Annual Beeline Gathering of L C T M at Lorin County Kipton
Current Events in the County report the annual L C T M convention held June 3 in Kipton with about 200 members present. Lorain Hive No 4 won first prize for initiating most members, Penfield Hive claimed the county banner, and Lorin/Wellington hives vied in a drill. Mrs Hague Cook and Granger judged, prizes included a $10 award, a $5 award, and a sik flag from Great Commander Mr Olde of Elyria. A dinner and lunch were served by Dixelpie church ladies at the Maccabee ball, and Florence Hive No 247 will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin County
Kipton
Lorain Hive
Wallington Hive
Hague
Cook
Granger
Lorain
Wellington
Olde
Elyria
Penfield
County
Dixelpie
Florence Hive No
Local Socials and Church Notes From Pittsfield
Pittsfield social life fills last Sunday with visits from Mr Wo White and wife and Mr Walter Dale and wife of La Grange. ME church held quarterly services and Childrens day observance enjoyed by the Sabbath school. Ice cream socials planned at the homes of Joe West and Frank Whitney with contributions from Musocial club and Congessional society. Knight Lodge mourns Brother Grant Pitts with resolutions and mourning charter draped for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo White
Walter Dale
la Grange
Kepler
Boston Stase
Sre Beng
Misa
Nina E Root
Bath
Dy Reeder
Frank‘Root
Reeder
Mary
Winifred Kepler
Lena Dirlam
Elyria
Frank Whitcomb
Gratton
Whitcomb
Grace Wares
Findlay
Joe Weat
Frank Whitney
Missea
Edna Preston
Lois Cole
Anna Chapin
Oberlin
Grant Pitts
Son Stanley
Cleveland
Gorman
Lodge
F. B. Gea
F. Dickman
J. KE. Hance
La Grange Community News and Names Duly Noted
In LaGrange and nearby, residents Bert Knowlar and Mre. Mr and Mrs Richard Bell visit. Dr Demby Spicer from Cleveland stays in town. Effie Underhill from Medina Co. visits. Baptist society plans a supper June 22. Obituaries note Emeline Cotten and an infant death. Local events include birthdays, illnesses, and family notices amid small-town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Knowlar & Son
Richard Bell
Eiviia
Nose Burton
Bloomfield
Demby Spicer
Cleveland
Effie Underhill
Lester
Medina Co
Tadiea
The
Baptist Dime Society
FE Kelner
Emeline Cotten
LaGrange
Elyria
M KE
Frank Burgman
Nickliet
Grace Selner
A Wilcox
Grafton Twelfth Annual Commencement Program
The twelfth annual commencement was held in the Congregational church Friday June 2 with music by the Berea Symphony Orchestra Chorus and a program of orations and solos by students including Nettie B Carmel James B Finligeon Charlotte M Kelly and Margaret G Slife. Diplomas were presented and the class song sung. A note records other local activities and a lodge resolution honoring Charlies Gorman.
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Berea
Rambie
Nettie B Carmel
James B Finligeon
Charlotte M Kelly
Margaret G Slife
Ceilan M Spitzer
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred E Sheldon
Finlayson
Slife
Mr. Parke
Edne V Zimmermen
Garrelya
Ralph E Risinger
Benediction
Elytia
Ethel Spitzer
Oberlin
Clarence Rawson
Fred Smith
Norman Fidler
Edna Leobard
Masaillon
Congregational Church
Charlies Gorman
Brighten Community Events and Weather Casualties
The Brighton ladies society of the Congregational church plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Jordan's home with a cordial invitation extended to all. A severe electric storm on Tuesday caused a cow owned by Chas. Peck to be killed by lightning. Various townspeople like Rawaon Melletter, Walter Mosher, Mrs. McClaflin, and families in New London, Oberlin, and Clarkefield are noted for visits, teaching, and social events.
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Ladies Society of the
Congregational Church
Arthur Hawk
Rome
Fox
Nova
Etha Urge
New London
Jesse
Gladys
Burge
Harold
Leelie Hardy
Oberlin
Walter Young
Wellington
B. Baird
Lee of
Clarkefield
A. W. McClaffith
Obituary of Flycia O Hecock Born 1826 in Lyone New York
Flycia O. Hecock born April 26 1826 in Lyone N Y eldest child of Willis and Salle Hecock. Moved with family to Sheffield Ohio then Pittafield before returning to Sheffield. Married George W. Cotton February 7 1835. he died March 28 188. She leaves five of seven children living: Mara Lagbenthal Jerome C Cotton Viola I Cook Norm Fairmann and Curtis G Cotton.
