughter Josie spent part of the week with son Ralph at college. Bert Van Arsdale and family spent New Year’s Day at Beebe Town with Wp van Ardale. H D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Martin
Cleveland
A. A. Crocker
Liverpool
Walter Reisinger
Theumor
Wim
Martin
Chas Hitchcork
Wi. Harrington
Cora Hannawalt
Berea
Dr. Thompson
Hannawalt
Thomas Volley
Ae Harrington
Josie
Ralph
Bert van Arsdale
Wp. van Ardale
Beebe Town
H. D.C
Blurin Business College Sees Growth in Stenography Field
Booming more than ever the Blurin Business College posted four stenographer calls last week two for young men two for women with one for and another at 375 per month Twenty four new students enrolled last week and a new shorthand division starts February 5 Four students have arranged to begin classes and study tracks expand amid demand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blurin Business College
Lorain County News Notes Socials and Losses
Mrs Ruth Cuttler entertains to W W Soel Thorday at 1awn. Henry Nuter of Elyria was present at Mr Neiding's Saturday. Miss Rowland of Oberlin attended the marriage of Miss Minnie Kipp to Mr Alfred Lowe at the bride's home Thursday evening by Rev Thomas N Lowe. The bride and groom are popular in this place. Mr and Mrs Loewe will reside with Mrs Lowe's parents. Mrs Neiding helps care for her son Anthony at his sister Mrs Anunion's home. Educational meeting at Elyria Saturday at 1:30 pm. Fred Usher and Arthur Robinson visited Strongsville Sunday. The Aid Society at Mrs Claude Reed's met. mites over 33. Billa Parmelle spent weekend in Ontberg. Mr Slater returned from Michigan, not impressed. R H Died Jan 4 of diabetes. Henry Leonhard sued 19 years 3 months for diaspersia disease. Funeral Jan 5 at M E Church. Rev Brathwaite and Peters officiated. K and G of S members assisted. Leonhard was a general taskman. flowers sent in token of regard. John Kolb and Garfield Harris bought new guitars. Burt Peabody with banjo. Wal Spunger and Jesse Smyth with violins. orchestra forming. Oberlin orchestra may need to rise. Samuel Rue, Mrs George Ludwig, and B Stedman on sick list. Abs Kate Paten of Cleveland attends her brother's funeral. Mrs J B Durand returned from Monroeville. Mr Stauffer and wife of Washingtonville returned after holidays. John Ludwig and Ella Ludwig visiting relatives at Little Creek Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cuttler
Sind
Loewe
Lowe
Neiding
Elyria
Anthony
Anunion
West Avenue
Oar School
Elyra
Fred Usher
Arthur Robinson
Strongsville
Aid Society
Claude Reed
Billa Parmelle
Ont Berg
Slater
Michigin
R. H
Henry Leonhard
Sthoat
Brathwaite
Peters
North Ambert
Leonhard
John Kolb
Garfield Harris
Burt Peabody
Wal Spunger
Jesse Smyth
Oberlin
Samuel Rue
George Ludwig
B. Stedman
Kate Paten
Cleveland
J. B. Durand
Monroeville
Mr. Stauffer
Washingtonville
F Hovey
Toledo
Geo. Penfield
M. M. Joyce
Geo. L Blinn
Crabtree
Morris
Wilder
Brighton
Michigan
Senator Lanning
New London
H. C. Harris
Local notes from Wellington Marching through seasonal events
Wellington columns report on Mrs F Hovey returning to Toledo after caring for her sister Mrs Geo Penfield. Various local updates include sales and assignments at stores, market changes, a church holiday observance, school back in session, and weddings and a shooting accident. Also noted are tax events, a Christmas tree entertainment, and church fundraisers with prizes drawn.
