Lorain County Candidates and Studio Offer Panes
A fragment lists Republican ticket candidates for Lorain County offices including Congress Sheriff Auditor Treasurer Recorder Commissioner County Surveyor Infirmary Director and Coroner. An adjacent ad promotes Monroe's Studio cabinet photos and a Heanthiot Seventeenth book sale with prices and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Laning
Norwalk
R. C. Ward
Elyria
Oile Hazerodt
C. M. Welsh
Lorala
Chas, E. Tucker
R. C. Hagemann
Black River
IL. Fauver
C. L. Good
Amherst
A. C. Miller
Kipton
Evers Doen
Monroe
Hota
Loraine
Viewuufas
Hiemone
Strato
Marriage Licenses Reported in North Amherst Area
Prank Youns of Charksmith North Amherst to Amelia Haman 24 of North Amherst. Charles and Bettel Sk barber 24 Lorain and Laura by Lorain. Rey BK Brown 5 engineer Cleveland and Tesale Thaus 35. T0rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Youns
Charksmith
North Amherst
Amelia Haman
Charles & Bettel Sk
Barber
Afford
Lorain
Laura
Rey BK
Brown
Cleveland
Tesale
Kipton School Opens with Notable Enrollment and Local Moves
Kipton opens with twenty four in the high school and some in other rounds. Faculty changes include Prof. Baston in the high school. Several students attend Oberlin area schools and colleges. Others visit family, attend Columbus exposition, or engage in local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiplom
Baston
Byan
Snd
Allen
Priung
Alonzo Granger
Lee Pirkina
Hazel Pirking
John G. van Deusen
Oberlin
Ruby Sigsworth
Ely
Brighton social notes mingle reunions and travels
Fred Grundy and Frank Mites attended a Grundy reunion in Elyria with family. J. M. Borge visited Mansfield. Mrs. Wilwerds and Mrs. Edwards traveled to Cleveland. Several locals attended an Oberlin M. B. conference. Paul Kenney returns home from Monte Christi for ten days. Etna Burge held a recital in New London. Others visited Elyria and Lorain. state fair attendees listed. Typhoid illness mentioned for Cora Moon. local visits to Cleveland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grundy
Frank Mites
Grundy
Chas
Elyria
J. M. Borge
Mansfield
Oberlin
Paul Kenney
US 8. N
Monte Christi
Etna Burge
New London
Chas. Dawson
C.D. Edwards
C. A. Hardy
Ella
Henry Freeman
Sac Cly
Iowa
Lorain
Nettie Wood
Canaan
Camden
Hare
Psaac Everson
Desse
Charles
Fox
HH. S. Goss
Bert Ewell
Ll. F. Gibson
G. W. Greene
Frank Gillett
Frank Edwards
Pritchard
Geneva
Pittsfield Notes Include Visits and Local News
Residents share Sunday visits and school openings as district reports highlight community ties. Local families from Elyria Wellington and Lorain attend events, with a district No. 3 reunion at Sheldon Grove praising the large turnout and fun activities.
Pretty wedding of Peter J. Busch and Kathrine Shuler at Sturgis
The couple married August 28 1906 at Holy Angel church in Sturgis Michigan before many relatives. The bride wore white silk and carried a prayer book. After a dinner at the bride’s home the couple left for Cleveland amid best wishes and gifts from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Busch
Kathrine Shuler
George Shuler
Sturgis
Mich
Busch
Nicholas Busch
Cleveland
Elyria
Holy Angel Church
Mrs. Busch
Social Notes Mention Leota Peabody Visits Cleveland
Miss Leota M. Peabody spent time with her aunt in Cleveland this week and called at the home of Philip Busch, alongside accompanying Mrs. F. J. Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schmitz
Leota M. Peabody
Cleveland
Philip Busch
Rochester School Staff Changes Noted
Rochester reports new staffing with Elmer Gannet of Wellington teaching the upper school and Jesto Pletcher guiding the lower grades. Miss Wthel Astor departed for Brownhelm to teach there last year. Frank Swarts of Cleveland visited grandparents. Mrs Art Drakenmiller and children of Fremont were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gannet
Wellington
Jesto Pletcher
Brownhelm
Frank Swarts
Cleveland
Art, Drakenmiller
Fremont
