Geist and Davidson wedding in Kipton last Wednesday
WORTH RUSSIA Jake Albright attended the Geist and Davidson wedding in Kipton last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. LD Egeleston visiting at M.S. Bassstts for their home in Cleveland this morning. Mrs. Frank Parsons in convalescent. Lilie and Vetteschubert of Cberlin spent Sunday with their parents here. John Parsons spent Sunday with relatives in Amherst. Walter Nasi and sister Beatrice visited Sunday in Katun at their brother W. Ss. Nash. Leora Weed of Oberlin returned home after a week with Miss recurned in her home powern? ode Mary Keer yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Albright
Geist
Davidson
Kipton
LD. Egeleston
M.S. Bassstts
Cleveland
Frank Parsons
Lilie and Vetteschubert
Cberlin
John Parsons
Amherst
Walter Nasi
Beatrice Avient
Katun
W. Ss. Nash
Leora Weed
Oberlin
Mary Keer
Amherst widow’s death tolls revive local notices
Mrs Sarah Puiler of Amherst had her will probated last Wednesday. Joray Verret died following illness. Mrs Peabson will host a social Friday. Mrs Harris spent a few days in town, while Powers family mourns a relative. Cemetery association expanded grounds with bids paid for land. Revival meetings started last Sunday with Rev Corbellian Cleveland unable to attend earlier. Artillery Engle of Loraine visited mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Puiler
Lange
Kiyria
Amherst
Joray Verret Ber
Peatbson
Harris Hia
Sie Meiter
Hue
Sun
Res. Corbelliat Cleveland
le Ty Crane
Elyria
Bement
Pitt Town
Mr. Stack
Wilkins
Clevelid
Tawny
Otto
Ora Clark
Royalton
Sarah [Hau
Morris
Oberlin
Palnitier
Monrae
Mitton
Irwin Hubbard
Tyra
I. Dhubbard
Eld
Wana Thibbard
Vanfield
Sturday
Milfred Manin
Moe Md. Hater
North Eaton
Weliut Corps Saciday
Lorain County Notes and Community Ventures
In Lorain County many residents are visiting relatives and returning home after trips to Cleveland and Mt. Clemens. The German school on the creek has split into two rooms under Dohn Rotherydy, James Lewis, and Mdna. Local road work progresses with stone work south of the Center and a bridge near Amherst. A new rector has arrived in town, and the community hosts dances, husking bees, and a wedding breakfast with limited guests. Fire damaged a north-side dwelling, now reduced to ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Kelling
Peter Casper
G. Clifton
Mt. Clemens
Mich
The
Creek
Dohn Rotherydy
James Lewis
Mdna
Cleveland
Joon Wackel
North Eaton Hallow Social at Chas Balls Hall Tonight
The North Eaton social event at Chas Balls Hall will be held this evening from seven to eleven. Ghost stories will lead the program followed by music and fun. Everyone is invited. The town also shares condolences for the sudden death of Mrs. A. Bingham. Clayton Cabbing has returned from the Philippines and is adjusting to life back home. Mrs. Nuler hosts her sister from Norwalk this week. Harry Montell has joined the army and heads to Manila, facing likely combat ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Cook
A. Binghan
Tremithe Ridge
Nortines
Bingham
Clayton Cabbing
Philippines
Clare
PENFIELD QUARTERLY MEETING AND LOCAL NOTES
PENFIELD notes a quarterly meeting at the ML E church next weekend with Presiding Elder Kimbal preaching Saturday and Rev Reece of LaGrange on Sunday. The column lists a string of local visits, family news, and community gossip, including residents from Kentucky and Amherst, trips to Oberlin, Cleveland, and Toledo, and several house and garden remarks. A vandalism report describes damage at Hines’s residence, with windows broken and poultry harmed, prompting hopes for civil behavior.
