Local Society Notes Highlight Cincinnati Visit and Sick Lists
Montain Cleveland Mrs John A Nester of Bina reports on a sick flat. M Theobald city engineer is on sick leave. Mrs Mason O Smith visited Wellington friends. A Michel of Autheist travels with Clysti friends. Counts Auditor F Haserodt in Columbus on business. Miss Minnie Ott absent due to illness. Mrs Growders of Keercourt confined home by sickness. Jo Heimlich of Cleveland on a business trip. Various names appear with employment changes and visits, including Andre Siisell at Clana Shop and Arthus Hartmann noted as a great...
Real estate and legal costs loom at county meeting
Terms discuss land and oil well stakes in Colinas area. Residents and firms voiced concerns over land prices and taxes. Meeting attendees included local officials and industry figures as questions over permits and costs were raised, with attention to potential disputes.
Ramse y Road Crossings Fight Hinted At City Studio
A disputed Ramsey road crossing plan prompts legal and civic debate as officials weigh permission and construction timelines. The article notes a proposed five year completion target and calls for public participation while naming local residents and officials.
Evening social honors Miss Olive Page at Chestnut Street
A Tuesday gathering at Miley Bessle Schulve home on Chestnut Street hosted by Troxel Manufacturing people. Guests enjoyed games and music as Miss Olive Page received a silver shower and is to be wed to Mr Monts Jacobs at the bride's home Thursday.
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Miley Bessle
Mabry Divorce Petition Alleges Gross Neglect
Moe Jessie L Mabry of ting erty filed in common pleas court for divorce from Floyd Mabry. She alleges they married in Elgrma in 1902 and that he has wilfully failed to provide food and clothing, has been absent more than three years, and that she has endured hardship and needed relatives’ aid. She asks for divorce and restoration of her former name Jesse L Dumas plus such relief as the court may grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Jessie L. Mabry
Tingerty
Common Pleas Court
Floyd Mabry
Courie
Elgrma
Jesse L Dumas
Local Social Notes From Lagrange and Nearby
A fragmented social column lists residents and guests in Lagrange and Cleveland areas. Mentions include families, visits, church events, gatherings this March, and a Friday evening program with refreshments. The text notes attendees such as Mr and Mrs Gott, Miss Dorval, and families from Elyria and Cleveland.
Butternut Ridge Visitors and Local Notices
Mrs Trubert Bassett and her son from Cleveland visit WM and Wis Bassett. Ohio Fuel and Supply leasing caused neighborhood commotion. Trank Troney’s team franchy in Blyri visited last week and were in Coonville with no damage. Mr Nelson of Oak Point to Pickard farm this week. Bert Squires family ill with grip. Mr Pember ill recently. Gertie Chambers hosting visitors from Cleveland. Reporter wanted for quick help or sales.
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Trubert Bassett
Cleveland
Wil Young
Dyria
Ohio Fuel and Supply Company
Trank Tronneys
Franchy
Blyri
Coonville
Nelson
Oak Point
Pickard Farm
Bert Squires
Pember
Gertie Chambers
Dan Cupid A Betting Tired Once More
Dan Cupid is growing very tired on Lorain County and unless revived soon the main license clerk at the courthouse will be out of a rich. Only one license was issued for Friday. R IL Baldwin 28 Oberlin and Miss Curie V Woehr main 24 Painesville.
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Lorain County
Xers
Court House
Oberlin
Miss Curie
Woehr Main
Piresfield
Pittsfield Social Notes From Local Family Visits
Rawson McCanter of Wabash Ind spent time with his parents Wis Kite Roberts and the son of Oberlin ale visiting at the home of her mother sis siek Braimbhy Chirhe Quick of Jilytti ay Lav snes. The ladies Ntcrausycht will meet with Mra foiston Fiidhy afternoon. Mrs S Haid spent several days in Oberon at the home of her father who is very poorly. Glen Reynolds is recovering from mumps. Mrs C D Bistess and children are visiting her mother in Cluve lund.
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Willird
Glenn Gringett
Lidies
Mra
Foiston
Haid
Lindo
Tinley
Orlando Phydhait
Shire of Town
Vic
Glen Reynolds
Bistess Sud
Cluvelund
Avon News Notes and Local Updates
Rev Callister 7s 11 and was unable to occupy the pulpit in the W i Church Sunday. Mrs G El Nye and daughters of Clyria spent last week at Dr Daily's. A brother of John Bruder has moved from Cleveland into Virs Williams house. Milo Williams is recovering from recent illness and his brother Henry is ill with pneumonia. Vis Bartha Burrell spent part of last week at the home of her uncle S Wilson of North Ridgeville. Theodore Snow of Colorado called on Avon friends the first of last week.
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Callister
G EL Nye
Clyria
North Ridgeville
Theodore Snow
Colorado
Avon
St Patrick's Day Treat Planned for Oberlin Evening
Yather Dietz of Oberlin former Elyria resident plans a St Patrick's celebration in Oberlin Saturday night. Cleveland attorney Mr Mooney will deliver a lecture and Miss T YOAR will be one of the soloists.
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Yather Dietz
Oberlin
Elyria
Mr. Mooney
Cleveland
Misa T Yoar
Betty
Spain Creates Tourism Commission to Welcome Foreign Visitors
The Spanish government established a national tourism commission with authority to spend to attract foreign visitors for pleasure or improvement. It will prepare travel summaries and promote routes from seaports inland, aided by railway companies, with government funding and cooperation from municipalities and commercial bodies.
