Oberlin Social Roundup Sees Many Local Vacations and Visitors
Oberlin residents and visitors populate a busy round of travel and leisure. The scene includes trips to Madison Ohio, Vermont vacations, Lake Michigan getaways, and trips to Cleve land and Muncie. Guests stay with local families on East College Street and North Professor Street while others attend summer programs at Camp Algonquin and the University of Illinois. Local events feature a Junior Chautauqua picnic at Cascade Park and beach visits at Ruggles Beach.
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Oberlin
T. H Rowland
Madden
Ohio
Thad. Rowland
Jewatt
South Professor Street
Vermont
Relph Miller
New York City
J Rosecrans End Family
Morgan Street
Ruggles Beach
Eleanor Carstensen
Lorain
Neil Osmer
North Professor Street
E W Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
F F Jewett
Rosaline Arnold
West College Street
Loeter Lenker
Cleveland
Alton Stevenss
University of AlLnuis
Eloise Thurston
Obvertia Coonv
H N Holmes
291 Elm Street
Lake Leland
Ainsworth
Claveland
Hazel W Peal
Ann Robert
Muncie
Indiana
Fowler
Vine Street
Chagrin
Woot
Local Social notes from various visitors and travels
Sunday lake outing for U S Post Street residents. J E Ford and Helen Ford visited Cleveland last Thursday. W H Cooley's friends celebrate improvement. Oscar Archer and Ak ron family enjoyed a dimmer at Car Buell's during a week’s vacation visiting relatives. Wisecup family traveled from Hartford City to Carl McAlpine’s home for a week’s visit. Arthur Earl and Dorothy returned to Cleveland after a few days with KK Bebuler. William Bain took a job in Cleveland. Jack Brennan and Elizabeth Aschenbach visited Lorain and Amherst respectively while John Bradigen of Elyria and family visited Cedar Point and Amherst.
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Street
J E Ford
Helen Ford
Cleveland
W H Cooley
Oscar Archer
Akron
Buell
Mr. Archer
Masnab Buel
Mr. Wisecup
Hartford City
Ind
Arthur Earl
Dorothy
KK. C. Bebuler
William Bain
Jack Brennen
Cedar Point
Mien
Elizabeth Aschenbdach
John Bradigen
Elyria
Amherst
Penfield Notes of Meetings Visits and Accidents
July 11 Penfield notes list the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the ME church with Lawrence Betts, plus numerous local visitors including Bert Gaumer of Cleveland and Mrs George Cushion of Sebring Fla. Miss Dorene Pierce assists Mrs A L DeFields, who suffered two broken ribs and a strained ligament from a ceiling being papered. Several families, including the Bachellers, Gott, and Welsh, are mentioned visiting relatives and spending time at Crystal Reach and Crow Corners.
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Penfield
Ald Society
Tha ME Church
Lawrence Betts
Bert Gaumer
Cleveland
Jay Hart
Ben Sooy
George Cushion
Sebring
Fla
Walibur Starr TI OQ Carpenter
Elyra
Hen Sooy
W A DD Welsh
Winfield Kimber
Crow Corners
Henry Essig
Chatham
A B Smith
Dorene Pierce
A L DeFields
Mra DeFields
Amherst Social Notes Burn Breaks and Friendly Gatherings
In Amherst on July 11 the Ladies' Bowing Society of the Congregational church will be entertained by Mrs M Harris and Miss Lucy Horn at the church park lodge on Wednesday afternoon. St Ann's Bowing Society of St Joseph's Catholic church will be hosted by Mrs John Mertz at her Park Avenue home Wednesday afternoon. Missionary Society of Stone church will gather at Main Street home of Mrs George Schroeder Thursday afternoon with Mrs Katherine Becker assisting. The Friendship Club resumes with Mrs George Dutes at Beaver Park Thursday afternoon. John Kuhn, 83, pioneer Amherst resident, died at his son Henry's East Quarries home after age-related illness, survived by two sons and a daughter. Other brief notes include George Nagala of Lorain and John Somogy of Middle Ridge burned in a car collision with a Lorain judge John Harding's auto. William Blovelt of Cleveland spent yesterday in Amherst. Mrs C D Ventzer and Mrs Hary Leuszler among Elyria visitors. Kenneth Tollhurst a Lotn visitor.
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Friendship Club
George Dutes
Beaver Park
Dute
Park
John Kuhn
Amherst Man
Henry
East Quarries
August
Henry Kuhn
Martin Schmidt
George Nagala
Lorain
John Somogy
Middle Ridge
John Harding
William Blovelt
Cleveland
Amherst
C D Ventzer
Hary Leuszler
Elyria
Kenneth Tollhurst
Birmingham Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Reunions
Birmingham residents share a busy week with relatives from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria visiting parks schools and family gatherings The Butcher and Rusk reunions draw about thirty five and forty attendees respectively while plans for a parent teachers meeting and local travel to Elyria Cleveland and Minnesota are noted Local figures include Mr and Mrs Altmiller Moulder Brandau Moulder and other residents with names tied to regional stops and visits
Ashland Trial Sets Aug 1 For Geofrey Charge
Geofrey, prosecuting attorney of Ashland county for 1907 12, is scheduled for August 1 on a charge of selling intoxicating beverages. He pleads not guilty. The Ashland City Council plans to regulate traffic by creating a motor cop on the police force. An old practice notes that adding a cross to a signature was once an attestation of good faith.
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Ashland
Geofrey
Ashland County
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