Lake Breeze Social Notes From Blyria To Kipton
Lake Breeze column lists Jos Hothgery entertaining Indiana relatives and Mrs A Seymour visiting Blyria. Mrs 0EF Carpenter stayed in Kipton last week. Myre Arthur LeGrann and daughter Mamie of Lorain visited Mrs Pratt le U Stwald. Miss Mary Fox and Mr W Fox of Elyria spent Sunday with SpingT DR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Hothgery
Indiana
A. Seymour
Blyria
Lake Shore
0Ef Carpenter
Kipton
Myre
Arthur LeGrann
Mamie
Lorain
Prattle
Mary Fox
W.fox
Elyria
Spingt
Local Notes Describe Health and Property Updates
Belden reports Mr. Graham improving and Mrs. G Strickland still frail with heart trouble. The Schwarz home burned Friday, neighbors fought the blaze to save the barn. Bert Nesbett in Elyria while Will Benton plans to move a farm in LaGrange township. Fred Horn visits Heatha. Mr. K Jones upgrades his farmhouse with pine siding. Fred Reisinger buys Will Reynolds farm in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
G Strickland
Charley Schwarz
Barna
Bert Nesbett
Elyria
Will Benton
LaGrange Township
Fred Horn
O Heatha
K Jones
Fred Reisinger
Will Reynolds
Eaton
Chestnut Ridge Visitors and Community Gatherings
Chestnut Ridge news notes Mrs Geo Hill visited Miss G Padley in Elyria. Mr A Martin spent Sunday with his brother in South Lorain. Sabbath services featured Rev Chapman of North Eaton speaking on Christian Zeal. Ladies Aid to be entertained by Mrs A L Martin on Thursday April. Mr and Mrs Fred Usher moved to Brunswick. about thirty neighbors gathered at St Geo Daniels to surprise them with games music and refreshments. Mr N Kirk presented a picture as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hill
G Padley
Elyria
A’ Martin
South Lorain
Chapman
North Eaton
Ladies Aid Society
A L Martin
Fred Usher
Brunswick
St. Geo Daniels
N Kirk
Sweet
Grafton
J Tran
Trenchard
Catholic Society
Clement
Cheatnut Street
Noveska
M Enedges
The
Congregational Church
Beegings
Charles Weinle
MEB
Gritz
Hilyria
Momnn
Doria
Remains of Mrs. John Good, sr. interred in Evergreen Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. John Good Sr. of Amherst was held Sunday afternoon at Evergreen Cemetery. The notice also reports health updates including Willie Holzhauer’s pneumonia illness and local changes such as J Bassain’s house project and Martin Ruth starting a foundation. Other notes mention Mr. J B Durand trading hogs, Mrs. A Wright selling a farm to Stone Co. and planning to move to Wellington. Community announcements include church services next Sunday and mail route disruptions due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Good
Henrietta
Evergreen
Amherst
Willie Holzhauer
J Bassain
Martin Ruth
Thomas Flowera
England
Humphrey
Arnold Synder
Mancie
Indiana
Congregational Church
Oassey
Osts
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Claims Cure
Patient Mary A. Aaron of Rolla writes of chronic diarrhea lasting five years. After two bottles of Golden Medical Discovery, three bottles of Perfectly Pleasant, and Smart-Weed Extract, she reports no return of trouble and improved health. Also endorses Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mra
Mary A. Aaron
Rolla, Lps Co. Bio
Ryco
Pierce
Local Social Notes Highlight Grafton Elyria and Wellington Visits
Mrs Williams guests and visits across Grafton and Elyria as Miss Sherbrone, Mrs Boat and Mrs Ward travel for family ties. Henry Milk returns home from Cedar Mills after a short stay while Mrs Davie visits Wood County relatives. Lottie Drage and Henry Heiden wed in Elyria and Oberlin hosts UCLA event with Enders family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Williams
Grafton
Miss A Sherbrone
Mannings
Carlisle
Frank Boat
Bath
Elyria
Ward
Birmingham
Henry Milk
Cedar Mills
Minn
Ros Davie
Wood 1
James Rodel
Wellington
North Eaton Local Notes and Social Updates
North Eaton reports Miss Edna Garretson is very sick and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss E Haren, previously ill, shows improvement. Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs Cowles home. Mr Ross and son JG visited in Warren last week. Mrs Wilksbarger of Massillon visited sister Mrs J C Boss recently. Center School spring term begins this week with Miss Stevens of Elyria as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Garretson
E Haren
Mra
Robert Cowle
Ross
Warren
Wilksbarger
Massilon
J C Boss
Stevena
Elyria
Local caucus lists and town news from North Ridgeville
Democratic caucus nominees include EF Rollin M Myers J Blosser for justice treasurer assessor and Salisbury Republicans name T B Rodgers J P 7 Terrell H Laundon W Fitts. Residents move visit illness travel and church choir farewell notes touch town life with several families mentioned.
