Carlisle School Opens Third Year Teachers and Residents Noted
Carlisle notes the third year of the centre school with Mr KB Carrier teaching. Miss Mary Coghlan at Turn ore Mills and sister Kitts nearby. Several residents travel to Elyria and Columbus for schooling. Local visits include Mira Cuella Milla at W Sayles and Mrs. Bruce moving to Elyria. Community events feature an address by Lady Olds in Elyria and Maccabeam subject at M F church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. KB. Carrier
Mary Coghlan
Turnore Mills
Kitts
Goodrich
Medina
Millard Warner
Frank Prindle
Elyria
Johnson
Columbus
Mira Cuella Milla
W. Sayles
Qne
Maccabeelam
Merriman
J. Lantsberry
la Grange High School
Mary Maddock
Burnawick
Mias Kanecticus
Dent
Mion £. Caughlin
Cleveland
Br. F. Gifford
C. Mille
Bruce
Grace
East Ave
Hart
David Wootring
Violet
Grafton News Briefs Touch on Families and Local Events
GRAFTON Mrs Sailabury received a telegram last Wednesday stating her sister in Indiana was dead and she left for there. The Maccabee picnic was a success despite morning rain. Prof Parker spoke, and rain cleared for a sunny afternoon. Burke’s mother visited, and Leary began a two week vacation. Katherine Gott visited Rose Thompson. School begins next week with no teacher changes. Hassan of Centerburg and F R Showalter’s old comrade visited. Burke will not return next year to pursue Anti-Saloon League work and will study law with George Chamberlain of Elyria. Felt and daughter Maggie visit Breoksville. Mrs J Robson is sick. Our band went to Lorain. Mrs Whitney of Cleveland visits Mrs Rosa Banell. Banell’s society well attended with Elyria visitors. Several from Elyria attended the G A R encampment. Mrs George Steele left for Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gott
Wellington
Rose Thompson
Targe Jage
M. F. Hassan
Centerburg
F. R. Showalter
Martin
Sears
R. O. Lewton
Burke
George Chamberlain
Elyria
R. Felt
Maggie
Breoksville
J. Robson
Lorain
Miller
Lydia Daugherty
Spencer
Miles Suthiff
Fanny Wolcott
Cleveland
E. J. Yeomans and Son
Clara Banche
Wm. Mason
H. M. Ross
Carrie
FE. Henry
W. RB. C
Lodi
Misaes Stella
Ida Prosser
Truit
Charley
Rathbone Sisters
Brighton Notes From September Fair and Local Arrivals
Theo Brown plans to attend the Norwalk street fair this week. Miss Mary Van Osdale returned to Akron. K K. Walker and W.W. Burge with family visited Elyria and Oberlin on recent trips. Mrs. H Hardy and Ella travel to Iowa for a long visit. A McCoy and wife move into Hardy house. Mrs. Fenwick and daughters to occupy McCoy’s vacated house. Peasley finished barn addition and it looks better. Summer school scholars in Elyria have gone home. Ream new W and L E R BR agent has moved to Mrs. Newhall’s house. Everyone urged to attend the society at Mrs. Everson’s Wednesday afternoon for a grand time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Brown
Norwalk
Mary van Osdale
Akron
Kk. B. Walker
W.W. Burge
Elyria
C. Everson
Oberlin
H. Hardy
Ella
Iowa
A. McCoy
Hardy
Barn Fire, Local News, and Area Updates in Lorain County
Lorain County notes include a barn burned near Henrietta with hay grain lost and horses safe in pasture. Elmer Dunlap and family returned from a Sullivan reunion. Gas from Henry Petty’s new well may fuel mill machinery. Henry Brill and wife introduce a washing machine nearby. Mrs Keighley and Brownhelm residents host washing, and visits occur among local families. School openings delayed. dust clouds persist. local events and preacher plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gegenheimeran
Henrietta
Elmer Dunlap
Sullivan
Dunlap
Henry Petty
Henry
Webb and Son
New London
Henry Kelley
Mary Brown
Elyria
Henrietta Township
Henry Brill
Russia Township