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Flycia
Misa Eliza A. Hecock
Lyone
Herkermer County
N. Y
Willis and
Salle Hecock
Sheffield
Pittafield
Elmer Cotton
Elyria
Curtis
N. L. Cotton
George W. Cotton
Mr. Cotton
Sheanion
Mra
Mara Lagbenthal
Jerome C. Cotton
Beal City
Mich
Viola I. Cook
St. Joseph
Norm Fairmann
Curtis G. 4 Cotton
LaPorte
Ind
Sudden Death of Chas Gorman Shocks Grafton
The people of Grafton mourn the death of Chas Gorman who died at his home Monday noon May 22 1906 after a two week illness. Gorman born in Grafton May 27 1848 was married to Miss Sadie Hodson of Grafton on July 26 18__ to which.
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Grafton
Chas, Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Sadie Hodson
Obituary of Salmon A Powers and Civil War service
Salmon A Powers from Medina County Ohio enlisted August 1862 for three years or during the war. He served as a private in Captain William A Williams Horace Potters company B 42nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry under Garfield and Sheldon. The regiment organized at Camp Chase Columbus with multiple companies mustered in 1862 and moved to Kentucky and Tennessee engaging at Paintville Prestonburg Cumberland Mountains Chickasaw Bayou Arkansas Post and other actions under Osterhaus division.
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Salmon A. Powers
Medina Co
Ohio
Memphia
Tennessee
William A. Williams
Horace Potter
42Nd
Reiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
James A Garfield
Lionel A Sheldon
Camp Chage
Columbus
B.C
James A. Garfield
The
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Catlettsburg
14Th
Kentucky Infantry
McLaughlin
Ohio Cavalry
Louis Court House
Green Creek
Paintville
Lionel A. Sheldon
Garfield
11Th
Kentucky
Marshall
Osterhaus
Orpe
Middle Creak
Prestonburg
Cumberland Mountains
Tazewell
Tenn
Chickasaw-Bayou
Mias
Arkanase Post
Fort
West Ridge School Holds Year End Entertainment
Mrs EK Versey closed her school on Friday with magic recitations class scenes and heritage offerings. The event was well attended with good order and the children praised for behavior and work. Mrs Versay received a rocking chair as a surprise gift and is asked to rest over summer before teaching again. Mr Prestons cattle were struck by a railway train injuring some, none killed.
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Tyrocogh
EK. Versey
Childern
Amonot
Mra Versy
Versay
Sutiff Cishet
Preston
Anately
Flyria Woman An Officer Of Ladies Of Gaa
The Grand Army of the Republic state convention elected officers in Washington. Senior officers include Mrs. Hennie of Washington as Prea, Mrs. Searles East Liverpool as Sen Vice President, Mrs. Riser Marting Ferrey as Jun Vice President, Mrs. Ammon Cleveland as Treasurer, and Mrs. Garden Bedford Kyra as Chaplin. Sadie B. Stare elected chairman of the Council of Administration by a large majority. Commander-in-Chief Blackmer Governor Herrick and others attended, praising the work ahead.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
H. Department
Uennie
Sen. V. Pres
Searles
East
Liverpool
Jun
V. Presa
Riser
Marting Ferrey
Treas
Ammon
Cleveland
Chaplin
Garden
Bedford Klyria
Sadie B. Stare
Council of Administration
Arce
Blackmer
Herrick
G. A. BR
School Boys Fight Over Class Flag Clash
High school seniors and juniors fought Friday noon over a class flag. The clash involved head punches as juniors attempted to bury the senior slur. a senior surprised them and a tough brawl followed. The board told Supt. Comings to “let them fight it out” unless property damage occurs.
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Board of Education
Rainbow dog shot dead after color parade ends
The rainbow dog, marked by red and green stripes, is killed by a single bullet after being chased by Chief Smith and police behind the station. Boys had painted the dog with scarlet and green, prompting public disgrace and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Smith
Pension decisions affecting widows and minors in early act cases
Pension rulings cover minors of deceased soldiers, widows remarriage impact, dependent parents’ income limits, voidable enlistments, and deaths caused by the claimant’s acts. Other decisions include a helpless minor eligible for pension continuity, and a widow’s pension tied to pathological sequences and asthma related causes. Also notes Lake Shore Electric plans a bridge over Black River at South Lorain for Avon Beach line traffic.
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Taha
Bicknell
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Tthe Company
Black River
South Lorsie
Avon Beach
South Lorain
Welch Gatherings Set for Lorain County Yearly Meeting
A large Welch population in Lorain County will convene at the Second Congregation church in South Lorain Friday at 7 30 pm for the yearly meeting. Evangelist Mise Eleanor Williams, with thirty years in church work, is to speak. Welch songs will be sung as part of the program.
