Huntington social notes recount weekend visits and visits to nearby towns
Miss Alberta Noton visited with Julia Diril Lara over Sunday. Anna and Genevive Davison of Wellington stayed with grandparents W. E. L. Smith. Mrs. Adam Finkel and Oro spent Sunday in Sullivan with sister Mrs. M. Sprinkel. Epworth League convention attendees from the area traveled to Elyria last week. Mrs. F. E. Hull and Mrs. W. Hull were in Sullivan Saturday. Miss Barnes of Penfield visited Miss Leys Diriam last week. T. B. Smith and family visited sister Mrs. T. Lamen in Wellington Sunday. Ban Misses Term and Myrtle Coats visited relatives in Oberlin Sunday. Mr. R. Holland and wife of Wellington visited Eugene Bliss’s on Sunday. Eugene Goodrich and wife and Miss Mussin spent Sunday with A. J. Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Noton
Julia Dir- Iilara
Anna
Genevive Davison
Wellington
W. E L. Smith
Adam Finkel
Oro
Sullivan
M. Sprinkel
Epworth League
Elyria
F.E. Hull
W. Hull
Miss Barnes
Penfield
Leys Diriam
T. B. Smith
T. Lamen
Bane
Myrtle Coats
Oberlin
Mr. R. Holland
Eugene Blisses
Eugene Goodrich
Miss Mussin
A. J. Sage
West Ridge Community Notes Include Delegates and Visits
Mrs. Pope entertained company for days this week. Rev. Mr Life visited O. H. Sutliff’s home. O. H. Sutliff and daughter VerSoy traveled to Wellington on Wednesday. Mrs. W. H. Sutliff visited daughter Mrs. H. Brown in Elyria midweek. B. Squiree sold his horses. Rev. Reidinger campaigned on the ridge this week. Onur S. school chose delegates for Wellington May 24: Mr. Childs Oberlin Supt., Mrs. Pope, Miss Alice Sutliff, Mrs. VerSoy. Arthur VerSoy visited Vermillion Sunday. Boxwell law exams taken by several pupils. A temperance address by Mr. Reidinger drew a good audience Sunday evening with hope of good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Worker
Onur S. School
Wellington
Childs
Oberlin
Pope
Alice Sutliff
VerSoy
Arthur VerSoy
Vermillion
Boxwell Law
Reidinger
Death of L F Thayer at 249 Outer Avenue
Mr L F Thayer died Saturday noon at his home after eight years of paralysis and a recent stroke. The funeral is set for 10 o clock Monday with Rev Stivers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thayer
Outer Avenue
Thayer
Mr. Thayer
Her. Stivers
Funeral of Mrs. Amelia Artz at West Eighth Street home
Mrs Amelia Artz died May 7 after a prolonged illness at the residence of Mr and Mrs William Childs West Eighth street. Guides Hudson Tuttle conducted the services at the house. Shattuck Sisters sang and F W Martin officiated at the cemetery reading a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Childs
West Eighth Street
Amelia Artz
My. Hudson Tuttle
Berlin Heights
Shattuck Sisters
South Lorain
F. W. Martin
North Ridgeville Community Notes and Deaths Appearances
Local notices report visits by residents Othke and Shaw, a May 6 birth, illnesses including scarlet fever and gastric fever, a May 10 birthday party for Louise Lewis, and Rev. Stapleton’s call to a Cleveland church. Obituaries note Mrs. Maitland Beebe, Mr. Georrell, and Harvey Paddock. sympathy extended to Mrs. Burrell. Community events include school close, Ladies Benevolent Society meeting, and upcoming town hall exhibits and an L O T M entertainment with Cleveland guest Rena Arnoki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othke
Ridgeville
Dayton
Friends
Z. A. Shaw
John Fitts
Etta Sayers
Gertrude Ridgway
Florence Paddock
Louise Lewis
Miss Lewis
Henry
Stapleton
Kinsman Street Congregational Church
Cleveland
Maitland Beebe
Georrell
Burrell
Dover
Bidwel
Cousins
Grecey
Bernice Bramiey
Pausy
Amherst Village Notes Highlight Local Visits and Repairs
