WVILLINGTON ALUMNI DAY AND MENTION OF TOWN IMPROVEMENTS
Correspondence lists social visits, family updates, and local happenings in Lorain area. Residents travel to Cleveland, Wellington, Oberlin, and Pittsburgh for visits. Notes celebrate church progress, dry-goods store plans, electric lights, and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windecker
Luundon
Rous
Tia
Mosa Qleghorn
Miss Hissed
Netwark
Allene City
SoaGrange
Patserien
Micqie Johns
Medina
Ariel
Kings Daughters
Wwe
La Grange Mourns Mrs L Udlemar and Local Notices
Mrs L Udlemar of Chicago visiting in town is noted among a stream of community items. The column records church services, social visits, a fishing party on Douglas Lake, and a funeral for Leactha Winter Dale born in Fitchfield Ohio and died in LaGrange Ontario. It notes revival memories, conversions, and distant relatives attending the funeral including Mrs M E Chapman of Decatur and Mrs Carrie Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Tlaptson
Profuss
Maude Lill Nes van Wert
Miss Cyrents
Mochereh
Cran
Misa
Letty Spange
Tom
Los
L L. Craria
Missigan
Loantha Dale
Mo & Churek
Gray
oMot
Aribe
Cers
Fresman
S.P Hastroys
LaGrange
Clara Bagwell
Cleveland
Dongls Lake
Sliem
M E Chapman
Decalb County
Tad
Carrie Fairfield
C C. Foote
Fragmented line reads like a sale notice and bids
A garbled afternoon sale fragment mentions a cue to procure items and doors opening. Mentions goods, cash flow, mills and patent products, plus vague references to Morning Glory access. Names and place details are unreadable.
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Morning Glory
Poor Blood and Anaemia Symptoms in Summer
The piece describes how poor blood appears in pale cheeks and lips, weary digestion, loss of appetite, exhaustion, and weak muscles. It notes doctors call this anaemia and that the weakening hot season often triggers it.
Scott's Emulsion: a tonic for weak digestion
Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites claims to enrich poor blood and aid over taxed digestion. Marketed by Scott & Bowne of New York, it is described as easily taken in summer when cod liver oil or ordinary foods may be repellent. Available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
New York
All Druggista
North Eaton Aug 1896 Crop Weather and Local Notes
North Eaton notes recount a thriving yet weather-affected harvest with many spoiled crops from wet conditions. The column mentions Miss Laura Gibson visiting T Howlett, Mrs Julia Smith and Frank, and a Durkee revival school event planned for the Lord’s Day. It honors the late Garehart and Chary Cian WoBov, noting long life and property, with a family obituary and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qin
Sion
Laura Gibson
Grafton
Enelane
Cley
Ahhildren
North Russia Auburndale Social Notes
Community members report visits and greetings across several towns. John Parsons and family traveled to Cleveland, George Schenk from Sandusky visited D Berg, Mrs. Gibson hosted Oberlin residents, and the Schubart and Nash families shared Sunday gatherings. Rosa Kloss Lonye Emerick Vera Gibson and Ella Parson planned a Linwood weeklong stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irksstom
John Parsons
Cleveland
Daniel Hoeh
North
George Schenk
Sandusky
D Berg
Gibson
Oberlin
Sue
Nash
A Schubart
Pittsfeld
Wm. Schubert
Rosa Kloss
Lonye Emerick
Vera Gibson
Ella Parson
Linwood
The Two Ways cantata to be given in M E church
Brighton October 1896 items report a McKinley club meeting to organize in town hall on Saturday evening and a brief note on George Holler and George Rook with new apple drying equipment. Also mentions summer boarding notes along Lake Shore line and Elyria Milling Co advertisements for flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Norwalk
George Holler
M. E
George Rook
Hyer
Kishland County
Lake Sacre & Michigan
Lake Erie
Michigan
Indiana
Smith
ATLA
Cleveland
Local notes mark deaths and civic changes in Loy
A fragmentary Loy paper records infant deaths and resignations, business closures, and civic actions. It notes the passing of a baby from dhocera infantum, the foreman’s resignation at the Times, and plans for street work. It also mentions Mrs George A Clark visiting relatives, layoffs at steel plants, and council actions on health, plumbing, sidewalks, and sewers.
