Current Events in the County Highlight Local Social Offers
Miss Kate Lester of Norwalk and Miss B Wilson visit Medina and Elyria friends as others travel between Avon Cleveland and Findlay. Three deaths mark a week for long-time residents, including Sidney Bauer Hugh Elliott and Mrs. Hostlander. St Peters church hosted an ice cream social with poor turnout due to bad weather while Children’s Day activities are planned at MEB church next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lester
Norwalk
H Hancock
John Bacher
Henry Bleser
Miss B Wilson
Medina
Avery
Amboret
Kibbey
California
Neal
Butternut Ridge
M Lokorsh
Elyria
Nellie Maddock
Sidney Bauer
Hugh Elliott
Hostlander
Chicago
Brownhelm Church Services Updated for June 21
Henrietta Baptist Church announces changes to Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 11 am and preaching at 7 45 pm by Rev W W Shetrick from Lancaster Ohio. Visitors include Frank Knuoellmer from Elyria and Mrs A Engle from Cleveland visiting L Boyer. Wellington resident Mr Johnson attended town last week. Oberlin preacher Rev Haring delivered the baccalaureate sermon. Children’s day at UEH church drew a large crowd. Mr Wm Qooley from Oberlin visited town. Mrs R E Ziloh of Columbus home for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Baptisl Church
Shepherd Spt
W W Shetrick
Lancaster
Overybody
Frank Knuoellmer
Elyria
Mies A Engle
Cleveland
L Boyer
Johnson
Wellington
Haring
Oberlin
Cong Ohurch
UEH
Wm Qooley
R E Ziloh
Columbas
North Eaton forms association over Good Roads issue
About 75 residents met at the hall to discuss the Good Roads question and organized an association with Chas Hill as president James Jackson as vice president Wm Gials as secretary and A Nichols as treasurer A follow up meeting will be announced soon and all interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Chas Hill
James Jackson
Wm Gials
Nichols
L Davia
Rey
Chapman
Cleveland
Judge Longbon
Jackaan
la Grange
Grafton
Elyria
M D Ross
Ruth Ross
Lake Breeze Social Notes and Visits Mentioned
Lake Breeze page records a series of visits and gatherings. Mrs McAllister of Lorain and Mrs Sherman with children of Beasemer Michigan attended. Miss Angeline Irish and Mrs Irish with children from Lake Breeze joined. Elizabeth Rose and Emily Yeager camped at FN Smith's cottage. Will Moore from Bethany Michigan visited friends and Ed Kraus returned from sailing. Governor Zimmer rented the Wolcott farm and Mrs Minkler attended George Day’s society event. a desire for dry weather followed and a local man updated his car to resemble Mayor Tom’s Red Devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra . Stiwald
Mra. McAllister
Lorain
Sherman
Beasemer Mich
James Smith
Tillack
Angeline Irish
Irish
Lake Breeze
Elizabeth
Rose
Emily Yeager
FN Smith
Will Moore
Bethany
Mich
Ed Kraus
Isles
Philip Bobe
Friends
W Barber
Amherst
Mayme Stiwald
A. Stiwald
North Ambrest
C Stiwald
Carrie Curran to Lecture on Psychic Readings in Toledo
Mrs. Carrie Hirth Curran of Toledo Ohio will lecture and give psychometric tent readings under The Progressive Spiritual Society of Higra on Sunday June 21 at 108 Mandate AR hall at 7 30 pm Admission free Those wanting to see the life sized spirit portrait completed in broad daylight under full test conditions without brushes will have another chance at these meetings F W Martin President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hirth Curran
Toledo
Ohio
Progressive Spiritualiate Society of Higra
F. W. Martin
West Ridge Miss N Fowl inent retaining com pany
The Carlisle township school board met on Monday June 15 and elected officers for next year. Teachers named include Miss Smith Mrs Coons Mrs Baldaof Miss Broman Miss Manning and one other. Neighbors plan an ice cream social at the school house Friday night June 19. Mr and Mrs O Drasendah of Ely Tin visited. Mr Decker has some having done. Mr Satliff from Tiffin on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss N Fowl
Mr. Decker
Mr. Satliff
Tiffin
Social Visit Notes From Lake Avenue North and Nearby
Lake Avenue North residents and visitors are noted with Miss L Breckenridge staying with her sister Mrs HE Reisinger. Mrs Webb of Lake Breeze visited friends on the avenue Saturday. Bra Young of Elyria spent Friday with Mrs Gleason. Mr GE Lewis of 8 Lorsin spent Tuesday at his sister Mrs D Standen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss L Breckenridge
HE Reisinger
Mrs. Webb
Lake Breeze
Bra. Young
Elyria
Gleason
GE Lewis
Lorsin
D Standen
Local notes from Elyria and surrounding towns
Carlisle, G Broughton of Cleveland visits relatives. Mrs Crabtree ill in hospital at Hlyrta. Gibbs return to Willoughby. Roy Smith plans housekeeping on East avenue Elyria. Swartz raises barn. Walker having house painted. Fanny Brown travels to Sandusky to join husband. Various visits, health updates, and church day at LaPorte with Rev Sala and choir. Yauver sings. school collection $11. upgrades at Orphans Home. streetcar line question and right of way concerns. Violet notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Broughton