Henry Altmiller sickness improves and home projects proceed with new plastering and a Beri point. Phillip Braun and mother from Worth Amherst visit. Wallace Court installs a wind mill. Scholars pass examinations. William Webster couple visit North Amherst. Rural free delivery mail boxes installed. Miss Ida Bauman travels to Elyria. Mrs. Warren Spaulding recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Altmiller
Albert
Champney
Phillip Braun
Worth Amherst
Teienar
Altmiller
John Bohn
South Amherst
Wallace Court
William Webster
North Amherst
Ida Bauman
Elyria
Warren Spaulding
Local notes from Lake Breeze and area residents
Lake Breeze reports show Mr Ed Mowers and Mr Labs of South Lorain visiting the lake. Sanders of Lorain repaired a cottage bathroom. Ma H G Redington was on the shore last Thursday. Redington recently returned from Denver where he owns gold mining stock. Dr Wheatley and Mr Mowers called on Mr Seymour, and Seymour called on Mr Ey L Disbro in Elyria last Thursday. Howard Constable has received a new wheel from Sears Roebuck Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Mowers
Mr. Labs
South Lorain
Lake Breeze
Sanders
Lorain
Suppes Cottage
Ma. H. G. Redington
Mr. Redington
Denver
Colorado
Dr. Wheatley
Seymour
A.seymouur
Ey L. Disbro
Elyria
Howard Constable
Seara, Roebuck and Co
Chicago
Local Notes from Columbia and Elyria
Columbia updates report Cora Walkden learning dressmaking in Elyria and Mrs F F Baker sprained an ankle from stepping on a stone. A new stone road from Columbia to Eaton town line is under construction. Royal Walker sold his mill to Mr Johnson of North Eaton who will move to the latter’s place. Scarlet rash affects the Hathaway family. A birthday party celebrated for Mr France Emmons over eighty. Reverends Hanaweal and wife invited guests. Wm Bastard builds a wire line fence to ease neighborly tensions. Seven new members join Aenes Grange, including M E minister and wife. Pearl Reisinger returns to Columbia friends. Oliver Martin visited sister Mrs Clara Crooker. Fred Hlotz and family hosted a Sunday gathering of ladies. Mr Winger frames his new house. H D O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Roy Webster
Charles Ybeon
Oscar Bingham
Con
LaGrange
P. GC. Gilman
Tiffin
S. A. Powers
David Gibbs
Carlisle
E. D. Chapman
Elyria
Giles Bath
Edd Bath
J W. Booth
Lorain
Emily Hobill
George Glover
H. P. Chapman
H. M. Tripp
Ted Robson
A. J. Wilson
Penfield
Frank Foster
W. C. Prindle
Norcross
Lizzie Shitts
B.D. Ashley
Medina
Frank W. Ashley
Chicago
Bryenton
Gratton
Sara Moran
Colorado
Ladies Aid Society
Reisinger
Foster Place
Maydale
la Grange
Francis Slanter
Black River
Bnay
N. G. Hamlin
Eaton
Loren Ha
Cora Walkden
F. F. Baker
Columbia
Eaton Town
Royal Walker
Johnson
North Eaton
Scarlet Rash
Elly Hathaway
France Emmons
Hanaweal
Aenes Grange
M. E
Pearl Reisinger
Oliver Martin
Clara Crooker
Fred Hlotz
Winger
H. D
Temperance rally draws many. schools excel in exam
The Belden temperance meeting at the M E church drew a large crowd. Miss Marcy and Mr Damon led schools tied for highest temperance exam average with no prize yet awarded, though board of education may grant encouragement funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Marcy
Damon
Board of Education
Chas. Strickland
W. S. Aldrich
Estella Crowell
Claveland
F. Net
Zea Aldrich
LaGrange High School
Clare Lehman
Jennie Marcy
Elyria
Ids Root
Cleveland
Fia
Grafton Social Notes and Local Property Moves
Grafton residents report guests from Cleveland and Lorain. Tom Foll buys two lots once held by Mat Life and plans a residence. Local buyers and visitors include J L Beesing, Mrs Beesing, Mrs Metsger, W Saston, John Moore, Albert Rawson, Zona Rawson, and T Bennington with relatives in Wakeman.旧
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Richwime
Cleveland
A. Doncaster
Tom Foll
Mat Life
Chas. Kelley
