County Happenings Across Nearby Counties
Local briefs list visitors from Lorain County and Cleveland including Amelia Koepp Mil Becker and William Mudlllson. Notables named include Charles Hall recovering from an arm injury, Nettie Mae Schaeffer, Andrew Patterson, Misa Elasnora Ruth, and Frank Steele visiting Elyria and Cleveland. Community events mention the Eagles initiating new members and the Empire Theatre reopening after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Tuteday
Amelia Koepp
Mildid Becker
William Mudlllson
Charles Hall
Nettie Mae Schaeffer Taill
Andrew Patterson
Cleveland
Misa Elasnora
Ruth
Spelouc
Eagles
Eaglea
Hell
Rew
Batley
South Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Local Social Notes From Ridgeville Mogeville Dec 9
Residents and visitors from Cleveland Akron Defiance Elyria and Detroit gathered for family events. Names include Bennett Lazenbs Wilford Healey Falkner Merrill Shaw and Shaw, plus the Berridge, Reed, Rew, Sonntag, and Pickard families.
Birmingham company extends electricity to Wakeman
The Farmers' Light & Power Co. plans extending electric service from Birmingham to Wakeman. Mr and Mrs Adam Horn attended the funeral of Mrs Conrad Blockert at Kipton church Tuesday. Mrs W H Coultrip checked on her brother Peter Keighley in Berlin Heights. Barney Soyde, recently ill, shows slow improvement. Eva Bohes hosted the Ladhew Ald society at Birmingham ME church. W Coultrip had his barn wired for electricity last week.
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Birmingham
Farmers’ Light & Power Co
Wakeman
Lina
Adam Horn
Conrad Blockert
Kipton Church
Birmingham ME
F. G Perce
Adam Berg
W. & Coultrip
Brighton Grange Elects Officers
Brighton Grange elected officers for the coming year with D. L. Perkins as Master and J. M. Burge as Overseer Alma Perking as Securer plus other officers. The W C T U met at Mrs J M Burge’s home where county president Mrs Nellie M Hill reported on the state convention. News items note moves, visits, and a church mission lecture on Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton Grange
D. L. Perkins
J. M Burge
Alma Perking
Merrill
Mra. J
Walt
Flora
Ehanbeth Alfred
J M. Burge
W K Gott
C. G. Webber
Jesse Burge
W.C T. U
J. M. Burge
Nellie M. Hill
Garris Ward
Ruggles
Bursley House
Pleasant Street
Milburn Parker
Io Greenwich
Clavaland
Ladies Aid Society
Kinnear Sale
Fred Gillett
George Gill
Ethel Wilkes
Cleveland
H Ly Gul
Roy Burge
Pitts Ell
JM Bu
Misa
Arlewas
Fred Justica
Fiyria
A N. Quil
Missionary Society
Shatner
Wellington
Kipton Social Notes and Local Obituary
Kipton social column records Saturday visits among residents including Mrs McTUtter Mrs Brown and Mrs Currier Elyria and Wakemandi. Henry Hand dies Saturday afternoon and obituaries note relatives visiting from Toledo and New York City. A Christian church bazaar is planned at the town hall. Florence Hinman of Toledo stayed with the Hinman family. Mrs Hoare and her mother Estey arrived from Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Eon Gibbs
B. Everett
Mary Me
Allister
Toledo
Eon
Mra Bailey
George Bradley
Myron D Bates
Ted
Tickerson
Kipton
New York City
Ladies of the Christian Church
Hipton Nest
Misa Florence Hinman
F F Hinman
IF HK. Hoare
Estey
Ver
Man Claims Rheumatism Cures Backed by Patent Remedy
James Allen, long crippled by rheumatism, credits a patent preservion for curing all symptoms. He promotes a mysterious deposta theory and claims relief after taking two bottles funded by local druggists and pharmacies who offer money-back guarantees. The article notes no verifiable medical evidence and presents the claim as a sensational cure promotion common in period advertisements.
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James HY Allen
Ebeswe
Crandalls I
Narmecy
Allenrhi
Birth Announcement for Roy Twin ing on Tuesday
A baby boy was born on Tuesday December 7 to Mr and Mrs Roy Twinging in Oberlin. The newborn arrived during the winter visit of the family friend group, with relatives celebrating the new arrival.
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Oberlin
Silver Anniversary Observed At Eaton
Eaton declares a silver wedding anniversary with a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Frank Hawke. Guests bring a silver-mounted casserole as keepsake. neighbors share news of births travels illnesses and local happenings around Eaton.
