Oberlin Dentist Weds Berea Girl in Home Ceremony
Dorothy Doddridge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Doddridge, wed Dr Charles Wilbur Cat rick of Oberlin at a home ceremony Saturday at 6 pm performed by Rev C M McConnell of Delaware. Attendants included Margaretta Doddridge maid of honor and Ivadeil Pierce bridesmaid with Paul Carrick best man. groom was Sam Ewing. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perea
Phillip Doddridge
Dorothy Doddridge
Charles Wilbur Catrick
Oberlin
Delaware
Margaretta Doddridge
Ivadeil Pierce
Paul Carrick
Sam Ewing
Cleveland
Oberl
Immortality sermon at Second Congregational Church
Rev H A Yoritz spoke on The Christian Doctrine of Immortality at the Second Congregational Church. He argued that Jesus’ life guarantees eternal life for believers and that the immortal hope has evolved through Christian history as people seek the mind of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Oberlin Track Prospects Highlight Balanced Team
Oberlin's spring track shows a deep roster with ten standout athletes led by Fred Martin Carrick Metcalf and Rice. The squad aims for strong dash and field events though distance and pole vault are potential weak spots with Parkhill Moyer Kneasl among entrants. First meet is a triangular vs Case and Wooster on May 1 at home.
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Oberlin
Fred Martin
Carrick
Metcalf
Rice
Martin
Farquhar
Parkhill
Moyer
Kneaal
Tung
Imaterial
Vincent
Qestreich
Case
Wooster
Wesleyan
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished and May Spring a Surprise
A fragment from Elyria announces cheerful estimates and hints at a potential surprise win. Located at 108 Broad Street, Elyria, with phone number 2610 referenced in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad, St., Elyria
W. J. Lucas
Broad Street
Elyria Phoni
Japanese Evangelist Kanamori to Speak at Union Meeting
Oberlin April 12. Rev Mr Kanamori noted as a great Japanese evangelist will address a union meeting of all churches at the Seccon Congregational Church on Wednesday April 14 at 7 30 PM He comes at the invitation of President H C King and will speak at the college chapel at noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Kanamori
Unnion
Seccon Congregational Church
H. C. King
Rev d H Grant to Speak Thursday Evening at Oberlin
Rev J H Grant of Elyria will speak at the James Brand House Thursday April 15. Supper at 6:30 served by ladies of First and Second churches. Inter Church World Movement topic to be discussed. A 25 cent charge for the show, tickets available early. Also listed: Assessor begins work listing taxable personal property starting April 12 with hours 9 11 AM and 2 5 PM at Oberlin Telephone Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Oberlin
J. 4H. Grant
Elyria
James Brand House
Oberlin
J. B. Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Oberlin Telephone Company
Oberlin High School Glee Club to Perform Joint Concert
The Oberlin High School announces a joint concert by the boys and girls Glee clubs in mid May. The senior class begins work on their commencement play It Pays to Advertise with cast including Ruth Kelsey Leota Morris Grace Martin Marion Herrick Frank Huntley Lezoy Hayden Theopholus Prucha Bin Powers Alfred Tulk and Harold Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohi
Ruth Kelsey
Leota Morris
Grace Martin
Marion Herrick
Frank Huntley
Lezoy Hayden
Theopholus Prucha
bin” Powers
Alfred Tulk
Harold Hahn
Stucco House with Seven Large Rooms by Charles S Sergwick
A seven room stucco house by Charles S Sergwick offers a sun parlor and sleeping porch, a full width living room with an open stairway, a sunny bow window dining area, and a rear maid’s room. Estimated cost $5500 to $7000 exclusive of heating and plumbing.finish is hardwood with birch on second floor and oak on first.
Local residents and visitors noted in weekend rounds
A series of quick social notes lists Rev J C Andrus and wife visiting to resume work at Johns Hopkins. Mrs Mabel Cooke Bott traveling from Akton to Elyton. Capt G H Bowen leaving for Toledo and planning a voyage on the Peter A B Widener. Mrs Sidney Hauenstein and daughter visiting Keep Annex. Miss Margaret and Miss Sue Weddell visiting parents after attending a YWCA convention in Cleveland. Mrs Jesse Hill and son George visiting Wakeman. Miss Mary Hosford visiting relatives in Aurora. Rindfust of South Hadley Mass en route to St Louis for American Chemical Society meeting. Mrs J R Leiter returning from Findley after her father’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Andrus
Forest Street
Baltimore
John's Hopkins University
Mabel Cooke Bott
Ak- Ton
Frank Cooke
Ely- Tin
G. H Bowen
Toledo
North Pleasant Street
Capt. Bowen
Jon
Peter A. B. Widener
Sidney Hauenstein
Bloffton, O
J. Weddell
Weddell
Cleveland
Jesse Hill
George
Wakeman
Mary Hosford
Aurora
E. Rindfust
South Hadley
Mass
Oberlin
St Louis
Balmwort Tablets Aid Kidney and Bladder Comfort
A testimonial says Balmwort Tablets ease inflammation in kidneys and bladder, relieving back pain and frequent urges. Patient Alexander T. Matya of Passaic New Jersey reports beneficial results after using the remedy advertised by druggists. Price listed as 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander T. Matya
Elm Street
Passaic
N. J
Oberlin Personal Notice Snapshot
Oberlin April 13 to 8 0 Andrews left Saturday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Andrews
Woman's Missionary Society elects officers in South Ridge
South Ridge April 12 the annual election of officers of the Woman's Missionary society was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kuittle with a large attendance. New officers include Mrs Handke president, Mrs Brown vice president, Mrs Kuittle secretary, Mrs Dellefeld treasurer, and others to Lorain convention duties. Next meeting set for May at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grobe.