Obituary for Grandma Wing A Pioneer of Longevity
Eliza Barnard born September 25 1820 married Stephen P Wing January 26 1836 six children only one survives Mrs Clarinda Pelton Newbury sister Mary Gibba Newbury. Husband died in Andersonville after Civil War hardships. Moved to LaPorte 1870 cared for by foster son Bernard Worthington last 15 years. Known as Grandma Wing, died August system. Ward of thanks from family to friends and Rev. Tovell choir for funeral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Barnard
Stephen P. Wing
Clarinda Pelton
Mary Gibba
Newbury
Andersonville
LaPorte
Bernard Worthington
Grandma Wing
Pune
N.W
Wellington Notes On Local Events And Arts
Wellington residents sent a large turnout to Philadelphia for G A R events while others reported on a Lakeside visit, malaria illness of Rev Maygouer, and musica lprograms. Mary Clark Haskell and Miss Burr drew praise at a Friday musicale with Skoyland, all Wellingtonians, and local teaching successes. Dr Carl Rust headed east for two weeks visiting Niagara Falls and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. A. Reremin
Wellington
Maygouer
Lakeside
Anna Rawson
Ferni Smith
van Wert
Cha Utliff
Mannie
Bidt
Tamily
Mary Clark
Haskell
Skoyland
Miss Burr
G. L. Couch
Cleveland
Dr. Gregg
Carl Rust
East
Niagara Falls
Connecticut
Avon Lake Social News Highlights From Ridgeville
Avon Lake and Ridgeville communities report visits from Cleveland and Bellefontaine residents, school openings, a St Peters church wedding, and local entertainment. Notables include Elyria College visitors, a Universalist church social, camping trips near Lake Breese, typhoid illness, and statewide railings of household events. Activities span family visits, travel to Oberlin and Wisconsin, and a regiment reunion for E. Hillot.
Lake Breeze Social Roundup at Elyria and Cleveland visits
T M Brush and family return home to Elyria while Anna and Julia Rothgery visit relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Max Suppes recovers from illness as Mrs Monroe and niece enjoy a lake day. Mrs Folansben calls on Mrs Suppes and Mrs Rankin. Mrs D Stiwald of Michigan visits Lake Breeze with Mr C Stiwald. Mrs Miller and daughter from Cleveland plan to return home. Margarette and Katherine Brosh entertain cousin Harold Pare from Riverina. The seruoul haw is being new plasterie lt. Sunmnas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Brush
Elyria
Anna
Julia Rothgery
Cleveland
Max Suppes
Penfield News Roundup and Local Notices
Viveomother of Sirs Benstow visits with defughter as Mr Bartholomew and wife return from the east. Junior League to host a pie sale at the Center next Saturday afternoon. Center school started this week. Mrs Lovaden entertains guests from Cleveland. Pauline Hayes teaches this Bertha Reynourd towin Line. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Nichol. Allen Brouse farm known as Russell Star Farm for sale. Myrtle Firestone of Spencer and Grave Chapman of Wellington in town. Temperance lecture at M E church next Sunday night by Rev B A Cormwell of Oberlit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viveomother
Sirs
Benstow
Bartholomew
Lovaden
Cleveland
Pauline Hayes Boran
Bertha Reynourd
Towin
Ernest Nicheols
Allen Brouse
Russell Star Farm
Myrtle Firestone
Spencer
Grave Chapman
Wellington
A. Cormwell
Oberlit
North Eaton News Reflects Drought and Deaths
North Eaton notes drought intensifies, corn ripens, and wells run dry. J J Boss returns home after hospital stay, while Miss Myrtle King begins her third year in Ross district. Local deaths occur including an infant burial from cholera infantum. Residents report sickness and a hydrophobic cow shot, with few townspeople recounting a Philadelphia encampment trip.