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Johnson Company
L&w
Millia Sullifi
Bean Gavelay
The
Times
Viking
George A Clark
Freida
Bellevue
Broadway
Pengeld
Enue
George C. Reid III
Washington
James Reid
Nel Vorter
Herald
Ronoks
Loy
Tor King
Bright
Elyria
Nichols Colfer
Gor Denter Street
Ocock
Colfer
Mach
Albany
Waa
Babcock
Keldee
F J. Frank
Won Jewith
Cleveland
Michael Frank
Fremont
Jewitt
Prank
Frank
Max Wickstrom
Johnean Company
Bessie Perkins
Malumare
Wickstrom
Maryland Steel Company of
Brooks
Protem E Boynton
Geo. G. Washburn
Gan Grewarden
Park
Henry Randall
Fred Meinke
Fisherville
City Segmesr
Weat River
Furnace Strawt
Josey Toenoington
Lodi Street
Taard of Health
John Molconite
Albert Ely
Washington Avenue
Eldred
N. L. Johnson
West Bridge Street
Nichols
Philadelphia
Wast Riser
Furnace Streets
Pittsfield Glords to Hold Lorain Canary Sailors Reunion
Local notes report visitors from LaGrange and Perrysburg, a deceased infant’s remains were interred here, and a Lorain canary sellers reunion planned for Pittfield Thursday August with a long program of addresses, dinner, monument dedication, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurope Gu Burt Beard
Oranger
Biaskwe
LaGrange
May Beaithwante Thas
Rosa Andress
Mattie Beesing
Walter Dale
Ileary Lidridge
Perrysburg
Hagerman and
Beichule
Suilors
Pittfield
Indiea
Tre Citteens
Pittsield
Western Tespenee
P.m
G P A. K
Col. Winship
Cleveland
Sly and Son
Carlisle social notes from 1895 Carlisle area
In 1895 Carlisle area social bullets list visits and guests from Eaton Oberlin Elyria and Gratton. Bert Pember and Elyna called here. Mrs Geo Gibbs and Mrs M Gibbs of Oberlin stayed with relatives. Asta Penfound from Coonsville spent time with Penford family. Miss Edith Sherwood and Alice Needham visited. Harry Payne of Euclid returned from visit with Shyin Squires. Georgia Krapper Edith Seeley of Gratton were entertained by Edag Farr. Frink of Oberlin spent a day with the Squires. Large turnout at the LO F picnic at Randall's Grove despite bad weather. News mentions Mrs Manion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pember
Elyna
Frioods
Geo. Gasael
Eaton
Geo. Gibbs
M. Gibbs
Oberlin
Resent
Asta Penfound
Coonville
H Penford
Alice Needham
Edith Sherwood
Elyria
Harry ©. Payne
Euclid O
Shyin Squires
Georgia Krapper
Edith Seeley
Gratton
Edag Farr
Truman. Frink
Albert Squires
Turger's Mill
Carlisle
Randall's Grove
Manion
Edgerton's Battery Reunion Planned for August 1596
Edgarton Qatar hosts a reunion of the Battery with residents urged to attend on Wednesday August cg 1596. Comrades and their spouses are asked to bring families for a social gathering at Watulals Grove, with a committee inviting all friends of the Battery to attend.
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Edgartog
Qatar
Wilvo
Lorain
Vacation to Mackinac Island by steamers ad
Advertisement invites readers to travel to Mackinac Island via steamers with round trip fares from Detroit Toledo Cleveland and other cities. Mentions tickets valid for day trips and free baggage handling. Offers illustrated pamphlets from the Detroit area address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Toledo
Siscodrom Gleveland
Detroit
Wood shoe sale draws crowded town crowds and bargains
Large crowds flock to the Wood shoe sale this week as merchants promise ample staff and low rates. An excursion offer to St Paul via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway runs in August 2010 and September 1 1895 with very low fares. The Cake Shore claims fastest inns between the East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enirabel
Tyr
Wallen
St Paul
Minn
Lave Shore
Michigan Southern Ailway
Cake Shore
Tefford & Ryckman Cleaners Ad Plainly Noted
A clothing cleaning service offers cleaning pressing and repairing of dress suits overcoats ladies wool skirts and jackets at Court Street over the Democrat office with the address 3314.
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Tefford & Ryckman's
Fragmentary shipping ad hints at sailor prices and location
A damaged clipping references sailors and prices such as 455 half pow fs eo and 2.5 Panama sailors. It mentions Mrs E P Fin at 303 Broad Street and lists loose currency notations followed by scattered words about sails.
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Panama
E. P
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Chapman & Robinson
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Mit
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Halter
Addie Mahoo
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Huntley
Pentel
Lawrence
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Ripley
Penfield
Uae
Murry
Pasne Holding
Lewy
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Alma Haulk
Tussie Simm
Pak
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Wellington
Lita Ebelen
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J.B Whomas
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Lucy Misock
Courlis
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inClyde
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Mys
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Miss Mary
Noohuyter
Mer Parent
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Formur Boys
Aliss Lele Young
Flice
Unas
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Fon
MOE
Walter Williams
Chicago
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Theo Thpistar
B Vanator
Herr
Gypsy
Philladelphia
Mare
Nance
LA Grange
L. Udlemar
Seve Wikeos
Woleeth
Abe Provigon
Wellingles
North Mainstreg
Scott
North Eaton
Russia
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Elyria Milling Co
Leavening Powe
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Adele
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Dayton Stormer
Elyria H. M. Andres
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