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South Ridge
Woman's Missionary Society
George Kuittle
Handke
Wm. Brown
Geo. Kuittle
John Dellefield
Harvey Beal
F. Handke
W. M
Lorain
John Dellefeld
Walter Grobe
Charles Schaible
George Hann
Oberlin
Henry Schmitkens
Middle Ridge
Henry Grobe
Elyria
Walter Grob
Howard
K. Fluke
Ashland
E. Burrer
Medina
David Kirkbride
Elizabeth
Lewis Spiegelberg
Amherst
Warren Collier
Reno
M. Nubn
Peter Ruth
Brownhelm
William Ruth
Henry Kolbe
Midde Ridge
George Knittle
Clara Bechtel
Cleveland
Local Notes From Columbia and Nearby Towns
Farmers in the Columbia area have begun sowing oats while Edna Crocker of Elyria spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A D Crocker. Clyde Snell has recovered from an earlier fire with his father John Snell still ill from a mix of illnesses. Mr and Mrs Frank Van Arsdale and son Glen visited relatives in Noteland. Mr and Mrs F D Longbow and family including Charl were noted as having been honorably discharged.
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Columbia
Edna Crocker
Elyria
A. D. Crocker
Clyde Snell
John Snell
Frank van Arsdale
Glen
Noteland
F. D. Longbow
Charl
Free 75 cent bottle offer for Williams acid treatment
Advertisement promises relief from rheumatic, kidney and bladder pains caused by acids. It claims The Williams Treatment can yield to chronic ailments and offers a free 22 dose bottle plus a 75 cent trial bottle by sending 10 cents for postage packing to D A Williams Co. Boston address in Hast Hamp ton Connecticut.
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Williams
D. A. Williams 'Co
P. O
Hampton
Conn
Goly
Bay Village Community Notes and Obituaries
The April 12 Bay Village column reports the monthly aid society meeting at the M E church parlors on April 7 with hostesses Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Myers Mrs. Clifton Aldrich and Mrs. Pickering. It notes five members joined the Congregational church at Easter services and records several local events and illnesses including Mrs. Adam Wilbert’s death on March 29 and Ralph Taylor’s birth March 28.
Baker's Crossing Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
In Baker's Crossing on April 9 Mrs Polly Peet is spending an indefinite time with her granddaughter Mrs Ezza Holland. Mrs Nettie Thornton of Barber Street spent a few days at her father Richard Helfiner's home and visited Jim Helffner's family and Albert Hawley. Merritt Parker is quite sick with the grippe. Mr Henry Laughery and Mrs H O Beckley were in New London on Saturday. Mr Richard Helfner and William visited in North Eaton.
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Baker’s Crossing
Polly Peet Ig
Ezza. Holland
Nettie Thornton
Barberstown
Richard Helfiner
Jim Helffner
Albert Hawley
Merritt Parker
Henry Laughery
H. O. Beckley
New London
Richard Helffner
William
North Eaton
How To Have Red Lips And Pink Cheeks
A health and beauty note discusses red lips as a sign of vigor and color in cheeks. It mentions morbid health states as barriers and cites three green hypo-nuclane tablets said to boost red blood cells after months of treatment. The piece notes improvements in the nervous system and general health with use.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust CO
Lorain County
Electric Service Company
J. C. Britton
E. Broad St
Phote
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
CHAS
Crehore, Secy-Mzr
Elyria, Ghia
Cor
Chestnut and Ehn
John Kaiser and Bro. Co. General Contractors and Real Estate Agents
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohia
Gray-Barr Company
Howard Wilson
E. J. Blaser
Middle Avenue
Moore Bros. Concrete Block Co
Fithert Street
Mill’s Music Shop
Dh Grant
Charles S Sergwick
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Rem Ya
Odio
Sedgwick's
Kass
Tfie Zaort Bebra
Eef IY
Ponce
Eastern Heights
Qulth Ridge
U.S. Army
J. MM. Longdow
Esther Dair
Floyd Sherman
Beebetown
Robert McCaughrey
Derwin Walkden
Frank J
Bradley
Ladies’ Society
Town Hall
Jean Langoon
Flora Alien
Rolland Walkden
Earl Boon
Bond
Stranahan ‘District
Hicksville
Lois Cerchet
Greater
Elyria Building Co
Overland Gardens
Barton and Deutsch
He City Hardware Company
Bell
Julius S. Hyman
Park Place
H.E. Berkley Real Estate
The
Fox Furnace Co
Superior Electric Co
Pallas Bros. Electric Co
Taft Brothers
Carpenter
Pasadena
BAY Village
Edward Wheeler
Rocky River
George Williams
Dover Village
Donald
Velma Aldrich
Dofeter
Eagle Cliff
Taylor
Congregational Church
Ralph
Agusta Hines
Chas. Hicks
Mrs. Edgar Bake
Wellington
Ray Dirlam
Ivan
Haster
How
C. M. Dieterick
Baker's Crossing
GrepeNuts
TE Park
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