North Ridgeville News Notes Across Community Life
North Ridgeville reports Mrs Owens is very sick with Mrs Pierce assisting care. A cottage prayer meeting is held Tuesday at Mr Lickerish’s home. Officers updated at Congregational Sunday school. Farmers’ Institute Lorain County set for January 22 23 at Ridgeville Town Hall. Mastodon tusks found by B G French fetched by Oberlin College. Community events include lectures by S E Strade and various visits among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Pierce
Leroy Race
Cleveland
Lickerish
Congregational Sunday School
Na Butler
Kate Balcomb
Farmers’ Institute of
Lorain County
Ridgeville Town Hall
Lickorish
Sale of wood for schools set on third Monday in February
An error in last week's notice is corrected. Families of Oscar Bingham and Chas Lanaghan met at KE Reisinger's to spend New Year’s Day. The Methodist L A S holds a literary program Tuesday evening, Mrs Lillian Sayles entertains the Disciple L A S this week. Anna Davin stays with I C Hamlin as Mrs Hamlin is ill. School starts this week. J W Booth to return from Chatham Monday. De Clement and wife visit B E Humphrey’s January inn. Belle Smith said to be at the Steel Plant helping with saw mill work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Oscar Bingham
Chas. Lanaghan
Atd
KE. Reisinger
Ufy
Methodist
Lillian Sayles
Anna Davin
I. C. Hamlin
Social News From Chestnut Ridge and Surrounding Areas
Grace Jackson and Nomin Black hosted a Friday evening gathering with music and refreshments. Many local families are listed as guests and visitors for New Year celebrations, sickness notes, and school returns. Mrs. Mary Wesley arrived, and F. H. Jackson’s circle hosted others. Dr. George French praised for recovery stories. The German Medicine Company held nightly entertainments at the town hall to general satisfaction.
Local church and club notices from Ridgeville area
The spci held at Mrs Claud Tread s last Wednesday was well attended and 3.80 added to the treasury Mrsay Mrs Badgeway of Ridgeville are sitting with Brad Mors and Mrs Thadenberg as Coe Vivabia made 1 visit at Coles Saturday The Wpworth League reorganized for the coming for Sunday evening with officers President Nellie Oshoroevie presidents Bert Palmer Titella Blaine Weattie Andrews Stella Bantuidee Secretary Palmer treasurer Harlan Blaine Rev Cranes fitthe baby ill Mrs de Revd of ME Pleasantt is spending days with friends Elyrin A member of people from fields attended the public installation of officers of the WR Co and CG A By of Ridgeville Saturday good time reported Mrs Wilkinson of Elyrin staying with daughter JW Hardin this winter A new purchase from Ziegler Co for the high school construction underway large case under construction for it set to be put in upper half of school building Monen day club to meet with Willie Braun one week from January 8th Born Monday Jan 1 1900 to Mr and Mrs J W Brandue 230m Born to Mr and Mrs Caspar Dute Thursday December 28 4 Ron Funeral services of the twelve year old son of Mr and Ada John Peters held at St Peters church Friday Howard Avery of Oberlin and Maud Quigley of North Amherst wed January 1d in the ingria at the Methodist church parsonage
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Spci
Claud Tread
Treasury
Badgeway
Ridgee Fville
Bred Mors
Thadenberg
Coe Vivabia
Coles
Wpworth League
Nellie Oshoroevie
Bert Palmer
Titella Blaine
Weattie Andrews
Stella Bantuidee
Bmn Palmers
Harlan Blaine
Crane
de Revd
Pleasantt
Elyrin
Fields
W.R Co
CG. A
Ridgeville
Wilkinson
JW. Hardin
Tus
Ziegler and Co
Tin
Cace
Monen Day Club
Willie Braun
Mattle Fey
Tora
Sfrs
J. W. Brandue
Caspar Dute
Ada
John Peters
St Peter's Church
Howard Avery
Oberlin
Maud Quigley
North Amherst
Methodist Church
Mrs Webbs visit and town notes in Lorain area
Community items report Mrs Webbs visiting friends in south Lorain. Hance of North Eaton will take Minkell farm in spring. Charlie Lent and wife live with Gray on La Port road. Florence Hadaway learning cheese making with Mrs Budd at Miyata. Mr. and Mrs Peter Murtaugh improving after illness. B Banks planned a church event. evening included card games. Bring family moving to South Lorin. building a house there. Urey house in town burned. Friends of Fred Prindle raising funds to build a barn. Charles Gibbs of Brunswick spent New Years here. Mrs Wood of Lerim heard of son’s death in five days from pneumonia. Mary Madduck returned from Bellevue staying with Mrs John Biggs. Wisener mention. Foster homestead near LaPorte offered for sale or rent after April 1. Inquiries to H Foster & Co. clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bring
South Lorin
Fred Prindle
Charles Gibbs
Brunswick
Ars
Wood
Mr. Wood
Lerim
Mary Madduck
