Local residents visit Cleveland Oberlin and nearby cities
W G Sharp is in Detroit for a few days. Paul Huserodt is in the city for a day or two. Attorney L B Fauger is in Cleveland today. D Lewis is in Cleveland on business today. Miss Mae Straw is visiting friends in Cleveland. Mrs W H Seward spent Monday at Cleveland. Alfred ODonnell is in Cleveland on business today. Mr and Mrs J J Merthe spent Monday in Oberlin. Lee Stroup is in Oberlin on important business today. Lanie Peek is visiting friends in Lorain. Ed J Brundage leaves tonight for Norwich to visit friends. Win Millspaugh leaves today for Cincinnati and points West. Mrs Minwehtler of Amherst visiting Elyria friends today. W O T Farewell is going to Cleveland on business Wednesday. Mrs W C Smith of Amb visiting her son Carl of Homer Ohio in Smithard and brothers in East Broad Street.
Local notes mention trips and visits across several cities
The column lists people traveling or visiting relatives and friends, from George Philpott heading to Boston for a few days to Mrs. George Philpott and Miss Ester Rodgers in Cleveland. It notes sick lists, employment moves, and social visits in several households across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ “Philpott
Ester Rodgers
Cleveland
Local notices and society events from Lorain County pages
Lorain County Building & Loan installs a new safe in the Turner block. A large crowd from Lorain attends the Harte trial and witnesses the Trickler trial in Elyria. St Marys Dramatic Club to present Shaun Rhue at St Marys school house Monday night. Mrs F H Foster hosts the Ladies Guild at Second Street home. W O M Smith closes a Chicago Junction real estate deal for a fine residence. Hotel Topliff to relocate Fire Well to Laun don block April 1. Gertrude Wagser, 11 months, dies at home 425 Second Street. Woman's Association meets at Second Congregational church Wednesday afternoon. Subject discussion on cantial paysta y the busin a Pimendt nave MALIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Dramatic Club
Shaun Rhue
St. Mary's School House
Fourth Street
F. H. Foster
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Second Street
Woman's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
Ofeluek
Tionig
Real Estate Transfers List From Elyria Area
Real estate transfers recorded including Odellia a and Albert Vo Hageman in Elyria Heights Land Company additions for 150 dollars, Le Lorin Ashford to Te Storey and Edith Shorey for 3000, Mendelson to A Floh and Beth Hill for 2400, Bark and Ken in Oberlin for 880, Lange to Albert Ward in Black River township, Mendelson to Esther Cone in Elyria Smith Brothers addition for 2,000, Luther to Tilitson in Pittsfield for 1, and other transfers in Lorain and nearby townships with prices ranging from 440 to 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solidund
A. Odellia
Albert Vo Hageman
Philip Lelor
Oakrar Mars EL Ashford
Thos
Te Storey
Edith M. Shorey
Heights Land Company
Elyria
Mendelson
A. Floh
Beth Hill
Smith Brothers
Eben M. Bark
Albert P. Ken
Oberlin
Henry J. Lange
Albert Ward
Black River Township
O. S. Mendelson
Lizzie Mendelson
Esther A. Cone
Smith Brother
Ann
Chas. H. Luther
Jose May Luther
A. Tiilitson
Ling
Pittsfield
Edwin RR. Perk
Yati Rukis
W. S. Streators
Lorain
Frank A. Anselin
William T. Clark
Carlisle Township
Che Poi
Cayore Et Dol
Knew a Good Investment and Other Amusing Clippings
A California woman married a man who lost two legs and an arm in a railroad wreck and engineered a lawsuit yielding a $100 000 verdict. A Baltimore American item notes a 1907 yarn about a phonograph voice leading to marriage. Also cited are jabs at the house of lords from Nottingham and a Detroit Free Press remark on petty theft happiness alongside reporter want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Baltimore American
Hollenbeck divorce suit seeks alimony and Florida property
Mrs. Hollenbeck sues for divorce in Chardon Ohio accusing ex fire marshal D Hollenbeck of infidelity with a Florida woman named as co respondent. She claims substantial property obtained partly from her inheritance was placed in his name and notes a large residence two Middleton township farms and Florida holdings. Married over 40 years, he once served as Geauga county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Florida
Hollenbeck
Geauga County
Leaping Tunas and Mighty Whales Stun Seas Chronicle
A writer in Outing describes colossal sea creatures and tuna leaps. He recalls a whale sixty to eighty feet long rising from the water as if dancing, a British navy record of a whale clearing a boat, and tunas leaping ten to twenty feet with foam four miles away. The account notes a tuna leaping thirty to forty feet horizonally and references Santa Catalina rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Catalina
John
Two Children Win Whist Prizes At Social Club