Cleveland
Crabtree
Hlyrta
C Gibbs
Willoughby
Roy Smith
Toledo
East Avenue
Elyria
Frank Swartz
Walker
Fanny Brown
Sandusky
EB Bail
Midian
George
Miss L Wheeler
Oberlin
Amherst
Ross
Ena
LaPorte
Sala
Malyria
Yauver
S Broughton
Kiptos
Hosking
Baker's Crossing and Visiting Notables in La Grange
Mian Doole visits La Grange while J Donlap and Ruggles's son stay at 8 Kelneys Tuesday. Mr. Gast and Medina family in town. H Fisher of Wilington guests of Digister, Mrs Tillicon. Jessie Sage of LaGrange visits town as Ben Builard moves to Cleveland to live with his son. Mrs Soriet of Wellinton visits daughter Mrs Cole. Children's Day observed Sunday evening June 21 at Universalist church Arioola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian Doole
la Grange
J Donlap
Ruggles
Kelneys
Mr. Gast
Medina
Myr. H Fisher
Wilington
Digister
Tillicon
Jessie Sage
LaGrange
Sis
I Ben Builard
Cleveland
Mre Soriet
Wellinton
Cole
Lake avenue closure to boost summer attendance
The Lake Avenue 83 will close from July 1 to September 1 in hopes of a larger attendance after the summer vacation. Maplewood Children’s Day exercises were held last Sunday evening and the weather was fine. Miss Schmitkens returned from Berea to spend vacation. The Misses Schmitkons entertained Amber at friends Sunday. Mrs. Demunde hosted her Cleveland parents Sunday. Mrs. G Sears is in poor health. Mr. and Mrs. O Miller visited Cleveland over Sunday. Mrs. G Popper and children of S Lorain, Milas L Dinka of Cleveland, were guests at Mia Demando last week. Misses Cook and L Smith gave a party Friday evening. A good time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillebury
Pittaborg
Bert Neabett
Elyria
Rogeta
Findlay
Hattie Shephard
Cleveland
Ial
Ethel Bowman
Blantern
Neff
June Urowel
Oberlin
Jeasie Rogers
Misa Terrall
Krosen
MEB
Lake Avenue
Maplewood
G Popper
S Lorain
Milas L Dinka
Mia, Demando
Cook
L Smith
Grafton Ladies Aid Gathering Planned for June 24
Mrs A Sealey will host the Ladies Aid society on Wednesday afternoon June 24 with all invited. Mrs OF Lawnon visits J Dent. Mrs Sweaney and children visit from Jackson Ohio. Mrs R Hornby and daughter head to Chicago for summer with sister Mrs Robson. The high school Alumni annual meeting Saturday evening drew poor attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sealey
Ladies Aid Society
OF Lawnon
J Dent’s
Sweaney
J Wongbon
Jackson, O
R Hornby
Hays
Robson
Chicago
Alumni Association of the High School
LaGrange Community Notes and Social Updates
LaGrange society notes report Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. W White’s home next Wednesday. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tippin of Collinwood visiting, Mrs. 8 W Garrett of Cleveland visiting with sister Mrs. C C Manville, Mrs. GW Noble of Elyria visiting OC Manville, and Mr. Jay Wotring of Cleveland spending a week with parents. Supt. Pettit to leave for Bedford schools. Berea commencement for Mr. and Mrs. A Wilcox. Local gas wells praised as strong. O Kother to drill soon. Horses lost by Mr. Andrew Holcomb and Mr. Eb Sprange. Several social visits and illness notes follow, with events at Oberlin, Norwalk, Pittsburgh trips, Knights of St John plans after July Fourth, and preparations for a linen shower for Miss Louiss Hague prior to June 25 wedding to Teacher B Poole.
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Ladies Aid Society
W White
Jane
Arthur Tippin
Collinwood
W Garrett
Cleveland
C C Manville
GW Noble
Elyria
Manville
Jay Wotring
O Kother
Andrew Holcomb
Eb Sprange
Bart Curtise
CO A Wilcox
Lindsley
Wheeler
HK Hiilberry
Pittsbugh
Knights
Lady Maccabees
Corps
George Kelner
Lee Stroup
Daga '03
Oberlin
W.l
Pungent Paragraphs and Quick Jokes From Cartoons
A collage of quips from periodicals mocks theater rejections and wordplay. Chants about scribblers, Chinese cue cards, a door scene with Misa Caustic, seedcake jokes, and a royal set of puns appear in Punch, Philadelphia Press, Syracuse Herald, and Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blobbs
Scribbler
Siohba
Philadelphia Record
Colombie
Borum
Punch
Kuippe
Johnson
Tucque
Syracuse Herald
Ann Teek
Mint
Philadelphia
Kansas City Journal
Hay Stacking by Machinery Across Northwestern States
Machinery dominates hay stacking in the northwest where forage crops for export require large plants. Describes mast and boom stackers with multi tine forks, grapple forks on trolley wires, and derrick styles, plus wheel and sleeper-mounted bases. Also notes broader bay racks and cost considerations. Anecdotes on vaudeville fundraiser with a cabbage bouquet and the mock feud between locals end.