March weather and local happenings in LaGrange
LaGrange reports variable March weather with notes on neighbours and visitors. Mr G Nobrot of Elyria visits his sister Mrs Manrile. Charles Foster buys Heath’s farm south of town. Dr Snyder drills for gas. entertainment by Coit Novelty Co. draws a full house. Local congregations add members by baptism and letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellby
Metwa Gottie
Snyder
Mra Whestock
Mick
Ed Wilkins
Reed Biggs
Copeland
Lindsey
A Andrus
H A Wilcox
Carl Wilcox
Wheeler
Ind
John Wilcox
Bzilgin
Ed Sprague
A Andens
Washington
Coit Novelty Co
LaGrange
Jane Runals
St. Louis
Arthur Sheldon
Philippines
St Louis
Irwin Hubbard
Elyria
Baptist Church
Ritchie
North Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Illness
North Amherst residents report visits from Cleveland and Elyria friends. Guests include Mrs D Kiser and Mrs G Hansman noted as ill, Prof. H Morrison improving, and A Rolling taking a job with Biggs Everard Co. in Elyria. Local entertainments cover Ladies Aid, Ladies Card club, and several home visits throughout the week.
Haker's Crossing and Local Notices
Mr Reed buys timber in town Friday. Mrs D Boice visits Homer. Mrs SS Boice very sick. Miss A Rogers returned from Wellington. Mrs Ed Baker visited daughter in Akron. Mr Hiram Cole to join Marines Friday evening. Larkins soap peddlers return. Mayor Beckley warned. Mgr H Knap of Wellington and Mr L Labore frame up Labore house. H Labore ill. Mr D Oole spent Sunday in Orange. Mr A Kelsey to move onto Roland farm. Agricola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Stown
D Boice
Homer
SS Boice
Mies A Rogers
Wellington
Ed Baker
Akron
Hiram Cole
Marcabees
Larkins
H . Beckley
Oberlin
Mgr. H Knap
L Labore
M Labore
H Labore
D Oole
Orange
A Kelsey
Roland Farm
Agricola
Sweet Concert thrills Grafton audience at ME church
In Grafton Ohio on Friday March 20 the Sweet Concert and orchestra company gave a highly enjoyable program at the ME church. Members are specialists in their fields and the performance was praised by all present.
Local social notes from Lake Avenue area
Mrs Branden entertained a few friends last Tuesday. Mrs Worthen and Mrs Johnson visited Mrs Webb at Lake Breeze. Miss Pierce of Elyria stayed part of last week with Miss McNeals. Miss Anne B Schmitken spent Sunday with Lorain friends. Mrs Hasg and daughter with Mr Andrew Beal visited the Schmitkons. Mr Collier hosted friends last Sunday. Mrs Cook visited Mrs Negaa. Mrs Webb of Lake Breeze visited here Friday. Mr Sebolt and daughter visited Cleveland Tuesday. Mrs Negua is in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branden
Frank Worthen
Johnson
Illaughny residents visit kin as local changes noted
Carlisle and Charles Gibbs with son visit Mrs Powershee while Infanta Home in Cleveland plans for summer babies. Artie Bula moves to Elyria to work on Zimmerman farm. Laurie Daily dies after long illness. funeral at Gratton. Local families relocate farm properties and road petition for Elyria to East Salem streetcar line gains momentum as residents demand right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Gibbs
Illoughny
Mra. Powershee
Cleveland
Shea
Artie Bula
Elyria
Mr. Zimmerman
Gratton
Miss Broughton
Salem
Violet
West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
On West Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. E Holdson of Elyria were on the Ridge Sunday. Mrs. Hutchings visits sister in law VerSay. Mr. and Mrs. Miller entertained company over Sunday. Miss N Few spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Drusendahl of Elyria visited. Mrs. Haynes of Elyria visited her parents last week. Mrs. F Wack is sick, Mrs. Sims of Russia is quite sick. Report says Dr. Reefy bought property nearby and won’t likely farm. Mr Shauver returned from his trip month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Holdson
Elyria
R Hutchings
VerSay
Miller
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We express heartfelt gratitude to the friends neighbors fraternal orders and singers for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our husband and father also for the beautiful floral designs contributed Respectfully Mrs Charles Weinle and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weinle
