Lake Shore Work on West Milan Street Hill
North Amherst August 17 1893 reports the Lake Shore has begun work on West Milan Street hill. Local events include a ten pound newborn, attendance at Great Camp KOT Mat Piqua Ohio, a quarry job change, new house construction on Tenny street, K of P lodge meeting, a farm accident, ice cream festival at Kendleighs corners, telegraph office key manipulation, IOOF picnic, a World’s Fair visit, and a Knights of Lythias and Maccabees picnic with band music at Oak Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Milan Street
Sam Delaheld
K. Jacobi
Mat Piqua
Phoenix
Wm Ritchy
Malone's
Massey
Elyria
Pete Plato
Tenny Street
Knights of Amherst Lodge
K. of P
Esquire
Howard Walker
D. Tolhurst
Good Templars
Geo Rice
Kendleigh's Corners
W OD Farr
Monroeville
Fred Wirth
Wsho
Messrs
J. G Haus
J H Frederick
Lorain
A. Hiker
Wellington and Avon News In August 1893 Briefs
August 16 1893 items from Wellington and Avon report social visits family moves and travel noting Hattie Mason and Anna visiting Cleve area Mrs White dies after long illness Wellington residents ride and visit Exposition attendance and local church notes, fields crops and grape outlook Randalls Grove picnic and outings of Elyria and Brooklyn village residents pointers to community life and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mason
Anna
Cleve
Feidler
Grafton
C K. Hisey
Cortland Avenue
RK Hisey
Tuffalo
Toursiday
Wellington
Sist
John White
Jess Rulison
Carlisle
Van
Edly
Florida
Greenwald
Lorain
Fii
Lorain Street
Cleveland
VF ¢ Clifford
Kev M Buell
Eypeet
Randolph
Jovlin
Ton Avon
Randalls’ Grove
Elyria
Dr. Burrell
Ted French
Jones
Brooklyn Village
Dover
Avon
Pickering
Stickney
Mra Bush
Local Notes From La Grange and Area
Bert Robbins returns from the World's Fair. Mason Powers assists in Gott Bras dry goods. Mrs J E Willard and daughter visit town on Sunday. W Brinsmade of West Cleveland visits Friday. Bird Gott's children recover from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Robbins
Mason Powers
Gott Bras
J. E Willard
W. Brinsmade
West Cleveland
Bird Gott
Local items and notices from Elyria town gathering
The column records multiple town notes from Elyria including visits by Mark Snyder and Mrs. Fulton, travel reports, a large Underhill Terrell reunion, a burglary at Gott Hros store, and a family reunion at J E Jones's Peotield home with 39 attendees. It also mentions institute attendance and local events with remarks on life and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stroup
Elyria
Mark Snyder
F. Williams
Old
Penfield
W. Noble
Sarah Fulton
Toledo
Randall's Grove
Frank Turner
Litchfield
W. F. Hubbard
Earnest Freeman
Michigan
H. F. Williams
W. H. Johnson
Ashland
Underhill
Terrell
Olmsted
Charley
Burton White
John White
Wellington
White
Gott
Parks Sure Cure Ad Promises Kidney Disease Fix
An 19th century patent medicine claim urges readers to try Parks Sure Cure for a dry throat dull eyes and general malaise. The ad promises cures for Bright's Disease Diabetes and all kidney complaints with a guaranteed refund if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
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Henry J, Eady
Ohio
Eady
A.g.garpenter
Tobias Hose
NEW Bakery
Navy Wast Broatd
Monroe Block
Cole & Warren
Hart
Tucker
Ekie
Kelley
Tan
Russia
Old Reliable Shoe Dealers
Wm. E. Parmelee
Middle Avenue
Ladiew
Rodina
Orien Yao
Muinkee
Mont Fourier
Migsen
Iskee
Childrens’ Harsset
T H
W.H. Barnes
Cogswell
Ak Tn
E. U. Hague
Tee
Ages Tru
Marilana
William Penn
Key West
House & Viewers
Groerka
Hoyse & Flower
Grocers
W. F. Eldred
Gammocks
Ano Sesr
W. F. Eldred & CO
Elyria & Lorain
North Amherst
Methodist Church
Adams
Taylor
Geo Bliss
Sweet
Oberlin
Mirs
George Sweet
Slaters
LA Grange
J E Jones
Hishop
Fannie C Richmond
Sanwel
Jamis Rubbins
Leonard Borunes
Wm Hinman
Talmidge
Dlenry Odell
Klamarsoo
Mich
George Hell
Rochester
Charley Hull
Mandie
Wot Johnson
Flora
Sylvia Ingalls
Koa Jones
ANVIE
W.l.fay
John Robinson
Solomon
Sheba
Isreal
Solomon Wr
Mount Moriah
Davia
Jerusalem
King Solomon's Temple
Circuse
Invenues
Tage
the Mighty Parade
Ares
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