At a Friday afternoon whist party a hostess filled in missing players by inviting her children Clarence aged 11 and Gwendoline aged 13. The pair won both prizes, leaving guests amused and slightly envious about the family’s flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whist
Rabsent
Clarence
Gwendoline
Clarence Ste
Aparl
Aney
Murderer Kills Landlady Over Forbidden Love in Cleveland
Nick Kuskas, a Hungarian man with a wife abroad, shot Mrs Lizzie Sanvonya at 2651 East 89th Street then wounded himself. The attack occurred while the two had been in a love crisis. neighbors describe a long-time boarder relationship at the rear residence. The victim, allegedly a landlady, and the killer are unnamed in official records. The suspect may die from his self-inflicted wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lizzie Sanvonya
Old Country
Nick Kuskas
Worman
Penn
East Highty Ninth Street
Old Bolton Avenue
Stevonia la Hoa
Rus
Newsboys Receive Treat From Generous Doe in Drug Store
A blond young woman treated eight newsboys to maple sundaes in a Twenty third Street drug store, delighting the boys and drawing admiring glances as they enjoyed the gesture. The scene drew notice from onlookers who described it as a real party with the youngsters clearly thrilled by the kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Murderers Released on Bail and Court Actions
A series of brief criminal updates from Ohio and nearby areas. Richard Keane faced manslaughter charges after a home incident. bail set at $1,000. Mrs Howard Miller from Canton denied federal obscenity charges in U S court. Frederic C Fairbarks may be tried for perjury, subornation counts ruled invalid. State Fire Marshal Creamer and attorney travel to Michigan to press for a separate arson case requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clleveland
Richard Keane
Ig Parner
Gail Bar
Per Malis
Kennedy
Cleveland
Howard Miller
Louisville
Stark County
Mary Fi Feicht
Canton
Fei
United States
Stephenville
Frederck C. Fairbarks
Richards
Albaneta
Columbus
Creamer
David J. Sharn
Lansi Mich
Warne
Bryant
Williames
Ohio
Gav Warner
Tryant
Michigan
Court Sustains Rorick's Action in Admission Refusal
Columbus March 12 The circuit court sustained Superintendent Rorick of the instati youth in his refusal to admit Wilbur Reynolds a blind maned and imbecile boy. Mandamus proceedings to force admission were begun and the court ruled on those.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorick
Columbus
Cuit
Wilbur Reynolds
Den
Coal Firms Cut Prices in Major Action
Columbus March 12. Several large coal companies announced a reduction of 50 cents to 1.50 a ton in the price of working coal with an even larger cut on other grades. The cuts are jobbers' prices and do not affect the retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Evangelist Lyons Paid in Oberlin March Meet
Rev. M. H Lyons conducted meetings in Oberlin for four weeks drawing about 1,000 people to the depot. He left Monday after earning 1700 dollars for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
M. H Lyons
Vehicle Tax Ordinance Upheld by Court
The Edwardsville court ruled the city council vehicle tax ordinance is legal in its application to both resident and non resident vehicle owners. The ruling centers on the ordinance enforcing tax obligations across all vehicle owners within Columbus C on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tha Edwell Court
Unseen Witness in Salzburg Court Case
An unseen nun refused to attend due to a vow shielding her from male sight. The archbishop postponed, offering no release from vows. the sister testified via proxy in the convent. The court sentenced an offender to two months in prison after hearing the nun’s coded evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbur
Nonnberg
Tetr Codesting
Salzburg
Rapim
Coetesline
Soutitniset
Force of Habit Procrastination Costing Job and Car
A dialogue depicts a worker confessing that procrastination ruined his job and a car, with Tam blaming habit and delays. Baltimora references the impact of delaying actions and the difficulty of securing a ride or opportunity due to a pattern of avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Cal cowboy recounts famed horse jump during cattle stampede
A California cowboy guiding steers to Leadville camped by Hear River near the Little Snake. A moonlit stampede forced him to ride relentlessly as his horse cleared a 12 to 20 foot canyon wall, unleashing dramatic leaps that saved the herd and earned the tale its legendary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Leadville
Hear River
Vaseline Promoted as Hair Grower in Irish Remedies
An article touts vaseline as a hair growth aid used nightly or several times weekly to prevent hair loss and stimulate growth. It notes kerosene in Ireland as a traditional remedy and credits petroleum products with strengthening hair follicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Sensational Actress Passes Question to Press Agent
The actress deflects inquiry about her latest marriage plans, saying she cannot decide and that all details now rest with her press agent.