Two Farm Papers Offer For Farmers At $1.50
From this date and until further notice The Weekly Reporter and the Farm Home Enterprise will be sent together for 1.50 cash in advance. The Farm Home Enterprise is a six column eight page weekly newspaper published for this state section and continuing an up to date market report each week valuable to every farmer in To Tailn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gool
Farm Home Enterprise
To- Tain County
Postoffice Clerk and Carrier Examination Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for clerical and carrier positions in the post office service on May 8, 1983 in the city. Qualified applicants are urged to apply, with application blanks and instructions available from Eva L. Reefy, secretary of the Postal Board, prior to the closing time on April 18, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service ‘Commission
Post Office
Eva L
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Assault Case
William Strozenski and Billy Bender were arrested by Constable Oshoon at North Eaton on Monday for assault and battery on Leopold Hoffman. At the hearing before Justice Lord, Strozenski waived examination and was bound over to the next grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Strozenski
Slias
Billy Bender
Oshoon
North Eaton
Agsault
Lepold Hoffman
Public Sale at Stetson Road Ridgeville on April 9 908
Auction titled Public Sale 1 offers for sale at Pablo ana tion on the Stetson road in Ridgeville. It begins Thursday at 10 o clock. Items include 91 dairy cows 6 heifers one bull about 12 tons of hay and a quantity of corn and oats. E D Stetson and Dan Eason auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asle
Pablo Anation
Stetson Road
Ridgeville
Cleveland Figures Attend Lorain Convention
Cleveland residents figure in a social and civic update. Miss Daisy Frisia Ioang, daughter of Dr and Mrs, is noted, Mrs Ed Ledayard hosts a meeting on March 28, and Mrs E Gow of Cleveland visited Martha Mason. Justice Tinker of Cleveland was in town Friday with Miss Mason and Mrs Rugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daisy Frisia
Mies
Rochester
Irsada
Ed Ledayard
Mies E Gow
Martha Mason
Justice Tinker
M Mason
WI Rugg
G M Garrison
Lorain
Murfreesboro Battlefield Revisited Forty Years After Battle
A wartime field visit describes Murfreesboro Tennessee and the Stone River Fight. It notes burned timber marks on oaks, canyons of ground, and a nearby national cemetery with 6189 soldiers buried, including 2822 unknown graves, while reserving blame for historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Nashville
Hisj
Bragg
McMinnville
Rosecranz
Stone
Stone River
Breckenridge
McFadden
Rosencranz
Franklin Pike
Gen. Forrest
Cemeteriaa
I* National Cemetery
Elyria Elks elect officers for coming year
Elyria lodge of Elks elected officers Tuesday evening. Commodore W. R. Huntington was chosen exalted ruler for the third time, a rarity in Elkdom. Offiers named include Geo E Dachtler leading knight, O O Ensign loyal knight, Lee Stroup lecturing knight, Geo Wahlerman secretary, CO L Sotherden treasurer, R Halcombe tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge of
Elka
Commodore W. R. Huntington
Elk’s Lodge
W BR Huntington
Geo E Dachtler
Ensign
Lee Stroup
Geo Wahlerman
CO L Sotherden
R Halcombe
Tyler
Modern science praised yet found lacking in daily life
A reflection on science’s gains and gaps shows that advances like the telephone light and steam power contrast with persistent practical fails. Ventilation in large buildings and simple footwear remain clumsy by modern standards, while questions about Mars and lunar inhabitants stay unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallitee
Newton
Mars
Moon
Earth
T Legion
Queen Anne's
John Crow the Jamaica Bird and Its Sanitary Role
A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes John Crow, the Jamaica scavenger bird, as a common sight across towns and yards. The piece mocks local complaints about laziness and enforces respect for the bird, which helps clean filth by its feeding habits and roosts on fences and trees at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Jamaica
John Crow
Portland Parish
Red Ae
