News Of The County And Local Happenings
Mr Frank Campbell will move to town this week Mrs A J Garrison and daughter of Sullivan visited relatives last week Mrs Buet Parker of Collinwood is the guest of Mr and Mrs P Shade Mrs Ligele Chamberlain daughters of Obertin spent weekend Place Elizabeth Trapp returned home from Michigan Born to Mr and Mrs Murray March 3 a daughter The W O F UL will meet with Avs Lina Barnes Saturday at 9 pm A five cent supper will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
A. J. Garrison
Sullivan
Buet Parker
Collinwood
P. Shade
Ligele Chamberlain
Obertin
Elizabeth ¢ Trapp
Michigan
Murray
Mare
Suuday
Burr Coats
Youngstown
Rey, Tanner
Cleveland
Dell Richards
J.T. Henderson
James
David Redway
St. Phillips
Toledo
Harry Stebbins
Soseba
Newel Knapp
Mary
Mt. Clement
Mich
Fred Rowland
Chicago
D. G. Mann
Ling Barnes
Charles Snowberger
Local Social Notes From New Oberlin and Nearby Homes
Miss Anna Wahleber visited by her brother Jacob and aunt Mrs M Graft of Lorain last week. Mesos Gurney, Frank Andres, and Leland Limnplaler of ville called on Jacob Thursday evening. Kathyine Manus of Was home last Sunday. Ab William Braun of Henrietta visited sister Mrs H J Miams over Sunday. Mrs and Mrs A J Schmite and son were to Kivria last Monday. Ons Schmitz on Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wahleber
Jacob
M. Graft
Lorain
Mesos. Gurney
Prank Andress
Leland Limnplaler
Ville
Missy Kathyine Manus
Ab. Willian Braun
Henrietta
H. J. Miams
A J. Schmite
Kivria
Ons Schmitz
Ono Elyria
North Ridgeville notes ill health weddings and deaths
In North Ridgeville Mrs. Wilkinson mother of Mrs. George Ridgeway is very ill. Miss Ethel Hancock is visiting Cleve la l and will be maid of honor at Miss Stivers wedding to Mr. Herbert Peloubet. Deaths: Mr. Sheldon Paddock aged 82 and Mrs Lydian Cannon aged 86. Funeral services held with local ministers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
George Ridgeway
Franks Brown
Charles Mottoy
Cedar Street
Blyna
J. H. Lafrinier
Joe Paddock
Laure Mletiaaritt
New York
Royce
Forsythe
N. Y
Ethel Hancock
Clevelal
Jessie Stivers
Miss Stivers
Herbert Peloubet
Flw Crowe
Loraly
Mondia
Congregational Church
Wok
Crowe
Cleveland
Sheldon Paddock
Roys, Reidinger
Joseph
Butternut Ridge Social Notes and church talk recap
Miss Edith Rowe of Middleburg stays with Mr Barnum for a spell. A talk on Universalist churches and pastors was given at the Universalist church Sunday evening. Mr Frank Uiddubh is drilling ideas for Mr Saunders new residence. The Christulae being attended to. We are informed that Mr and Mrs Neeson of the Falls plan no new home in this neighborhood soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rowe
Middleburg
Barnum
Universalis
Prank Uiddubh
Saunders
Fire Threatens Nearby Homes In Columbia Blaze
In Columbia the home of F D Churchward burned Sunday March 3 with the telephone exchange nearby. The attic fire spread rapidly amid gale winds. Firefighters saved the property but warned several nearby dwellings and barns were at risk if help hadn’t arrived promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brooks
Frank Robinson
Perry Hathaway
Sears
M. I. Church
F. D. Churchward
Wellington Area Social and Funeral Notes
Brighton community updates list moving residents and visitors from Wel ington to Wadsworth West of town. Earl Merrill visited Clarksfield parents. J D Edwards and wife moved into Rachel Burge’s house. G M Pearsley visiting Massillon. Clarence Burge from Oberlin Business College stayed with J M Burge. Funeral of Wm Gillett held at Congregational church. he was longtime Wellington resident. Baird couple visited Wakeman. Clara Kings spent week in Hartland. Lucian Gibbs of Perry guest of Walter Mosher. news agent Slagle occupies M Peet’s house. Oberlin Glee Club entertainment drew a large crowd despite bad roads. Norman Evernon of Columbus mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Wadsworth
Welington
Earl Merrill
Hih
Clarksfield
J.D. Edwards
Rachel Burge
G. M. Pearsley
Massillon
Clarance Burge
Obderlin Business College
J. M. Burge
Wm. Gillett
Wellington
Congregational
Mr. Gillett
Oberlin Glee Club
Norman Evernon
Columbua
Family News From Elyria and Nearby Towns
Miss Fern Lewis stays with her uncle B Darling in Elyria and Mrs Folger has returned home after agalsz ing in meetings. Mrs Mildred Thompson spent time in Cleveland with sister Mrs Huttle Pierce and went to Chapin Michigan last week. Mr McDowell of Rochport and daughter-in-law Rose McDowell visited the talters grandmother Mrs Julia Moody in Cleveland. Byron Darting of Elyria recently visited sister-in-law Mrs Moody and niece Mrs M A Gratt. The W C T U plans a meeting at Mrs T C Bevan’s home Friday afternoon. Marek Leth, Mr Robert Sheiphin and family moved from Cleveland, occupying one of the Pringles houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Lewis
B. Darling
Elyria
Folger
Greorguilte
Mildred Thompson
Cleveland
Huttle Pierce
Chapin
Mich
McDowell
Rochport
Rose
Julia Moody
Byron Darting
Moody
M. AL. Gratt
T. C. Bevan
Marek Léth
Robert Sheiphin
P. Pringles