Grafton News Briefs From Medina Conference and Local Events
A baby girl was born at the site of C Gortina in lat weed as a rumor. The Medina Aid Society was entertained at Mrs A Seeley's home last week. The semi annual Medina conferences met at the Congregational church with delegates from surrounding towns and a sizable program. Supper and dinner were served for delegates and friends by church ladies. Mrs P L Turner was brought home last week though crutches will still be needed for some time. J M Turner and family of Litchfield visited Grafton friends Sunday. Maggie West returned from Cleveland after visiting her sister Mrs Shaver. An explosion occurred Monday afternoon near the railroad gutting part of a Sant house. A man swore he was detailing a new la for G Novak near Mechamie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.bk. Aid Society
A. Seeley
Medina
Congregational Church
PL Turner
J .M. Turner
Litchfield
Grafton
Maggie West
Cleveland
G. Novak
Mechamie
Bow
Globe
Lndies Society
Renest Stetson
Nebraska
Salie “Tyler
Winnie | Littimner
Clark
Oberlin
Ary
J Patchins
Flore Hunter
Reuben
Dover
Sidney Stearn
Willard Stearn
Lina Wilson
Little Sin
Hidgeville
Monty
Buninbrige
Pearl Richardson
Harrisons
Will Stetson
Wisconsin
Harriet Carpenter
Pregsnist
Emi
Cleveland capitalists plan 35 million steel plant at Fairport
To Rival Lorain. Charles J. Pack leads capitalists proposing a 35,000,000 steel plant. A prospectus says the site near Fairport on the west bank of the river with 1400 acres under option. Plans include a 600 ton blast furnace, open hearth furnaces, a bar mill, and a plate mill to produce billets bars and plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles J. Pack
Mybo
Rai
Johnson
Tarai
Neta Surgical
Fairport
Millionaire scheme to plant West Harbor cabbage crop
A St. Gendlemian magnate proposes turning West Harbor at Port Clinton into a cabbage farm with plans to lease Catiwha Island swine gellar for storage and purchase three purc hoses while using land for kraut and celery. Cabbage, valued at $10 per ton this year due to scarcity, could yield up to $200 per acre at the usual price of $2 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gendlemian
St. Gowis
Marsi
Port Clinton
West Harbor
le Sugeoods
Big Catiwha
In town for Spanish-American War illustrated talk
Mr H B Burg of Cleveland visits to arrange an illustrated lecture on the Spanish-American War to be held at the M E church on the evening of November first. Promises a fine entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BK. Burg
Cleveland
M. EB
Why Not Investigate Both Water Systems Here
A call to compare lake and river waterworks options circulates in a Chamber of Commerce debate. The note urges impartial study of costs, storage, and filtration, citing typhoid linked to lake water and urging publishable findings for voters to judge the best, cheapest method before funding and mortgage risk. Also mentions Oberlin visit by Nash and Howland, and local notices about theater, fraternal order, and a Woodmen camp formation in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enron Hercuren
Chamber of Commerce
Xaine
Black River
Bare
Cleveland
Columbus
State Board of Health
Probst
Conneaut
J. Te 'Garfield
State Board
Community Notes from Brownhelm and Nearby
Miss Rose dena and sister Queen featured in social mentions while Miss Agnes Ralston recovers from typhoid fever. Guests include Sunaker and son Cloyd of Oberlin and Lea Barney of Elyria. Grangers host a dime social at Win Peck’s with pies and doughnuts. High school moves to a new center building. Rev. Cheney from Berlin Heights conducted Congregational service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Agnes Ralston
M Sunaker
Son Cloyd
Oberlin
Mer. Toi
Aweek
U.K
Rev. Swart
North Aimherst
Leia Barney
Elyria
Cheney
Berlin Heights
Amelia Eldridge
Charley, Johoeton
Vermillion
Luther Mo
Belden News From Warren Rout and Local Visits
Warren Rout, long tied to Poledo, spent a quiet week at home due to health. Various locals, including Veal Heath and Miss Hearty, were noted in dress events and social visits. Messages from Mrs. Wo. Warey of Welllington and others report travel, teaching assignments, and family gatherings. A wide array of social and school notices, including a concert, a Julius Caesar reading, and a Pedagogy discussion, filled the week with local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rout
Veal Heath
Hearty
Wo. Warey
Weilington
Jentie Marey
Mivinn
Bred
Bach
Taste Radioes
Iheverdon
Burka
Vyas
Natetrbor
Ms Bestiisity Setool
Iver Fey
Warriett
Ars
Danie
Wellington
Sadiy Wiels May
Orrin Oatmon
Julius Ceaser
Patenam
Dick and
Kidd Burton
Clevateland
W. Aldrict
Jay Meanel
Cleveland
Mrs. Spicer
la Grange
Wood
Fxn
Fall seeding and local notes in La Porte area
In La Porte the fall seed of wheat is seen as the most promising in years. Apples are abundant, but overindulgence leads to illness. Rabbits and quail are plentiful this season. A reception is announced at the home of Mrs. Woot, with Mr Totl Mr. honored. Mrs. At of Bingham dies suddenly during the week, leaving a quiet house and many mourners. An obituary will follow next week. Frank Prindhe and family moved into their new home on East CONST as the HawkN rises toward Havas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woot
Will Hanlin
Enum Olds
Coutiblucky
Bingham
Bingham Was In Chesvebriel
Cels
Frank Prindhe
East
Havas
Sheffield Social Notes highlight local visits and illness
Rev Kelsey called on church members this Thursday. Kraurer and Mrs Teantse Lawes visit parents Mars Nancy Taft is poorly. Taft and daughter visit Mrs Jenny Dute at Amherst. Eric Maciniber from Lorain visits Hoyd family. Mrs Kim Church from Cleveland guests Taft household. Cora Reynouls visits cousins Ralph Barnard and wife at Rocky River Hamlet. Drake of Michigan visits sister Mrs Heenek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
Torseday
Chars Kraurer
Teantse Lawes
Mars
Nancy Taft
M. Taft
Mars. McMullen
Jenny Dute
Aimherst
Mrestle Ty Eric Maciniber
Lorain
Harry
Francis Hoyd
Kim Church
Cleveland
Taft
Cora Reynouls
Ralph Barnard
Rocky River Hamlet
Mr. Drake
Michigan
Mrs. Heenek
Local notes on residents and events in the Vicinity
Mrs Somers of levelind and Miss Scotto of Penfield visited Miss Kiva Cole and Mr and Mrs Merritt then returned to their western home. Mr and Mrs Wil Slater moved to Greenville to lead the Di eiple church. George Andrews wed Miss Roga Beard of Avon. Cards issued for Harley Blain and Luella Andrews. Farmers report potatoes dug with some near half crop. Mrs Dickson hosted her children and grandchildren. An oyster supper at Mr Watsons next week supports the library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somers
Levelind
Scotto
Penfield
Kiva Cole
Myr
M Merritt
Wil Slater
Greenville
Slater
di Eiple
Geo. Andrews
Wen
Roga Beard
Avon
Harley B
Community Notes From Butternut Ridge Churches and Homes
Butternut Ridge residents report social events at the Universalist and Congregational churches including Thursday gatherings and visits by Mrs. Bramly of Chagrin Falls. Several families on the Ridge update on health, travel plans, and upcoming winter preparations while local farms begin potato and crop activities.
