Merchants Carnival to Open at Wellington Opera House
Wellington D February 9 A Merchants Carnival will be held in the opera house Friday evening next under the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church Miss Wagner organizer with a pleasing program An interesting hobo Stratton appeared Saturday showing a record of service from South Africa Boer War to DeWet command He wore a Canadian hat Boer coat English war shoes and Yankee knit garments E H Whitey left for Chicago to enter Inland Printer Linotype school Whitney recently sold a half interest in the Wellington Enterprise.
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Wellington
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Wagner
Stratton
South Africa
Johannesberg
DeWet
E. H. Whitey
Chicago
Inland
Linotype School
Wr. Whitney
Wellington Enterprise
Local Social Notes From Fields District Feb 10
Fields column reports visits by Charles Seele and family of LaGrange to Ridgeville and to Mrs. E. H. Fields, Mrs. Harris visiting Oberlin, Rev. and Mrs. Norman Johnson with J. T. Robinson, Helen Buck ill, W. A. Pierson of Burton visiting Charles Maple, and H. A. Bruster planning a Wednesday musical concert at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Charles Seele
LaGrange
Thomas Chambers
Ridgeville
E. H. Fields
Harris
Oberlin
Norman Johnson
J. T. Robinson
W.A. Pierson
Burton
Charles Maple
H. A. Bruster
Sehday events and church meetings in Elyria area
The piece notes Willing Workers society events in Elyria with Co C Maple as guest, and Methodist prayer meetings at Olmsted Falls led by Rev Romig. Regular preaching at Fields churches ends next Sunday, while meetings will continue with no services planned.
North Eaton News Notes and Local Happenings
February 5 report from North Eaton records a newborn baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ross, plus arrivals and visits at local homes. The Hults Brothers secure a large gas well contract near Norwalk while temperance supporters celebrate a Wellington victory. Various personal items include visits, recoveries, social events, and a reminder to return borrowed grain bags.
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Charles M. Ross
Ross
Warren
Hults
Norwalk
Temperance
Wellington
Miss Wieland
Elyria
Garrison Girls
Frank
Henry van Wagner
Minnie Baker
Vira Hathaway
Dr. Gill
Farmers’ Institute
Lang and Schmauch Tie The Knot In Brownhelm
Brownhelm February 9 report a marriage on February 5 between August Lang and Lizzie Schmauch. Congratulations note to the couple. Mrs Borer and children visit Cleveland for the week. Frank Van Wagnen traveled to North Eaton Sunday. L Lenszler ill with a severe cold. Daisy Kennedy spent Sunday with relatives.
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Brownhelm
August Lang
Lizzie Schmauch
Borer
Cleveland
Frank van Wagnen
North Eaton
L. Lenszler
Hyomei Boosts Cure Claim From City Mayor Yard
The article promotes Hyomei as the only direct cure for catarrh and throat trouble. It quotes former Mayor Emory M. Yard of Trenton and other prominent figures praising its effectiveness and offering testimonials. H. A. Dykeman backs the product with a money back guarantee during a limited sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory M. Yard
Trenton
N. J
H. A. Dykeman
Local notes on visits and events in town
Charley Peck of Oberlin College spent Sunday with his parents. Maud Poyer, back from Iowa, visited old friends at the high school. Some townspeople attended the open installation of the Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees at Amherst and found the event fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hopkins
Charley Peck
Oberlin Coleee
Maud Poyer
Iowa
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Amherst
Hoosier Girl Comedy Drama At One Night Show
A popular comedy drama titled The Hoosier Girl will be presented for one night only. If you miss it you may envy friends who enjoy the performance, as it promises to lift spirits and leave audiences feeling on better terms with themselves and the world.
Firemen Decry Roundhouse Engine Cleaning Order
Fire crews complain after The B. and O. issues order requiring all engines to be brought into the roundhouse with fires and ash pans cleaned regardless of time on the road. They argue such a demand is unreasonable after long hours of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Read
Has a Fine Position In Cleveland Knit Factory
Christ Stalzenberg returned home from Cleveland to visit his parents Mr and Mrs William Stalsenberg. He recently went to Cleveland to accept a position in one of the largest knitting factories in the world. He now heads twenty four knitting machines after four years at Fay Stocking works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Stalzenberg
Cleveland
William Stalsenberg
Fay Stocking Works
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NEW York Journal
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Miss Katze
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Art Strong
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