Probate Court Week's Entries
The probate office logged entries from Wallace to Cahoon with several wills admitted to probate. Executors and administrators were appointed for multiple estates including Shinto Northeim Shauver Dechant Mitchell DeHaven and others with bonds or filings noted in this week’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Taylor
Whg
John Shinto
Het. 1
D. A
Sam Auspacher
Ria
Jaude M. Saxton
Jayton
Lorain
Anthony Northeim
Amherst
Joseph Shauver
Liste
Martis Bock
William T.er
Joseph Wiolek
John Dechant
Cora Mitchell
Loi
Lulure
Sophia Gentes DeHaven
Carlisle
Lee DeHaven
Frank Lewis Death Shocks Spencer Community
The Spencer Penc er community mourns Frank Lewis son of Eugene and Savannah Lewis. Ill for about ten days with flu he received an opiate for sleep and died after mucus and fever emerged while he weighed about 400 pounds. He devoted himself to his art and declined offers from show people. He lived until July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pencer
Frank Lewis
Eugene
Savannah
Community notices from Middle Ridge bloom with visits and travel
Mrs Berbera Eschtruth returns home from visiting sister Mrs Jay Fowl of South Ridge. Numerous neighbors share calls in Lorain Amherst Brownhelm and Elyria. Frank Pandy Amherst Lorain, Miss Clara Krueck and other locals attend events and visit relatives. One resident, Frank Keller, suffers a horse kick and is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Berbera Eschtruth
Jay Fowl
South Ridge
Clara Kruecik
Lorain
Henry Diahl
Ruth
Rosemary
Stolba
Lewis Grobe
Donald Bruening
Lewis Spiegelberg
Town Line Road
Frank’ Pandy
Amherst
Frank Richmond
Byrd Jr
Misa
Edna Ment
Ellen Steel
Clara’ Kraeck
Henry Rahi
Daugster
Mildred
Lewis Ernst
Chas. Egert
Chauncey Lutz
Wai
Miler
Brownhelmn
George Baus
Ward Tolhurst
Elyria
Leo Greenfield
M. Dietrick
Towns Line Road
Henry Rabl
B. A. Jenne
Joseph Heathcote
Ensene Griffin
South Amherst
Joseph Burton
John Garland
Woodland Avenues
John Daniels
Frank Pandy
Orlando Foster
North Ridge
Byrd Richmond
Andrew Fritch
Walter
Margaret
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Amherst M
Brownhelm
Anna Luca
Nicholas Abraham
Clara Krueck
George Ruth
Audrey of
Brownheim
Walter Lutz
Amherst Hospital
W. Tolhurst
Cleveland
Louis Bischoff
Herman
Gladys Neuman
Frances Richmond
R. H. Hearn
Ambherst
Winifred Heathcote
Glytla
B.A. Jenne
Foster
Josep Burton
Maynard Faskett
Lafocu Ana
Jean
Roy
O. Prosser
Wellington
Hilda Schubert
Clarence Schubert
Town Line
Herman Bischoff
Frank Keller
Weseman
Henry Schmitkens
Edwin
David
Chas. Hahn
Lake Shore
Newton Bechtel
John Bechtel
Louis Grobe
August Zilch
George Eppley
Eugene Foskett
W. Speigelberg
A. K. Jenne
Merle
Amnerat
Louis Bischof
Henry Stang
Rhinehart
Florence
Eleanor
Dr Desier
Oberlin Avenue
Marjorie Hearn
B. Richmond
J. L. Ludwig
Local Lorain Life Notes and Community Events
Quarantines report at Peak home as scarlet fever concerns arise. Local families visit, travel and return from Cleveland. St Mary’s hall hosts a men’s club variety night and a Washington’s birthday social at the High school. Numerous out of town guests attend the Cahoon gathering in Lorain and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Mary Gough
Jacob Hecke
Aves Lake
Marie Chester
Elyria
A. Chester
St. Mary's ‘Hall
Parent Teachers Association
J. B. Cahoon
Nelson van Wormer
Joe Birdsall
Nelson
van Wormer
Ed’ Hollis and Son
Fred Cahoon
Carrie Cahone
Wm. Mitchell
Clyde van Wormer
J. Stroemple
Gregg
Schmitgen
Guy Cahoon
Ravenna
Alfred Crowel
Celia Williams
Hannah Miller
Padley
Lorain
Mason
Avery
Poyer
Vermilion
Ed Cuyler
Dan Titus
Len Mitchell
Anson ‘Fitus
Will Webb
