Oberlin Yards Track Work and Local Notices
Twenty five cars of crushed stone lie on the Oberlin yards as county road work proceeds under construction. Mayor Fauver on the board of evaluation notes property reappraisal in North Amherst. Arlington plans include a trip to Helena for Arkansas Midland interests. Durand seeks tires investigation with S D Hollenbeck. Mary Hyland’s church theft warrant leads to discharge after minor funds found. A Guiteau pamphlet on Christ and Hades found among Royce block fire wreckage will join the college library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Fauver
County Board of Evaluazation
North Amherst
Abert M. Johnson Ciill
Helena
Arkansas Midland Railroad
A. H. Johnson
Carl Joanson
South Professor Street
Los Azueles
Cal
B.O. Durand
Fire Department
Cleveland
S. D. Hollenbeck
Durand
Mr. Hollenbeck
Mary Hyland
Mary
Gareld
Chicago
Garfield
Hodge
College
Chestnut Ridge Community Notes Brighten Local Post
Mrs James Jackson resides in Cleveland. Miss Carrie Martin spent last Sunday at home. Mrs Joe Dutherst shows improvement. Little Paul Dutherst recovers after illness. Dr and Mrs C A Bingham and Mr and Mrs Geo Bingham visited their father A L Bingham. F H Jackson and wife greeted Mrs Martha Jackson on Sept 14. Mrs David Mandeville attended the Elyria fair. The Daniels family joins the neighborhood with a unique pretty house plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Cleveland
Carrie Martin
Joe Dutherst
Paul Dutherst
C. A. Bingham
Geo. Bingham
A. L. Bingham
F. H. Jackson
Martha Jackson
David Mandeville
Kipton
Elyria Fair
Daniels
North Amherst News Briefs Include Marriages and Burglary
Local items report J B Dute selling blacksmith tools to Louis Zimmerman of Lorain. Fife May and others move to Elyria, a woman visits her grandmother, and a dog raid kills six of eight spring chickens. Chris Brucker and Miss Mary Lawless wed quietly in Elyria after obtaining a license. Village council requests extra morning and evening streetcar service. Burglars hit J W Bodmann, C A Reamer and H A Plato, stealing pennies watches and stamps. Bodmann loses cash and coins, others minor losses. no goods disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dute
Louis Zimmerman
Lorain
Vresse
Elyria
Bassie Blovelt
Hiyria
Boynton
Stiward
Chris Brucker
Mary Lawleas
Q. T
Hlyria
C. BE. & W. Electric Railroad Co
North Amherst
Penfield Avenue
J. W. Bodmann
C. A. Reamer
H. A. Plato
Bodmann
Shey
Plato
Reamer
Lorain County News Highlights Local Happenings
Lorain residents reported in town news on Wednesday including Busby and Elliott visits, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Shepard health notes, and community events. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Foster’s, the M E church hosts fall election rehearsals, and a benefit by the Ideal Novelty Company is planned for Oct 1–2.
Kingsley burial and a flurry of local notes in Lagrange
Lagrange notes report the burial of 98 year old Mr Kingsley of Grafton on Saturday and a long stream of visitors and moves. The items mention trips to New Castle and Cleveland relatives, newborns, moved residents, sales and illness, travel to New York, and upcoming religious events with Rev W E Lyon leaving town.