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Eaton
Avon residents gather as community notes fill Bazaar
Dec 16 bazaar planned by the Ladies Aid at the Methodist basement. Local social updates include Mrs Wm Peak visiting daughter, Miss Marie Chester visiting Sandusky, Ellen Pickering's surgery recovery, Nina Warden and Louise Loux hospital events, and family movements in Seville and Oberlin. Ames Barber of Notre Dame attended funeral for Mrs Louie Loux. Ed Brown family moving to Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hawke
Chiia Stable
California
Ellsworth Hawke
W. H. Giles
Columbus
W J Longdon
Robert Churchward
Lucile and
Roberta
Columbia
J . Cola
Ladies’ Aid Society
Perry Dawley
Cleveland
Burton Ross
Wellington
Wra
Adalbert Cheney
Lorain
Ford Hill
Ann Clay
Brunswick
Jake Shuster
Avon
Wm Peak
Murrow Schwinn
Bedford
Ray Schwinn
The
Methodist Church
Mra G
Jenkins
Marie Chester
Sandusky
Ellen Pickering
St. Joseph's Hospital
Misa Rhea Walker
Hugh
Coldwater
Mich
John Walker
Seville
Jon Fretter
Issac Cheate- Misg
Nina Warden
Mra Leonard Warden
Lakewood
Tre Louise Loux
St Joseph's Hospital
St Mary's Church
Children’s play suits guaranteed colors and sizes
The Robinson Hancock Co offers children’s play suits in guaranteed colors and sizes from 2 1 2 to 7 years. Values priced at $1.50 and $2.00 are now $1.19 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid treatment offered as cure
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as a guaranteed cure for piles. It claims years of internal experimentation to diagnose the pile cause and offers money back if not effective. The ad states W Phillips and leading druggists sell Hemroid with a guarantee.
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Basia
Leothardts
Guard Against Spread of Diseases in Amherst Schools
A number of diphtheria and other contagious disease carriers have been detected in Amherst public schools. Children were sent home and houses warned to keep out, as a health officer ordered strict precautions to prevent spread.
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Amherst
Open Streets Planned in Kolbe Addition Amherst
The village and Adam Kolbe agree on two new streets in Kolbe's allotment north of Cleveland Avenue opposite the cemetery. One street will run perpendicular to Cleveland Avenue and extend to the green line tracks, to be named Columbus Street. The other will run east and west parallel to the tracks and be named Carnell Avenue. Cornell Avenue will not extend to meet the new streets. Kolbe will grade the streets and install a sand sewer system, to be completed within a year.
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Amherst
Village
Adam Kolbe
Kolbe
Cleveland Avenue
Columbus
Carnell Avenue
Cornell Avenue
BH & B Court
Amherst Blue Lodge Installs Officers
Amherst Dec. The following officers were installed at the meeting of the local order of Masons Sunday night in W MI C E Cooper 3 W A R Tolhurst J W T W Shruce treasurer C J Ehrmson secretary J N Holz acer 8 D John Bruce J D Ed Sahl steward Frank Smith junior steward Orn Grugle ruler Sam Wragg trustee Conrad Zilch The installing officer was Fast Master Charles Ebbs
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Amherst
Order of Masons
E Cooper
A R Tolhurst
T W Shruce
C J Ehrmson
NS Holzacer
John Bruce
Ed Sahl
Frank Smith
Orn Grugle
Sam Wragg
Conrad Zilch
Charles Ebbs
Bert Sanders Named Village Councilman
Amherst reports Bert Sanders recommended to fill the vacancy from Dr W A Purcell resignation and the choice is generally endorsed. The Amherst council also notes a drainage issue along the railroad line ditching fields north of the air line, to be addressed by officials. Pythian Sisters masquerade dance at Knights of Pythias Hall drew Faventy-five members and shoppers joined Lorain dollar day sales. William Coburn begins duties as watchman. Miss Elizabeth Pratt of Saskatchewan visits Mr and Mrs Harry Williams with Clyde Booth and children.
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Amherst
Bert Sanders
W A Purcell Sanders
Pythians
Hell
Knights of Pythias Hall
Lorain
Wm Coburn
Elizabeth Pratt
Saskatchewan
Canada
Harry Williams
Clyde Booth
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Elyria
Hanchett
Lorai
Martin Courth
South Apstorst
Henry Hagemann
Lena
Anna
John Heler
Empire
Miss Roster
Edna and
Helen Beller
Ridgeville
Mogeville
F Zk Bennett
Lazenbs
Anna Wilford
Mias Lic Wilford
Mo K Bulls
Illyria
E Healey
Nettle
Boc. Miller
Mary Harnedol
George
Howard Shaw
Gent Emith
Whitcomb
Crag Ken
Grafton
Donia Falkner
Defiance
Mary Falkner
Mra Ning Merrill
Eda Shaw
Akron
H Shaw
Louie Bhaber
Mro
Mir
James Berridge
Tye
Rm Detroit
Pidelta Rewingon
Braska
Stehufer
Elyric
Wa Pounett
Sunshine Club
Hurd
Louis Shaber
Mra
Mes Burges
Slicer
Myth
Huy Chat
Gen
MU Street
Birmingham Company
Wakemaan
Carrie Mack
Hbyrta
Fred Bronger
Adelbert Cheney
M Hopwood
Sarah McAdame
Misa van Epps
Jim Longbow
Ray
H Randall
Ira Shuster
Will
Gus
Ralph Hennig
Addison Crowells
Chas Walker
George Peak
Harry Hoffmeister
George Buck
G. Clifton
Clifton
Mary Brooks
Charles Sweet
Mra Chan Bilas
Mra Newton Blackwell
Testiday
Norton
Leonhardt
Amherst Blue Lodge
Green Line
Amherst Personals
Me Mare
M. Lawrence & Co
Chisago
C W Philos
Ebert Drug Store
Croup Insurance
Croup
Dragg
Drake
Glessco
Elyria Marietta
Parkersburg
Suk
Georgette
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