Current Events in the County Report From Avon And Nearby
Oscar Herald has moved into Mrs Gaebs center. Mrs Herald recovering from an operation at St Alexis Hospital. Howard Walker rents Falk farm and will move this week. Frank Walter to work for him and move onto the farm. Ralph Cheney recovering after an operation. Edon Lewis visiting Lorain with sister Mrs Canfield. Jesper Jensen struck gas and will drill. Ideal Entertainers to perform at MOE church March 18. Rev Stamm to preach next Sunday. A Carpenter able to eat again after stroke. Welding belts may resume in Avon. Grace Barrett in Cleveland last week. Mrs Van Wagnen recently gave birth to twins, one died. Arthur Boswell near the rink on the Rites. Eimer Fowell accused James Sawyer. Mrs Lorginda Gott ill at Henry Gatt’s. Mrs Laura Logsils and Mrs Anne Carties ill. Wr and Mrs H Foster back to keeping house. Birds heard in spring. D Woodmanses sick but improving. Mr Robert Denham very ill. Mrs Moran’s grandson and fence work. Demby Spier of Cleveland spent Sunday. L Clapp plans move to Illinois soon. Mrs Robing not resting Saturday. Bert Robbins of Lorain in town. Misa N Robdina in town. NPWOC meeting at Prof Patterson’s home. poolrooms discussed. vote to enforce. thanks to Prof and Mrs Patterson.
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Oscar Herald
Ovex Herald
Edon Lewis
Lorain
Mra W . Canfield
Jesper Henesen
MOE
George Rollins
Olmated
Stamm
Farewall
Ti Ia
Avon
Grace Barrett
Cleveland
van Wagnen
Dell Sherman
Beach Park
Twies
Seth
van Wagnes
Arthur Boswell
Eimer Fowel
James Sawyer
Lorginda Gott
Henry Gatt
Laura Logsils
Anne Carties
H Foster
Houmkeeping
Robvine
D Woodmanses
Robert Denham
Local Notables and Health Notes In Lake Breeze
Lake Breeze reports visits and illnesses among residents. Sloe Biltz and his wife from Norwalk visit Mr and Mrs Ferner. Mollie Moore attended the funeral of Mrs J Braun in Lorain. Mrs Stiwaldia on Chealoe Lane. Mrs O Minkler ill. Miss Myre Seymour of Cleveland returns home for vacation. Mr A Seymour recovering from illness. Angeline Iriah travels to Cleveland for eye surgery. Roy Ellis improving from rheumatism.
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Sloe Biltz
Norwalk
Roy Ellis
Marie Davies A Camden Resident Early settler obituary
Marie Davies was born near Bantilton Madison County New York on December 17 1815 and died at her Camden home on February 30 1004 aged 88 years 6 months and 10 days. She married W W Cook on May %% after two years at Whitney Point near Binghamton New York and settled in Camden arriving June 1 1834. Eight children were born to them six daughters and two sons with three daughters dying in infancy. Funeral services were conducted by her pastor Rev Areves of the Baptist church where she had been a faithful member since 18 58.
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Marie Davies
Bantilton Madison Co
N. Y
Camden
W W Cook
Apending
Whitney’s Point
Binghamton
N.Y
Fark
Fon Real
Bapties Church
South Ridge Revival and Pomona Meet Notes
A community revival and Pomona program took place with multilingual offerings and a mix of attendees from nearby towns. The event honored M G Gibson on his birthday, while Elvria hosts and guests shared greetings, illness affected attendance, and a wedding of Carrie Schabert and John Everich occurred March 2 in North Amherst with departure for Chicago.
Local Social Roundup and House News
Lake Avenue North reports Mr and Mrs Henry Miardanerle hosting a sixth winding nontrer gary on a Wednesday evening March 4 with many friends present. Refreshments were served and the evening was enjoyed. Mr and Mrs Standen entertained guests while Mrs Woolifars attended Horace Gallier. Mr EA Miller of Elyria moved with family onto the Battren farm. Grandma Standen visiting with her son. Mr D Standen and Miss O Miller spent Sunday visiting Mrs Bareharna and Mrs Behinka at LaGrange. The Standen's youngest daughter shows health improvement and Mrs Lay is better.
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Henry
D Standen
Mins O Miller
Bareharna
Colborna
Behinka
LaGrange
Dao Standen
Lay
Family Moves and Local Celebrations on Ridge
Mr Bert Squire and family are moving to Batterunt Ridge. Miss May said Louise Babcock are both ack with measles. Mr Earl Sgeira gathered his family to celebrate his 17th birthday with a dance at the Ridge. The event featured games music and a long supper before guests departed.
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Bert Squire
Batterunt Ridge
May
Louise Babcock
Mira Ireme Keith
T Grille
North Rossa
Squire
Hebover
WH Sonks
Sanday
Teembera
Earl Sgeira
Dhan
Pee Wan
Community News From North Ridgeville and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report births illnesses and gatherings across North Ridgeville. Etta Sayers born to Mr and Mrs Young is noted with February dates and measles illness. Elm Elwin and Dr Oakes linked to Ada Ohio visit. Mrs O Wilson ill with grip. Laurel Blake event held Friday evening. WRC enforces wedding anniversary observances. dinner served with two china plates given. Mr and Mrs Maddock celebrated anniversary. Mrs Chambers hosts LB society event. Mr and Mrs Redgam visited Belden. Prayer meeting planned at Mr John Ball home. Umbstratter remains in house after trip. Olmstead and Ainsworth relatives counted Sunday visit. Addivy Wilford funeral in Amherst attended by Miss Lucy Wilford and Mr and Mrs Maddock. Henry Learcher buys Fisher’s store to continue business. Loess moves to Breck residence.