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Lorain County
South Lorain
Mise Eleanor Williams
Automobiles Valuations to Rise in City Tax Review
The city board of tax review will raise auto valuations on many automobiles in the tax books. Owners have been listing unusually low values from 400 to 1800 dollars, with most below 1000. Only one car reached 1800 but values will be boosted in this correction.
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City Board of Tax Review
Real estate transfers across Lorain area estates and lots
Transfer records show multiple parcels exchanged: John and Talte with Peter Gifford and Greenslade trustees to M Howe for Jota 96 and 97 in Lorain at 150 dollars. Sheffield Land Co to Frank A Sanford for lots 2 3 8 and 7 first addition to Lorain at 1100 dollars. WN Luth to AF Hopkins for lot 20 and part of lot 1k Hogan's addition to Lorain at 600 dollars. F A Sanford to Ludwig Dombrowski for parts of late 2 4 and 2 8 7 Sheffield Land Co addition to Lorain at 800 dollars. US F Walcott to Reuben Wigge for parts of lots 65 and 66 LaGrange at 100 dollars. John Taite Peter Gifford Wic Greenslade trustees to Milley Uria lot 205 Lake View addition to Lorain at 125 dollars. Harlan P Chapman and Mary C Chapman to Otto B Chapman for part of section 6 Carlisle township. Emma 8 Raymond to John and Mary Riermacher for part of section 11 Avon township at 200 dollars. Henry A Perry and Libby A Perry to Park M French and Christian J French lots 47 48 68 and 68 Colwindia township at 6000 dollars. Josh W Rothgerry and Mary A Rothery to Jane Miller lot 52 Lorain at 18 dollars. E OS Brown and Clara B Brown to Catherine Sanford lot 1 Braman's addition to Lorain.
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John & Talte
Peter Gifford
Wan
Greenslade
M Howe
Lorain
Sheffield Land Co
Frank A Sanford
Luth
AF Hopkins
Hogan
F A Sanford
Ludwig Dombrowski
Walcott
Reuben Wighe
LaGrange
John Taite
Wic
Trustess
Milley Uria
Lake View
Harlan P Chapman
Mary C Chapman
Otto B Chapman
Carlisle
Emma
Raymond
John
Mary Riermacher
Avon Township
Henry A Perry
Libby A Perry
Park M French
Chrelatian
J French Lote
Colwindia
Josh W Rothgerry
Mary A Rothery
Jane Miller
E OS Brown
Clara B Brown
Catherine Sanford
Ioc
Braman
Dobson Charged After Chloroform Attempt on Mother-in-Law
Wellington Ohio June 10 Frank Dobson sped thirty five years to chloroform his mother in law Mrs Kelsey who lives with him early Friday morning neighbors woke to screams of murder Help there were scratches on her face and neck she claimed Dobson tried to chloroform her and she fled He was arrested Friday afternoon on the charge of assault with intent to kill.
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Wellington
Frank Dobson
Kelsey
Robson
Dobson
Three Italians Miraculously Escape Freight Train
Three Wahans, section hands who could not speak English, were struck by a freight train near East Bridge Street crossing of the Lake Shore railroad Thursday morning. They were taken to Dr. Hart's office, treated for scratches, bruises, and a knee wound, then walked back to the freight car they inhabit. The incident occurred as they jumped from the tracks, narrowly avoiding being run over.
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East Bridge Street
Crossoy
Lake Shore Railroad
Hart
The Markets and Classifieds Share June 15 1905 Cleveland Items
Markets list prices for dairy cheese eggs pork and grain with figures for Sutter Elgin Ohio farm goods and live stock in Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns. Classified notices offer sales of cows and crops private farm auctions car shipments, rentals, and help wanted for home demonstration travel sales and farming properties with prices and contact names.
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Cleveland
Sutter
Elgin
Ohio
Jine
Joseph Alexander
Elyria
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Lake Shore Electric
Clook
North Amherst Reporter
Horain County
Heal Estate Transfers
Ike Shore
Lyog
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Hoge
Smith
Fear John Coughlin
Adoor
Josep A. Alexander
Norman King Charlee
Henry C. Worthington
Nickle Plate
Wes Brewers
Cleveland Grains Drying Co
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G. W. Merthe
Poland
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French Creek
Chestnut Ridge
North Ridgeville
Minion Bros
F. C. Gough
Undertaker
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Avon, Ohio
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W. W. Whiton
Wakeman, Ohio
Andwar
Parke Forter
Sumnee B. Day
A.B. Taylor
B.A. Danikis
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