Pittsfield Notes Farm Moves and Local News
Brown buys the late George H Wilson’s home farm joining his east farm. Ruth Davidson taught in Loungstown and spent spring break at home. Laws Liown won class A and Velma Whitney won class B in the Township Oratorical contest. Roscoe Campbell attended the County Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria. Mabel Brown of Oberlin vacationed at home while studying in the kindergarten school. Many farmers moved residences. updates include Fred Muchleburg, Lewis Wheeler, Leon Beam, Will Davis, Mrs Mary Brandt, A P Dineoln, Cashner, and A C Horton visiting ill Isaac Bricker. Logs drawn to East Camden sawmill. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Brown celebrated their 25th anniversary. Fanny West spent spring vacation at home. Rosa Woodard and Wilma Woodard visited Alton J. Pitts in Oberlin. F A Coleman moved from the farm to La Grange. Wednesday night function left about forty attendees.
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Pittsfield
Brown
George H Wilson
Frea G Wilson
Ruth Davidson
Loungstown
Laws Liown
Velma Whitney
Wellington
Roscoe Campbell
County Farm Bureau
Elyria
Mabel Brown
Oberlin
Fred Muchleburg
Lee
Morris Schubert
Lewis Wheeler
Oberling
Fred Wheeler
Leon Beam
George Mull
Peter Beam
Will Davis
Mary Brandt
Alfred Schafer
P Dineoln
St Petersburg
Fla
Cashner
Schroeder
Ernest ?Aisons
A. C. Horton
Isaac Bricker
Camden
John Rowell
M. T. Brown
Esther
State University At
Columbus
Fanny West
Cleveland
A O West
Rosa Woodard
Wilma Woodard
Alton J. Pitts
F A Coleman
la Grange
Neighborhoods Host Delightful Evening At Home
Neighbors surprised them with a pleasant evening at the home featuring ice cream and cake. R F Clark moved to repair his barn and plan a new house this summer. Horton sisters received news their uncle Dr Win Horton of Cleveland, aged 98, is bedridden after a fall last August. Rollin Forton, 83, of Cleveland, tended him in hospital. Early settlers Andra, Dennis Hartin and Elbert Glynn were mentioned amid health and community notes. A First Religious Congregational Society meeting discussed church plans and funds with the Ohio conference guidance. Pittsfield’s pension funds aim to support church improvements, with funds held until church call. The town’s citrus-season notes follow, as residents return from Florida after a mild winter in St Cloud with Lakeland visits and Florida rail activity.
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R. F. Clark
A. C. Horton
Sarah
Martha Horton
Win, Horton
Cleveland
Rollin Forton
Pittsfield
Andra
Dennis Hartin
Elbert Glynn
Effa Cameron
Elyria
W. A. Davis
J. A. Waite
First Religious Congregational Society
Irving Metcalf
Oberlin
Bitter anti Christian campaign in China reported
A faction of Chinese students has launched a bitter anti Christian campaign in Tien Tsien tonay according to Exchange Telegraph. This marks the first intimation of such movement in China.
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Tien Tsien Tonay
China
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