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Young
Mises Etta Sayers
Elwin
Ada
Oakes Mras Bt
Mra O Wilson
Laurel Blake
WRC
Lsat
J Maddock
LB Society
Chambers
T B Redgam
Sonda
Belden
John Ball
Mra Olmstead
Ebigris
A Lainsborough
Lucy Wilford
Addivy Wilford
Amherst
Henry Learcher
Fisher
Loess
Breck
Vermillion Family Visits and New Daughter
Feld notes indicate Mrs Flora Jehroa of Vermillier visited her father Wr A E Champne last week. Mes Jobo Heidrich and daughter Mary visited the former's daughter in Kivria last Sunday. Mr Louis Heidrich and Theodora Lartamag visited the former's brother in Nortt Amherst that Sunday. The Meformel charah ladies met Mrs Adam Datia Inez Thiothewy and in the evening prayer. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs E Hevesner.
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Flora Jehraoa
Vermillier
E Champne
Bow
Jobo Heidrich
Mary
Kivria
Louis Heidrich
Theodora Lartamag
Formr
Brther
Nortt. Amherst
Adam Datia
Inez Thiothewy
Sorn
E Hevesner
Bakers Crossing Social Notes and Town Happenings
Bakers Crossing reports a social at KE Hilemans in Rochester with around 70 attendees. Rumors say John Fritta may rent and move to Cleveland by spring. John Bryan of Polk tends to Mrs Bury who suffers from measles. John Marry surveys the creamery route for the coming year. Sugar houses show no rap.
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Art Fritta
Cleveland
Myr
J Wheeler
Canal Falton
Wm. Poiner
Werdoetlany
KE Hilemans
Rochester
John Fritta
John Bryan
Polk
Bury
John Marry
Myra Tillison
Thoraday
New London
Agicolm
Reverend Kamm to Lecture at Fields Hall March 19
The YPS of Fields Ohio announce Rev Dr Kamm of Hi Tam will lecture at Fields Hall March 19. A related elocutionary program will accompany the event. Kamm is well recommended and further notice will follow for extended EK work.
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YPS
Fields
Ohio
Dr Kamm
Hi Tam
Kemm
New Use for Electricity Powers Rouen Electric Rail
The article describes the first electrical free engine in Rouen, France, gaining power by lapping street railway or electric felt wires. It contrasts this with the chaotic scene at a drugstore where a mother accuses a pharmacist of poisoning her child, and the pharmacist recalls a nightmare of the experience.
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Rouen
Franca
Burglar on Skates Recounts Narrow Escape from Ice
A retired burglar recalls a winter theft gone wrong as he used a river sled and ice to move loot. He slid across the frozen water, broke through into ice, and clung to a rope until he clawed his way back to solid surface, narrowly avoiding disaster. He reflects on the risk and oddities of a life of crime.
Luck for a GPAL-TAKER in the Hills of South Dakota
The piece profiles a rough prospector in the Black Hills seeking hidden riches in the hills of South Dakota. It recalls a red‑headed Irishman famed for a long, hard trek to fortune and a tell of Wall Street swindles and a Tennessee old-timer who sums up market skittishness with blunt street talk.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Inno
Washington Star
Rishman
Apa Rich
Neminood
Wall Street
Tanneasee
Wheat Corner Sensation Shocks Markets in Metropolis
Dorothy Strang 18 travels with her father Jerome Strang to the city and via Hollister joins a bold wheat speculation. Dorothy naively orders a sale from Hollister in his absence, triggering a rapid market shift and drawing in bull and bear traders as the plan unfolds.
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Dorothy Strang
Metropolis
Papa
Dorothy
Board of Trade
Jerome Strang
Ival
Fyany Storey
Tim
Herbert Woblster
Hnacell
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Hallister
Lorain Union Debates Barber Shop Boycott Plan
Lorain labor union members debate whether to boycott city barbers to force shared services. A motion proposed placing barbers on a blacklist for union members, while some favored another chance. Business Agent Miller urged waiting until the next meeting before action.
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Lorain
Central Labor Union
Miller
Marriage Licenses in Yon My Serom Fred Mertins
In a chaotic city scene a large stock deal collapses after a broker Hollister abandons the closing. Dorothy Strang fears scandal amid a frantic crowd as the principals confront a major financial loss and a demanded repayment.
Markets and livestock prices report from 1904 list
Market items show prices for cheese eggs potatoes and grain with ranges for wheat corn and oats. Livestock section lists hogs calves sheep and cattle with per head values and quality notes, reflecting a rural trade update from the period.
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Egga
Diamond Ring Dispute Fueled by Estate Claim
AR Webber, estate administrator for Otis Tilden, sues at HL Beldex court alleging Baldeo unlawfully took a $175 diamond ring at Tilden’s death and seeks its value. Separate item notes Megs Kane injured in an accident weeks ago with both feet crushed and evolving gangrene after alleged inadequate care.
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AR Webber
Otis Tilden
Court of Common Pleas
HL Beldex
Tilden
Baldeo
Megs Kane
Grafton
Emm
For Sale Announcement of Berkshire Hog
For sale a two year old Thoroughbred Berkshire hog with markings. Owner listed as Ward Tai Hurat Neeth Amherst. Date appears as February 14th but text is garbled.
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Berkshire
Ward Taihurat
Neeth Amherst
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