Ridge June Social Recap at Local Homes
Mrs. etertained the Ladies at her Ridge home on Thursday June 10. Carl Ments and family from Amherst visited, Mrs. E Gibson of Ely, Jay ily hosted relatives, Ruth Brownhelm, and Geo Knittle with C Miller shared time with Howard Ty. Jay Ford and A E Baus attended Elyria Baptist church bacalaureate. Grange meeting in Amherst drew many locals. Carl Fowl of West Ridge visited Krank Baus’s family. Prof Henderson and wife of Oberlin visited Jay Fowl. Lewis Spiegelberg and Mrs entertained guests David Cook family and Midway families. Kathryn Lydia Date hosted Chas Miller and J D Rounds families from Elyria.
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Jay Ford
A. E. Baus
Elyriavons
David Cook
Adam Cook
Clarence Cook
Midway
Kathryn
Lydia Date
Chas. Miller
J. D. Rounds
Elyria
Behnke family and Wellington grads featured in Chronicle
Local notes from Penfield and Wellington highlight visits to St Joseph's hospital in Lorain, graduation prospects for Kathry n Kleinhans and Harriette Ferriman, and a string of social events. Families like Behnkes, Rollins, Tayl ors, and Craddocks are mentioned along with a Sooy reunion. A near fire incident at Rolla Dague’s home is noted, plus birthday celebrations for June and John Bowman.
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid Promises Piles Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's internal treatment Hem-Roid for piles. It claims years of research identified the cause and offers a guaranteed remedy via C W Philips and druggists with money back if not effective. It urges immediate purchase today.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Probate Court Week Entries From Local Office
The probate court handled multiple appointments and filings this past week. Guardians were named for Homer and Lucille Bortley, Arthur Avgins, and Edith Briggs was named administratrix of Frank W. Briggs. Bonds ranged from 1400 to 9900 dollars. Several estates were admitted to probate and administrators or executors appointed for Emma Griffin Julia Sisko Lucius Warner John Swinborn. Some individuals faced confinement or illness notifications including Lorain residents and a Lakeland area resident.
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Probate
Maggie Steimbecker
Homer
Lucille Bortley
Yes J. W. Aving
Arthur Avgins
Andy Makey
Lorain
Tazang
Massillon Hospital
William
Woodchuck Mother Redeems Cubs With Cat Family
In Medina on June 14 a mother woodchuck was killed by a dog found in a hay maw on the Fred Bohley farm in York township. The four baby woodchucks were given to a neighboring mother cat and adopted. The woodchucks then mixed with the cat and her kittens, with the mother tending both litters.
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Medina
Fred Bohley
York Township
Cat and woodchuck brood share mother’s care
Louis Fahley describes a unique mixed family where a mother cat nurses and teaches both her kittens and woodchuck cubs. The woodchucks attempt to meow and echo a hybrid tongue as they learn from the mother, with Fahley calling it progress.
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Louis Fahley
Fahley
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Rolla Dague
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