Farmers Report Poultry Losses Amid Orchard Damage
April 28 noting chicken thefts at Fields Farm as locals report 73 percent fruit damage in Medina and Wayne Counties. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Wilford visiting, Mrs Esther Dale in Elyria, and Albert Maddock discovering yard thefts with losses around 40 to 45 birds across several farms.
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Medina
Wayne
W. A. Grills
Cleveland
Esther Dale
Elyria
Geo. Gill
Moris Wilford
Charles Watsons
Albert Maddock
Eldred
Kendig
Lyman Reed Reports Losses in Lateer Stock
Lyman Reed notes that nearly all the larger stock was taken while the smaller breeds were left behind. Regular services are planned at the Fields churches on the coming Lord's Day. There will be no Willing Workers meeting at the Church of Christ this week.
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Lyman Reed
Church of Christ
Medena Spelling Contest and Bond Vote Highlight County Meeting
The county considers a $100,000 high school bond after state findings deem the current building unsafe. A new aviation field likely on land north of Medina and a state utilities hearing set May 17 seek a gas rate of 1 dollar per thousand feet with a ten percent discount. Also noted is a countywide PTA effort to form township clubs and a local arrest for alimony-related contempt involving Ralph Phillips.
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Medena
Bath Township Board of Education
Medina
Willam Dixon
Urbana
Parent-Teachers Association
Medina Gas & Fuel Co
State Utilities Commission
Burbank
Creston LeRo
Sterling Loch
West Salem
Ralph Phillips
Wadsworth
Scent Murder Mystery in Death of Couple
Autopsy in Brooklyn reveals Freemont M. Jackson 75 and wife Anna 70 were murdered by slow-acting poisoning over time. Authorities say the case displays all the elements of a first-class drama. Delegates Mrs Nash and Miss Bertha Hopp named for the Sunday school convention in Norwalk.
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New York
Freemont M. Jackson
Anna
Brooklyn
Nash
Bertha Hopp
Norwalk
Ohio Odd Fellows March in Columbus Twilight Parade
About 5 600 Odd Fellows paraded in Columbus on a twilight march celebrating the 88th anniversary of the organization. The pageant drew about 1 100 spectators at the grounds, with prominent leaders and past masters of Ohio presiding and 1999 candidates represented.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mertan
Probasty
Aparoy
Gereia
Fred H
Hahn ‘Oled
Mintant
FE Sir
Ammons
Jaytse I Oe
Corr
Kanton
Hoa Hughes
Zinesville
Houck
Mount Vernon
Frank Culp
Mansfeld
Edwin Wright Greeny
Ite
Trank Slabaush
Newsik
Younsér
Celina
French Girls Besiege Hand Jack Dempsey
Paris reports a flood of letters and offers from French women to Jack Dempsey seeking marriage. suitors highlight skills in French cooking and managing a French household. One offers to support a family with a yearly sum and to spend summers in America and on European waters.
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Jack Dempsey
Paris
Excelsior
Vamilion Dolars
Amelia
Roviera
France
Local notes reveal spring visits and family moves
April 28 entry lists Jos Nev visiting Elyria and Wiss Grace Stein staying with parents Mr and Mrs J Stet. Families such as FOB Armbruster, Guy Jake Waury, and Charles Neff plan work on farms, a barn, and a move to Spencer. Arthur Law and Mildred Jenkins wed April 3 and will reside on the homestead. Esther Pfiffer spent Saturday in Elyria. George Haury and Joe Law are mentioned in nearby Lorain relations.
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Erhart
Jos Nev
Elyria
Wiss Grace Stein
Strongssle
J Stet
Fob
Armbruster
Chippewa Lake
Guy Jake Waury
Lorain
Charles Neff
Fred Gross
Lonie Wacker
Spencer
Arthur Law
Mildred Jenkins
Esther Pfiffer
George Haury
Joe Law
Amherst and Elyria visitors mark slow local week
North Elyria notes list residents visiting relatives in Lorain and Amherst. Recurring mentions include Mr and Mrs Ho Cantinehan, Mr and Mrs Dute, and the Deters family. A Garfield school recital is recorded and the Vincent Sunday school reports growing attendance.
Local social and sports notes from Elyria area
Mrs Lucy Miller of West Ridge visits Mrs M Roberts on Monday. The Avyn M. E. Aid Society and North Elyria Grange plan a play at Markley schoolhouse Wednesday titled The New Minister. Last Saturday the Comets and Vincent played a disputed baseball game, Chandler posting a 250 batting average in a 1 to 1 tie. Next Sunday Elyria locals travel to Highland Park Lorain. Managers seek games from 16 to 19 year old teams, James Kiefer listed as contact.
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Lucy Miller
West Ridge
M. Roberts
Avyn M. E. Aid Society
North Elyria Grange
Markley School House
Vincent
Comets
Chandler
Highland Park
Lorain
James Kiefer
Elyria
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Pennsylvania
Qne
Tharles Bauer
Cebimbia
Dill
Jake Law
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MoMeyers
Lorahn Hospital
North Elyra
Markley School
Ho Cantinehan
Choeland
North Ridge
Myers
Dute
Amherst
Mas Ho Cannimehan
Aveph Werstiner
Jamih
Lester
1D. Vyers
McCollumes
Perry Taylor
Zivin
Garfield School
George Chambers
Caley
Memorial Hospital
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Deters
Elvrra
Ella Titden Sandus Ais
Lyons
Dol Keho
Tvo
US. Gov't. Supervision
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Ane
BABY
Hallworthy
Gali
H. C
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
H. H. Hall
Oberlin RD
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