Social Roundup From Elyria Studio Party and Local Visits
Miss Christian Hugi hosts Young Ladies Sewing Club at her brother’s home on Clark Street Tuesday night. The piece notes numerous attendees and other social events including dance nights, birthday celebrations, and visits from residents of Elyria, Cleveland, Lorain, Akron, and Oberlin, with mentions of royal templars dances and card parties, plus a hospitality party at Mrs Madesk and Mrs Paxdock’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hugi
Tadies
St. John's Durheran
Tus Ridge
Winory Pook
Fourth Street
A Parker
Cleveland
Um Pirg
Tresmay
Harry Wheaton
Norwalk
Vista Elvgia
W Shanahin
Collinwood
W Roderick
Akron
Cronusher
Hoane
Katherine Herbert
East Broadstreet
Migs Lena, Dentrich
Des Buswell
Prise
Anne Kuntiman
George Basser
Cecil Anderson
Evansvilhe
Ind
Laex Sener
Ledis
Royal Templars
Treseliy
He Kolble
Tousia
M Brnoks
Vassar
Dock
Howy Street
Injured Steel Worker At Plant Early Wednesday
A heavy casting crushed the foot of Steel Phang Cbarins at the steel plant early Wednesday morning. He was helped home and treated, expected to be laid up for several weeks. Names listed include Hermann Miller Martha Halzhauer Frank Kosinski Wilhelm ine Tomasheske Roy A Smith Nellie M Lanteberry and J Schoenfeldt Jr who seeks court order to sell lands to pay debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbarins
Hermann Miller
Lorain
Martha Halzhauer
N. Amherat
Frank Kosinski
Grafton
Barber
Wilhemine Tomasheske
Roy A Smith
Carlisle
Nellie M Lanteberry
Carliste
J Schoenfeldt, Jr
J Schoenfeldt
Big Frost Recalls 1859 Wheat Losses in Ohio
The piece notes a historic frost on June 4, 1859 that devastated wheat and corn in Ohio, with other states affected but Ohio worst hit. It also mentions a current surge in typewriter production, citing 47 factories and annual output near $7 million, plus $2.76 million in foreign sales for 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Buckeye
Census Bureau
Good Roads Meeting Planned in Columbia Township
A countywide effort to secure road improvements is being organized in Columbia Township with a town meeting on the calendar. Residents are invited to discuss funding to pave or improve main roads, including a plan to bond the county for a nominal sum to construct one or two miles of road and widen the Bree street segment, following Modinn county’s example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Lune
Kkyrin
Atin
Et Macadan
Modinn
Columbus Street
Funds sought to aid Boston service project at state level
The message asks readers to subscribe to a $50,000 fundraising plan authorized by Governor Nash to support a Boston service initiative for the state. The Ohio Bankers Association will coordinate the effort, sending letters to banks and prompting subscriptions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Tom
Ohio Bankers Association
Decoration Day Observed In LaGrange With Ceremonies
Local observance included church services, a parade led by the LaGrange band, and cemetery rites for fallen soldiers. Hastings post and schoolchildren strewed flowers, Rev. Hillberry offered prayer, and John Chamberlain of Cleveland gave an address. Large attendance praised the day’s order and music. community thanks extended to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post and
Corpa
John Chamberlain
Spicer
Curtice
Barnum and Miller
Baker's Crossing Visitors and Local Guests
Miss L Wilcox and Vida Body of Wellington were guests of E Kelsey Friday night. Mrs. L Peabody and children of Akron are visiting E Baker. Miss N Day of Cleveland and Mr Day and wife of Indiana are guests of Mrs. J L Gleghorn. Mrs. O Knap of Sullivan and Mrs. Fisher of here were guests of Mrs. E Labore Thursday. Lett Kelsey spent Monday in Medina. Mr. O Dirlam spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Agricola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss L Wilcox
Vida Body
Wellingto
E Kelsey
L Peabody
Akron
E Baker
N Day
Cleveland
Mr. Day
Indiana
J L Qleghorn
O Knap
