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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
5
Public Schools Open With New County Superintendent Easton
County readers note the start of the new school year highlighting Superintendent C. L. Easton, with assignments for Miss Mamie Bram as primary teacher and Miss Nettie Ritzenthaler as intermediate educator. Local visits include Miss Rete Witherop of Berea and Grace Prentice’s cousin Eleanor Martin from Wakeman. The rural free delivery route began from the post office, and the Free Baptist association closed after a four day meeting with grateful resolutions praising hosts and ministers for hospitality and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnnday
C. L.easton
Mamie Bram
Nettie Ritzenthaler
J. A Stockfor
Nick
Rete Witherop
Berea
Eleanor Martin
Wakeman
Grace Prentice
J. W. Wynn
Hilladale
Michigan
Fannie Scott
Litchfield
Mooney
Miss Uambell
Cleveland
O. Kelsey
Parker
Fenn
H. Clark
J. Mead
Elyria
Celia Chryslerr
Lena Rose
Oberlin
R. Hardy
Lee Perkings
Dr. Miller
Spencer
Brighton Headlines of Area Social and School Happenings
Toledo visitor Ruth Gilson visits aunt Minnie Graves while Pomons Orange gathering in Oberlin draws attendees from multiple towns. Numerous reunions, school openings, clergy ordinations, and family visits span Brighton and nearby communities with residents from Elyria, Cleveland, Oberlin, Norwalk, Columbia, and Camden hosting or attending events through late August and early September.
Local social notes and visits across the area
South Ridge residents Margy and Harry Vogler and Geo Vogler hosted a week at the Vogler home while Milton Haun visited his cousin Roger Spies in Cleveland. Visitors include R Hicks of LeRoy and Mrs Margaret Wagner with daughter Corsa from Ann Arbor. Church services planned for next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margy
Harry Vogler
Flynnn
Geo. Vogler
Milton Haun
Roger Spies
Cleveland
R. Hicks
LeRoy
Ohio
Margaret Wagner
Corsa
Ann Arbor
Mich
G. W. Spiegelberg
F. O. Fowl
Arthur Featter
Carrig Spiegelberg
Michigan
Inke _Mhore
Walter Holatine
South Lorain
Lewis Spiegalterg
Rheuben Baus
Grafton Golden Wedding and Local News Roundup
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Amons Tran celebrated at Bundsy home on Sept 4 with gifts of gold watches and a festive dinner. The community heard lively items including church events, school openings, visits from relatives, local matches, and several residents traveling or visiting nearby towns. A Grafton team beat North Eaton, and local note era include Miss Sylvia Lee from LaGrange and Mr. Hastings presenting tokens on behalf of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amons Tran
Bundsy Sptember 4
Hastings
Neva Reichard
George
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Etta Pratt
Carrie Wiseman
Thomas Pratt
M. Pratt
Sears
Lorain
Grafton
North Eaton
Penfield Funeral and Local News Highlights
Penfield residents swap visits with Cleveland relatives and attend fairs in Wellington. Births include an eleven pound boy to Mr and Mrs Gleon Freeman and a daughter to Mr and Mrs S Howard. Notables: Mr J Pritchard of Cleveland visiting, Mrs Grace Millar starting school, Rev P B Stroup visiting kin, and Mrs Ida Raweon traveling to St Louis. George Johnson dies suddenly at his son Levi’s home. funeral led by Rev Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pritchard
Cleveland
F. Pritchard
Gleon Freeman
G. O. Underhill
Medina
Harry Taylor
Chicago
Wilcox
M. FE
Jouse Underhill
Mra
Howard
Goodwin
N. Y
Glenn Freaman
Martha Rawcoo
Emain Mich
Mary Kelner
Wellington
Bloomfield
Allen
Misa Melya Gottie
Ida Hebbard
S.M. Powers
Ida Raweon
St. Louis
George Johnson
Levi
Eld
P. mm
Hey. Lyon
West Ridge Social Notes Reach From Cleveland To Wellington
West Ridge locals report visits from Mrs. Musselman of Cleveland and Miss Grace Smith of Wellington as school opens with Prof. Allen at Center School. Many neighbors hosted relatives from Oberlin Toledo and Ann Arbor. Families like Pierce Jackson Lange and Devereanxt feature in a week of arrivals departures and moves influence community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Cleveland
Mra Musselman
Sutler
Clarence Brown
Butternut Ridge
B. Squire
Ridge
Grace Smith
Wellington
Pallas
Rawson
Oberlin
Mr. Stevens
Sylvia Parka
C. E. Pierce
Toledo
L. Jackson
Dave
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
Jesa Palmer
Ann Arbor
J. Barthomolew
Penn
Center
Prof. Allen
Lange and Gannett
Belle Blackstey
South East
Sarah Hantbridge
Marion Abbie
Jessie Lindsley
Wellington fair attendees and regional visitors noted
