Butternut Ridge Social Notes and Local Fragments
Butternut Ridge community items describe visits and family gatherings. Vern Martin and wife spent Sunday with Mr Alexander. Parrie Martin visited her parents. Eathaway and relatives spent the week with kin. Pember and wife hosted cousins. Tompkins and Tompkins hosted Sunday gatherings. Young Eaton men wed and new dwellings mentioned.
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Alexander ix
Vern Martin
Alexander
Parrie Martin
Jackson
Eathaway
Will Pember
Wil Farrand
Munday
Erry Hat
Belden Community Notes and Local Social Updates
Belden residents attend New England supper hosted by Maccabee ladies of La Grange. Mrs Chamberlain and Mesdames De Puero of Cleve and others participate. Tebinat’s residence receives a new foralley. J Haury Sr. noted. Avon Lake reports Dunning and Miss Nellie Green visiting Cleveland. Sewing society led by Mrs Dell Drowning meets. local reports include North division travels and country musings.
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Tural
Nellie Green
Cleveland
Dell
North
H. Nav
Elyria Reporter Manager L Disera Telephone No Bo
The Elyria Reporter lists L Disera as manager with a telephone number on the page. No further details provided.
Local Notes From Oberlin Area Details Football Losses and Community Events
The Hlgrid Juniors football team lost 1 0 at South Lorain to Columbus of Lorain. Funeral for William Rosking, killed at the steel plant, held in Johnstown. Revival meetings at M. and church chapel daily at 2 PM and 7 PM. The play On the Suwanee River slated for Neuse Friday. A dime social planned at Rev. Knapp’s residence. Various local notices cover school meetings, police, births, church events, and road work.
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Hlgrid
South Lorain
Columbus
Loran
William Rosking
Johnstown
Pas Surtees
Teelock
Suwanee
Neuse
J. J. Knapp
East Fourthly Street
Reneral
T Te Elypia Veet Society
Notice to Hunters On Eaton And Ridgeville Farms
Notice forbids hunting or trespassing on the farms of the undersigned in Eaton and Ridgeville townships. Violations will be prosecuted. Names listed: J. DL Reed Lew Herb Allen Cheesman A. Pitts Wm Langton E Beebe W Kipp W Eldred.
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Eaton
Ridgeville
J. DL. Reed
Lew Herb
Allen Cheesman
A. Pitts
Wm. Langton
E. Beebe
W. Kipp
W. Eldred
Foreclosure and sale ordered in Knowlton v De France case
In Common Pleas Court Belle Knowlton sues Mary De France for money and foreclosure of mortgage with equitable relief. Default noted and judgment entered for the plaintiff for 9582.82 including fore closes and an order of sale. In Hudwell v Missouri Gains et al partition and equitable relief granted. Commissioners O TF Carter L T Whitney and A Farver appointed to oversee partition.
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Belle Knowlton
Mary de France
Prof Wright Lecture on Ohio Mound Builders Relics
Prof G Frederick Wright of Oberlin delivered a lecture at the Western Reserve Historical Society in Cleveland on The Relics of the Mound Builders and Other Prehistoric Inhabitants of Ohio. Wright, a noted archaeologist, was named director of archaeological and ethnological exhibits for the Northwestern Territory centennial exposition.
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Western Reserve Historical Society
Cleveland
G. Frederick Wright
Oberlin College
Ohio
Wright
Northwestern Territory
Oberlin visits and local notices fill Lagrange page
Oberlin resident Mrs Nettie Eston visits Lagrange friends while Ed Wilcox travels to Cleveland for work. Local residents, travelers and couples appear in town for visits, illness and church events. Epworth League social, baptist church notices, and everyday classifieds mix with real estate offers and local shop adverts.
It Saved Her Life Miss Mamie Smith's Remark
Miss Mamie Smith of Middlesboro Kentucky reports her little sister suffered a severe fit of the group. After giving several doses of Foley's Honey and Tar she was instantly relieved and it saved her life in her account from Dykeman.
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Mamie Smith
Middlesboro
Foley
Dykeman
It May Save Your Life Suits 43 49 to 28
Arthur C Moore advertises Foley's Honey and Tar at 24 Heighton Ave Elyria Ohio to prevent pneumonia grip and cold. Order by postal card for samples. Office hours Saturday 1 to 6 pm. Claims relief for coughs colds croup la grippe hoarseness breathing difficulties whooping cough incipient consumption asthma bronchitis. Guaranteed.