Sullivan
Fisher
Here
E Labore
Lett Kelsey
Medina
O Dirlam
Agricola
Local News Roundup From Town Residents
Carlisle and Mrs Gibby with son from Woloughby visit friends in town Mrs Fanny Brown from Dayton stays with her parents for a definite time Mr and Mrs Hoskins Ince purchase a new piano Aiah Towship Mr and Mrs SuchF entertain the Episcopal church organist and choir on Wednesday Mrs Fiveman from Cleveland visits her mother Mrs Swift and daughter from Mare enette return home Friday Mrs Swift has seen many chimes in town Shel Inte neighbor over hires Frank Wintema calls on friends Sunday Mr and Mrs Inez and son visit Tuesday Mr Perkins Glurk builds into barn also Frank Swift They are worried about the electric line work Farmers in this vicinity anxiously await the fish of way and to see the work commence Mr and Mrs Dimick entertain their parents on Sunday The town extends congratulations to Mrs Giark of Elyria mother of Poky celebrating her 35th birthday today An old resident of this town Viilut and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibby and Son
Woloughby
Frinndas
Fanny Brown
Dayton
Hoskins Ince
Suchf
Episcopal Church
Weduigd Wal
Fiveman
Cleveland
Swift
Swite
Frank Wintema
Inez
Perkins
Dimick
Giark
Elyria
Poky
Viilut
Fragmented Local Social Notes From North Eaton and Lorain
Sunday visit with North Eaton Sky Barrett and Miss H Barre aml Mr Strearay at Lorain. They completed a wall project for M2 Ross at WJ Bi Ross’s home. Observations reference June 7 and a Sabbath school center event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Barrett
Wate
H Barre
Strearay
Lorain
WJ Bi Ross
Hulse Bris
M2 Ross
Ghiren
Eon Thom
K. Ees
Egyptian Kissar Described as Ancient Instrument
A readable fragment notes Sheffield Paghne and Clare Hasly of Elyria with Mass Katie and Anna Walsh Sumer in a discussion about a musical instrument from Egypt. It mentions Gaus wells in demand and a visit from Westcatt to Cleveland. The kissar is described as an ancient Egyptian instrument with a circular body and a triangular frame bearing five strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paghne
Clare Hasly
Elyria
Yashtel
Mass Katie
Anna Walsh
Gaus Wells
Westcatt
Cleveland
Oberlin Student Accepts Cleveland Stenographer Post
Geo. Shumaker of Oberlin Business College went to Cleveland on Monday to accept a position as stenographer and assistant secretary of the MOA, a post recommended by the college. The school is noted for sending a fine class of stenographers, creating strong demand for its graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Shumaker
Oberlin Business College
Cleveland
MOA
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Surden Ays Ae
Addres
U. S
Matly
ICE
Merhiets
Elyria Opera House
Bronson-Johnson
Tursday
Jane
Ghee
Ihhe
Pritts Honores
Daniel Freese
Broad St
French
China
Flie Ching
J. Pouyat
Lorain Co
Walsh & Russell
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Best Newspaper
J.C. Bins
Elyria, Ohio
Bell
Carl Verese
Cleve
Tani
Redington
Thas City
Cloueh
Grace Court
North Amburst
Carleton Suites
Oberlin
Dhonkins
Clovidand
Cross
Middle Avenna
Tenbin Granger
Kipton
Probate
Big Frost
Wint
LaGrange
Yuthin Bradley
Ats
Oliver
Clevelland
Wydtuwinnies
Hiodal Powers
Quel Mra
GO Grow
Eail Uron
HE Wheler
Wheeler
Desprovins
GA Wilcox
Wuleos
Grow
Tielet Bradiay
E Granny
Fioy
RO Hillberts
Briday
Ank Saeery
Lobarel
Ed Beenent
Beemont
Evreyone
Premier Temple
Rathbour Sisters
HP Chapman
Prutay
M Llantings
Wellington
Ko Stnstings
Jamits
Cowie
Gonelly
Loran
Prituhiril
Frotus
Cree Miller
George
Wred Untbard
Tuk Willberry
Cleveland Lumley
Larringtons
Ladies of
Baker's Crossing
EROS
West Broad Street
North Eaton
Sheffield
Cleveland YY. M.C. AL
TOA
Hartcourt
6Th St
Aeee Westage
Lee S. Day
Elyria Block
Hubert Day
Farm Implement Go’s
Broad Street
Carl Hasser
Claveland Noyrnrg Ce
Scuyahoralm
Ont Abio
Fclevet
Parkside
F. Elliott, Prop
C. A. Cox
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East Avenue
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