Lorain
J. L. Beesing
Mr. T. Bennington
Wakeman
Penfield News Bedeviled By Accident And Social News
Penfield reports an accident on Friday night caused by careless driving near Litchfield injuring Mr and Mrs H D Taylor as their buggy was wrecked. Mr Frank Shank and companion sped away without aiding. Mrs Taylor escaped serious harm. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Lewis Meade of Cleveland. Band boys hosted an ice cream supper despite cool weather. Mrs I A Fox remains ill with some improvement. her mother Mrs Rob Park cares for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dixon
Oberlin
Lewis Meade
Cleveland
McCoy
I. A. Fox
Rob. Park
LaGrange Community News Roundup and Notes
Sunday Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. George Ritchis. Several residents ill or moved, including Mrs Calyn Saunders prostrated and Barren Miller returning north of town. Frank Johnapy and Alyah White attended Spencer and Chatham commencements. graduation at city hall next Wednesday. Names of graduates listed in English and Latin courses. Memorial Sunday services planned with Rev. George Richio. Various visits, ailments, and property notes among local families. electric line talk and Hastings post meeting highlights. Dime social planned by Hastings Relief corps on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calyn Saunders
Barren Miller
Frank Johnapy
Spencer
Alyah White
Fred Dayne
Penfield
Frank Johnson
Chatham
Richie
Hallowell
City Hall
Nellie Gott
Clara L. Adams
Marguerite Bouga
Frank L. Mayon
Hottie Hopkins
Alonzo B. Bradstock
Marie Pelton
Leslie EB. Gott
Lynette M. Gott
B. White
Orrin White and Son
Wellington
8. Johnson
George Trenchand
Crafton
Snyder
Henry
Mark Warren
Calvin Saunders
DeLoss Saunders
Jake Yost
Espn
James Denham
Wilkins Brothers
Crane
Maydale
Gratton
Currie
Hastings Post
G. A. R. and
Gorps W. RB
Cleveland
B. A. Butter
Mary Snyder
I da Sheldon
Tillie
Saah Fulton
Elyria
Stroup
Finch
Lee Stroup
Charlie Keluher
F. Pritchord
Moranville
Akron
W. H. Johnson
Charles Curtice
Gon Harvey
Harvey
Boxwell
Hastings
W.R. C
R. Wight
V. BP
OC. A. Wilcox
Wilcox
8. L. Hubbard
Huldah Powers
Ed. McKisson Hay
Chales McKisson
Jane Gotti
Fank Banum
North Haton
Mikey Mangon
Flora Ingalls
Yin
Quarry
Berea
Dide Gott
Bellefontaine
S. W. Miller
Hastings Relief Corps
Ed. Nichols
Parole Hearing Recommended for Hawin Nelson
A prisoner at the Ohio penitentiary has been recommended by the warden and chaplain for parole consideration. The hearing date is set for June and will determine if Hawin Nelson may be granted parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawin Nelson
Ohio
Local visits and society notes from Pittsfield area
Messrs Arthur and Bird Rawson visited Mrs Frank Root in Pittsfield last week. Missionary society at Mrs A J Williamson was well attended. Mrs Mary Weinle of Grafton visited her parents Mr and Mrs A G Wilson. Memorial services set for May 26 at the Methodist Church. Various residents from LaGrange Elyria Wellington Lorain and Luttrange noted in attendance and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Arthur
Bird Rawson
Elyria
Frank Root
Henry Kruger
Miss Mabet
Beeeing
Imlo Pickworth
LaGrange
fMre
Grant Pitts
Judson
Ada Sheffield
Lorain
Wm. Rogers
G. G. Smith
Wellington
Mra
Bement
Walcot
Luttrange
Local church groups plan social and memorial events
Avon Ladies of the Baptist church host a Chinese social at Mrs Sue Jameson's home on Friday evening May 81. Mrs Locke of Cleveland attends at Robert Pickering's. A separate bake sale and ice cream social at Mr and Mrs Frank Alton's on May 50 supports St Marys church. Royal Union society meets at Mr and Mrs John Eager's home Thursday afternoon. Memorial Day services are planned with a 10 30 am sermon. Miss Viola William visits LaPorte area. Mr and Mrs William Canfield visit James Lewis’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
