Current Events in the County Wr RB Elyria social notes
Wr RB Pomroy of Elyria was in town Friday. Miss Tosia Kelner recent illness allows her to ride. Mies Lavantis Hubbard of Elyria spent the past week in town. Mrs H 4H Stuart and Kilryia children were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Gott. Mr and Mrs GO B Rawson and children hosted in Cleveland. Ray Kenner of Cleveland was in town Sunday. Mr C Manville and Mrs M Garrett visited Carlisle. Mrs Fannie Wolcott and daughter Donia visiting friends in Michigan. Mrs Nettie Pelton returned from Cleveland for the weekend. Misa Ide Unhobard hosted a small party for her birthday. Miss Hatte Hubbard and Miss Spencer of Elyria were guests of Miss Ida Hubbard. Mrs E Wilcox and two boys from Cleveland visited, as did Mr and Mrs H O Witonz and daughter of Carlisle. Mrs Sydney Farmer, an elocutionist, will entertain at town hall Saturday evening July 20, aided by Miss Harrison. Farmer is from Auburn Indiana and well regarded by press. Road entertainment is assured. Admission 15 and 10 cents. Starts 8 pm. Mr C Muller bought the Bonwell farm one mile west and a half mile north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomroy
Elyria
Tosia Kelner
Mies Lavantis Hubbard
Stuart
Kilryia
Ed Gott
Rawson and
Childre
Bert Wilkins
Cleveland
Ray Kenner
C Manville
M Garrett
Carlisle
Fannie Wolcott
Donia
Michigan
Nettie Pelton
Misa Ide Unhobard
Ace Orsam
Friends
Hatte Hubbard
Masses Spencer
Ida Hubbard
E Wilcox
H O Witonz
H. A Wilcox
Sydney Farmer
Town Hall
Mra
Butternut Ridge
H Shauver
West Lafayettte
H Moulder
Wan
Bia
P Fowl
A Grills
Grills
Sherk
Misa Lou Johnson
Newbaurgh
Yita
Yersey
O H Sutliff
Versoy
W. HH Snutliff
Alice
W C Suthiff
H H Sutliff
Wellington
Gil YO
Frank Rootwan
Sheffield
George Biggs
LaGrange
Walter Bush
Mary Clark
Edna Clark
New London
Earnest Rogeta
Harry Croger
Lucy
Oberlin
Joe Snyder
Carl Whitney
North Amherst
Pat
Ed Whitney
Fraok Rawson
Ls Grange
George Prossera
S Estly
Serpero
Ella Sheldon
George Arnold
Will Hines
George Hines
Henry Twerrell
Pittsfield
Cimind
EePomons Grange
Pittsfield Grange
Fred Manning
Sam Town
Henry Pirsong
Snorah Jo Garrett
Reitives
Grange
Clint Hamner
Arthur Pomiroy
Sundey
James Hubbell
Carl Hast
Fred West
Din
England
Pittsfeld
Alice Blaufelt
Pittsborg
Mrainno M Bates
Green N Y
Minnie R, Davidson
Kiptan
Fred Prosser
LaGmage
Bert
Kansan City
Willadd Albert
Elmer Wheeler and
George Hollingsworth
George Holllingsworth
Community News Highlights From Grafton and Nearby
Grafton and nearby towns report visitors and family events. Residents including Mr and Mrs Tran of Cleveland and Mrs Barnard of Lorain were seen in town last week. Nina Seeley visited Avon, Maggie Crilley stayed in Bellevue, and Stella Benzing went to Cleveland. The Epworth League social at Zot tie Barchards raised 785 dollars, while Dan Nesbitt hosted an evening with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Sundar
Swartz
Cleveland
Maggie Crillev
Bellevue
Wimneot
Golasy
Corsa Barchard
Ulay Yro
Mamie Kellogg
Owl
Mra Canfield
Litchfiel
Mra Tran
Mra. Barnard
Lorain
Nina Seeley
Avon
Avery
Dan Nesbitt
Maestone
M. Dant
Loram
Maggie Finalson
Wooster
Stelle Benzing
Epworth League
Zottie Barchards
H.C Wemb
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Town Events
Belden residents host and visit with relatives including Lizzie Buckingham from Siyria and Leoile Damon returning from a visit to Wellington. Miss Marie Foot of Medina and Misa VanDorn from Oberlin stay with Pearl Neff. A Saturday town hall concert drew a crowd with Mrs. Rogers Klincot and Mia Roads earning praise for cream and dishwork. Mrs. Morse greets the Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon. A colored troupe set for town hall entertainment Tuesday night with ten cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Buckingham
