Ellington Council Opens with New Officials Appointed
YELLINGTON Jan 9 The village council formed by the new class organized and selected officials. Mayor Chas A Gott presided with new members F C Walsh and Koontz guiding appointments. Council committees named include Finance Streets and Alleys Public Grounds and Buildings and Fire and Water along with Police and Lighting and Walks. City solicitor L Walden named. G Bradstock chosen council president. Fire chief H Hildebrand with A Fisher as first and second assistants. Deputy marshals D T Hoard Jones Arthur Cave and P O qd named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fisher
D. T. Hoard
Jones
Arthur Cave
Grafton Grafton Grange officers installed at meeting
W T A to meet at M E parsonage with Mrs Gibson. Sixty five attend Grafton Grange open meeting as W A Whitney installs officers for the year led by Master Harry Swartz Overseer Fred Schubert and Lecturer Mildred Box. Gift presented to Box. prize candy feature won by Gertrude Durkee and Claude Box. Communion services planned and Homemaker Club to meet January 50. Several community notices of visits and events follow including marriages and school association plans.
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Grafton
W. H. Gibson
M. E. Parsonage
Grafton Grange
W. A. Whitney
Whitney
J. H. Sheldon
C. Afert
Harry Swartz
Fred Schubert
Mildred Box
Harriet Blakslee
Claude Hox
Coy Neff
Jake Myers
Margaret O'Connor
Fred Schneider
Ceres
Maree Fledan
Pomona
Maree Durkee
Flora
Gertrude Durkee
Mae Banks
Miss Box
Grange
The
BE. E. Durkee
E. E. Durkee
Mildred
Box
Claude Box
State Grange
Toledo
Belden M. E
Kipton and Camden Social Sparks and Town Notes
Residents gathered for visits and events across Kipton, Camden and nearby areas. A milk meeting occurred at Camden Center on Monday, a postponed picture show due to power issues shifts to Monday night, with a new show planned for Thursday. Local teams played basketball against Brownhelm, Juniors vs Seniors, and roadwork with cinders on Hadson and Ingersoll. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed, including Mary McAllister, Georgia Gibbs, and William Warren, who was buried in Camden cemetery Saturday. An auto accident at Beams corner damaged a wheel, and many families hosted guests or traveled for New Year visits to Cleveland, Oberlin, Wellington, and Northeast Pennsylvania.
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Kipton
Jan
Will Betts
Camden
Rob Jordan
Camden Center
Brownhelm
Jon
Hadson Road
Ingersoll
Mary McAllister
Fremont
Georgia Gibbs
William Warren
Camden Cemetery
Marguerite (Huene)Lattman
High Home
Jacob Albright
Oberlin
Adam Geist
Forrest Hinman
Mason
Berlin Heights
Collins
Earl Helling
Beams Corner
Nellie Haigh
Charles Huene
Elyria
Nathan Burge 99 Brighton Pioneer Buried Tuesday
Ellington Jan 9 Elna C Burge 93 oldest man in shton died Sunday morning at 30 funeral services were Wednesday at 1 pm AME church burial in shton cemetery. He was a well known factor in his home township and enjoyed the friendship of people of all ages.
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Ellington
Elnar C. Burge
Shton
Wellington High to Meet Plymouth in Friday Basketball
Ellington Jan 9 Wellington High boys meet Plymouth High in local gym at 7 30 p m with an interclass freshmen and sophomore tilt. Plymouth alumnae team expected, promising a stiff contest as night carries action. Also includes Q F of Lorain Lodge No 1 installation and local notices.
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Ellington
Wellington High
Plymouth High
Plymouth
Iymouth
Q. F
Lorain Lodge No
Wiliam Brouse
Dison Luce
Financial Secre
BE. Carcles
M. EL Church
E. F. Garrett
Magyar Street
Local Notes and Community World for Jan 9 1919
Mrs Lottia Pratt visited daughter in Eaton and Dr Smith will lead Sunday services in Norwalk. Miss Pratt Bainbridge and Harding resumed school in Elyria and Strongsville. DeLloyds hosted twenty one on New Year’s. Five cars stuck in snow on Root Road. Shuster couple in Cleveland, Clayton and Howard Thompson visit. Charles William Jamez stayed with grandparents in Elyria. Chicken farm closed for winter may sell in spring. E S Barnard reelected Cleveland Base Ball Club president J I Walsh VP and Walter McNichols business manager Tris Speaker to remain manager.
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Homemaker Club
Grace Daniels
E. W. Reichard
Geo. Barchard
Berea
W. C. Park
Jeanne Frances
James Lilley
Cleveland
Keith's Palace
J. R
A. Reeder
Ava Rosser
Howell Cheetham
Elyria
Second Street
Rosser
LaPorte
McCheetham
Osborne Foundry
June Crowell
Friends
Lorain County
Parent- Teachers* Association
M. BE
C. B. Alery
State Department of Education of Columbus
William Pfeiffer
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Earl Cragin
Warren Cragin
Frank Cragin
Fred Pfeiffer
Medina
Baptist Church
Pfeiffer
Chas. Pfeiffer
Grafton Township
Wooster Hospital
Ruth Auble
Grace Kent
Abbie
Nellie Sethy
York
Emma
FL. A. Weaver
Geneva
Ill
Geneva Hospital
Grafton
D. Mennell
Leon Lehman
F FE. Schuver
Farmers’ Institute
LaGrange
Frank Billings
J. C. Car
Root Road
John Shuster
Clayton Thompson
Howard Thompson
Lorain
Charles William Jamez
Ely- Tia
Willam
Will Teppen
E. S. Barnard
J. I. Walsh
Walter McNichols
Cleveland Baseball Club
Tris Speaker
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Wellington
Mrs. A. LB. Curtico
Lllington Council
W.H. Hildebrand
Hay
Penter
O. M. Spitzer
Grafton Street
C. W. Ives
Ettie Cragin
Nelle Crakin
Whi Palmer
Detroit
Mich
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Miss Margaret Lee
Nathan Burge
Brighton
T Ed Davis
Chaplin
Kert Pierce
Tank
Guart
Ank Friend
Vorge Twilleger
Dian
N. Vincent
Noble Grand
Vis
Grafion
Favor Coolidge Ellington
Coolidge
Har- Repp
American Legion of Mor- Dirlam
American Legion Auxiliary
Spee Gaa Tae
Saul
Velour
Normandy
Velvoretta
Bolivia
Polaire
Shadow
Astrachan
Krimmer
Dimity
Voile
Batista
Voile and Batiste
Xtra
Sauls
Broad Street
Jersey
van Raalte
Trong
Trestecettin Fps Kondon
Winneapolis, Minn
Canton
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