Baker's Crossing Social Notes and Visits
BAKER'S CROSSING. M R Sage and wife were in La Grange last week. Mrs D Cole and Mrs C Farns worth were in Wooster last week. Mr Titlotson and wife have returned from their western visit. Mrs S Berry and family spent Sunday in Polk. Dirlam spent Friday and Saturday in Akron. Mrs Anna Farnsworth and daughter Billa have returned from Cleveland. Miss Bessie Clark completed a music term in this vicinity. Mrs John Fritz and Mrs Kelpeer were in Clarksfield last week. Miss Leila Baker returned from a visit with friends in Del- Ohios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.R. Sage
la Grange
D. Cole
C. Farnsworth
Wooster
Titlotson
West
S. Berry
Polk
Dirlam
Akron
Anna Farnsworth
Billa
Cleveland
Bessie Clark
John Fritz
Kelpeer
Clarksfield
Leila Baker
del- ‘Ohos
Laporte Society Notes Amid Weather and Visits
In Laporte inclement weather kept attendance low at Thursday meetings with six ladies at Mrs. Robson's and a $1.50 collection at Mrs. Booth's. Residents include Arthur Pierce of Lorain visiting town, W Bingham from Lorain visiting his brother Oscar Burd, and Mrs. Sherman of Rockport visiting sister Mrs. Reisinger who plans to travel to Rockport Cleveland and Berea. Will Young ill with fever, typhoid suspected, from threshing. Martin Reisineer moving near his farm. Finances of LaPorte and Grafton MA societies reported sound with no debt. Mrs. Bertha Hance visiting grandmother Mrs. Smith. McMullen sister and two sons guests at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hance
Simth
Local News Highlights from Huntington and Surroundings
Mrs Hart of Chatam visits sister Mrs Oagood while Sue Crittenden of Shelby stays with parents Micheal Cassell family. Edna Preston visits aunt Mrs Lars Rogers. Hoadley Rogers families visit mother Mrs Lara Rogers. A ball is planned at Huntington hotel on October 1st. Dunkirk Home Telephone Co organization formed by Elyria businessmen with J H Griswold as president and F A Sudro as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Chatam
Oagood
Sue Crittenden
Shelby
Micheal Cassell
Buck
Boon
David Hull
Edna Preston
Lars Rogers
Oberlin
Wm. Hoadley
Alonza Rogers
Lara Rogers Sanday
Huntington Hotel
Camden church services and social notices
Rev 8 Harley of Elyria preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening baptizing several. Miss Ettie Manderville of Cleveland visits mother. Mrs R W Allen hosts her mother Mrs Kane of Hillsdale. Maud Snow of Bedford returns home after visiting Mrs BR Lucas. Strickler family from Amherst visits H Prentice. Mandle Hermina Friend and Mr Bacon visit F Calkins. C O Ayliff of Lorain spends Sunday. Ladies Society to meet Mrs H O Sheffield. First Baptist coffee social at C Cahans Thursday evening. C A Hardy and family visit Boids. Hattie Cook of South Lorain visits mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Elyria
The
Baptist Church
Ettie Manderville
Cleveland
R. W. Allen
Kane
Hilsdale
Mich
Maud Snow
Bedford
BR. Lucas
Strickler
Amherst
H. Prentices
Mandle
Hermina
Bacon
F. Calkins
Ayliff
Lorain
Ladies Society
H. O. Sheffield
First Baptist’ Church
Hattie Cook
South Lorain
Olby
Columbia Notes and Local Happenings Gathered
Mrs McVordigill and family updates appear as Columbia residents share news of feeble spouses, visits by Myra Squire of Cleveland, and a list of local events. M E Ladies Aid meets October 8 at Mrs Healey as community members plan church, school, and local travel to Berea Elyria and York Center. Emme Howard recovers from typhoid fever with convalescence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Martin
York Center
Harold
M. EE
Lewis Stranahan
Rob Smith
Columbia
Ohio
Berea
Elyria
Miss Debont
Notable Obituaries and Local Notices Across Carlisle Area
Carlisle I Bounds returns to Indiana. Mrs Lantebury attends funeral for cousin Mrs Blane in Fields. large crowd attends. Mrs Hart and granddaughter visit from Chicago with Mrs Laundon and daughter Carrie from Elyria. Mrs J Biggs improving. Etta Coghlan out of hospital and strengthening. David Schultz dies in Oberlin after fire exposure. Chas Robson’s baby ill but improving. Frank Foster visits from Elyna. Wesley Wood funeral held at Marshall home. he was 18 and well regarded. family ill with same disease. George Broughton and family visit parents. Delmar Buckley probate granted. widow elects under will. Harriet Drake appointed guardian of Ray and Lula Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bounds
