Local Socials and People in Elyria and Surroundings
Henrietta Misa Gertrude Smith returns home after appendectomy in Cleveland and is recovering at home. Ice Cream social at Mr John Ladrich's new barn. Miss Ida Bauman returns from two week vacation to Elyria. Mr and Mrs George Godfrey from Clarkfield visit Leonard Satman’s family. Anon Bickel Little Backer George Backer and George Bickel vacationed at Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs C Pranks return from visit to Indiana. Mrs Clyde Baer of Elyria visits. Merton Clark visits Blyria via Miss Winckles. Mrs J H Laffluer visits Lorain. Frank Cannon and family from Warren visit grandparents. A storm kills a cow owned by John Schneier. Mr Win Younglas and Milas Magle Welshert wed at St Peter’s church. 50 guests for dinner, 110 for supper, then move to Center Road home. Arthur Robinson joins Elyria Savings and Banking. Miss Ella Emmons of Cleveland visits, Mr and Mrs J R West host. Miss Marie Stromyer of Elyria visits. Miss Pearl Barth of Sandusky visits Chas Zemant. Mr and Mrs F J Silverson and J R West take outing to Willoughby. Mr and Mrs John Rothgery entertain about 20 guests, visitors from Cleveland I A Rethwes and wife and Mrs Hanna from Elyria, plus Miss Baker. J T Latimmer in Cleveland Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Maddock hosts Mr and Mrs Williams from Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gertrude Smith
Lahcalde Hospital
Cleveland
Methodist Church
John Ladrich
Ida Bauman
Miyrla
Elyria
George Godfrey
Clirksfield
Leonard Sataman
Anon Bickel
Little Backer
George Backer
George Bickel
Cedar Point
Mes
Merton Clark
Mr. Win, Younglas
Milas Magle Welshert
St. Peter's Church
Center Road
Arthur Robinson
Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Ella Emmons
Marle Stromyer
Jutla Myers
Pearl Barth
Sandusky
Chas Zemant
Mro
F. J. Silverson
J. R. West
Willoughby
Mroo
John Rothgery
I. A. Rethwes
Robert Hanna
Baker
J. TL Latimmer
Joseph Maddock
Willams
Avon
North Ridgeville Notes and Visits Across Michigan
North Ridgeville residents report Lucretia Terrell missing in South Haven Michigan after Wednesday departure. Mrs Stowell from Hudson Michigan visits her niece Mrs Channelles. Local Benevolent Society held a meeting at Dr Gill's on Wednesday with about tidies in attendance. Mrs Uainatt and Rev J Omdated attended, plus Mrs HH Criver and others. Ms Valda and Miss Valda noted in recent social rounds.
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Lucretia Terrell
South Haven
Michigan
Stowell
Hudson, Mich
Channelles
Benesolent Society
Gill
Uainatt
Margaret Bleo
Lave
HH. T. Criver
Inc
Snow
Depidas
So Ho Shaw
Wlyrin
Vis
Frank Murgeson
Moringa
Mla
Bea Rhdsenway
Valda
Detroit convention and local happenings mixed in brisk report
Mr Eugens Wilson attends a Universalists convention in Detroit. Mr Louis Schaber was gored by a horse last Thursday. Dr Jakes reports he is doing well. Mr Adam Died Rich passed away after service at St Peter's church on Wednesday. A party of ladies from Ridgeville visited Glen's beach on Wednesday for a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Wilson
Detroit
Universalists
Louis Schaber
Jakes
Adam Diedrich
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Glen's Beach
Local notes of travel illness and maritime incident
Carlisle reports Ernest Allen visiting Fort Wayne while others plan lakeside trips to Niagara Canada for about three weeks. James Smith's daughter battles whooping cough. Mrs Price recovers. Rev Henry Allen joins Mrs Bannister in Wauseon. Mrs Stockford visits Elyria Ridge. Hady couple arrive in Northhampton England. Majestic crisis near Queenstown after fog and near collision with lightship Cornish. Captain Hayess action avert disaster. two thousand passengers panic. Majestic scraped starboard plates. Connebec in wireless contact. Eady and Maynard accompany Dublin trip. Bolton stove blast injures her badly. Sutliffs return from Detroit trip. Ben Kelly ill. Harley Chapman hosts guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allen
Fort Wayne
James Alexander
Robert Adams
Lakes
Niagara
Canada
James Smith
Price
Rev
Henry Allen
Queenstown
Wexford
Hayess
Majestic
Connebec
Eady
Dublin
Maynard
Bolton
Paul Sutliff
The Old Society In A Pleasant Manner Enjoyed By All
A social gathering described as very pleasant was enjoyed by all attendees. The event showcased cordial interaction and shared amusement among participants, reflecting a refined community milieu.