Bellevue
Johln Biggs
Wisener
Penfield Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Two residents suffer wrist fractures from an ice incident and a horse incident. Ralph Denham works at B. H. Starr & Co. Elyria. Local visitors include the Kennedys of Oberlin and the Starr family. Breuse brothers replace old hay baler, Ed Ferriman expands in Spencer meat market, W J Krebs and Jay Hart visit Elyria, Elmer Bunt visits friends, A W Denham seeks orders for a Rochester nursery, Mrs Heman Starr aided by neighborly concern, Mrs Kennedy and Mr Starr guests of Ira Starr, Miss Sade McCoy visiting Cleveland. Health concerns loom as W H Barnes remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman Starr
Homer Sooy
Ralph Denham
B. H. Starr & Co
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Kennedy
Oberlin
EK. A. Starr
Local Happenings in Lagrange and Nearby Towns
Crowner on sick list while J H Gott returns from a week with sister Newton Marey in Hartsburg. Whitbeck Buswell and Williams from Cleveland visit Hastings family. Eliyria trips and new year meetings fill the town. Officers installed at Premier Temple and Hastings W N C with a festive supper and sharing.
Belden Township Teachers Hear Of Meetings And Visits
Belden teachers plan their January 12 meeting at Belden Township. The Study club met with Mr Bert Nesbitt on January 2 and will meet next at Miss Anna and Miss Gertrude Schaefer home. Mrs H B Selden visited her ill mother Mrs J Lehman. Ray Crow teaching violin in West Virginia spent New Year’s Day with sister Mrs J Mennel. Dwight Rogers visits friends in Toledo and Findlay. Forty friends held a house warming at Mr and Mrs Allen Mennel’s new home with Ray Crow providing violin music. Miss Damon resumed teaching January 8 after a two week Wellington vacation. District No 6 pupils gifted a silver bonbon dish on Christmas. Rev Reidinger of Elyria visited township schools promoting temperance. The township board, sub-directors and teachers are urged to attend the meeting in Elyria on Saturday January 13. fin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Bert Nesbitt
Anna
Gertrude Schaefer
H. 2
Selden
Ray Crow
W. Virginia
JJ Mennel
Dwight Rogers
Toledo
Findley
Allen Mennel
Damon
Wellington
Reidinger
Elyria
Board of Education
Jbeld
Local Notes From North Amherst and Surroundings
Dr Davidson and James Nicholl were in Cleveland Friday. A new restaurant opened on Church Street by A J Krause. The Reading circle meets January 16 at 7 pm in the high school room with Miss Han in charge. Abbott's histories for youths, thirty two volumes, were bought for the school library in Elyria. The Y streetcar line is being extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davidson
James Nicholl
Cleveland
Banday
Frank Redington
F.C. Oehls
Elyria
Chursday
W. H. Scibley
Abbott
The
Christian Endeavor
Rey
L. Halterman
Jessie Paterson
Oak Harbor
A.J. Krause
Church Street
O. E. Foster
New York City
M. C. Bemis
Buchanan
Michigan
Reading Circle
Han
South Amherst
Farmers Institute at Ridgeville in January program
The Farmers Institute to be held in Ridgeville town hall January 22 and 23 under the State Board of Agriculture and Lorain County association. Program lists morning and afternoon talks on dairy farming, cattle care, butter making, culture, and tuberculosis relations, plus music and a debate on community benefits. Officers urge young men to participate and note reduced railway rates to Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Institute
Ridgeville
State Board of Agriculture
Lorain County Farmers’ Institute Association
John Stapleton
Weleane
Briggs
Muaie
H.P Miller
George Crehore
Lewis Woodruff
John
Wood
Pitts
Misic
Stapleton
Merthe
J. H. Paddock
Je.by. Allen
Smith
J. Verrell
Misa Arnoli
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the Creek
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Dover
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Tony
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Nie Schuidt
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Preneh Creek
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Yost
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West Ridge
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Pittsfield
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Coonville
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Chatham
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LaPorte
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R. C G. Whitbeck
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Premier Temple
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See
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Dernier
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