Milan to honor Edison with technical college plan
Milan seeks a $10 million monument to Thomas Edison through a Civic Club driven project creating a technical college campus of 201 acres. Site options include along the Huron river overlooking Edison’s bay view home. The plan includes a boulevard, sports facilities, and a museum over the Edison birthplace to preserve his legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Backes
Eaiss
Huron River
Milan
Huron
Oman A. Edison
Edison
Thomas Edison
Buffalo
New York
Milano
Ediison
Spencer Church Night Delights Visitor With Fruit Gift
Spencer February 16 Wednesday night services at the M E church welcomed attendees. Miss Donna Jean Tuttle received a fruit box sent from Lake Wales Florida and expressed delight at the thoughtful gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
M. ES
Donna Jean Tuttlewan
Lake Wales
Flor
Local social, visits, and town notes from Wellington area
Community updates report gatherings at the Brown and Fuller homes, visits by Oakleys and Hendricks from Cleveland and River Corners, and various illnesses, school absences, and house moves. Numerous names appear including A. W. Rob inson, Tred Brown, Frank Fuller, Glenn Oakley, Clara Hrowsen fans hag, Mary Kimble, Marion Roedel, J. B. Childs, G. L. Emerson, and Mrs. J. Nikle among others. The report also notes a farm sale, a shop teardown at G. L. Emerson’s, and basketball games between Valley City and Spencer Tigers with wins for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
A. W. Rolinson
Tred Brown
Franklins
Clara Hrowsen
Aldriches
Ounce
Glenn
Robert Oakley
Clevehind
Anna Bowen
Elyria
John Woods
Sam Woods
Clara Woods
Fred Brown
Margaret Budges
Wellington
Aldrich
Ed. Parent
Ed Ensign
G. L. Emerson
Clair Miller
Frank Miller
Pittman
Harold Miller
Doris Smith
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Franks and children of Wellington visiting Mrs. Marshaughs. Arleigh Hendricks and sons attended Sunday dinner at the Breyleys with Fred Sehmauch. Mrs. Sehmauch’s sister-in-law Mary Rebman died suddenly in Clyde, Ohio. Mary Van Valkenburge visited Ashland with Earl Kirkpatricks. Leona Rogers returned to Oberon school after grippe. Mrs. Clifford of River Cohoes spends time with Mary Van Valkenburge. Walter Rook and children joined F. J. Curtice for Sunday dinner. Sioward McCourt began work in Sandusky at line Erle Tare Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
Wellington
Marshaughes
Mcavourt
Arleigh Hendricks
Vince
Carl
Jaonel Breyleys
Fred Sehmauch J
Clyde
Ohio
Earl Kirkpatricks
Leona Rogers
Oberon
Grippe
Va Clifford
River Corooers
Mary van Valkenburge
WL Brightbill
Waltre Rook
F. J. Curtice
Sioward McCourt
Sandusky #1
Ine Erle Tare Co
Grafton Social Notes Include Mrs Rising Guests
GRAFTON February 16 Mr and Mrs H J Rising hosted George Streicher and family with Streicher’s mother from Oberlin for dinner. The regular Grafton range meeting will be February 17 with a Columbus Farmers Week report and a Valentine exchange. Community events feature quilting and a large gathering with many locals named, plus upcoming plays, visits, and open forum remarks at Elyria’s M A church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
H. J. Rising
George Streicher
Oberlin
Grafton Range
Columbus
Jack Diner
Joe Berger
Cleveland
Woitlingt Duckingham
Thomas Buckingham
Roy Tising
Mert Stock
Belden
Mesdames Cieo. Mole
J. 1
Hosier
BT. Neshete
Emma Jow
Dora Stock
M. Milhman
A. T. Wise
C. D. Leman
PD. Reisinger
J. Schwarer
W. §. Aldrich
J.C. Aldrich
J. D. Mennell
Davidson
Geo. Myers
P. H. Rogers
H. D. Belden
Virgil Kline
la Granae
C. IT. Johnson
Martin Sandrack
Myr. Ait
Ernst
Elvria
Rly Nesbett
EB. Hasler
M.A
Elyria
Carmi Thompson
Philippines
Howard
Wakeman
Anita Boon
Daney Wilking
Walkins
Flautern
Fot Schrier
Wisie
Tit
Martha Jane
Warmers’ Institute
Columb
Mra
Tinsler
Dorothy Tecenth
Wr. Beham Ameshevet
Jake Opter Wand
Etkart
Ind
Vey
Walter Meehtel
Herat
Alee
Trenchard
Suster Eivadene
Selian
H.W. Reichard
Davenport
Lows and
Chiergo
KOM
Johnson
A. I. Sheffield
Migs Olen
Lorain
Aude Meredith
Wellington
Mer
H. Jobnean
Bulfalo
Belden Barent
Guy Bawmrick
Vern Cornish
Char
White
Naam McClosher
Tarnish
Chestnut Street
Mr. White
Car ‘Sh
Grefton
Maton
Mro
Fo. Fillveth
June
Amherst
Local hospital notice of transfers and birth update
Dr W C Park moved from Memorial hospital to Elyria and then home for a few days recovery. Miss Hazel Brewer recovering well after appendectomy in Elyria on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harmon Sheldon celebrate birth of a son born Thursday February 10. Mother and baby doing well under Mrs Mary Starkey care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Park
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Hazel Brewer
Harmon Sheldon
Babe
Mary Starkey
Pittsfield Notes Lead With Local Society and Memorials
In Pittsfield on Feb 16 the Ladies' society met with Mrs. Leroy Lounsbrough. activities included a valentine party at District No 3 school with students and prizes won by Winona Preston, Kenneth Harvey, Elizabeth Mowatt, and Amos Squires. A Foreign Missionary meeting is planned with Mr. George Hines. local social visits, a high school play in Brighton, and family greetings are noted. Obituary: Mrs. Jane Lang Betts, aged 82, long resident of Wellington and Pittsfield, died Feb 19 1927. funeral at M E Church with family ties listed and several floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ladies’ Society