Indiana
Henry Lantebury
Blane
Fields
Sarah Hart
Chicago
J. Lantabury
Howes Laundon
Carrie
Elyria
J. Biggs
Etta Coghlan
David Schultz
Oberlin
Chas. Robson
Frank Foster
Elyna
Wesley Wood
Marshall
Mabel
George Broughton
Victer
Delmar I. Buckley
Rochester
Harriet Drake
Ray Drake
Lula Drake
Harmonial geolery convenes at Mrs Fisher residence
Rochester gossip notes a Harmonial geolery meeting at Mrs. Fisher’s home on October 8. The column lists visitors and locals such as M S Crimirke in Ruggles, Georges Hershey in town, Mrs. Gordon and son from Cleveland visiting Mrs. B Potter, and several other social calls and travels around Wellington Norwalk New London and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
M.S. Crimirke
Ruggles
Georges Hershey
Phelps
New York
Rochester
M. E.church
Brownhelm
Will Murray
Ruagin
Willis
Lola Babuuck
Helluer
Addie Gariss
Abelis
Puxn
Pretty home wedding links Cleveland with local circle
In Brownhelm a pleasant home wedding occurred at Reuben Miller’s house as Martha Miller married J E Siste of Cleveland. About fifty guests attended and the couple left for Cleveland on a special car. The bride, popular in Evangelical circles, will be missed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Fairchild
Missouri
Fannie Perry
Hasenpfiung
Rev
Smoke
Youngstown
U.K
Lake Shore
Stewart
Cleveland
Miss Dawley
Ridgeville
Reuben Miller
Martha
J E, Siste
Mrs. Siste
Penfield notes crowd regional visits and church services
Rev Long attends a Berea conference this week. Pierce and wife of Lorain visit W. W. Penfield. Gertrude Watts teaches. Mrs J Vaughn entertains Litchfield visitors. Mrs Barnes visits Homer. Congregational Ladies Aid met at Mrs W W Penfield. Frank Smith and wife visit Elyria. Union services at the Congregational church were well attended Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Berea
Pierce
Lorain
W.W. Penfield
Gertrude Watts
Camden
J. Vaughn
Litchfield
Mrs. Barnes
Homer
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Penfield
Frank Smith
Elyria
Congregational Church
Study Lab Meets At Aldrich Home October Second
The next Study lab gathering with Miss Marcy will occur at W. 8 Aldrich's residence on October 2 to study The Merchant of Venice. A school board decision adopts a new language work for Grafton township schools. Zella Aldrich of LaGrange High School visited her parents last Sunday. Mrs Aldrich injured her left hand. Rooms over T Root's store are being refitted for Mr Wilson the telegraph operator. Dr P Cleverdon, home recovering from illness, is improving. Hoy Neff has a job at the salt works in Wadsworth, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Grafton
Jnne Ranals
Alta. Knowles
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Fred Dernier
Calvin Knapp
Brighton
James Thorp
Green
Akron
Gildersleeve
Glen Watson
Berea
Spicer
Susie Webster
Roy
Oberlin
Jennie Spicer
C. R. Pomeroy
Belden
Garrettaville
Homa Jones
Beaver
Charles Jennings
Cleveland
W. E. Lyon
R. Denham
J. Blanchard
John Richmond
Homer Gott
Pearl Gibson
Frank Billings
Shuits
Carlisle
Tucker
Ober Jin
H. Sooy
Hawley
Penfield
New York
Mechanicsburg
Saratoga Springs
Hudson River
Mary Sigsby
N. Ingalls
Burgman
Carrid
James Kub
Horace Durkees
Graton
Weil
Yves. Andrews
Wad Wisn
Decenssu
Las
Viola Wilmott
Ki. Cottingham
Pringfield, QC
Sarah Bulghtrari
Ola
T. Flawlett
Rigubart
Roissisvary
Thibet
No. Haton
Daly
Donahue
Lois Folley
Columbus
G. Mathews
R. Tucker
Jane
Marcy
Aldrich
Grafton Township
Zella Aldrich
LaGrange High School
James Aldrich
T. Root
Wilson
P. Cleverdon
Ooy Neff
Wadsworth
Pittsfield Social and Personal Notes Move to Michigan