Sue Jameson
Locke
Cleveland
Robert Pickering
Frank Alton
St. Mary's Church
Royal Union Society
John Eager
Chiadles
Blackwells
Viola William
Lorain
William Canfield
LaPorte
James Lewis
L. G
Kipton Church Events Highlight Commencement And Local News
Kipton notes report the upcoming May 24 commencement at Union church for three graduates Miss Mabel Brumby Rosamond Ewattine and Mr Louie Lattle. Superintendent Parker to continue another year with Mr Perkins as assistant. Cantata praised and Baptist meeting planned with Memorial service at Disciple church and Decoration day address by Mr Haskell of Wellington. Local repairs begin on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton Jugh School
Supt. Parker
Perkins
Parker
Perkinsf
Sane
Union Church
Mabel Brumby
Rosamond Ewattine
Louie ¢ Lattle
Grace Sheppard
Clyria Business _ college
Qberiln
R. Hardy
Otis Kelsey
Leo. Webber
Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Kipton
Disciple
Andrew Dayidam
Oberling
Ses
Tom Broader
Toledo
Haskell
Wellington
South Streat
Hisho
Brownhelm Decoration Day Plan In Brownhelm
Fruits and berries flourish as Brownhelm plans Decoration Day with cemetery driveways and cross walks under township trustees. The Grange leads efforts with Judge Nye of Elyria delivering the address at 10 a m. A move to oust Postmaster Lewis Clark at Brownhelm Station arises. Clark has served 16 years with credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Nye
Elyria
Lewis Clark
Brownhelm Station
Clark
Local Notes from Amherst Area Community
A scattered Amherst Chronicle entry records Belle Kilmer spraining her ankle after a fall, Clarence Kilmer’s foundation work, and new porches added by Lewis Rhodes and John Rosa Nave. It notes a wedding at the parsonage between Charles Hahn and Lottie Cummins, visits by Ethel Jewel of Hays City, illness updates on Mrs Rodtern and Elver Hessner, and other neighbors hosting guests and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Kilmer
Charles Kolb
Clarence Kilmer
Lewis Rhodes
John Rosa Nave
Amherst
Roy, Braithwaite
Charles Hahn
Lottie Cummins
Ethel Jewel
Hays City
Kansas
Hannih Jewel
BO Rodtern
Elver Hessner
Roy Fliggins
Zanesville
J. B. Durand
Samuel Roe
H. Hurlburt
Alta
Lizzie Clarice
Philadelphia
Jessie Wright
Bowling Green
Charles Kalb
Perlon
Henry
Baker's Crossing social and local events noted
The Benson letters report social visits across Wellington and nearby towns. Rev Burnell of Cleveland attends events honoring EL Jillison and J Ford, with dances attended by Henry Labose and Mastin. Mr George Jones visits in flyria, and Mr O Bliss travels from Wellington to Buffalo for an exposition. An upcoming Universalist church preach may 26 by Miss Shipman. local residents Mary Legget and Mrs Rogers are mentioned amid farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Burnell
Cleveland
EL. Jillison
J. Ford
Leipair
H. Ghaping
Ine Pritts
Chatam
Walter Hatchingburg
Anil
Henry Labose
Mastin
Welington
George Jones
C. Bush
Howard -eeSae
Wellington
E. Baker
Bliss
Buffalo
Huntington
Yill
Universalist Church
Migs Shipman
North Glnsted
Osryl Sage
Jessie
Mary Legget
M. Rogers
Agricola
Ice Dream Social by Church of Christ Youth at Mr J D Cole�s
Young people of the Church of Christ host an ice dream social at the home of J D Cole on Chestnut Ridge Friday evening May 31. Special entertainment features planned and inviting neighbors to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. D. Cole
Chestnut Ridge
Memorial Sunday Sermon At M. E. Church
The Elijah Hayden post No. 49 G A R and Ladies of the G A R will attend Memorial Sunday services at the M E church on May 26 Rev Endly to preach the memorial sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Hayden