Or. Lounsbrough
Howard Nash
Cleveland
Harold Nash
Media
HL la Coulson
Walter Green
District No. 3
Corinna Murray
Dorothy Waite
Winona Preston
Kenneth Harvey
Mmizabeth Mowatt
Amos Squires
Foreign Missionary Society of the Micharch
George Hines
Miss Hall
Vern Norton
Brighton
Frank Pease
Jane Lang Betts
Jackson County
Ohio
Wellington
Reid T
Bert
Penfield
Anna
Toledo
Wranuk
Carpenter
Ida Warae
M. E Church
Teey. Corfmann
Blyria
Weaver
Smith
Oberlin
Robert Holland
Senth
Lawrence Betts
Mustang Liniment Eases Back Pain Without Drugs
An advertisement touts Mustang Linment as a time tuned remedy for back pain claiming rapid relief without strong medicines. It promises immediate action on the sore region and urges readers to get a bottle from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustang
Rey
Read This If You Wish to Improve Your Complexion
An advertisement from Conneaut Ohio promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier. A testimonial from Samuel G. Wilkinson claims the product cleared his pimples and blemishes after treatment, noting his skin improved and blemishes disappeared. Readers are urged to ask a druggist for the pills or to send 1M¢ for trial bottles from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Ohio
Pierce
Samuel G. Wilkinson
Mills St
Funeral Roster From Betts Family in Ohio Area
Relatives from Penfield Wellington Elyria Oberlin Cleveland Toledo Kipton North Lima and other towns attended the funeral of Mrs Jane Betts. Nelson Lounsbrough returned from Florida and Cuba with reports of good weather after traveling through seven states. Several local residents, including Miss Helena Styka and Miss Ruth Nieldling, visited relatives and joined services in Wellington Elyria and Oberlin areas.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Betts
Penfield
Ida Furze
Mert Carpenter
Wellington
Clifton Betts
Elyria
Hazel Betts
Cleveland
Lewis Ives
Oberlin
W. 5. Cox
Kessloy
Winebrenner
Toledo
J. G. Widdowsenu
John Widdows
Lounsbrough
Nelson
Ruth Neldling
Herman Gannett
Helena Styka
L. R. Lounsbrough
Sune Gay
Harry Lounsbrough
Nelson Louna- Drewgh
Mary Lounsbrough
Scott Widdowson
George Robbings
Roy Lang
LaGrange
Court Lang
Panfield
Jane Betts
Mary Jordan
Clair Bathalomew
Gberlin
Camden school senior class hosts event Saturday evening
Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough and a daughter attended a school program and debate at District No 15 Mies Hege on February 4 with thirty four in attendance. Parents debated Which is the Worse Mable Tobacco or Fashion of Women with Mrs W Miller winning the answer. Dressing contest won by Mrs Art Scheafer. Coffee cookies and cocoa served. Mr and Mrs Richard Mills and Mrs Nash visited Neewers on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Camden
P.I. A
Mies Hege
W. Miller
Art Scheafer. Coffer
Mooneeme Lump Coal Sale and Stamp Redemption Offer
The ad from Crook's Coal Co. promotes Mooneeme Lump coal priced at $6.50 and offers both purchase and redemption of U. S. Purple Stamps, with a contact phone number 2178 for inquiries or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Crook's Coal CO
Allenrhy Rheumatic Pain Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Allenrhy as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatic pains aches and swollen joints claiming results in two days. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied within four to eight hours? and cites trials in severe cases with rapid relief and cleansing of impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillip
Pine Log Advises Caution Over Ready-Cut Materials
Editorial warns readers not to trust flashy ads or unproven claims. It urges consulting a trusted local firm and notes that skilled contractors save money by cutting on site, with superior protection and delivery convenience compared to ready-cut pieces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. DL. Emerson
Hill
Hill's
Hilt
Virginia
The
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Roehl Oil Co
Eleria
A. Nikle
J. Nikle
Lowell Sinder
Clement Able
Walter Everheart
Medina
Aund Mae Ingraham
Grant Hall
J.T McCourt
Dan Howard
New Concord
Cambridgr
Alisé Lidia Brown
Rock River
Ifehoo
Valley City Boys
Spencer Tigers
Tigers
Valley City Hiboya
Valley IT
Robert Oakiey
Emerson
Apron Hendricks
River Corners
Areleigh Mendricks
Rank Chaduiehs
Dan Stripe
Immtre Shillinger
Mantington
Lovedays
J. J. Johnson
Clarice Underhill
Tenfield
Hazel
Ladin Brown
B. Dague
George Bradstocks
L.A. Firestone
Eva Chitford
Fagan Ream
Gloria
J. Moore
W. Robioso
North Main Street
Clinton Bement
Robbie and
Junior
Litchfield
Charley Bement
B. R. Hower
A. W. Robinson
Dierman
Marion Wirth
Liberty Street
Elizabeth Ingraham
Mrs
Clarence Dague
A. M. Johnson
ATLAS
uAsk
Mast Avenue
Postoffice
C. W. Phillips
Iman
South
Pacific Coast
Statesiente
Forriafumber
Lorain Co. Mortgage and Title Co
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Turner
Eva
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!