Mrs. Olia Hollingsworth has gone to Michigan. A.J. Wilson sprained arm. W. McRoberta and wife visited daughter Mrs. C. C. Reynolde of Sheffield Sunday. F Whitney ill. James Dredga of Elyria visited parents. Mrs. C. GC. Carter in Elyria this week. Mrs. Kent's Shampoo and Toilet Parlor will move to 358 West Second Street after Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olia Hollingsworth
Michigan
A.J. Wilson
W. McRoberta
C. C. Reynolde
Sheffield
F. ©. Whitney
James Dredga
Elyria
C. GC. Carter
Wellington News Highlights and Local Incidents
Wellington reports workers leaving for the Big Four double track project at New London. King’s Daughters convention slated Oct 23 to 28 with about 800 delegates. Local races at Hyrlia feature Poteen winning purse money and Lady Clark placing second in the 2:20 trot. Judson Blanchard buys Richmond barber shop in La Grange and takes possession next Monday. Burglars frighten away at Mrs J B Pratt’s Courtland Ave residence. Nostoe ni es pudding repairs may allow post office to reopen at the old stand and operate Sunday. Geo Robishaw sustains concussion after a bicycle accident returning from his father’s Brighton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lonedon
King’s Daughters
Wellington
Hlyria
Poteen
Wellingtair Stock Farm
Lady Clark
Greenwich
Judson Blanchard
Richmond
la Grange
Burelars
J. B. Pratt
Courtland Avenue
Geo
Robishaw
Howe
Brighton
Daetor
Fire destroys residence in Amberly and local notes roll on
Early Sunday a fire destroyed the Chas Killmer residence in Amberly with little contents saved as flames spread before discovery. The loss is partly insured. Origin unknown. Local drills continue in the area as other residents report wells drilled by Martin Ruth and J C Ludwig for Mrs Frederica Schacht. A German band formed replacing the Swiss group. A piano recital at Silas Wibber’s home benefited Rev R B Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Killmer
Fas
Martin Ruth
J.C. Ludwig
Frederica Schacht
Silas Wibber
R. B. Cheney
B. Redfern
W.H. Hannaford
Berlin Heights
F. J. Harpster
John Harris
Harpster
Oberlin
H. W. Powers
Ravenna
Charles King
Salem
M. E. Gillman
Ids Cole
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Charles Harris
Alfred Harris
B.S
Local happenings mix farming, homes, and schools in Elyria
Farmers sow wheat as recent rain helps fields. Frederick Copple and wife plan to move to our area after five weeks visiting. he intends to sell his Ossie Wisconsin farm. Peter Nagel’s new house foundation is underway. Joe and others show threshing records from 1900. Antony Wearsh injured a finger in a cider mill accident. The Saturday Class in Eloostion and Physical Culture starts Oct 5 at Elyria Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Copple
Ossie
Wis
Copple
Pittsfield
Johannes Peter Weber
Johannes Miller van
Jos. Kinzel Sr
Antony Wearsh
Bement
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Chestnut Ridge
Lorain County
S&s
Harrison Cragin
Perry Buswell
Jay Hart
Ralph Hart
Hi Henry
W.A FP. Barnum
Norca Ruton
David Curtice
Coleman, Mich
J. E
M. W. Reece
Ideal’ Novelty Company of
Town Hall
Erwin Arnold
W. Dare
U. Cowell
Claveland
A. BR. Underhill
Clark Chamberlain
Chiengo University
Waterville
Celey University
Bert Gott
Goodrich
Wisconsin
F. Pritchard
California
North Ridgeville
Shirley Garfield
Miles Edith Robinson
Swynne
John Spriggs
Clyde
A. RK. Webber
Thesday
Avery
Misa Dawley
Ei. J. Meech
Carey . Winckels
Cleveland Hospital
L. B.S
Joseph Maddock
Gee Ridgway
Gee, Savage
Station Road
S. Luater
Galveston
Harlan Blaine
Wesley Kibby Corps
Friends
2Nd C. V.C
Opiquan Creek
H. F. Smith
AVON
H. B. Garvin
Chillicothe
Baughman
Nis
Fred Gough
Eva Dechant
Fred Danbach
East Mary's Church
Buffalo
Miagara
Falla
Baptist Sunday School
J.J. Gough
Rev. Lawrence
Wellies Flemming
Irving Burrell
Florence Gough S
Greenwood
South Carolina
Tuwia
Baptist Society
Mattle Cox
Mugon
Blackwell
Richard Barrett
Lagrange
North Eaton
Nancy Tompking
Captain Lyons
Mason Darken
Wallacon
Baker’s Crossing
Laporte
Huntington
Dunkirk Home Telephone Company
Dunkirk, N. Y
J. H. Gris‘wold
F. 4. Sudro
Probate Court
Fim
Amberly
Elyria Business _College
O. Owe
Wwe
Directic
Bration
Rally
Specia Gents
Liz
Igg
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