Versey Family Spends Week in Vermillion and Local Notices
West Ridge residents Mrs. E Versey and two children visit Vermillion while Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Hadley spend Sunday in Grafton. Miss Alice Sutliff injures her finger cleaning her wheel. Pastor Life of West Ridge preaches Sabbath evening and will speak again next. Local attendees at Mr Miles Sutliff's Wellington funeral include O H Sutliff W H Sutliff and wife Versey and son Arthur Mise Nettie Sutliff and W C Sutliff and daughter. Theodore Sutliss returns to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Versey
S. Versey
Vermillion
Keith
Hadley
Grafton
Alice Sutl
Life
West Ridge
O. H. Sutliff
W. H. Sutliff
Versey
Arthur
Mise Nettie Sutliff
W. C. Sutliff
Miles Sutliff
Wellington
Theodore Sutlis
Michigan
Local social notes from Wheaton area visit and deaths
John Cole and family visiting Washington after attending the GA R national voyage in Philadelphia plan a short Washington visit before returning home later this week. Miss Julia Eldred sister of Will Eldred dies at his home Friday evening September 1. Myrtle McNelly spends this week with Elyria relatives. Mrs Jim Dickson of Cleveland visits L McNelly’s home Sunday. Mrs Cuttler hosts W W society Thursday. Pond and her pupils recital at Ridgeville Tuesday. Lewis McLachlin returns from extended AK tour. Adcock and wife guests in the community last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Hadaway a daughter. R LY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Beales
Adrian
Mich
Jennie Mills
Jennie
Maud Herrick
Cleveland
James Sayers
Grace Phillips
Lelia Race
Ada Launsborough
Elyria
Alice Gilder
Edith Geer
Mrs Buswell
Lowa
George Ridgway
Antone Diederick
John Cole
Allie Owens
Jas
Maddock
Thomas Spriggs
John
Clyde
Philadelphia
Nora Burrell
Ann Arbor
Anson Owens
Falkner
Launsborough
Ridgeville
Edith Ridgway
Elyria Business College
Laubenthal
Peter Proffler
Towa
St. Peter's Church
C. E. Society
Gilder
Eden-lanit
Mr. Stapleton
Belle Bryant
E. W. Hiliott
Brooklyn
Universalist
Patelin
Bloonfield
N. Y
Mary Latimer
Dannie Henry
Bickford
Vanetton
Frank Perry
Lydia Stetson
Wisconsin
Cassie
Brsao
Wheaton
GA. R. National
Washington
Will Slater
Julia Eldred
Will Eldred
Myrtle McNelly
Jim Dickson
Clevelands
L. McNelly
Sheffield notes and community updates
Mrs Nettie Johnson and children visited friends Sunday. Harry Woodruff of Avon visited local farmers for N Y Mutual Life Insurance Co last week. Teachers named for Center district North Ridge Elyria road and Flat Iron districts begin duties Tuesday. Mrs Henry Armon and daughter Jenny visit Mrs Martha Berge in Millbury Ohio. Frank Burrell moved into Mrs Wells house. Thieves stole meat from Mr Collier's cellar. The Lyons child shows slow recovery. Mrs James McAllister visits sisters Miss Lindensmith in Cleveland. Mrs Riley improving. Elmer Kinney departs for Mackinaw today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Johnson
Friends
Harry Woodruff
Avon
Sheield
N. Y. Mutual Life Insurance Co
Day
Center District
Miss Johnson
North Ridge
MacCumber
Elyria Road
Stevie
Flat Iron
Henry Armon
Jenny
Martha Berge
Millbury
Frank Burrell
Wells
Collier
Will Lyons
James McAllister
Lindensmith
Cleveland
Riley
Elmer Kinney
Mackinaw
Oil notes and social tidbits from a regional page
J D Mennell and wife led a long trip with plans to visit Philadelphia and Washington. Fire damaged fields and fences on Chas Reisinger and others as leases merged into a 16000 capital stock company. Columbia Oil drilled a good well on the Reisinger farm. speculative interest surged. Allen Mennel’s new house nears completion. Bessie Cleverdon visited Elyria host Ella Davis. Republican artist connected to York shooting coverage is oddly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mennell
Philadelphia
Washington
Geo
Cragin
Chas
Reisinger
A. Crowell
Schaefer Bros. Soli
Wooster
Columbia Oil Company
York
Sharkley
Fire alarms prevent townwide disaster at Birmingham home
Fire broke out in John Birmingham's bedroom among clothing but was discovered promptly. Mrs. Birmingham burned her hands saving items. assistance arrived quickly. Damages to both house and contents were covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birmingham
Miller’s barn fire and town notices in Lorain county
Miller's barn along with its contents burned last Wednesday night with no known cause. Several local residents including Lydia Daugherty of Lorain and Fanny Wolcott of Cleveland were noted visitors. the item also records deaths, reunions, school opening and various social and civic notices across Elyria, Wellington, and nearby towns.