Local notes from Grafton and Cleveland scenes
Mrs L Gibson visited Cleveland three weeks and returns home Saturday night. Mrs Jack Sharkey’s funeral was held at the Catholic church Monday forenoon. Mrs Will Chamberlain and daughter Mary stayed over Sunday with Frank C Chamberlain of Cleveland. The Polish girl wounded earlier is recovering at Hiyra hospital. There will be new operators for the telephone on August first. Mr and Mrs Louise Daniels spent Saturday with friends. Dean Electric’s ball team beat the Grafton team Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Holbrook hosted their California visiting daughter and husband for a couple months. Mrs Anna Holbrook and daughter arrive from California and will stay with the Holbrook family. BrattereigheFSy Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar is the original cough syrup, none opiates. The Reporter Co. will buy several copies of the Daily July 2 and Weekly editions June 7, 31, 28, July 6, 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Gibson
Cleveland
Jack Sharkey
Will Chamberlain
Mary
C Chamberlain
Hiyra
Louise Daniels
Dean Esctric
Girl Talks With God and Angels in Vision
Miss May Mutchlar an eighteen year old Asian high school girl reports a two and a half hour trance in which she says she met the Lord and three angels on the Jordan river and received divine instructions to finish at Afton high school then Oskaloosa Holliness College and go to mission fields in South Africa, with Holiness camp meeting renewed support.
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Bidorada
Earth
Miss May Mutchlar
Jordan
Heaven
Hell
South Africa
Jordan River
Afton High School
Oskaloosa Holliness College
Bell Marries Mary McIntosh in Franklin, Pa
Gustine Snowden Bell, 25, a plumber by trade, was married on Wednesday by Reverend W. C. Dawson to Mary McIntosh. The clerk’s records show both parties reside in Franklin, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine Snowden Bell
Reve W C Dawson
Mary McIntosh
Franklin
Pension Decisions Line of Duty Incident Probed
A soldier who aided a sick captain by obtaining food under orders is considered in the line of duty and eligible for pension for incurred disabilities. The Department of the Interior lacks authority to review alleged errors by the Secretary of War, denying claimant remedy for rights denied under congressional discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Secretary of War
Pensionable Insanity and Certificate of Disability Rulings
The ruling says the 1879 act proviso on pension filing dates does not apply to insanity discovered after July 1, 1880 with late filings. A resignation with a disability certificate estops the officer from denying the stated facts after years. Cadets at the academy are not in military service for pension purposes under the 1890 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
United States
Land purchases near Lorain county crest $200 per acre
Oak Point land deals push 335 acres to Knox, west of Lorain corporation. Farmers J H Fullmer John Preis and Frank Ray to sell at 200 dollars an acre totaling 67000 dollars. Fullmer to receive about 33000 dollars as the largest farm changes hands. Banks will receive much of the currency as purchases and options push expenditures beyond 200000 dollars for actual buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oak Point
Knox
Lorain Corporation Inc
J. H. Fullmer
John Preis
Frank Ray
Fullmer
Local notes from area residents and visitors
Russia and Mrs. Tom Feslar of Mar Ridge spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Lydia Green of North Am werst has been visiting Mr Daniel Hoers. During last Monday's storm lightning struck and instantly killed two horses owned by Miles Bassett. Mr. Geo Sorg and sister Ella of Bellaire, Ohio, are visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Feslar
Mar* Ridge
Lydia Green
North Amwerst
Daniel Hoers
Miles Bassett
Geo Sorg
Ella
Bellaire
Prohibitionists Meet in August Convention Planned
Franklin county committee completes arrangements for the Prohibition State convention to be held at the Board of Trade auditorium in Columbus on August 1 and 2. The meeting will elect 322 delegates and 322 alternates with national leaders John G Wooley Charles R Jones and M J Fannin among speakers attending.
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Columbus
Prohibion
Franklin Ccounty Committee
Board of Trade Andttorium
John G. Wooley
Charles R Jones
M. J Fannin
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Mrs. C. Pranks
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North Ridgeville
Carlisle
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Ben Kelly
Frank Dicks
Faulty
Harley Chapman
Genezers Are Food Co
le Rey
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Grafton
Kennedy
All Druggista
the Reporter Co
God
S. Bell
Russia
RUG Sale
Harry H. Smith & Company
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