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Geo Choate over Sunday visits noted. Attica residents Mrs Mattie Mann and Dwight Mann hosted. Darius Phillipa and Solomon spent days at Greenwich. Mary Segar made a Cleveland business trip. Wellington students Trava Mann Anna Taylor Isabelle Henderson and Volney attend Wellington school. Akro visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Brownlesy and sister stayed with I B Beardsley. Ledyard family mourns granddaughter Mildred Ledyard funeral in Wellington. Baptist Aid to meet Mrs John Gariss on Thursday September 12. W C T U convention at M E church Friday. Cora Busch and daughter Celis returned to Crooksville. Several new crosswalks under construction in town. Jennie Rork and son Austin from Duane Kas guests of A J Snader last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Choate'a
Mattie Mann
Attica
Dwight Mann
Darius Phillipa
Solomon
Greenwich
Mary Segar
Cleveland
Trava Mann
Anna Taylor
Isabelle Henderson
Volney
Wellington
Harry Brownlesy
Akron
I. B. Beardsley
Ed. Ledyard
Mildred Ledyard
Baptist Aid Socuiety
John Gariss
M. E
Cora Busch
Celis
Crooksville
Jennie Rork and Son
Austin
Duintein, Kas
A. J. Snader
Squirrel hunts and small town notes in La Grange
In La Grange the sportsmen enjoy squirrel hunts with many bagged and taken to the city. A turtle catcher shipped a barge box to Cleveland. Dr. Lindsey attends the ill in Columbus. Dr. Spicer aids in his absence. Keith Jackson dies aged four. funeral Sunday. Mrs. Ida Woodmansee is very ill. Various neighbors visit relations in Michigan and Ohio. Mrs. George Miller dies of pneumonia. funeral Friday. Reporter want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Goodwin Uastings
Lindsey
Columbes
Denby Spicer
Efe
Soo
Rosa Ryan
Keith Jackson
Victor Jackson
Camden Visitors and Grundy Reunion Noted in Local News
Mr and Mrs Swift and daughter from Kenzue Pa visit Mr Green. The Grundy reunion at Elyria last Saturday draws nearly all relatives, about fifty attendees. Neighbor Simmons harvests melons and shows gardening skill. Mr and Mrs Elmer Morgan host a gathering for the young men Wednesday evening. The Baptist Ladies plan to meet with local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Swift
Kenzue
Mrs. Morgan Hosts Local Social and Fair Notes
Mrs. Morgan's week includes hosting the M. LE. society at the Center and a young people sp cint at the parsonage next Friday. Farmers busy with threshing, wheat and corn as State fair reports indicate strong turnout and record interest. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for various conditions with local druggists listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Jessie Ayliffe
M. LE. Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Daily Rep Reporter
The
Reporter Printing Co
Reporter
East Second
L. Houber
Elyria ‘Telephone
Bell Telephone
Daily Reporter
Deka Ietner
Jotun
Srandsey
Wade
Bond
Willian Peey
Pillsbury
Daiey
Max G. Hart
Broad St. Elyria
Lorain County
Nettie Ruszenthaler
Roy Eggieston
Oberlin Dusiness College
Lena Groot
Mes. Hawking
Vlaltine
Walker
Paddley
Groot
Hubbard
Samuel Hagte
Sty. C. Glehul
Waele
Mev Walhee
I. Groot
HL El,rae
Brighton
Frank Wilwerds
Rose Edwards
Ioma Hayes
Henrietta
R. R. Fenner
Bia
McDonald
Frank McKenzie
Carl Toll
Grege
Heely
Pittsfield
MroUee Stroup
Wil Tham Wittie
Nya Campbell
Roscoe
Elsie Worcester
Clara Farmer
Ta Grange
John Stevenson
Burt Jackson
Atv
Data Play
Mercer County
Henry Welnela
Elytia
A. J. Wilson
Taysville
Keplar
Morener Rogers
Lucile Cale
Jno. Boyd
Sheffield
Dan Caley
Buers
Sheldon Grove
Saturda
Fountels Wyringes
EB. OY
Hague
New Oberlin
Schmitz Brothers
Henry Manna
Henry Braun
John Yunglass
Dorand
Mamie Justen
Peter A. Schmitz
Sam Jacob
Henry
George Dion
Rochester
Wthel ‘Astor
Hiyria
G. R. Allen
Hotel
Topliff
Century Bidg
Madonna
Eldred Book Store
West Broad St
Fuaranteed Pile Cure
Bowers
Draggist
LA Grange
Ida Woodmansee
D. &. Ross
Charley Bowman
Chatham, O
Edith Coy
Vincent
W. H. Gott
D. M. Adams
Charley Wight
Michigan
KR. Wight
Guy Oats
Ana Forbes
Jacob Swartz
Gust Hageman
Windsey
Helen
George Howard
Charley Raver
Plymouth
Vina Webster
Robert Serrett
Chartie Bringer
Toledo
Jennie Spicer
H. Spicer
Schafer
Belden
R. Knowles
George Miller
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
DeWitt
E. U. Hague
Ohio
Resources
Tate
of Lorain
Geo
H. Bly
E. Brooks
BE. Miller
Fauyer & Robson
Tee Civ
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