G.A. R
M. HE
Endly
Obituary for Clara Decker, 1821 1901, La Grange area
Clara Decker born July 5 1821 in Manchester Ontario County New York? died May 9 1901 at age seventy nine years ten months and four days. She came to La Grange at eighteen taught school married William Burr Gott November 1 1840 then moved to Michigan seven years later returned to Olto wna by oxen wagon. Survived by seven children twenty two grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Her faith and cheerful spirit left a lasting stamp on family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Decker
Manchester
Ontario Co
la Grange
William Burr Gott
Michigan
Olto
Wna
Diad
Earth
Obituary of Sarah Ann Earl 1814 1901 Newfield Ohio
Sarah Ann Earl born December 20 1814 in Newfield Tompkins County died May 11 1901 aged 86 years 4 months 20 days She married Silas Earl who died in June 69 and Henry Fanver whom she wed in 1865 later moved to Ohio in 1864 She lived on a farm at Butternut Ridge Cemetery where she was laid to rest beside her husband The funeral was May 18 at the family home She joined Free Will Baptist in youth and later Congregational church life lived consistently with faith Her caregivers were her nephew and nieces No children survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Earl
Newfield
Tompkins Co. N
Silas Earl
Ohio
Henry Fanver
Free Will Baptist Church
Aton
Sharehk
Butternut Ridge
Tonnage Doubled by W. & L. E. and Wabash Consolidation
The consolidation of the W. and L. E. and the Wabash is expected to double the tonnage of the railway through Wellington and greatly increase Wabash business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Wellington
Contention Over County Delegation For June Caucuses
Local politics discuss the June 5 caucuses with J. T. Haskel and Geo. H. Chamber as possible mayoral candidates. A unified delegation is sought with a single candidate supported by the majority, aiming to maximize Lorain County influence in the senatorial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Haskel
Geo. H. Chambe
Mayor Rain
Caucases
Lorain
Ashland
Medina
Richland
Penitentiary Sentence for Charles Lowery in Robbery Case
Charles Lowery was sentenced to a penitentiary on Wednesday for a robbery. He wrote in Chardon, with Jack Ryan noted as a fence. Lowery's wife appeared in court as the judge denied a new trial, stating no grounds could be granted. Both prisoners were to report to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Jack Ryan
Lowry
Lowryion
Local Man Leonard Sought After Alleged Freight Robbery Claim
A report describes Leonard, a Lorzin boy about age unknown, who left home to seek work and became involved with a freight train incident. Authorities pursued an accusation of robbery linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Concert by city and regional soloists announced
A fine May 28 Congregational concert features soloists from ville and Wellington with piano instruction by Livanovski Henselt and Urban Paterewski. Public performance benefits the Old Ladies' charity with proceeds limited to concert audience. Tickets available at Murbac Trig. Proceeds support the Lake S President Collawe’s work in New York Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Wellingto
Johannes
Livanovski Henselt
Henrich Urban Paterewski
Pond
Murbac
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West Ridge
L F. Thayer
Artz
North Ridgeville
Henrietta
Belden
Grafton
George Ritchis
Silas Stroupie
Pittsfield
Avon
Brownhelm
pacTea
Aatherst
Baker’s Crossing
Fields
Ashland County
Charles Lowery
Lorzin Boy
Trig
Lake S
Collawe
York Centra
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