Oberlin News Roundup Of Obituaries And Events
Obit notices report Albright family deaths and funeral plans in Oberlin. Ferdinand Im buried in Oberlin cemetery. Local school and concert announcements include Norwalk at Oberlin game and Oberlin Glee Club concert set for February 16. Community notes cover gardens, lectures, club meetings, and births in Oberlin.
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Erlin
Ferdinand Im
Follett Street
Oberlin
Oberoleys Glee Club
Finney L
Tanlac credited for health restoration by Mrs Abbot
Mrs Abbot of 5129 Section ayve says she suffered serious illness after the 1918 flu and nearly collapsed. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite energy sleep and weight gain of twenty one pounds, noting her husband also benefited. She urges readers to try Tanlac noting its wide availability and sales.
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Tanlac
Local News From LaGrange and Surroundings
LaGrange notes visitors and gatherings as residents visit Elyria Cleveland and Tuscarawas County. A memorial service honors Mrs Winfield Skeeles. several locals attend funerals and church events. Scarcity of travel due to heavy snow and subzero temps affects daily life.
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Tuscarawas Co
LaGrange
Methodist Church
Jeanette
Mary Annette Beecher
Genena Miller
Cleveland
Knapp
T. F. Rawson
R. B. Freeman
J. L. Andrus
Belle Biggs
Twinsburg
Warren Miller
Chardon
Skeeles
Oklahoma
Unhealthy Liver Linked to High Blood Pressure Claim
The article promotes Dioxal and Droxel tablets as a remedy claiming liver support cleanses poisons from the blood, improves bile production, purifies the blood, clears sallow skin, and raises health in 24 hours by increasing vital bile supply. It asserts drugs cannot regulate the liver and touts cheap, harmless tablets from druggists.
Council Moves to Improve Streets in Amherst
Amherst council passed a sewer assessment ordinance for Pearl street and approved fines for malicious destruction of property. The body also decided to repair impassable streets with stone provenders and address local infrastructure needs.
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Amherst
Pearl Street
Community News Brief from Feb field in Cleveland area
Rev Alan and wife visited friends in Cleveland Wednesday and Thursday last week. Charles Watson, recently ill, is much improved. About sixty neighbors and friends gathered at the parsonage Friday evening to surprise Rev and Mrs Ryan. Ladies’ Aid Society dined together on Tuesday due to the Farmers Institute at Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs George Kunkle and Mr and Mrs Liam Harding of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Belhbridge.
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Oberlin
W. Foster
C. J. Wright
Ray Carter
Wellington
Oberlin Hospital
Sma
Len
J. L. Sedeeman
Cleveland
C. L. Weaver
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Robert H. Miner
Cardington
Ohio
W.M. Flam
Oil City
H. A. Nelby
Norwalk
J. C. Witlett
New York City
J. Lloyd Mahoney
Fostoria
J. J. Neary
Ippselante, Mich
Clarke D. Lamberton
Western Reserve University
Oberlin Art Association
Albert Schirmer
Hibbing
Minn
C. J. Cuyler
Oberlin Woman’s Club
Neilson
Park Hotel
H. A. Youtz
Alice Lewis
C. B. Rawson
Michigan
Alva Lippus
Berlin Heights
G. M. Khapp
L. C. Monosmith
Myron Gott
Capt. Johnson
CG A
Rawson
The
Baptist Church
White
Stevick
Elyria
M. E
Edward Everett Hale
Alvin Bemis
Ebrria
Geveral
Dorothy Wolcott
Ruth Adams
Jeneanne Ingels
Grange
Pedro
R. W. Sanders
Mabel Holcomb
Anna Holcomb
Gertrude Smith
Wayne Johnson
Clarence Benton
Memorial Hospital
W. F. Hastings
Warren Miller
Chardon
Murphy
LaGrange
Winfield
Skeeles
Arthur H. Beecher
Tulsa
Oklaoma
Arthur Bauer
G. M. Knapp
Marty Miller
Danield .Atiller
Jan
W. S. Skeeles
Lorencie AI
Monna Lisa
C. E
Stone Church
Congregational Methodist
St. Peter's Evangelical
Knakovitch
Yesteray
F. O. Delbridge
Clevetana
Farmers’ Institute
Ridgeville
George Kunkle
Liam Harding
John Belhbridge
Thomas Hiam
North Olmstead Congregational church services draw Elyria visitors
A large group from Elyria attended North Olmsted Congregational church services Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Rightsman joined a banquet hosted by green house men in North Olmsted Friday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Worcester welcomed a baby weighing eleven and a quarter pounds. Parent Teachers Association met Wednesday in the church basement with a short program and talks by Mr Webb Mr Seals and Rev Ryan. Light refreshments followed. Ervin Blatch works with the floating telephone gang and plans to move to Norwalk soon.