Pittsfield Social and Community Notes in Brief
Mr and Mrs H Bement visit family and plan to attend the Mediun fair. P M McRoberts will spend a day at the State fair. Girls trolley party proved successful with thirteen attendees. Mrs Grill returns from Liberty Centre. Town weddings resume. Grangers attend Pomona Grange in Columbia. Hammer family reunion held with about thirty present and a troupe photo. Hades Benevolent Society meets at Mrs Clarence Salmon on Wednesday Sept 18. Congregational church funding effort underway. Mr and Mrs Henry Pomeroy and son Albert plan a Liverpool trip celebrating TRIX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bement
P. M. McRoberts
Liberty Centre
Pomona
Columbia
Hammer
Aphid
Hades’ Benevolent Society
Clarence Shellon
Congregational Church
Henry Pomeroy
Albert Pomleroy
Liverpool
TRIX
Photographer Charles W Scheide wins Ohio medal
Charles W Scheide, photographer, won first prize at the ninth annual Photographers Association of Ohio convention in Put-in-Bay. He received a gold medal valued around $20, with his name and the date 1809 on one side. The prize-winning work included eight photos: three character studies and five portraits. The works will be returned and displayed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Scheide
Photographers’ Association of Ohio
Put-in-bay
Scheide
Elyria Markets Prices Note
Prices listed for various commodities in Elyria including apples barley beans beef butter eggs hay honey mutton oats potatoes pork wheat wool and more. Entries show per peck per bushel per pound and similar units with several items repeated or misspelled in old market ledger style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlisle
Whitney
Rosa Banell
Brighton
Lorain County
LA Porte
Olive Moore
Frank Knowles
LaGranga
William
J. W. Booth’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
Janes Jackson
Hamlin
Tovell
B. Woerrniscros
Wier
Avon Lake
Mr. Quayle
E. Beard
Lucile G. Jaycox
H. Williams
Bertha Crandall
Mr. Dunning
F. Masten
Bellefountaine
L. Beck
Graham
North Ridgeville
Cass Wiley
Stanley Shaw
Summit County
Etta Watt
Renton
Olive Lickerish
Madison
Sugar Ridge
Alfred Cevenay
Belden
Hida Relegaly
Ober Lin
Stapleton
Riedinger
Mer. Alles
Lake Breese
Avery
Sternut Ridge
Lake Breeze
Penfield
North Eaton
J. J. Boss
Lakeside Hospital
Mar
Boss
C. W. Longton
Baton
Ridgeville Boys
Myrtle King
Ross
Stella
Blanch Durkee
John Capell
Minnie Capel
Elmer Tucker
Nancy Cotter
Cal Jackson
James Robson
Lindale
Robson
Horrace Durkee
Philladelphia
Guy
Oscar Durkee
Leo Durkee
Samuel Alexander
Jane
Fields
Sheffield
LA Grange
O.C. Manyille
Lynn Knowles
Elyile
Phaesilay
Raw. Peraroy
Ed Wilkins
H. Rawson
Heistand
J. A. Freeman
Ed. Hance
Ty. Ti. Grane
Mark Snyder
Springfield
O. Mt
Elyvia
Paul Johnston
G. N. Snyder
Mina Mynders
S. Pritchard
EB. Loomis
H. A. Wilcox
Covington
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Dan Miller
Cruse
Effie Underhill
Lester Medina
R. T. Underhills Creamery
W. Goft
E.G. Johnson
Agnes
L. Hubbard
F. Pritchard
Oxford Down
Medina Fair
Union School
H. O. Merriman
New York
J. Blackwell
Howard
Chattanooga
Blackwell
Hasting's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
AVOR
William Wickerley
Marie Perry
Clara Metcalf
W. Davis
Bur- Tell
Saginaw
Peter Bins
Green Bay
Wilson Jameson
Bertha Burrell
Etta Blackwell
Malcolm Jameson
Ora Young
Geo. Biggs
James Lewis
Anna Leynes
Peter Buddinger
The
Baptist Church
Will Barndoller
Garfield
Terry Jameson
West Virginia
Hiawatha Park
Mary
Father Falk
Pittsfield
Elyria Markets
the Biggs
Sadie
Capes
Engus
Coney
Marti
Biggs & E
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Ce Ney Snan eRilnivy Eco
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