LaGrange Q O Underhill attended the Wellington fair Thursday. D D Gott of Cleveland was in town on business Thursday. Mrs W H W Gott attended the reunion of the 42 Regt at Chippewa Lake. Mrs J B Sheldon suffers hay fever. Dr J W Lindsay attended the state fair last week. Will Hastings and family visited Collinwood, Cleveland and Akron last week. Gertrude Rowland of Bakers Croesing visited Miss Jessie Sage recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. OG. Underhill
D. D. Gott
Cleveland
W. H W. Gott
42 Regt
Chippewa Lake
J. B. Sheldon
J. W. Lindsay
Ridgeville Township Schools Opened and Elections Sought
The Ridgeville township schools opened on Tuesday September 6. Supporters of centralizing the schools plan to petition the board of education to submit the issue to voters in November. The M E church repairs were completed last week with services held Sunday. Rev William M Brooks and wife from Redlands California visited Mrs N Briggs on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Township
Board of Education
M. E
Wm. M. Brooks
Redlands
Onl
Mra. Wo
N. Briggs
Lake Breeze social notes from First Congregational church
Mrs F S Smith hosted the mission society at Tarrymore. Harley Case and daughters Leta and Vers returned to Oberlin. Newton Padley spent Monday in Vermillion. F N Smiths plan a lakeside week. A December dance drew Charlotte M Gee Frances Jelink Anna Stoop Anos Eling beil Myra Seymour and Iasan Faxon at Glen's. Violet invites all to next Sunday's preaching by Rev Sala at Laporte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Smith
Mission Society of the First Congregational Church
Charlotte M'Gee
Frances Jelimk
Anna Stoop
Anos Elingbeil
Myra Seymour
Iasan Faxon
Glen’s
Mim May Caughlin
Local Social Notes From Conneaut and Elyria
Mrs S Leuibash and John Newbery are ill. Nell Sutton with family, Mr Noon with family from Conneaut, Mrs Newberry and Minas Newberry of Elyria visited J W Newberry Sunday with Mrs Reed. Carrie Woodruff visiting her brother L C Woodruff. Mrs Whitgly and her son returned to Mansfield. School started Monday with Miss Person from Oberlin teaching, and Win Datzel began classes Tuesday in Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Leuibash
John Newbery
Nell Sutton
Noon
Conneaut
Newberry
Minas Newberry
Elyria
J. W. Newberry
Reed
Misa Carrie Woodrufff
L C. Woodruff
Whitgly
Mansfield
Misa Person
Oberlin
Win Datzel
Henrietta
Sutliffs welcome a baby as others visit Carlisle
In Carlisle on Sunday Mr and Mrs Sutliff celebrated the arrival of a little boy while Miss P Prindle visits the city. Rev Baker from Strongsville preached at LaPorte to a good audience and Rev Salaia spoke at the World's Fair. Mrs Foster entertained friends and Mr and Mrs Lanteberry visited Clif Grange last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutliff
Cleveland
P. Prindle
City
Robson
Mr. Griffith
England
Rev. Baker
Strongsville
LaPorte
Salaia
S$. Broughton
Glen's Betch
Sunday School Convention Gathered at Eaton Center
The Sunday schools of Ridgeville and Eaton townships will meet at Eaton center on Saturday October 1 foren chl day conveation. Every Sunday school worker in the townships and as many outside as possible should be present. A good program will be prepared. Maple, President Fields, Otro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Eaton Townships
Eaton Center
Maple
Fields
Otro
Cleveland Weekend Visits And Local Moves
Bakers Crossing residents J. L. Cleghorn and Kelsey spent Sunday in Cleveland. Evelyn Kelsey traveled to Savannah Lake on Sunday. Mrs Lalia Peabody moved to Cleveland this week. Mr and Mrs D. Cole visiting in Wooster and Nankin. The Easy Street race was won by the olden parties. Agricolu ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalia Peabody
Cleveland
Evelyn Kelsey
Savannah Lake
KH. Neal Hase
West
D. Cole
Wooster and
Nankin
Harry Cole
Ho Tiblisous
Easy Street
Beat County
Agricolu, Ing
Local Notices From Eaton Area Events And Weddings
The actinols of North Eaton commence Sept. 12. Miss Hattie Nefer visited Norwalk for street week while attending school. Mrs Williams and children of Lorain are visiting at Wm Parry’s home. Burton Lyon and Clara King wed at the bride’s mother’s home on August 1. Mrs Caswell of Medina attended Easter hive Sept. 8. Harry Westley, formerly of Eaton, married in Overland to Miss Stokes. Hopwood grandchildren from Chicago visited. Smith Myrtle and Richard Oxewell attended H Westley and Miss Stokes wedding in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Luln Malick
Cleveland
Joe DeRuapy
McDougal
Michigan
Emma Sargent
Illinois
Hattie Barrell
Tanneeses
Lacy Walker
Clara Pickering
Mary Barr
Flora
Mabel Williams
Niagara Falls
Ladies Society of the Baptist
Bertha Borrell
A. Metcalf
Elyria
The
Baptist Church
Edna Hall
Garnet Peake
Olmstead
Lawrence Hacke
Mary Weiler
Labor Day
Ora Cahoon
Tennesse
Express
Spring
Thomas Warden
Mascaloound Dostertown
Lewin Bennett
Adie
Actinols
North Eaton
Hattie Nefer
Norwalk
Williams
