Current Events Notes from County Residents
Indefinite visits at George Smith’s home as Emma Peabody and Edith Ermeen of Cleveland spend time there. Many locals and visitors include Mrs. Jaze Root in Oberlin, Miss Cornelia Watkins returning from LaGrange, Rev. Haas preaching in Oberlin, and numerous social calls in Wellington, Lorain, Elyria, and Medina. A July 4 incident damaged an barn by lightning, and Myrta Rogers married Joe Terrell on July 1.
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Emma Peabody
Edith Ermeen
Cleveland
George Smitha
Charles Meson
Henry Pomeroy
Viole Willams
Grafton
Daniel Nesbit
Jaze Root
Oberlin
Mary Smith
Lorain
John Stevenson
Freak Whitcomb
Elwin Whitcomb
Haas
M. E
Obert
Orlando Stone
J. Pease
Wellington
Milo Pease
Gibbons
Coop
Kiptnn
Jean Bath
Helen Rawson
Elyria
Frank Root
Nien Root
Millwangs
Charlie Stone
Will Avery
Martha Hanson
Geo. Himes
Wm.Gallop
Medina
Ray Stoddard
Reget
Bkiven
Boot
Wieses Gornee
Mabel
Lena
Bess
Sud Bell Meredith
Olin Whitney
Carrie Moherman
Ingawood Park
Frank Sheffield
Chloe Merriam
Eddy
Merriam
Ed. Sheldon
Arthur Sheramno
Walter | West
Myrta Rogers
Joe. Twerrell
John Perry
Pittsfield
Owen
LaGrange
Laravey White
Wiliam White
Fank Penss Wes
Charlie Luther
Letty
New York City
Williards
Agnes Ward
Tieldes
Local Notices From Cleveland and Nearby Visits
Carlisle Wiss Ada Sneith Kreistee near Cleveland for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Balinske returned from New York. Adv. and Mrs. Henry Dimick spent time with their children. Mr. and Mrs. Georgy Auvaighton from Cleveland visit parents. Rev. E W Allen spoke about a successful ministry in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Oakley to host Disciple Church ladies. Mr. Borkee and sisters visiting Sundar. Mr. and Mrs. Pittineest visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Ada Sneith
Kreistee
Tsae
Cleveland
Air
Heins
Fort Wayne
Indian
Oakley
Mr. Borkee
Sundar
Wet Ridge News Notes And Local Social Roundup
Local notes report injuries at Wet Ridge and social visits. Mrs Pope injured her arm. Mr A Squirs and family hosted relatives. Miss E Grills hosted Mrs Vet last week. A Fourth of July social planned at the schoolhouse Thursday evening invites all. Several residents named, including the Beckley family, were mentioned in events from dances to funerals with health concerns for Mrs Fisher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Borg
Lyman Beckley
Boice
E. Fisher
Yale
Susie
Lacy Wilcox
Walter Cole
Warren
Adams
Rose Beckley
Mary Jane Beckley
Hiram Tilloteens
Mise Lucy Wilcox
Talbot
Miss Ford
Clyde
Elmer Knapp
Sullivan
Fisher
L. S. Boicas
Hffie Kelsey Ia
Claveland
Cleveland visitors tour North Amherst quarries of Stone company
A Friday excursion carried about 300 Cleveland residents including Chamber of Commerce and builders exchange members to Cleveland Stone company's North Amherst quarries. They viewed 160 foot deep workings, blocks weighing twenty tons, and a 200 car daily capacity. A souvenir sermon, luncheon, and thanks followed on return to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely- Fin
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Builders Exchange
North Amherst
Cleveland Stone Company
G. H. Worthington
E. A. Merritt
W. McCormick
Waagiren
Stane Company
Local social visits and travels noted in LaGrange area
LaGrange residents and guests linked several visits and trips. E D Ryan and family, Harvey Byne and family, and Herman White with spouses visited lake areas. D Woodmansee was in Washington. Others hosted or visited in town, Plymouth, Monrose Michigan, and Bedford area, with kinship ties mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ryan
Harvey Byne
Herman White
The
Lake
D. Woodmansee
Wallington
Jesse Underhill
Nickel Plate
Orson Humphrey
Cleveland
CC Manville
Luesdasy
Arthur Tippin
Collinwood
Fred Gilmore
Plymouth
Mra
Lyon Conklin
Monrose
Michigan
RB. Wight
Mra Conkiin
Mra Wright
J. E. Pettit
Bedford
Railway land purchase plans eyed for Lake Erie station project
The East Coast railway seeks 50 acres north of the river for docks workshops depots and side tracks. A new easterly line would extend hundreds of feet and dump ore on both river banks with a junction near the Nicked Tiate bridge. Local officials note about 200 workers will be hired for associated works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pitiebury Railway
