North Amherst Chronicle April 13 1895 Community Notes
Local births include four sons born to Mr and Mrs Martin Hennessy. Visitors Minnie Witte from Cleveland and Anna Schuler from Toledo drop by. Dr Purcell welcomes a new son. Ohio National Building & Loan branch organized in town. Kerr and Harding recover under Dr Hall. New village officers elected with Mayor Davidson to dispense justice. Aliie lata and Jake aus acquire pneumatic wheels. Mrs Branchett attends Daughters of Rebekah state convention in Toledo. Teacher certificates awarded to Lottie Schmuck Mamie Schmuck Mamie E Kendleigh. Mrs Park dies aged eighty. Odd Fellows anniversary observed at Plato Lodge 203. Spring Street school house vandalized. authorities to act. Education board results corrected. Redington 150 Sippell 1427 Holzhauer 146 Baus Ky. Church services disrupted by youths. marshal to act. Freight wreck near station destroys two cars, six damaged. no injuries. Train No. 14 rerouted via southern division.
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North Amherst
Martin Hennessy
Minnie Witte
Cleveland
O. F. Witte
Anna Schuler
H. R. Hart
Toledo
Purcell
Ohio National Building & Loan Company
Kerr & Harding
Hall
Davidson
Aliie Lata
Jake Aus
Branchett
Beaver Lodge
Rebekah
Elyria
Lottie Schmuck
Mamie Schmuck
Mamie E Kendleigh
Lark
Kes U2 C Park
Congregational Church
Mills
Foundling of
Odd Fellowship
Plato Lodge
Spring Street
Board of Education
HL G Redington
Philip Sippell
Holzhauer
J G Baus
Rye
Southern Division
Amherst News Notes and Local Changes in 1594
Amherst reports arrivals from Switzerland and Germany with families seeking new homes. W E Parsons sold a Quarry street house to H Hollinworth who has moved in. Eda Ludwig recovers from scarlet fever after a recent attack. A quarterly M E church meeting featured Presiding Elder Mitchell and Rev Mills. G G Griffin remains very ill due to age. Milo Kendeigh elected to township board of education from the east side.
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Switzerland
Christ Aebersold
W. E. Parsons
Quarry Street
Hollinworth
Fred Ruth
Germany
Sam
Misa Eda Ludwig
M. E. Church
Mitchell
Tor
J. J. Mills
G. G. Griffin
Milo Kendeigh
Township Board of Education
East Side
Local school board elects Fred Roth to education board
The meeting elected Fred Roth to the township board of education. Also noted: George King died at Lorain County Infirmary. funeral conducted by Rev. Bosworth. Several community updates include improvements by merchant F J Harpster, a 83rd birthday at Lyman Cole’s, a Clover Leaf Quartet concert, and local notices from Ridgeville and Amherst residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roth
Township Board of Education
Roth
George King
Lorain County Infirmary
Bosworth
Oberlin
F. J. Harpster
Garrett
Geo. Disbro
Harpster
Amherst
Lyman Cole
Cole
Lorain County
Clover Leaf Quartet
Ladies Dime Society
Ina Cotton
Hassot
Lotta Foote
Katie Horn
Daisy Horn
Local Notes From La Grange District Observed April
Residents and visitors share travel, household moves, and social visits in La Grange and nearby towns. Names include Don Stroup Will Hastings Elyria and Lorain figures. A Santa Clara prune souvenir references California production in 1891 totaling 25 million pounds.
Wellington Echoes Weather and Social Notes from April 1893
Wellington reports frequent thunder storms and a vogue for woodland picnics. Mrs. D B Ordway and her son Jimmie visit her mother Mrs LD Wadaworth. Farmers Institute in Oberlin draws attendees. a Grange social is planned on Mechanic Street. Over twenty five families have left Willington for spring, some to Cleveland. Miss Lillian Vischer, wintering in Oceola Florida, expects return soon, staying with friends at Ormand by the Sea. Wm Jickles of Brighton dies of heart disease. funeral by Rev Hagermad Friday at 1 o'clock.
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Don Stroup
Wellington
Lurbes
Will Hastings
Porotoy
Elyria
Puesday
Newton Ault
Lorain
Mial Crow
Litchheld
Clyde Wilcox
Oberlin
Crane, Esq
Oric Dale
W.E. Hubbard
B Wheeler
H. F. Williams
S. Aldridge
Grafton
Jerome Manville
Moshertown
Crawford County
E. F. Wilcox
Santa Clara County
D. B. Ordway
Jimmie
LD. L. Wadaworth
Farmers’ Institute
J. L. Comstock
Mechanicsstreet
Brighton
Hagermad
Complete 1893 N B B L Schedule Available by Request
A full schedule of all 1893 National Base Ball League games will be mailed to applicants. Include two-cent stamp and address A J Smith G P T A L M S Ry Cleveland Ohio. The schedule lists contesting clubs dates scoring fees and pitcher statistics plus standings and averages from last season.
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Gp&t.a
MS Ry
Cleveland
National Base Ball League
A. J. Smith
G. P
M.S. R.y
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