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Elyria
Friesing
North Olmstead
Mr. Seals
Rev. Ryan
Ervin Blatch
Norwalk
Weekend visitors and local social notes in South Amherst
Misses Margaret Chhnieder and Oedhia Springer of Ridgeville visited relatives. Macks Ownes of Cleveland Stone Co. on business in Grindstone City. Various local residents attended gatherings in Elyria Oberlin and Lorain. A Forester's Hall dance drew many outsiders. South Amherst Bowling team beat North Amherst Thursday.
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South Amherst
Margaret Chhnieder
Oedhia Springer
Ridge- Ville
Mack Ownes
Cleveland Stone Co
Grindstone City
Arthur Wregg
Elyria
Charity Wrage
Ernest Schnieder
Missea Annie
Lizzie
Jessie Penman
Isabella
Elizabeth Roberts
John
William Roberts
Alec Penman
Mr. Boise
Donald Schroeder
Merton Bailey
William Oliman
Lorain
Faust
Delphing
Oberlin
Henry Kolb
Thressa
F. F. McCarthy
Robert Minch
Jane Merchant
Sarah Wragg
Enid Baldry
Cleveland
George Stevenson
Claude Birch
Henry Nickel
Ralph Moore
Isaac Slack
Henry Kalb
William Emery
George Ott
Claude Wagner
Clara McCord
Thomas Johnson
Lakewood
Forester’s Hall
Bert Tenne
and Birs
Joe Heathcote
Nellis Davis
J. Davis
Helen Derike
Freq Moser
Leonard Wragg
Amherst
Harry Slater
Chas
Nickel
North Amherst
Alfred Rose
Elyria Shoppers
Peabodys Visit Moser House Guests
Mr and Mrs William Peabody visited Mr and Mrs F Moser as Sunda guests in a brief social note noting the cordial visit and hospitality.
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William Peabody
Sunda
Mra
F. Moser
Ice houses fill with good quality ice in Rochester area
Local farmers report an early cold spell has allowed them to fill ice houses with high quality ice. Residents and visitors include Miss Nola Smith of Cleveland and families of Elyria and Wellington visiting or staying with local households. Several individuals are noted as ill but improving, with others traveling to Columbus for work and relatives visiting over weekends.
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H. Hill
W.H. Hill
Hill
America
Milton
Rochester
Nola Smith
Cleveland
Geo. Smith
Walter Crandall
Lloyd Crandall
Mable Crandall
Elyria
Wm. Ledyard
Str
Tinea Meanagi
Wim. Ledrard
J. Kirkland
H. Hodgkin
Wellington
E. A. Gariss
J. A. Feeley
Margaret Stebbing
High School of
Brighton
Congregational Society to Meet at Church Thursday
The Congregational society will meet in the church on Thursday February 7 with dinner served. An invitation is extended to all. Mr and Mrs Kirkland heard news of the death of Herbert Hollingsworth of Linton Indiana. Mrs Dell Richards of New London visited Mrs John Murray.
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Anbi
Oounty
Congregational Society
J. Kirkland
Herbert Hollingsworth
Linton
Ind
Dell Richards
New London
John Murray
Walter Jewett
Elyria
Don Phelps
Weizel
Lorain
Eli Thompson
Carl Brant
Pittsfield
Thompson
N. M. Pond
W. C. Biddinger
Local Visitors and Family News Include Births and Dinners
Vincent Vincent visits Graftes to see Andrew Jackson who has rheumatism. Guests include Guy Nichol and Alicea Vogley of Elyria with William Reess, Mrs Minard of North Ridge with Edith Morris. Fran kie Reese hosts Mrs Murder from Grand Haven. William James and North Lorain kin visit Vincent Frank Morris of Chicago. Elmer Sprague and wife announce a baby girl born Tuesday at Memorial Hospital.
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Vincent
Beary Jackson
Andrew Jackeon
Guy Nichol
Alicea Vogley
Elyria
William Reess
Minard
North Ridge
Edith Morris
Mra
Grand Haven
Michigan
Frankie Reese
William James
North Lorain
Frank Morris
Chicago
Tomy & Teaidems
Wikwongom
Elmer Sprague
Memorial Hospital
Williams Treatment promises free 8 cent bottle for uric acid relief
Advertising notice claims The Williams Treatment relieves rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles caused by excess uric acid. It offers a free 32 dose bottle with a 10 cent postage payment and requests sending to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company, Dept. CA-292, East Hampton Connecticut. Only one free bottle per address.
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Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Company
Dept
P. O
East Hampton
Conn
C. DO. D
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