Siyria
Leoile Damon
Wellington
Besse Cleveldon
Marie Foot
Medina
Indiana
Misa VanDorn
Oberlin
Pearl Neff
Town Hall
Rogers
Klincot
Mia Roads
Lake Breeze Social Notices From Edyria and Nearby Areas
Lake Breeze reports a weekend of visits and hospitality across Elyria, Amherst, Painesville, and nearby towns. Guests include W S M Hiller and family at The Breakers, Mrs F N Smith’s guest Mra Lyman of Painesville, and Claire Stiwald visiting Bethany, Michigan. W H H Sutliff’s birthday celebration at Wellington drew over five relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S. M Hiller
Edyria
Fred Miller
Elyria
O Stiwald
S. Claire Stiwald
Bethany
Mich
F N South
Marriage of Henrietta Mise Louisa Heimeath and John Bently
Henrietta Mise Louisa Heimeath and Mr John Bently of Cleveland were married last Thursday evening at the bride’s parents home in Cleveland. The couple will reside in Cleveland. A tragic drowning occurred at Fred Reiger’s while a boy from the Clava Island Orphan's home, who was working there, went bathing and drowned. Remains laid to rest in the Methodist cemetery last Tuesday. The Grangers observed Children’s Day in Birmingham with ice cream and cake. Some Henrietta residents attended the Quarrymen’s picnic at Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs John Heidrich visited Cheiron at North Amber on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Heimeath
John Bently
Cleveland
Benty
Frank Klingbesl
Clavalland
Fred Reiger
Birmingham
Cedar Point
John Heidrich
Cheiron
North Amber
M. E
North Eaton News Highlights From Porch and Farm
The Hutchisons family visited at 2 Por Sept Mr Jace torn wiisert intin the Ridge society ars bar well are invited John Tompking and wife took dinner at Ed Mansett s Sunday. Harry and Hubert Bassett have returned to their work after helping their father through haying. The Laons cage in nearly completed at the center. Mr Albert Alexanders people entertained her daughter and family Sno day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchisons
Por
Jace Torn
Ridge Society
Ars
John Tompking
Ed Mansett
Harry
Hubert Bassett
Albert Alexanders
Local Notes on Residents and Community Concerns
Carlisle Miss ada Smith and her two brothers travel to Columbus. Durkee visited. Mrs Mary Dawley returns to Elyria. Charlie Kees badly cuts leg at Lorain mill. Mr Oakley hosted the ladies aid society. Misa Marwick stays with Miss Hazel Prindle. Charles Broce and wife from LaTain visit parents. Farmers oppose selling the fair ground lines. urge preserving shade trees and water supply. recall past fairs with RK Baker and others. urge officers to retain the old fair grounds. Violet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Smith
Columbs
Durkee
Demalins
Mary Dawley
Elyria
Charlie Kees
Lorain
Oakley
Ladier Aid Society
Misa Marwick
Hazel Prindle
Charles Broce
la Tain
Harrison Broce
Map
Besat
Khe Map
RK Baker
Townseed
Aston Abbr Bros
C Mills
W Townland
Garford
Humphrey
Violet
Did Not Own Store A 8B Summer Visits City on Bankruptcy Inquiry
Did Not Own Store A 8B Summer, representing the C Sigler Company wholesale jewelers of Cleveland, arrived Wednesday to probe jeweler LeRoy Fauver's bankruptcy filing on Monday. Summer asserts Fauver acted as their agent and sought to confirm Fauver’s inclusion of the Lerain Fauver store in his asset schedule with the referee.