Vulture
Baltimore Sun
Watches and rings deposited at Paris pawn house yearly
The Paris pawn house holds about 350000 watches and 60000 wedding rings deposited annually. The oldest item is a suit of clothes lent five francs in 1869, belonging to a soldier who died in 1870 and whose widow kept paying for over three decades hoping to redeem it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brooklyn Eagle
Wide Nave Widths At English Churches
The Coventry St Michael’s church is noted for having the widest English church nave at 125 feet. York Minster’s nave is reported at 10414 feet in width, illustrating striking size differences between heritage cathedrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Coventry
Yorkminster
Increasing Use of Snow Snuff Purchases Rise in U S
The article notes snuff users in the United States increasing by about percent yearly over several years, using annual snuff consumption as the basis. It cites a total purchases weight of 18,000,000 pounds last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Convention Draws Large Attendance in Lorain County
A major Lorain county Sunday School convention drew large crowds in Lorain with an inspiring tour by Dr. Joseph Clark and colleagues. Treasurer W A Donaldson reported a healthy balance of 19 dollars and officers were elected for the coming year including President Rev. H S Wanna maker Elyria and a slate of secretaries and delegates from Elyria Lorain Wellington Oberlin and Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Carrie Warnock
Elyria
Treaclarer
W A Donaldson
Lorain
Normal Department
Mies Marion Metcalf
E M Pierce
Home Department
M H Levagood
C A Meteshi
E Kaneen
C H Loughry
HG Hosted
Oberlin
E P Johnson
New Man La Marche Appointed Superintendent at Local Yards
NEW MAN M C La Marche has been appointed superintendent of the local yards of the American Shipbuilding Co. He succeeds Frank O Jeffrey who resigned to lead the Union Iron Works plant in San Francisco. La Marche came to Lorain with the company from Cleveland and has served four years as paymaster. AZT Raby has been promoted to paymaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M C la Marche
American Shipbuilding Co
Vies
Frank O Jeffrey
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
la Marche
Lorain
Cleveland
Azt Raby
Head Injuries Suffered in Wind Relayed Ladder Accident
Merwin Lord of East Riveretreat sustained severe head injuries on Tuesday morning while painting a house on Cleveland Street when a ladder toppled by strong winds caused the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Lord
East Riveretreat
Cleveland Street
Preacher Addresses Kalamazoo Congregation In Michigan
Rev WE Olduves preached at the First Congregation church in Kalamazoo Michigan. Attending were Sanaher Burrows and Leomad Wood former governor of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat Bunday
WE Olduves
Church of Kalamazoo
Mich
Sanaher Burrows
State
Leomad , Wood
Cuba
Arrests for Disorderly Conduct In City Duet
Lucephas Duras and Pan Dons were arrested Tuesday night on disorderly conduct charges. They will face a hearing on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucephas Duras
Pan Dons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake Breeze
Belden
Chestnut Ridge
Pittsfield
North Ridgeville
EF Rollin
Justice of Verde
M Myers
Trustes
J Blosser
Salisbury
T B Rodgers
J P
Terrell
H Laundon
W Fitts
R Watt
Kenton C
F Terrell
Gill
Mise B Gill
L. Herrick
Clark
C Bacomb
F Maddock
Mr. H Hancock
Wordin
H Elliott
AH Blake
Mr. F Elliott
Chicago
Miss M Diederich
F Snow
North Amherst
Canadian Concerts Company
Opera House
Cleveland Stone Co
T Nichol
Benee
Arizona
Bungart
Elyria Sanday
Cornwell
Boughton
Meng
Ladies Card Club
Wm Hutton
North Ridges
D Kiser
G Hansman
H Morrison
Sohient
T Freese
O H Baker
Dr. Halt
A Mallar
F C Gehl
Miss B Jacobi
E Worthington
Genghter
R Schaffer
A Koepki
E Seeley
J Nichol
Elyria Thurn- Ay
H Holi
R iCrockns
A Cracker
Misa A Rolling
Biggs Everard Co
S Engel
Mrs. Hahn
Lorsin
Haker’s
West Ridge
E D Stetson
Dan Eason Anotioneer
Dione
the Elks
Stia
David Kennedy
Theodore Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg, Ky
Mad
M. Ve
David Heannedy
Lion
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