Elyria Business College Adopts Real Banking System
The Elyria Business college adopts a new Banking Practice system based on the American National Banking method. It trains students from cashier to teller through all bank roles, aiming to prepare graduates for immediate entry into modern banking. Leading firms endorse the method, and the school claims superior preparation and no need for later revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Elyria Business College
HW Hadik
Amerie Nathuhal
Sheseer
Etyria
Fallowe
Dia
Nankang
FBI
Vashion
Uuscount
Vallertion Lerk
Pondenve
Houk- Keege
Bouge
UN Bank
Thes Stein
Lenin
Tepe Hy Steyr
Yue
Unib
Aml
Uke No Sinan
Eiviia Business Coi Jege
Vita Genre Itera
Nebraska Corn Crop Figures Stun With Big Totals
A rough estimate places Nebraska corn yield around 390 million bushels. At sixty bushels per man daily, husking 390 million would require about 6,000,000 man-days, with storage and transport implications spanning vast scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Elyria Markets Buying Prices Snapshot
Market brief from Elyria lists varied commodity prices including apples per bushel, beef dressed per pound, beeswax per pound, chickens live and dressed, clover seed per bushel, corn per bushel, hay per ton, oats new and old per bushel, potatoes new per bushel, pork dressed per pound, wool per pound and other items with prices shown in a dense, OCR-like ledger format.
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Russia
Amberst
Lorain County
Henrietta
Carpenter
Wy Gee
Peak
Poesdaa
Ista Daamiter
Cithnon
Oey
Baptist Ehareh Wil
Jreet
Stern Maa Vhuiredis
Andrew Mote
Dasheer
Osevery
Bettisout Ohlovte
Me Nurtun
Pritt
Tie
Danes Lester
Yost
Barrows Lions
Sant Clark
Lome
Mise Marian
Jesse Hicks
Mike Irenaut
George Pickering
Jolie Stander
Ridgeville
Stephen Wilson
EOS
Javkeun
Chira de Russi
Olmasted Falls
Pearl Thompson
Olsted Falls
Ayor
Charles Squires
Philo Squires
E.R. Page
Blyvia
Bacon's Towers
Brownhelly
Med. Bogart
Tewt
Biri _ taal
Chey
Turryville
Henrietta Ami Amherst
John My Dowell
Peabody
Loli
Dehn
Ferris
Henry McPaw
Birningham
Amine Cheri Uiey
Mr. Peabody
Jobo
Coniuty House
John
M. A. Peabody
Hattie
Mt. Carroll
Browd
Elyria Milling Co
Paitiville
Ohio
Joe
Nlew
A. L. Dudleys
Joy Brown
Lin Terentain
H. OH. Berk
Floren
Vins
George Squires
Bessie
Kipten
Mattie Bacon
Brownhem
Sindy
Carlisle
Autheombers
Vields
Hlyria
Mary Tob
Andover
Treayer
Mise Mills
Edyria
Rick Maguire
Vt Hannay
Tomarrhige
Hiyeia
Dave
Bring
Joseph Gerhart
Chas. Tartten
Warren
Chatham
Thauney Hines
Geneatul
Sovie
Hines
Tam Aero
Hittes
Barange
Judge Nash
Geo. K. Nash
Paul Hewland
Paul Howland
College
Pereat Atention
Qherlin
Blner R Vance
Sterday
Plain Dealer
Elyria Opera House
Woodmen of the World
Brownhelm
Belden
LA Porte
Sheffield
Fields
Butternut Ridge
Elyria Markets
the Biggs
Will
Biggs
Mauntseed
Iar
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