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New York Sun
John Keenans Seven Year Sentence Mystery Told
In a New Jersey tale a traveling grocer recalls John Keenan, misidentified as a horse thief, who actually was a tax collector carrying county funds. A chaotic chase, swapped wagons, and mistaken identity culminate in Keenan’s seven year sentence, amid claims he deserved it only as a victim of circumstances.
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New Jersey
John Gilbert
John Keenan
John
Domond
Bailey
Szore
Atranger
Dumond
County Ceat
Joe
Pennsylvania
Picture Postcards Popular In German Mania
The article notes an extraordinary craze for picture post cards with 736 million cards passing through the post in 1900. A Vienna placard urges Sunday closing and warns that buying on Sunday is a crime against 40,000 shop assistants, promoting Sunday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Exploring Made Easy for Modern Explorers
A Pearson's Magazine style survey explains how the Royal Geographical Society equips today’s explorers with training, equipment, and medical know-how. It describes portable tents, compact furniture, folding boats, portable dark rooms, and compact foods enabling long journeys with minimal space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Geographical Society
London
Sayy
Pearson's
Gossip by Woman Guide Shows New York Notables Homes
A Sun report describes a female guide catering to visitors by naming New York homes of celebrities and clubs, detailing residences of famous residents, interior touches, and notable society events. She also offers opera box pointers and summer outings, illustrating how women travel alone more often now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sun
Lake Shore Booking Plans For Summer Boarders
The Lake Shore and Michigan route will issue five resort guides this season to help travelers find summer hotels. Readers may contact nearest ticket agents for rates or write to A. J. Smith in Cleveland for blanks. Cottages and suitable lodgings are sought and shared through local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan
Bouthfern
Lake Shore
aRumbee
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Fashion Notes From Drees Show A Splendid Coat Parade
The Brooklyn Eagle describes a reception of elegant garments including a mush foam driving coat with plaited chiltop and silk fringe, Wilkie gowns in solid hues, white taffeta wedding style with gold thread, a grand Irish lace edged short coat, Breton caps in Paris theatre fashion, and navy or emerald silk umbrellas with carved grotesque handles. Stockings and skirts align in ensembles, detachable flounces promise economy, with stitched bands and buttoning as securing methods.
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Brooklyn Esgie
Paris
Perrygoric and a Near Fatal Prowl in a House
A Hancock avenue resident recalls a night observation of a prowler in his home. He confronted the intruder at gunpoint after learning the man sought the woman who had washed there for seven years. The exchange reveals the woman’s long absence and a curious inquiry about perrygoric. The anecdote is paired with playful fragments from a Boston Globe ad and a Philadelphia Ledger quip, finishing with a remark on corn land and global area comparisons.
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Hancock Avenue
Detroit Frea Press
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OSTER
SEARS
Bahker’s
Undertaking
North Least
Nd Grains Drying “Co. Isong Bng
Graina
Beper Bushels
Wery
Cor
Clark
Ewery
Hough Avenue
Ewery, Commercial St
Rewery, Pearl and le
York and
Car
Swery
Columbus
Weat River St
Harbor St
C. A
O. K. Elyria
Frice
Veep
Onto
Thasture Om
Reher
D. d
Goodwin
Irance Agent
Notaryington
Tatuary
Cis
Lorain County
Percheron Horse Association
Alexis i
St. Aldrich
Mer
North Ridgeville
Belden
Brownhelm
North Eaton
West Ridge
Carlisle
Baker's Crossing
H Peck
Leona Swarts
Second Street
Plummer Barres
Montana
Knights of St. John
Otto Kimball
O' Earl
J B Avery
North Amherst
W E Hart
U 8
Indianapolis
M Grandyand
Grace
Ladi Alamni
Chippewa Lake
A E Lawrence
Dayhater
Michigan
Chicaog
Ed Hoerle
Pittaburg
Elgins
Uncle Sam
Navy
Simmer
Edward Moran
Mr. Morgan
W. ¥. Fribune
Dakota Dan
Widder
I Keenan
Delvere
Gossip
Woman Guide
Chicago Post
Boaston Globe
Lerg
Bibbs
Gibbie
Amy
Kiladelphia Ledger
Gamanthy
Toogood
Majestic
United States
British Isles
Holland
Belgium
Fresco
Germany
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