Alberta rounds up wild horses in southern regions
In Edmonton Alberta the final stage of a roundup targets over ten thousand horses across four southern zones including Medicine Hat and Calgary area. The provincial agriculture department oversees the effort with cowboys and ranchers employed to corral stray animals. Branded horses return to owners. others go to public auction or are prepared for meat export to Europe and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdmonton
Alta
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Stanard
Department of Agriculture
Bow River Valley
Calgary
Europe
Japan
Penfield Social Notes Then and Now
Penfield residents share weekend visits and outings as Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Behnke entertain relatives from Toeda. Chas Tucker of Detroit buys Allan Haulk farm for remodeling. Guests include Winfeld Kimber and family, Harry Bucher and son, Harry Welsh and boys, Minnie Fowl and Elyria friends, and others visiting local households. Kathryn Schulz injured in horse and buggy accident. confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Wallace Behnke
Toeda
C. J. Behnke
Chas. Tucker
Detroit
Mich
Allan Haulk
Winfeld Kimber
Harry Bucher
Wooster
Harry Welsh
Sons of
Congress
Jas
Nott
Earnest Dickason
West Salem
Blue Hole
Castalla
Cedar Point
Behnke
Belden
Sunny
Kathryn Schulz
Richard Leachard
Remser Handyside
Wilbur Newcomb
Thildren
West View
Dra Starr
Geo
Bliss and neighbors gather at Avon shore home
Bliss family of Avon hosted Sunday visitors at the shore. The M E Church Ladies Society met at the home of Mrs Elmer with over twenty present for sewing and visiting. Light refreshments included sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake served by several women. Notables included Atty Ray Coulton and W L Hall of Akron visiting the Sooy family after a Canadian fishing trip via Mackinaw and St Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hall
Akron
Ben Sooy
Latchfield
John Murray
Wellington
Jay Hart
P. G
Lawrence Hétts
Chas Miller
Anna
Walter Kepptey
Amherst
M. E Craddocks
A. J. Andrews
Clayton
Broadview Road
Royalton
Brecksville
Blaine Foster
Clair Devereaux
Soo
Dorothy Bland
LaFayette
Luelle Baker
Joe Carpenter
Homer
Rogebel Carpenter
Orvel Sooy
Arizona
Emma
California
Birmingham Phone Number 132 County Line Sermon Notice
Judes A Webber of Elyria will fill the pulpit at Pearl etta German M. 2B. Church Sunday evening July 18 at 8 00 p m. Misa Rella Berkmeyer has been visiting friends in Elyria. Mr and Mrs P N Hinckley and children of Cleveland spent Sunday at the Wayside Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
County Line
Judes A. R. Webber
Elyria
Misa Rella Berkmeyer
P N. Hinckley
Cleveland
Wayside Inn
Typhoid Knotted Kidney Trouble Ends After Three Years
Andrew J. McAdams of Kipton Ohio describes three years of kidney and back pain after typhoid fever. He says Tepee Herb Tonic relieved his symptoms, restoring kidney function and appetite. He endorses Tepee Herb Tonic and notes availability at C W Phillips' Drug Store in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton, C
Andrew J. McAdams
Kipton
Ohio
Elyria
Mr. McAdams
Elysia
C. W. Phillips
Social News From Elyria Area Observes Visiting Locals
Many residents and families from Elyria Vermilion Amherst and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives and attending events. Charley Kuhlman’s funeral was held at Axtel M E Church with attendees including the Lawrence and Mapes families. Hospital updates mention Loraine Sandusky and Cedar Point outings while local clergy filled sermons at Henrietta German M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Axtel M. E
Maple Grove
William Funk
Adam Berg
W. H. Snellenberger
Mildred
Luella
Helen
William Smith
Frank Zilke
Paulding County
J. B. Dennison
Leon Hopkins
Dwin Prince, Jr
Sandusky Hospital
L. E. Normando
Loraine Hospital
Raymond Brown
Barbara
Henrietta
Charles
Latteman
Joe Plyca
Biyels
Lorain Hospital
Wed-nesday
Lester Parker
George C. Parker
John Ives
Oberlin
Charlé& Mapes
Barney
Snyder
W. A Moulder
G. H. Pellefield
Adam Horn
Frank Brown
Elyria
D. A. Bonnette
W. A. Ewell
Harry Ewell
Milan
R. H. Ewell
M. A. Ewell
Ardith
Cedar Point
B. W. Gerber
Iamier
Amherst
Rev. Bence
Cincinnati
Betsda
Hospital
Henrietta German M. E
Marie Hopkins
West Ridge social notes from July with regional visits
The West Ridge column lists Mrs. B. O. Popr and guests in West Ridge on July 15. Doris and Lola Zimmerman of Amherst visited aunt Mrs. Fred Vietzen. Charles Schalble called on the Hatn family. Tapper family and Ed win Carpenter sociale in Clarksfield. Barrer and Boal with Lucile Barrer visited Earl Sedley. Raymond Vietzen bought a new roadster. Ruth Hunger visited Pearl Eppley. Detroit visitors Anna Fowl and Marjorie Ann with B. G. Miller stayed with Carl Felw. Elyria visitors Thelma Oldfield and Maxine Oldfield spent weekend with Sarah and Ruth Tapper. Emil Jones of Elyria stayed with C. H. Winger. Brownhelm and Lorain families joined at Carl Fowl's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Topper
Harvey Miller
Murray Ridge
E. J. Burrer
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
Henry Kreuck
Elyria
Herman Wulf
E. J. Lang
Lakewood
C. H. Hunger
West Ridge
Doris
Lola Zimmerman
Amherst
Fred Vietzen
Charles Schalble
Charles Hatn
Lake Shore
I. Bi. Tapper
Sarah
Ruth
Edwin Carpenters
Clarksfield
Tapper
Norwalk
Messrs
Corwin Barrer
Harvey Boal
South Ridge
Lucile Barrer
Emma Oliver
Elghit
North Olmsted
Earl Sedley
Raymond Vietzen
Ruth Hunger
Pearl Eppley
Telegraph Road
Anna Fowl
Marjorie Ann
B. G. Miller
Detroit
Mich
Carl Felw
George Andrus
Maude and
Dora
Thelma and
Maxine Oldfield
Ruth Tapper
Emil Jones
C. H. Winger
James Boumbardt
Brownhelm
J.C. Standen
Dorothy
Charles
E. J. Kingsley
Glenn
Lorain
Carl Fowl’s
Clausen
Esther
Mra
Elmer
Freckle-Free Dream Promised by Patented Cream
An advertisement touts a magic cream from C W Phillips promising to remove freckles in four days. It claims rapid, permanent fading of brown spots and leaving skin smooth and clear. The pitch notes a money back guarantee if freckles persist and cites Progressive drugstores as retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
C. W. