Pretty church wedding links Tile Austin and William Stack
Miss Tile Austin of Twelfth avenue and Mr. William Stack united in marriage at St John s Catholic church on Thirteenth avenue. Rev Father Zink officiated at 3 30 with Miss Pauline Harley and Nicholas Austin as attendant and best man. About 75 relatives attended and a breakfast was served at the bride s brother s home. The couple will reside at 67 Twelfth avenue after a brief wedding trip.
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Tile Austin
Twafth Avenue
William Stack
St. John’s Carthelic Church
Thirteenth Avenue
Father Zink
Pauline Harley
Elyria
Nicholas Austin
Society Notes From Wheeling Guests and Visits
Mrs. Underwood of Wheeling arrives to visit her parents on Third street. The Self-Culture Club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. H. J. Lewis’s home. Mrs. B. F. Morfoot returns from a Cleveland visit. Miss Phillis Tasman stays in Painesville with Miss Caryle Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Borton of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
M.S. Miller
George Cogswell
J. C. Bins
Clayton Straus
Washington
Ninety-Five
G. H. Squire, Jr
Third Street
George Ely
Philadelphia
Marshal
Theodore Faxon
Beverly
Mass
J. Brooks Gilbert
James Fisher
Quincy Street
Underwood
Wheeling
Wva
H. L. Faxon Celebrates 90th Birthday at Home
Relatives observed the 90th birthday of H. L. Faxon with a family dinner at his West Avenue home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bacon of Olmsted, Miss Avery of Ridgeville, C. A. Faxon of Wellington, and Miss Hattie Faxon. Despite his age he remains mentally sharp and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Fason
West Avenue
L. A. Bacon
Olmsted
Mansfield seeks Ramsey railroad route through county
Mansfield presses to move Joseph Ramsey Steam Railroad line through the county. The Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions urging the route via Mansfield and offering support for rights of way and terminals. A committee will confer with Ramsey and copies sent to his New York and St. Louis offices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mansfield
Joseph Ramsey
Oberlin
Lorain
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Kanawa River
Ramsey
New York
St. Louis
Miller Loses Suit Over Rent Debt in Oberlin Court
William Miller foreman at National Metallic Packing Company lost a $60 judgment sought by Oberlin Realty Company in Justice Summers court. Miller claimed the Oberlin apartment house on East Lorain suffered leaks and sewer backups causing his wife illness, and that promised repairs were not kept. He missed the original date due to his wife’s illness.
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William Miller
National Metallic Packing Company
Miller
Oberlin Realty Company
East Lorain Street
Justice Summers
Oberlin
Oberlin News
Steel Trust Declares Quarterly Dividends In Strong Earnings
New York Jan 30 The United States Steel Corp directors declare a 1 2 percent common stock dividend and a 13 4 percent preferred stock dividend. For the quarter ended Dec 31 earnings reach 41 744 964 with unfilled orders at 8 849 718 tons, the largest in company history. Dividends payable March 30 and Feb 28 with books closing March 15 and Feb 8. Earnings beat expectations, surprising after prior forecasts had pegged them near 40 689 000.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Congress to Continue Free Seed Distribution
Washington reports the house in committee of the whole voted to continue the free distribution of garden and flower seeds along old lines and methods as recommended by the agricultural committee in the appropriation bill under the leadership of Mr. Candler of Mississippi.
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Washington
February records from Wea feature banjo and band pieces
Wea announces new banjo cornet and band pieces with songs by Miss Jones Arthur Collins and the Hayden Quartette. Uncle Josh introduces new selections and Bert Shepherd delivers a humorous recitation Matrimony. Get a complete list.
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Wea
Little Nancy
Miss Jones
Moses Andrew Jackson
Arthur Collins
Jones
Murray
Kernell
Hayden Quartette
Josh
Bert Shepherd
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Lorals
Society Briefs
MR. Faxon
Hare
Ramsey’s New Railroad
Harry H. Smith & Co
Ohio
Steel Trust
Congress
Mrs. Austin
February Records
Hubert Day
The
Liberty Clothing Co
F. C. Wood
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