INNIE MARE HART RITES ON FRIDAY
Oberlin obituary notes Minnie Mare Hart dies at home on Prospect Street aged 1030 PM Tuesday. She was daughter of Julia Hart long active in Oberlin life, formerly of Orman New York, who led the children's department of the library. Funeral services planned Friday at her late home with Rev. N Van der Pst and Rev. L Lobingier officiating. Interment in family lot at West.
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Oberlin
Minniee Hart
Professor Street
Miss Hart
Julia Hart
Orman
N. Y
N. van der Pst
L Lobingier
Westa
Girl Reserves Initiation Prompts Local Pageant
A Wellington schoolhouse gathering on January 16 featured new Girl Reserves members initiated in a humorous fashion with talk topics and a singing solo. Local residents visited Elyria for lectures, and several families reported illnesses recoveries and social events. The Belden Farmers Institute plans and the Graf ton Savings and Banking Co board election were noted with community updates.
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Wellington
Marion Sponsellar
Maxine
Zelma Clinsmith
Alice Gray
Helen Watts
Recard
Wellington Cobbler Fined by Mayor in Assault Case
Amis Stern owner of a West Main Street repair shop was arrested by Marshal Davison on an assault charge after allegedly threatening to shoot the Repp family. In Mayor Gott’s court he pleaded guilty, received a $50 fine plus costs, and was jailed for nonpayment. Pauline Hill leaves for Florida with farewell party guests. Gus Hill and Honey Boy Minstrels return engagement announced for Saturday at the Opera House. Wellington society notes list Missionary Society meeting, club postponement, Masons dance, Rebekahs officer installation, and a lively turnout.
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Wellington
Amis Stern
West Main Street
Marshal Davison
Harry Repp
Stern
Repp
Gott
Minstrels
Gus
Hill
George Evans
Honey Boy
Opera House
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Bowman
West Main
Woman’s Republican Club
Wags
Masonic Hall
Farm Bureau meeting and church class events at Elyna
Grafton residents attended the annual Farm Bureau meeting in the Elyna Congregational church Sunday school room. The Loral io Class of the M E Sunday school enjoyed a home gathering hosted by Mrs. W E Baker with readings, hymns, the 23rd Psalm, and a New Year resolutions contest followed by sherbet and cake. The next meeting will be the annual guest night on Feb 12 at the church parlors chaired by Mrs J H Bauman. Postmaster James Finlas's son was reported ill.
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Oberlin
A Miller
Dent Council
Mirst
People’s King Company
Oberlin Board of
E. A. Miller
Prof. Er
California
Aecticut
Ting
C. C. Harbison
William Pfeiffer
Rudolph
Elyria
W. N. Hitchcock
J. Sheldon
Swinnerton
Elymia
John Bowman
Jake Schwarer
Rolland Mohler
Leo Mohler
A M. Ewers
Go Sharer
Cleveland
Sharer
Louise Law
Irvin Klinect
Chas. Gest
Gest
John Klinect
Gotha
Fla
Frank Yarish
Henry Barth
Edwin Law
Harry Knopf
Litchfield
J. L. Law
Franklin Law
H. L. McKee
Katherine
Earl Durkee
Wm. Klinect
W. L. Bryden
Memorial Hospital
Elyna
Martin Sandrock
Augie Robson
W. Keasey
Irvin Kinnect
C. D. Little
St. Luke’s Hospital
Belden Farmers’ Institute
Belden
Grafton
Geo. Myers
J. H. Sheldon
J. D. Menael
F. E. Lehriver
Irvin Khaued
Irvin Molfiter
Farm Bureau
Congregational Church
Loralio
M. E Sunday School
W. E. Baker
A.C. Wolf
Edna Taylor
J. H. Bauman
James Finlas
Local Socials Note Visits and Illnesses in Vincient
Mrs H G Stoughton entertained her sister in law Mrs Frank Smith and Hubert of Nottingham. Mr and Mrs G Cox and family visited in Vincient. Mrs Almeda Chambers stayed with daughter Mrs Wallace Johnson in Avon. Mrs Reese and Mrs Morris with Gerald went to Cleveland for the Passion Players and to see Mrs Calvin Sweet of Rocky River. Mr Kalampz from West River road seeks Mt Clemens Michigan for treatment. Their children are ill at home with scarlet fever and two McIntyre children entertain measles.
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Vinscent
H. G. Stoughton
Frank Smith
Hubert
Nottingham
Kalampz
West River Road
Mt. Clemens
Mich
McIntyre
Medina man injured when drag falls on him at road crew
In Medina on January 17 Fred Thompson, working again under the County Surveyor, was struck by a drag unloaded from a truck, breaking his leg and likely causing internal injuries. Also noted are enforcement actions against Joe Prisnek for liquor-law violations and traffic fines for eleven arrestees including Rev. R. K. Caulk who faced court in Cleveland for parking his auto in a Bronz place.
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Medina
Fred Thompson
Joe Prisnek
Wadsworth
Rev
R. K. Caulk
Caulk
Clevsland
Hig Auto
City Council opens with rotating prayers and golf news
Ashland Ohio reports city council will alternate pastors for opening prayers. Pro golfer Hog Bogren of the Chillicothe Golf Club visits April 1 for Ashland Country Club course. Quicksand fault at the south wall of Ashland reservoir has damaged access. water supply relies on First Sandy Creek dam, providing about 2,607,000 gallons daily against 1,900,990 gallons used.
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Ashland
Hog Bogren
Chincothe O
Ashland Country Club
Sandy Creek
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Innie Mare Hart
Home Emics Department
O. A. Lindquist
Ts. E. Dickinson
C. Sumner
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J. G. Webster
Edward Curtis
Pulham
Curtis
Host
North Pleasant Street
Lin Village
Henry Smith
Frank H. Foster
Ritus
Oberlin Uate School of Theology
T. C. Murphy
North Cant Street
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Chamber of Deputies
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Pauline Hill
Florida
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Marie Wise
Alberta Kirkpatrick
Marion Sponseller
Hester Whitbeck
Sylvia Glynn
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