Local notes and society items from Elyria edition
In Elyria items, Fred Kelble of Lorain visits, Ethel Dyffryn Stock company appears at the opera house, and Seward Stoutenburg of Norwalk is in town. Frank Bolton, adopted son of Mr and Mrs A I Bolton, dies. Stella Standen returns home. Mrs A A F Johnston speaks on Italian Art at First Congregational Church. Ladies Aid plans a ten cent supper at M E Church with Rev Slavers address on The Curfew Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelble
Lorain
Little
Ethel Dyffryn Stock Company
Opera House
Seward Stoutenburg
Norwalk
Garrard
New York
Europe
W. G. Weaver
C. Sage
Wellington
Andwur Yaaterdas
Devil's Gap
Seaty
Frank Monnett
J. B. Donaldson
Elyria
Frank Bolton
A. I. Bolton
Howe Street
Stella Standen
Olmsted
A. A. F. Johnston
First Congregational Church
George Crisp
Doctor Baumhardt
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Lake Breeze News and Local Happenings
Births report a boy born to Mr and Mrs Allie Moore on March 8 in Lake Breeze. Community notes include Julian Rothgery and Myra Seymour in Lorain, Mr Webb recovering from a dislocated instep, Mrs Bourne visiting Cleveland, and Myr Koartz from Cleveland visiting Lake Breeze last week. Miss Angeline Trish hosted the Ladies Union last Thursday. Mrs Leonard Robinson of Lorain spent Sunday with Mrs Stiwald. Venus appears in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Moore
Julian Rothgery
Myra Seymour
Lorain
Webb
C. Bourne
Cleveland
Myr. Koartz
Lake Breeze
Beebe
Angeline Trish
Ladies’ Union Society
Leonard Robinson
Stiwald
Venus
Local Farm and Community Notes from Elyria Area
Carlisle buyer Mr Bodfish purchased a fine Working team at the auction last Saturday in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Yorum move from Maple Grove factory to Wellington. A LA poverty party was held Friday night at Mr and Mrs Curtis with a good time reported. M Fitzpatrick bought part of J Anniffs farm and Mr Wacker bought the Stevel farm. Centre school closes for two weeks. Mrs John Alexander hosted the Ladies Aid Society last week. Miss A Freeman of Cleveland visits her grainamother. John Caughlin rents his farm and contemplates moving to town. Mr Bring is building a large yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodfish
Elyria
A. Freeman
Cleveland
John Caughlin
Bring
Pinch Couple Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary
Sixty invited guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Pinch to mark their twentieth anniversary. The evening featured pleasant social time and gifts including an elegant parlor chair and china ware. Dainty refreshments were served. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs B Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pinch
B. Hicks
Cinnegar
Dimick
Beakle
Amherst
Fitch
Cleveland
George Plans
New York State
Case
Violet
North Eaton Social Notes Share Local Visits
Mrs Tran and children visited Mr and Mrs D Bricknell while Mary and Olie Alexander called on Miss Lizzie Beach. Miss Minnie Sims stayed with Mrs Molder. Mrs Delbert Cheney improves. Augusta Moulder visited Miss Wei. Friends celebrated Miss Lizale Roach's twenty first birthday with games and music. Stella Durkee called on Kenda in Grafton. Mrs Sam Alexander recovering from illness. David Bricknell’s family gathered for his sixty third birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
D. Bricknell
Mary
Olie Alexander
Lizzie Beach
Minnie Sims
Molder
Delbert Cheney
Augusta Moulder
Wei
iFriends
Lizalé Roach
Stella Durkee
Kenda
Grafton
Sam Alexander
David Bricknell
Sturday
Battleships to be armed heavily with mixed calibers
The Pennsylvania and Colorado, under construction at Cramps yards, will mount 66 guns each from eight inch to one pounders. Main batteries include four eight inch and fourteen six inch guns, with many auxiliary pieces. The design echoes older ship-armament practices but modern projectiles dwarf crew workload. A separate note describes a social work class on physiology facing parental skepticism after a stomach lesson, concluding with a humorous missive about lizer stuffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Cramps
Boston Transcript
Norfolk Navy Yard
Stumick
Hyde
East Side
Joris
Lizer
N, VY. Herald
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H. B. Hecock
Bell Phone
Chas. J. Crehore Sec. and
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Pearl Street
Sheffield Lands Improvement Co
State Banking and Trust GO
Euclid Avenue
H.W. Revellen
Flup Straiss
E. Barstow
John Jastee
Tred Capital
Henry J. Eady
Ferdinand Gibson
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Ilda B.gybbon
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