Pittsfield Visitors and Grange Notes Highlight Week
Pittsfield residents hosted and visited relatives from Elyria Oberlin New London and LaGrange during the week. Funeral services for Mrs Emma Mirin Prosser were held with Rev. Worren officiating. Mrs Prosser survived by seven children and many grandchildren in Pittsfield and nearby towns.
Independent telephone groups plan statewide Ohio fight on Bell
Ohio Independent Telephone Association prepares to meet in Columbus on August 2 to organize a statewide campaign against Bell. An executive committee proposed a tightly organized structure with local district associations and delegates under a nine district map. J B Hoge of Cleveland named vice president for District 1, covering Erie Lorain Cuyahoga Huron Medina Lake Geauga Ashtabula and Trumbull counties.
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Bell Company
Ohio
Columbus
J B
Hoge
Cleveland
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga Huron
Medina
Lake
Geauga, Ashtabala
Tru ‘Boll Countes
Medina and Elyria Play Long Game In Extra Innings
Medina and Elyria battled eleven innings on a Saturday. Akins and Forbes pitched well though in the eighth Minnis struggled, allowing three hits and three runs. Final: Elyria 8 Medina 7 with Miring and Long behind the plate, Moree umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Eliyia
Mimmis
Akins
Minnis Head
Enock Walked With God Sermon At Second Congregational Church
On Sunday at 10 00 Mr Wannamaker preaches on Enock walked with God three hundred years An evening service at 7 40 discusses the men s club aims and invites all men and women to attend The speaker will outline the club s objects and answer questions About its purposes The message emphasizes hospitality outreach and shared responsibility to help others through the club and church activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Wannamaker
Enoch
God
Thismmen Rk Club
Paul Grathy
Leven
Smalller
Anniversary of Cottasbooke wreck referenced in report
One year after the Cottasbooke wreck a former motorman named Brien remains injured. He formerly could walk with crutches but now loses use of a limb despite treatments. Doctors warn that further procedures may be required, possibly including an artificial foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottasbooke
Brien
Cara
jBrien
Divorce Granted for Maude Green in Common Pleas
In the court of common pleas on a Saturday morning Maude Green was relieved from RO Green in a divorce case. The plaintiff was A E Lawrence with his attorney described as such.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Fleas
Maude Green
RO Green
E Lawrence
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lorain Residents
Thomas H Wheosone a farmer and Eliyia Flora Brown, Lorain residents, appear in marriage license records alongside Lorain pattern maker O Patterson aged 38 and Sara Maryret Mathews a 24 year old milliner, all connected to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H Wheosone
Farmer
Eliyia
Flora Brown
O Patterson
South Lorain
Sarah Marayret Matthews
Lorain
Sixtieth Anniversary and Eighty Fourth Birthday Celebrated
A party at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Rolling of Life)field honored Joly and wife as they marked their sixty years of marriage and the bride’s eighty four years. Mr Rising born Feb 10 1825 and Mrs Turner born July 16 1820, married July 16 1844, with four children Sophia George Sarah and Henry. only Sarah and Henry survive. The couple, lifelong Democrats, have long read the Plain Dealer and lived on a farm on the Grafton Litchfield line, well known in southern Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
F A Ruiging
Grafton
Lorain Counts
Mies Rachel Turner
Sophia
George
Sarah
Henry
Rising
Plain Dealer
Riping
Litchield
Flying Stone Hurled Wounds Colambug Brakeman Henry Henning
Henry Henning, a brakeman on the poney engine crew near Colambug, was struck in the face by a stone hurled from a platform as a Cleveland to Sandusky excursion train passed. He received medical care for a severe eye wound and remains uncertain about the assailant’s intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henning
Colambug Sirest
Poney
Cleveland
Sandusky
Henning
Hart
Agius Henning
Miss Lillian Carter Weds Chauncey Mano in Probate Official
Miss Lillian Carter deputy clerk at the probate office marries Chauncey Mano a salesman formerly with Harry H Smith and Company. Rev Withcombe performs the ceremony. The couple drive to Youngstown for their future home. Carter has served as probate deputy for three and a half years and saved hundreds of marriage records during her tenure. Temporary succession to Mr Kent as deputy clerk follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carter