Tiverziorth
Ster
Sheffield
Dead man found in Dexter street open lot in Lorain
Thomsa Josen, about fifty, was found in an open lot on Dexter street at Lorain. Police believe death may be from an overdose or knockout drug. Coroner French viewed the scene and an investigation will follow. Josen came from Johnstown Pa., to work in the steel plant. Letha Reisinger sues Karl Reisinger for divorce and alimony, alleging habitual drunkenness and abuse. they married March 26, 1903, and have a daughter Alta May, aged one year and two months. Attorney Lee Stroup represents the plaintiff. Master Henry Hale Clough and Master Tasman assist at the Clough farm in North Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomsa Josen
Dexter Street
Lorain
French
Jones
Johnstown
Letha Reisinger
Karl Reisinger
Alta May
Sho
Lee Stroup
Henry Hale Clough
Prize Drawing for Benches at Harry H Smith and Co
Commitees held a drawing for remaining openers for prizes at Harry H Smith and Co. Mr T J Jenking B Burkline r and A Garr served, with the drawing listing prize numbers. Several prize claims are noted and entries drawn every two weeks for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Smith
Go's
Mr. T J Jenking
B. Burkliner
A. Garr
Representative at Casa S W system event in Cleveland
A token representative at each division visited a home in Cleveland on Saturday night. They presented first leather chairs bought with money for former employee J G Moromey, followed by remarks from Ex-Sapt. Toes. Afterward meetings featured singing by J Allen Ashman and Jose. A life remembrance event and a railway project note closed the evening. Wellington plans new depot on West Main Street site formerly a Hore Warner warehouse. Mendlessohn bought Pfaff and Battin stock and Nicholl firm stock, continuing business at the old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa S. W
E. W. Gor
Deonison Sremise
Clevelans
J. GL Moromey
Sapt
Mmesar J. Allen
Ashman
Jose
Mr. Coe
Railraxi
Degat
Wellington
Mayn Street
Hore- Warner Company
Mendlessohn
Pfaff and Battin
A. Nicholl
Auto mishap stops Dave Troxel’s Wooster trip
Saturday morning Dave Troxel left the Andwar hotel at eight for Wooster forty miles away to join relatives. The back axle of his car broke off at 12th street causing the trip to be abandoned and the machine sent to Cleveland for repairs. Troxel explains the delay to friends in Wooster and plans to attend the next annual reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Troxel
Dave
Andwar
Wooster
Mr. Troxel
12Th Street
Hadaway Brothers
Cleveland
Dave Dave
Paroled wife and her impresario husband face board
In a workhouse parole board session, Mattie Crane seeks liberty while her husband Soapy Crone argues for her. He recounts a lifetime of scams and claims devotion, urging clemency as Mattie appears resigned, asking to go home with him after the hearing. The scene ends with the couple leaving together under watchful eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattis Crane
Rev. Cooley
Mattie
United States
Portland
Great Lakes
Harrison
S&s
Wilk
Cleveland Plains
War on vertical penmanship spreads from Chicago schools
The movement against vertical handwriting grows beyond Chicago as concern rises among business owners, railroad offices, and parents. Critics cite slow speed and illegibility, while some officials note the lack of distinction between workers’ hands. The push led to petitions and eventually a reversal in Chicago public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Public Schoola
Moulton
Cleveland Publis Schoolaays
Eal
Clark
Chicago
Parenta
Board of Education
City Fiscal Allocations and Public Works Expenditures
City accounts show appropriations for salaries and offices plus municipal services. Items include mayor, auditor, treasurer, solicitor, police and fire departments, legal ads, street repairs, water works, parks, and cemetery costs totaling 37 836.98 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voaneil
Board of Public Safety
Board of Public Servi
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