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Arthur C. Moore
Foley
Heighton Ave
Elyria
Ures
LaPorte
Q. Croup
la Grippe
Dykeman
PERSONAL NOTES FROM SHELBY AREA NEWS
Shelby social briefs report visits and travels of local residents. R Mann of Shelby attended city events. Henry Mellown left for St Louis and Louisville. Mrs Purseh and Mrs Weller visited Cleveland. Auditor George H Lewis at a state aviators meeting in Columbus. N W Moteau ill at home from heart trouble. D G Baldwin and wife attended a piano recital in Oberlin. J J Peck and Mrs Lord visited friends and relatives in Boreas. The Metropolian Life Insurance Co moves from Klygla to Lorain. Marshall Krohnting seen in police at Cleveland on bicycle. John Biggs of Carlisle linked to a spring pig weighing 28 pounds. C Visher of Lovain released Sherman house in town for 7,000. Oil drilling on Swartz tract in Russia township expected to begin this week. Prospctors in Mint region lease 2000 acres. Sophia Meyers improving from typhoid fever. Noupareil club hosted a fortnights dinner in Elyrin block with Pomeroy’s orchestra. Changes in Sunday schedule affect Cleveland trains. Dr D Tanbernan to attend Young Men's Christian Association event and speak on Use and Abuse of Books. Young Men’s Christian Association literary society officers elected. Next meeting November 22. Spiritualist lecture at G A R ball drew full house. Mr Sprague delivered a speech and poetry on love, strength, immortality. Mrs Sprague to appear again tonight.
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Elyria Light Gaunrds
Elyria
Jean Walsh
Aumiear
Harry Wrants
Imperial Ladies
Church of Christ
Young Peoples
St. Andry Church
Sophia Bury
Ninth Street
Kiytin Licht Guards
Conpany
Lottie Dyke
Corinahian Card Club
East Sixth Street
Beck
A. ML. Stoddard
Chestnut Grave Bible Circle
M. Dewhurst
Marion Metall
Henry Blaine
East Fifth Street
Phureday
Fe. Wee.endley
Welpek
Phe Devedaed
Richard Allen Rost G
Migeia Junities
Colimbias
Feir Crounds
William Fonds
Funiars
Lavon
Frank Elliott
Parks de Restompant
Northowestern Mie ‘Teachers’ Association
Sandusky
Charles Cushing
William Reiking
Lake Shore
Johnstown
Reikine
OG. R. Mann
Shelby
Henry Meljlwn
St. Louis
Louisville
W.T. Purseh
Gen. Weller
Cleveland
George H. Lewis
Columbus
N.W. Moteau
Washington Avenue
D. G. Baldwin
Oberlin
J. 1. Peck
C. Lord
Boreas Vriday
Metropalitmn Life Insurance Go
Klygla
Lorain
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C. Visher
Lovaim
Sherman House
Gus Baldwin
Swartz Tien
Russia
Mint
Sophia Meyers
Dye Meyers
Noupareil Club
Ely
Musle
Pomeroy
Cot
Clevelind
Tanbernan
Young Men's Christus Association
Christin Association
oMeers
A.B. Crowl
J. Lyng Bowing
Rewin Brann
Carl Wageman
G. A. R. Ball
Sprague Agai
Injury at the Plant After Fall of Timber
Frank Taxter of Lodi Street suffered serious bruises to his left side when a heavy timber fell at the steel plant yesterday. He was at the furnaces and does not have broken bones though his injuries are described as quite serious but not necessarily dangerous.
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Frank Taxter
Lodi Street
Founder of Elyria Told Through Springfield Origins
Akbar H. Shaw recounts Greek letter history linking Springfield Massachusetts to Elyria Ohio. He traces Heman Ely’s early business ventures, the 1817 fording of Black River, the Elyria settlement, and ties between West Springfield and Elyria while noting the Nathaniel Ely tavern as a historic landmark.
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Western Reserve
Nathaniel Ely
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Cambridge
Wartford
Fly
Watrior
King Philp
Springfield
Daughters of the Revolution
Ninaly
Elyria
Akcikr H. Siaw
Sale at Wotring farm near La Grange Center
Public sale announced by Dan Bason for F Barnum at the Wotring farm one and a half miles north of La Grange Center on Tuesday November 23. Milch cows, yearling heifers, grade Holsteins, two heavy work horses, brood sow, sewing machine, plows, cultivator, spike tooth harrow, spring wagons, harnesses, barrel churn, and many other articles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bason
F. Barnum
Wotring
la Grange Center
Milch Gows
Progress on Lorain Elyria North Amherst Railway
The Lorain Elyria and North Amherst line advances well this fall with rails laid past Elyria toward North Amherst. Some sections will slow due to a shortage of special iron for curves and other places, which is presently unobtainable.
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Lorain
Elyria
North Amherst
Half Way
Fair and Bazaar at St Marys Church
A four day bazaar at the basement of St Marys Church Elyria runs Wednesday to Saturday November 29 92 4 and 25. The ladies in charge promise ample amusements and a first class dinner and supper. Wagner Brothers orchestra will entertain visitors and shorten the wait.
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St. Mary's Church
Elyria
Wagner Brothers
Elyria Markets Report Prices Listed for Various Goods
A historical market list from Elyria shows per unit prices for commodities including apples, barley, beans, eel, beeswax, butter, live and dressed poultry, clover seed, corn, eggs, hay, honey, mutton, oats, new potatoes, pork, timothy seed, wool, and wheat. Prices are given per bushel, per pound, per dozen, or per ton, reflecting early market pricing conventions.
Overcoats advertised by White Horse and White City Garments
Overcoat customers warned their order is overdue and invited to purchase ready made or tailor made garments from Arthur C. Moore. The ad offers overcoats at 3.43 and requests a posted card with address to send samples from Elyria Ohio.
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White Horse
Arthur C. Moore
Heighton Ave
Elyria
LaPorte
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