Arthur Gibson
Alvin Walker
Lucy Walker
Avon Leke
Funeral services and local notices from Spencer area
Funeral services were held at the home at 2 00 p m with the M E church in charge. Pallbearers were eight schoolmates and burial followed at Spencer cemetery amid many floral offerings from church societies and neighbors. A nephew of Judge Lewis is noted, and a river Corners merchant charred as pallbearer. A collision involving a Loith Furniture Co truck injured G Dove of Elyria, with temporary unconsciousness and a hospital visit. The region reports new births Clyde Howe Court Stuart and Frank Dignan. Mrs Blanche Dadalg of North Fairfield dies, sister to Mrs Ti F Mantz. The Hu continues, with Mrs Seth Oakley seriously ill and others at home. Teachers and pupils prepare weekend trips to Columbus. School vans face winter roads but arrive on time. Malissa Baughman visits her uncle and niece near Homeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Kev. Houtson
M. E
Spencer Cemetery
Judge Lewis
Elyria
Chas. Fuller
River Corners
Frank Lewis
Spencer
Loith Furniture Co
G. Dove
Spencer Hotel
H. W. Stroup
Dove
Jim
Clyde Howe
Rainbow Avenue
Court Stuart
South Street
Vrink Dignan
Washington Street
Blanche Dauials
North Farfield
Dadalg
Malissa Baughman
Faanifaion
Local Family Illnesses And A Night Of Dancing
The Charles tamily has been sick the past week with several members listed on the sick list. Mrs Jenny Zelier tries to join them. Frank Butch Kil gore and others enjoyed a surprise party for Mr David Kil gore with dancing, supper, and late dancing until 2 o'clock. An old fashioned dance followed at Glenn Beacher's Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Charles ‘Thomas Tamily
Jenny Zelier
Frank
Butch
Banson
David
Kilgore
Thera
Glenn . Beacher
Wera
Pleasant church ladies meeting and social time reported
Vincent Vincent February 19 reports a church gathering where ladies met and handled several business matters then enjoyed a jolly social time after the regular session. Mrs. Annie Morris attended the W B A meeting at Mrs. Carpenter’s home on Lodi Street last Wednesday. Severe cold impacted some school rooms at stop 7 this past week.
Avon Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Avon residents report visitors from Cleveland and Lorain as families gathered Sunday. Mrs Young and son Maynard visited relatives in Lakewood while Mrs A H Mavis stayed with Mr Mavis at J E Buck dam. Frank Knipper of Lorain joined local residents, and hot cakes sales topped five hundred orders weekly. Little Joa was also mentioned in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Fred Hoffmaster
Cleveland
Ed Stagg
Young
Maynard
Lakewood
A. H. Mavis
Mr. Mavis
J. E. Buck Dam
Frank Knipper
Lorain
Knight
Lord lachcape and the factory tale in fragments
Fragmentary OCR text references a lord, a taguate or tag, rope and canvas, and factory imagery. The legible bits suggest a bygone-era scene possibly involving maritime or industrial themes, but concrete facts, names, places, or events remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lachcape
Ping Taguate
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Robate
Eorge F. Bursler
Clay- Dimick
Rochester
Joseph Cahoon
Orva Smith
Lewis Bischof
B.A. Jenne and Sons
Elyra
Samuel Morehouse
George ‘Eppley
Philip Zilch
Browphein
Henry Hollingsworth
F. Pandy
South
Center Road
Vincent
Wrigley’s
Near Green Line
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Irene Gough
S.S.S
S. S.S
S.s.s.asia
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Scientific Eye
Court Street
Jacana
Ic. H. Merthe & CO
C. H. Merthe &Co
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