Two States and Other Tragic Murders Across Ohio
A string of brief items reports deaths and crimes across Ohio. William Gatewood aged 65 is found dead in Storkport woods. TeRRe" Schortyer, 60, a veteran soldier, dies in Marysville from heart disease. Thomas Ferguson, 21, farmer near Ashland, blows out his brains. W. Himmel of Dayton, formerly charged with murder, is slated for electrocution June 21. At Chard, farmers plan a cheese factory with $1,000 raised. Mervin Zeigler, 13, near McCrutch eonville, found dead in an orchard after a bird-shooting accident. In Steubenville, DW Daugherty, 46, hit by Pan Handle train after leaving county jail. A banner plan to hang H. M. Stanton portrait in Steubenville court on April 1. A Washington wife is named, and Madison of Salinesville with deputies raids Tone Star and Max Schubert clubs under new search law. 26 arrested. Beaver Falls, Pa school board hires Estelle Thomas as drawing teacher to fill vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Salinesville
Tone Star
Max Schubert
Baseball Notes From Augusta and Stocked Rumors
Frank Warner reported to Detroit in Augusta Georgia as practice dwindles. Teubean of the American Association directors calls a Chicago meeting. Sau Leever hints joining the Pirates in St. Louis. Hill Archer attracts interest from several majors while Pittsburgh plans to return him. Te taken to Fort Springs. Dundon bid by George Tenbeau to Comiskey who intends to keep him for now. If all players threatened to jump leagues the blacklist could grow. Athletics beat Montgomery 9 to 6 as Plank Henley and Vander sld pitched.
Guaranteed Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
Guaranteed pile cure for itching burning and smarting applied externally or internally with a special internal applicator in each package. The advertisement claims personal reputation and five guaranteed satisfaction. Send fifty cents by mail to C C Bowere, druggist Elyria, for delivery by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
C. Bowere
Drugegist
Elyria
Tonsiline Prevents Diphtheria
Diphtheria is a feared childhood disease often fatal, best fought with quick action at sore throat. Tonsiline claims to cure sore throats and prevent diphtheria, sold for 60 cents at druggists. produced by the Tonsiline Co in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tansiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Avon streets superintendent Charles Button dies after illness
Charles J. Button, longtime superintendent of Avon streets, died Saturday night after a battle with paralysis. He resigned on February 4, leaving a legacy of municipal service and street maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Button
Avon Streets
Fragmentary plea for medical samples and advice
A damaged OCR fragment requests free prepaid samples of a treatment named D. D. D. and a consultation blank. It mentions medical afflictions and a person described as Airdress and includes garbled street addresses in Chicago. The text is incomplete and contains many unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
Gan St
Chicago
West View Report on Mrs Julia Moody Stroke
Mrs Julia Moody has suffered a slight stroke of paralysis. The notice states she is under care and improving, with no complications reported as of the latest bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Moody
Fatal Promaine Poisoning At Grapeville Plant
W F Newbauer, 27, a P R Co employee at Grapeville, died at his Jenninette boarding house from Promaine poisoning after eating tanned raspberries. A side note mentions Cy Yonne’s diamond streak and compares his current form to sixteen years ago, linking to a broader sports aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Newbauer
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Grapeville
Jenninette
Cy Yonne
Stason
Mors Powler
Hys Mighty Army
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News OF the County
Rochester
Kansas City
New Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Butternut Ridge
Columbia
Brighton
William Gatewood
Storkport
O. A
Terre" Schortyer
Fourth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Marysville
Thomas Ferguson
Ashland
W. Himmel
Dayton
Filipp ‘Tatalano
Brown
Chard
Santoro
Mervin
Christian Zeigler
McCrutcheonville
Ife
Steubenville
Daugherty
Isrand Army Bar Association
H. M. Stanton
BE. Andrews
Washington
Isworth
Beaver Falls
Estelle Thomas
Pittsburg
Helen Moorehead
Baseball Notes
Frank Warner
Detroit
Augusta
Chorge Teubean
Chiltiian
The
American Association
Association For Chicago
Sau Leever
Pirates
St. Louis
Anny
Catcher Hill Archer
Tot Springs
George Tenbeau
Vanigans
Montgomery
Plank
Henley
Vender
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Albert Muster
Portsmouth
Olu
Ty Hardy Caine
B.D. D. Cap
Rage
It. A. Dykmman
C.F. Wetzel
Sheriff
Prospect
Hubert Day Haa
Reighlin, Reidy & Scanlon, Funeral Directors
Penfield Avenue
Lorain, Ohio
West View
Nmcletaed
Uocweiai
Aalchampney CO
Uatrebutars, Eiyria, Chie
W.B
W. B
Gether
Elia Reporter
the City
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