Chauncey Mano
Harry H Smith and Company
Youngstown
Rev Withcombe
Misa Carter
Kent
Clutk
Reinet for the Blind Probate Judge Hromnan hae Jost
Probate judge Hromnan seeks funds to enable immediate hearings for blind residents in the county. The measure would support pensions approved by the last legislature for eligible blind residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hromnan
Miuiy
Three Gases Personal Damage Suits Against Cleveland City Electric Railway
Three suits against Cleveland City Electric Railway for damages proceed in this county with cases moved from Coyshogs county where local stockholders and many employees are. Anna Ke Fahey seeks 10000 for injuries from a November 10 1896 accident on Detroit street. Herbert A Filler seeks 20000 for injuries from April 1903 on Barkwell street when dragged after a car. John Mackin administrator sues for 10000 after his death September 3 1899 when he leaned from a car window and suffered a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland City Electric Railway Company
Ifiurand
Coyshogs
Fortrian
Anna KE Fahey
Louie Faber
Detroit Street
Cleveland
Herbert
Barkwell Street
Mackin
John Mackin
Srd
Bridge Fell On Wash ington Avenue Final Collapse Saturday
The Washington avenue bridge was finally destroyed at 1 01 PM on Saturday. A large crowd witnessed the disassembly as the iron arch buckled and toppled into the river below, tearing apart steel rods and trusses and signaling the start of a permanent replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Tivor
Court awards $145 judgment vs Charles Cowey in Rochester area
Court of Common Pleas BH Palmer and son secured a $145 judgment against Charles Cowey after a short period, following an appeal by the defendant. The matter involves inheritance interests tied to land in Oberlin and the heirs of George Robinson, with Manda Robinson mentioned in relation to the estate.
Swindler Tries Photo Loan Scam In Elyria Carnival Week
A stranger entered Charles Schiede's photograph gallery offering to help with Elyria carnival week photos. He carried broken axle pieces and asked for seventy five cents to repair his buggy. Schiede suspected a scam and refused. The same man later robbed Newton at Oberlin, claiming prior loan activity. He fled, leaving questions about his real identity, allegedly named Hall from the county's northern part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schiede
Ballery Ile
Elyria
Schiede
Axel
Bays
Hall
Brakeman Injured After Fall From Car
Daniel Garrett brakeman on the B and O was severely injured just south of this city Monday night. While climbing a hot car a step gave way throwing him to the ground. Found on the tracks by a following freight crew they carried him to St Joseph hospital at Lorain. Examination found multiple painful bruises but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Garrett
B and O
Benne
St Josepha Hospital
Lorain
Day of Recreation Promises Amusements and Addresses
A day of recreation invites the public to enjoy amusements on the grounds with onstage talks delivered by Judge A. R. Webber of Elyria and Hon. L Layhn, Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Elyria
L . Layhn
Brothers in Ashland Assault on Crawford Brother Brothers
A special dispatch from Ashland reports William Crawford, 25, assaulted Sunday morning at 1280 by George Daugherty, who struck him from behind with a club. Two younger brothers subdued Daugherty, saving Crawford, who is related to John Daugherty and James Crawford, jailed in Ohio penitentiary for county crimes. Also listed are Lloyd B Hudson, 22, Pittsfield. Anna E Davidson, 22, Kipton. John Ceingsak, 26, Lorain. Lolis Thomas, 19, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
William Crawford
George Dsagherty
Bath
Ohio Penitentiary
Lloyd B Hudson
Carpenter
Pittsfield
Anna E Davidson
Kipton
John Ceingsak
Lorain
Lolis Thomas
Domentic
Prices and livestock figures from Cleveland markets
The Cleveland market report lists wholesale dairy fat and product prices such as butter and cheese, live poultry and poultry meat ranges, and grain quotes including wheat corn oats and hay. Livestock values are shown for cattle, calves, sheep and lambs with ranges for quality categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elgin
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