Impertass News on Oberlin School Changes
The Oberlin college board elected new trustees including Dr William B. Chamberlain and Homer H. Johnston. Edwar Miller of Webster City joins to succeed retiring GW Walte as public schools head. Mrs A A F Johnston resigns from the women’s dept but remains professor of medieval history.
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GW. Walte
Feare
Edwar Miller
Webster City
South Kota
Oberlin
Waite
Ashtabela County
Sai
Jege
Elyna
William B. Chamberlain
Chicago
Dan P. Eels
Clevel
Irving W. Metcalf
Elyria
Clark Ford
Cleveland
Me Starr
Homer H. Jiston
C Ryder
New York
Chamlain
Starr
A. A. F. Johnston
Woman's Department
Hawe
Charles A. Wager
Gradu
Colgate University
English Literat
Crissy
Harriet L Keeler
Central School
Sam B. Capen
Boston
American Board of Forest Mansions
River Road Scenes and Local Happenings in Grafton area
Community notes describe John Grill purchasing the Def farm and local farms pledging for a new creamery in Grafton. The Cresley mill shut due to flooding for several days while residents in nearby towns plan gatherings and social events. Various residents travel to Elyria and Cleveland, with updates on illness, work changes, and social gatherings including a graphophone concert and a Sunday school social with pie contributions.
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John Grill
Cresley
Mili
George Dent
Cleveland
Grafton
Frank Broise
M. Dagre
Ies
Spencer
Jol Nn Dent
J . Preston
Grilla
Jyren
Orville Squire
Turners Mills
J. Grills
LaGrange
EF. Johnson
Elyria
Bert Grills
West Ridge
Real Estate Transfers and Purchases in Elyria and Lorain
Real estate transfers include John McNelly to Thomas King in Avon for 4500. Rose Monosmith guardian to William CBE Prince in Camden for 2250. Elyria Milling Co to Jay Stocking Co in Elyria for 31200. Henry Field to Edward Shaw in Lorain B W Thompson addition. Orville Root trustee to Julings Lehman in Lorain for 300. W L Jay to Annie Spooner in Elyria W Payn addition for 75. Marion Metcalf to Fred Seedorf in Elyria for 700. Wallie Johnson to Lucius L Johnson in Elyria township for 900. Wallie Johnson to John Slaith in Elyria township for 100.
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John MecNelly
Thomas King
Avon
Rose Monosmith Guardian
Wm. Cbe. Prince
Camden
Elyria Milling Company
Jay Stocking Company
Elyrir
Henry ©. Field
Edward Shaw
B. Thompson
Lorain Orville Root
Julings Lehman
Oakland
Lorain
W.L. Jay
Annie Spooner
Lorain Elyria line to add new cars this season
Local news notes the Lorain & Elyria line will receive several new cars matching the design of the current yellow ones. Edith Braman departs for Ernst Liverpool to take a seasonal position. Public plans include Hoyt’s comedies at the opera house and more social notices from Lorain area residents.
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Lorain & Elyria
Edith Braman
Ernst Liverpool
Norwalkers Play Indoor Baseball and Other Local Items
A Norwalk indoor baseball game and a niece parlor game are noted amid local happenings. Ashland council abolishes the street commissioner position. Ashland & Wooster Railroad reports a $1,000 monthly net profit. Fairfield plow firm secures 200 plow orders for Europe. Bellevue fights disease with thirteen doctors facing a hard battle. A canning factory to open in Ashe and company capitalized at $7,000. Chicago Junction banishes musical slot machines as fraudulent. Norwalk real estate uptick linked to looming boom. A resident starts a skunk farm. Mrs. Alfred Henington sues Frank Troutwine in Chicago Junction for selling liquor after warning. A maple syrup bill proposes eleven pounds per gallon and penalties for adulteration. G A R hall event on March 17 with speeches by local dignitaries and supper, music by Wagner Bron orchestra, and St Mary’s choir. admission 25 cents.
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Norwalkers
Ashland Council
Tittle Ashland & Wooster Railroad
Fairfield Plow Company
Europe
Bellevue
Chicago Junction
Norwalk
Alfred Henington
Frank Troutwine
Ohio
G. A. R. Hall
Songa
Maale
Reefy
E. G. Johnson
M. H. Levagoud
W. G. Sharp
Joseph Farrell
Reely
P. H. Boynton
St., Mary's Choir
Wagner Bron
S. Hollis
L. B. Smith
8. Sawyer
Thos. Monroe
Baldwin Works Lands Huge Order for 100 Engines
One of the largest single orders for engines in the country was received by Baldwin works from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The deal calls for one hundred compound consolidated freight engines and supplements a prior order for sixty five similar engines placed months earlier.
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Baldwin Works
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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