Pittsfield F C names wood crew for township schools
Local brief notes report Brandt Crozier and George Arnold securing wood jobs for township schools. Obituary announces Mrs J C Ewing of Oberlin died at her mother's home Feb 10 aged 49. others include community meetings, a Feb 11 marriage, society events and church activities. Oil field activity continues as gas well yields heat and light but salt water halts usage.
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F.C. Brandt
H. H. Crozier
George Arnold
Joe West
M. E
North Eaton Social and Personal Notes
Mrs Fred Reed of Cleveland visited family in North Eaton last week. Ladies' Aid will be entertained by Mrs Stanley Hoskins on Wednesday. Minnie King plans an indefinite business trip to Cleveland. Geo Cornish hosts oyster social Tuesday night. Marion Freeman from Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Martin Hopwood. Miss Babcock of Center taught at Cleveland on weekend. Sock social planned at Frank Haven's next Friday. R Cottier to Toledo asylum this week. Fred Haner moved onto Will Sawyer farm. Mrs Charles Pierce of Cleveland visited brother R Cottier. Oscar Durkee buys old cheese factory from Will Lincoln and tears it down to repurpose. Bessie Nichols home for Sunday. Mrs Garretson, Mrs Titchins, and Clayton Calkins on sick list. Will Titchins of Pittsfield visited parents last week.
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Stanley Hoskins
Minnie King
Cleveland
Geo. Cornish
Marion Freeman
Chicago
Martin Hopwood
Frank Haven's
R. Cottier
Toledo Asylum
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
Fields, Feb 16. Elder J. E. Williams of Cleveland and Rev. C. W. Warner of Bennett's Corners were guests of C Fields Sunday. The Willing Workers meet with Mrs. James T. Robinson on Thursday afternoon. A. H. Brewster will give a concert at the Hall Tuesday evening.
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A. H. Brewster
Golden Opportunity to Pacific Coast Visit
Bargain travel notice offers unusually cheap rates starting February 15. Cement agent B. and O. R. R. or address ML G. Oaerrei, D. P. A. Cleteland, 0. t7. i 4.
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Pacific Coast
G. Oaerrei
D. P. A. Cleteland
Rochester News Briefs From February Rochester Page
Rochester residents report gatherings and visits amid modest attendance at church functions and socials. Notables include Mrs. Chestnut resuming out-of-farm activity, Bert Smalley visiting, and Samuel Brink from Arkansas visiting a cousin. L. O. T. M. hosted a Valentine social. district S. S. convention saw limited turnout but satisfied. revival meetings announced. Miss Jessie Chapman and others performed at the Rochester Center school program.
Local Happenings in LaPorte February Visit and Events
Miss Mable Fes visited her sick mother in LaPorte from Elyria. A new barn is being built by Frank Stauter. Mrs. Otto Chapman hosted young ladies from Elyria. William McMullen, ill, received fruit from the Elyria Women’s Relief Corps. The Ladies Aid of the M E church meets at Rev. Cruz’s in Grafton with dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kane plan a trip to Fairport New York to visit daughter Mrs. E Knapp. School closed over a week due to teacher Mrs. Jennie Coon’s illness. Robert Ideson bought Mrs. Jane Sostraint’s home. Sostraint will move to Elyria. A taffy pull was held at Mrs. Ed Bath’s. A Valentine party at H P Chapman’s featured costumes. Mr Frisbee of New Jersey won best costume. The M E church will host a Martha Washington supper at Mackabee hall on Friday Feb 20. attendees should dress as George and Martha Washington.
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S. S
LaPorte
Mable Fes
Elyria
William McMullen
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Rev. Cruz
Grafton
Jennie Coon
Robert Ideson
Jane Sostraint
Martha Washington
Maccabee Hall
George
Wilcox returns home and town notes from LaGrange
LaGrange reports H C Wilcox able to be about the house again. HH Forbes of Elyria visited Thursday. Carl Wilcos and a Cleveland guest called on Mrs. Etta Gott Sunday. Z R Parsons and wife visited brother Will Blanchard of Wellington Friday and Saturday. L O T M review set for April 1 with special Friday at 2 pm. Wilkins Bros buy a store on Detroit Street and B L departs to Cleveland details noted.
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Carl Wilcos
Cleveland
Etta Gott
Z. R. Parsons
Will Blanchard
Wellington
L.O.T. M
Wilkins Bros
Detroit Street
B. L
Modern Serving Maid Refuses Upscale Job After Bathroom Shock
A NY Tribune described a maid applicant lured to an uptown apartment with a $25 monthly salary and a luxurious room overlooking the Hudson. Upon seeing the shared bathroom and servants’ access, she balked and refused the position, remarking on the era’s class expectations. The snippet also includes a wry Detroit Free Press aside about aging gracefully.
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New York Tribune
Hudson
Palisades
Calendars Distributed In Morning Across United States
Albany Argus notes the annual distribution of forty million calendars in January, highlighting broad rollout across the United States during the first month of each year.
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United States
Albany Argus
Hyomei Heralded by Mayor Yard as Catarrh Cure
Prominent figures endorse Hyomei as a direct remedy for catarrh, arguing stomach ingestion cannot cure the disease. Former Mayor Emory M. Yard of Trenton lauds its effectiveness and funds two outfits for friends, while H A Dykeman offers a limited refund pledge to buyers who are not helped.
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Emory M. Yard
Trenton
N. J
Dykeman
Unordered Bacyeles At Local Police Station
A fragment notes bicycles in the police station for several months with officers unsure how to dispose of them, suggesting action is pending.
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Hi-T
Low Colonists Rates West Lake Shore By
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail Road offers one way colonists’ tickets to the South Southwest and West until April 30. Agents can sell tickets or inquiries should be directed to A. J. Smith in Cleveland Ohio.
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Lake Shore By
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Ohio
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