Century-Old Farms Traced in Lerain and Camden Areas
Nine additional Century farms reported in Lerain county and nearby Camden Wakeman areas. Notable properties include the Waxemas holdings with farms dating before 1817, Samuel Bristol’s 495 acres purchased 1817, Isaac Todd’s 1657 purchase, Augustus Canfield 1831, and the Cam den group’s Thomas Lee contract 1533 deed issued 1837. Other farms include Obadiah Prenlo 1836 and Cook family holdings over the past nine decades.
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Sear Lerain
Chronicle-Telegram
Camden
Wakeman
Waxemas
Samuel Bristol
Merritt Hiie
Isaac Todd
Augustus Canfield
Camden Group
Thomas Lee
Margrerie (Lee
Bucks
Obadiah Preni Lo
Hattie
Violetta Cook
Wlliam Cook
Test
Samuel Morgan
Local church hosts special meetings and births early this week
Feb special meetings open Thursday with Rev. Cobb speaking on How to have a Revival The Friday session covers Restored Experience Rev Cobb to discuss justification and Gods Mercy Sunday morning The Ramser family Cleveland visitor and other guests spend weekend at the parsonage A baby girl Rare Foan born Tuesday Feb 15 at Berea Community Hospital Families from Akron Canton and Lorain visit Fields Corners and nearby.
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Fields Corners
W. Dewson
Akron
Lesie
Don and
Wade
Canton
Mirs
W. A. Wallington
Carl Ramser
Marian Bainbridge
Elizabeth
Pleasantville Social Notes From W TRAX
Pleasantville highlights include Mr and Mrs Mi ton BeBoere entertaining with Mr and Mrs Wil Powers, Mr and Mrs Herman Leslie hosting, Edith Tran attending the Grangers revival in Oberlin, and visits among local families. Miss Carrie Tran and Vivian Wheeler are among those mentioned with relatives in Oberlin and Dietresland.
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Pleasantville
Miiton
Wil Powers
Oberlin Sundar
Herman Leslie
Sundar
Edith Tran
Oberin Fatemost
Hart and Sealed the D. D. c Sacurder of time in contests
Local society notes record Mrs. E. C. winning honors in a contest and a close of the event with refreshments for several members and Elyria guests. Attendees include Mrs. Cartland, Mrs. William Albert Vietzen, Mrs. Elmer Zen, Miss Thelma Streicher, Mrs. Albert Haise, Mrs. Walter Bornsit, and others from Ridge areas, Townline, and West Ridge.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Endorsed by Family Doctors
A health warning urges using only laxatives with a family doctor's approval. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a prescription laxative for sluggish bowels, made from fresh herbs and pure ingredients. It is claimed to be safe for women and children and highly effective for men, worldwide best selling.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Morticello
Iiinois
Revival Services at Fields Church Begin February 27
The revival effort at Fields Church is led by Rev. K aszvisted and Retired Paul Brews ter, with a series of Revival evenings starting Thursday February 27 and extending through March. The program includes a Sunday sermon and related events, with noted speakers scheduled through the week.
Grafton social notes and visitors tonight and Sunday
Local social page lists guests including Mrs Alfred Dreiffer and Mr Mrs Jones and Mrs Pieifre Eston visiting relatives in Cleveland and nearby towns. Mentions of gatherings at various homes, wedding acknowledgments, and a skating event with community figures names and partial dates.
Zemo Soothes Itching Skin And Pimples Quickly
Zeal for relief with Zemo promises cooling, soothing care for itchy skin even when raw or peeling. It claims to clear blemishes and scalp irritation, offering a safe pleasant antiseptic treatment sold at 35c 60c and 1.00 nationwide.
Social Guests Attend Rogers Home Gathering
The Rogers residence welcomed multiple couples including Mr and Mrs Earl Cleverdon and Timir of Lakewood, Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers and Fare3 and Mr and Mrs Dwizh of Lorain, and Mr and Mrs Ralpa Ad Von of Janewood Ore among others on a Sunday evening. The note mentions electric storms and upcoming February duties, with references to Mr and Mrs Wo ODL Johason of LaGrange and Mr and Mrs Gerad Violis and children as supper guests.
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Rogers Home
Earl Cleverdon
Tim'ir
Lakewood
Harry Rogers
Dwizh
Rogers
Lorain
Ralpa Ad von
Janewood Ore
Dollean
Electri
Ster
Wo Odl Johason
LaGrance Stent
Sid Mes
Gerad Violis
Jobnsex
Community Social Hosts Honor Mr and Mrs Evpley
A Middle Ridge gathering celebrated the homecoming of Mr and Mrs Clarton Evpley with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Heresa. Attendees included families and friends from Lorain and nearby areas, music provided, refreshments served, and plans announced for a next meeting in March.