Lo ‘Rain
Wm. Parry
Burton Lyon
Clara King
Caswell
Medina
Harry Westley
Eaton
Overland
Stokes
Hopwood
Chicago
Smith
Myrtle
Richard Oxewell
H. Westley
Miss Stokes
Insane Inmate Returns Questioned By Delaware Officials
Fifteen year old Kats Jonas was sent to a Delaware girls industrial school for juvenile disorderly conduct. A daily letter from the institution reports she has gone insane and requests sheriff transport back to Elyria. Officials debate who pays for the trip and the action to take. This marks a first for the Delaware facility regarding such a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kats Jonas
Deleware
Hinman
Elyria
Delaware Institution
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County Area
multiple transfers listed including John Sent to Emanuel Ball in Carlisle township and parcels in Grafton Avon Ridgeville Amherst Elyria and Henrietta with prices from 5 to 5,000 dollars. Notable transfers include Sheffield Land Company dealings with Lorain city and various individuals such as Matthew Lehman Lizzie Lehman Benjamin Redfern and C A Wesbechar among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Emanuel Ball
Carlisle
George Cora
Adolf Baunders
Graftton
Sheffield Land Company
City of
Lorain
Sheffield
William Disdurich
Adam Diederich
Avon Township
J. (. Crisp
Trustes
Mary H. Taylor
C. A. Wesbechar
North Ambherst
Hattie Bonner
A. C. Packard
Henrietta Township
Joseph M. Jouss
Mary E. Jonas
Gratton Village
Benjamon Redfern
Louie Marganlight
Amherst Town
Jabip
Benjamen Redfern
Edward Doo Jap
Redfern
Amherst Township
Bruce Gibson
Ben Grebe
Richard Francia
William Filler
Elyria
Adjudged Insane Eliza Johnson of Elyria Township
Eliza Johnson of Elyria township was adjudged insane on Tuesday and sent to Toledo State Hospital. She recently lost a husband and two daughters to death and is said to have become deeply melancholic and spent much time crying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Johnson
Elyria Township
Toledo State Hospital
Double Hungarian Romances End In Probate Court
In a probate court on Tuesday afternoon Miklos Krusace weds Miiaha More and Anton Petho weds Mary Kopper. The four had long planned this union after seeking better fortunes in America. Hera Krusaca and Potho found work in the new world before marriage. An interpreter attended the ceremony as Justice Lord presided, noting the brides’ striking appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Miklos Krusace
Miiaha More
Anton Petho
Mary Kopper
New World
America
South Lorain
Hera Krusaca
Potho
Court divorce suit amid absent spouse and related actions
Frank Ingraham sues Jonnie Ingraham for divorce after a long marriage with Mrs Ingraham absent for three years and two children Grace 16 Eva 12. J F Haskell represents plaintiff. An appeal from Justice Bell's court in a suit against McKenna Bros yielded a $5 judgment for the value of a car diverted to their use on a Lorain side track. Grace Mix seeks $215 on a note from Bam Leaf endorsed by Percy and N Robinson. Blandin Rice Gom sue Sierra Nevada Marizek for 476 paid for legal services in Lake Shore appropriation proceedings against Mrs Parizek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ingraham
Jonnie Ingraham
Court of Common Pleas
McKenas Brog
Lorain
Grace Mix
Percy
N. Robinson
Frank Coleman
Blandin, Rice and Gom
Sierra
Nevada
Marizek
Lake Shore
Mra. Parizek
Squirrel sighting leads to fine under game laws
Henry Perkin of Brownohelm explains he picked up a popgon during a Sunday tramp. Game Warden Whitford and Justice Lord observe the case as Perkin is fined $25 and costs for violating game laws. The man laments the punishment and reflects on his luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huot
Henry Perking
Brownohelm
Henry Perkin
Whitford
Justice Lord
Lord
Police Court Fines Carpenter for Intoxication
Alfred Wright a carpenter was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication on Saturday morning. The sentence was amended and he was given thirty minutes to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wright
Markets Report From Cleveland Wholesale Prices Sept 8 1964
Cleveland market roundup lists wholesale prices across dairy eggs poultry potatoes and grains with ranges for live stock cattle lambs and sheep. Notable figures include Elgin butter 20 to 20 1 2 percent dairy 16 to 17 cents cheese Ohio full cream 8 cents and various grain quotes for No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 3 white oats with hay timothy priced around 12.00 per hundred and wool values. Live stock classes show good to better steers 4.25 to 4.75 with heifers 3.00 to 3.25 and lambs around 5.50 to 6.50 with sheep and wethers also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elgin
Ohio
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