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America
Switzerland
Sumeranes
Ues
Comumercdt
Baby Crying Over Milk Mystery In Hartford Tale
A Hartford Courant fragment recalls a baby crying through the night as a cat drank the milk from the bottle while parents slept. The account ties in with a snowy winter scene and a broader mix of notes on winter travel and chess, navy jobs, and a quip about an emergency brake.
Writing to Correspondents in Business Letters
A long reflective piece on how careful written communication with correspondents builds trust and future business. It argues that a courteous letter earns goodwill and repeat dealings, while a brusque note risks losing a customer. It links polite letters to improved perceptions among staff and long term success.
What is the most picturesque spot you ever saw
The excerpt presents a humorous debate about the many uses of a handkerchief and a joke about a tourist’s question. Bronco Bob replies with a quip about a royal flush, illustrating a newspaper cartoon style moment.
Carpenter Humphrey Prepares Coffin Beliefs on Death
New Haven correspondent reports Charles Humphrey a carpenter and Christian Scientist who rejected death as a sleep he prepared for it by crafting a walnut coffin inscribed I sleep but I shall awaken He used the coffin as a dormitory at home and earlier built similar coffins for his wife and mother in law after converting them to his immortality views He slept in the coffin for months before moving to an Odd Fellows Home in New London three months ago The wife died three years prior and had also slept in a coffin built by him
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Charles Humphrey
New Haven
New Yok Times
Humphrey
Himmphrey
New London
AN ATLAS OF KISSES AND CULTURE IN LITERATURE
The article muses on the prominence of kisses in world literature and drama and recalls a French rule penalizing kissing an actress without consent. It cites Miss Woolley of Mount Holyoke praising higher education for women and notes college life shaping women into roles beyond marriage.
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Vinca
New York
France
Woolley
Misa Woolley
Mount Holyoke
Miss Woolley
Collee
Lune
Collees
Reversible Cognemen Woe the First Lads of the Land
A fragmented note describes a puzzling inscription read left to right or right to left. The passage mentions a person reading a name and fate, a contract in Harlem, and a glass dealer who becomes weary and reverses a dress while keeping spelling intact. The voice names Leon Noe.
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Harlem
Chai
Leon Noe
I Can Teach You Law But Not Manners
A Washington lawyer recalls a courtroom quip about manners from a sharp Chicago attorney. A quick tempered Western judge had clashed with counsel, then quipped he could teach law but not manners, prompting the retort that manners are needed in court.
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Washington
Chicago
Ancestors by Auction Portrait Sparks Generational Bidding
In a quiet auction scene a friend admires a remarkably fine portrait. The owner explains it is an ancestor, while another bidder sighs that if only they had bid another hundred, it would belong to them.
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Sara Willam
Mmine
Washington, DVD and Return Blow
Notice summarizes a fare of 200 dollars for tickets sold through April 23rd. Consultation with agents B and O to arrange travel and return details.
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West Gagesesese
Ipegesegegese
T. T Robinson
Mondain
John A Nester
Bina
OG. M Theobald
Cfty
Mason O Smith
Wellington
Michel
Autheist
Clysti
Haserodt
Columbus
Minnie Ott
Wer Woth
Growders
Keercourt
Jo Heimlich
Cleveland Wits
Hach Squires
Toleds Ie
Bisra
Lew Dave
Mise Viola Rhode
Che Hinmenk
Richard Prindle
Gates iWenne
Hes
Chamt
His
Repied
Do Tews
Arty T
Andre Siisell
Clana Shop
Arthus Hartmann
Paulter
Joseph Wirx
Fecaard Woasner Oh
Toseph Wigner
Panvalestinsg
Meyer Rite Ss
Pidred
Ipeep
Eidred & Co
Laan
KOK OK Hook
Wo5s Abbey
Tan Lorian
James Lamver
Braver
Sesular Mectine
Lee Ptaim County
Neumbes
Appeariate
Tamgey
Ramsey 7
Kiard
Wisden
Odinince
Garda
Cowie
Anna Jones¢ha
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Deasie Wabey
Lagrange
Minville
Leslie Gott
Walling
Gotda
Llytia Baturd
Moysesy
Raith
Pat Oof
Grattan
Tolcomb
Cyandlis
Daush
Ez Wudt
Clivelind
Davis
Walton
Glevelnd
Wis Sitih Milts
Gooner
Hue
Teotont
Nino O
Wis
Vexander Instines
Dale Vine
Mervllim
Cievelind Taesday
Dany
Dalaryi
Viettum
Tod
Butternut Ridge
Conry & Mueller, Grocers
W. Broad
Rawson
Beal
Dan Cupid
Pittsfield
Spain
Papa
Hartford Courant
Dakota
Megan
Bern
Olcasian
Guiiess Heis
James Payn
Bor
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Mal
Correspondenta
Long Island
New Jersey
Dirry
Jacob
Ruth
Atchison Globe
Sanites Aetera
Crusta Walton
Smith Bros
the China Shop
Haviland
A. F. Burrell
Middle Ave
The
Cleveland Just Company
Was O
Baltamore
Ohio
Lale Shire & Vich Roa
Waushington
Hart
Max
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