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Harold Heresa
Homor
Clarton Evpley
Fred Atber
Hahn Holzhen
Adam Norhardt
Margaret
Elyria
Wilk
Foundins
R. E Heide
Richard Hercoery Hoelbe
Esac
Ei Marck Amore
Kath Kalbe
Louise Schmitkens
N. W. Becite
Marian Sehelchter
South Riese
A Urs
Ews
Sheir Par- Lora Hurtburt
Cleveland weekend visitors and local social notices
Miss Marion Steesle was a Cleveland visitor on Saturday. Miss Hazel Hach spent the week end as the guest of her parents in Ortaxa, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Earl Spigelberg and siblings returned from Manchester, Michigan, after news of Mrs Ir Spieser death. Frances enjoyed the weekend guest. Edwin and Mrs Krord were ill but trends hover. Freshman class held ten percent scholarship averages. Mr and Mrs W Bechtel dined Sunday. Guests included Mrs Miken Epsid and Frederick of ? and Mr and Mrs bons and daughter Verne of Lake avenues. Mr and Mrs A Lower and family of Akron were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Herrmann. Harry and Lynn Hall, previously ill, are recovering. Mes and Mrs J Mr and Mrs X fin Fremont were called on Her. fortier pastor. Several friends will be glad to improve fatl operation y, firearmes eight weeks home by Dr Outs.
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Marion Steesle
Cleveland
Hazel Hach
Ortaxa
Ohio
Earl Spigelberg
Henneth
Willian Spiegelperg
Manchester
Michigan
Ir Spieser
Frances
Ube
Edwin
Krord Wisel
Ub St
W. Bechtel
B.C. Comun
Columbus
Miken Epsid Ca
Frederick
Bons
Lake Avenues
A. Lower
Akron
Fred Herrmann
Harry
Lynn Hall
JiMr
Fin Fremont M
Fortier
Geliesi
Fremont Common Hospital
German-Russian trade dispute ends with partial award
A German claim against a Russian site over trust funds and contracts was rejected for most of the amount. Arbitration under the Soviet German trade pact led a court in Kparsoy to rule that 7 009 rubles of the claim were grounded. Judges included Dr Hans von Scheter of Duesseldorf and two appointees by the parties.
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Fagestahl
Aibau
Compt
Kparsoy
Altebau
Hans von Scheter
Duesseldorf
Anoth
Yusostehl
Snow Nearby Suf|tocages Ballston Spa News
Snow covered Ballston Spa area. unclear report mentions escapes and revisions, with fragmented names and terms. Readable fragments reference snow proximity to a location, possible transportation or pursuit context, and updated arrival. The garbled text limits clear facts or events.
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Ballston Spa
X. F
Arsh
Red Pepper Rab Promises Deep Healing From Heat Therapy
A garbled note touts red peppers as a cure for chest colds pains and rheumatic aches. It claims peppers generate a penetrating heat that reaches deeper into the skin, producing burning sensations and promising genuine relief under a product named Rowles Red Pepper Rab or similar, urging demand for the authentic version.
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Drax
Definite Expression Sparks Debate on Word Use
A fragmented discussion centers on language and expression. The speaker recalls a phrase used to express avoidance of debate. An older man in Florida recalls a late friend, while a large colored boy interrupts with breath. A southbound exchange leads to a claim that a certain phrase conveys defiance. The Dictionary is cited as the final arbiter on word meanings.
Ohio tin plate plant boosts output amid strong demand
Rue for this Dictionary. The coupon explains how to obtain it. Big tin plate demand. YUREVILLE, O. Ohio's largest tin plate plant, located there, is operating 12 of its 24 mills after being on a 50 per cent basis since before Christmas. Further increases in production expected as spring canning orders pile up.
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Yureville
Ohio
Static Roots Burglar Stumbles on Grocery Store Break In
In Circleville Ohio four men attempted a burglary at a grocery store. James Newland surprised them at the door as his wife struggled with the scene. The robbers fled amid a hail of shots or blows as the event unfolded.
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Circleville
James Newland
Pile Sufferers ef hyarte ng the ezese on G2 Bice
Ad hoc notice describes at issue refunds and guarantees offered by COY uexists. The text references a quick return or money back option and mentions a general guarantee. The fragmentary wording makes precise entities unclear.
Are You Expecting a Baby in Thousa nds Ad?
Ad fragment promotes pregnancy care products and services with unclear pricing and delivery, mentioning free mailings and a book offer. It includes garbled contact details and a vague Department address, reflecting an unreadable old classified-style notice.
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Paix
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