One View of It in Pittsburg Ledger
A journal anecdote notes a woman making her own dresses and being industrious, while a man dismisses her as poor due to her father’s poverty. The exchange highlights social judgments about virtue and financial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Ledger
It never rains but it pours origin traced
A historian ponders the origin of the proverb It never rains but it pours and notes likely roots in common speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Forced to Extremity in Divorce Cash Struggle
Fragmentary report notes a woman pressured to divorce her husband to access funds or support. Dialogue hints at coercive financial strain and coercion within a strained marriage context. The surviving lines suggest a decision tied to money and freedom.
Franklin almanac and lessons on self education
Franklin's first almanac 1732 offered practical information and maxims that boosted his fame beyond his Paris services and electricity experiments. The piece cites two education types and stresses self-made knowledge amid a British hospital obituary noting Miss TL Trige, 81, died at Ra Hospital for Incurables after 32 years of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
TL Trige
Putney Heath
Miss Trige
Loudon Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. G. Sharp
Detroit
Paul Huserodt
L. B. Fauger
D. Lewis
Miss Mae Straw
W. H. Seward
Alfred O'Donnell
Business Today
J.J. Merthe
Lee Stroup Ig
Lanie Peek
Mastavente
J. Brundage
Norwich
Win
Millspaugh
Cincinnati
Points West
Mrs. Minweehtler
Amherst
Elyria Friends
W. OT
W. CL Smith
Amb
Carl
Tit
Homer
Smith Ard Brothes Snr
Columbia
George Philpott
Boston
Edward Rose
Bowing Green
Scott Hinman
Mr. Clement
Mias H. L. Faxon
West Avenue
Charles Fitzsimons
C, & 5S, W. Railroad
W.T. Bents
Hlyra Iron & Steel Company
Pittsburg
Cori Engle
Er Aister
Carlos Wher
Chestnut Street
A. Bacon
North Ormsving
Mrs
Nellie Hopkins
West Evenuet
Marigaret Gavert
Clevel Land
Mrs. Kent
Cleveland Street
Yarry Krause
Edard Krause
Washington Avenue
Smit Smith Broth
Willigans
braTs
Petersburig
Tire
Ross Maison
Amos
Albert Curtis
Tie
Dntwe Hinman
Hinman
Tomear
Mt. Clemens Mich
The
Je Will Syirny
Edward Mrankd
Dean Kieetric Company
Torriton
Cgnn
PREAY
Cooretes
Conry & Mueller
Grocers
W. Broad
Lawson
Bell
Fortable
Cc. H. Wilkins
Furniture Emporium
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County Building & Loan Association
Turner Block
Trickler
W. OM. Smith
F. A. Smith & Bro
Chicago Junction
Hotel
Topliff
W. 7. Firewell
Laundon Block
Gertrude
John Wagser
St. Mar Aiternong
Thane
G. Sal Oberiin
James W. Huston
A. Glark
Giling
Andrews Mrozek
Mike
Ft. Snow
Frank Or
Julia Srow
City of
O. P. Hitchcouk
Richard N. Coll
Kolbe
Amherst Geasman Bank Co
St. Mendelson
Penfield Township
Heor
House of Lords
Nottinghan
Fing
Detroit Free Press
Great Shipyards
Great Lakes
Globe Yards
Torain
Chicago
Buffalo
Bittie Clarence
Tentahed Whiat Club
Carpenter
Mrs. Morse
Webster
Bacon
New England
Atyboe
Rm Carry
Cruata
Walton
Oring
Smith Bros
the China Shop
Middle Ave
Rawson
A. F. Burrell
New York
Elwell & Som
Lynmad
Max
Hart
St.iors
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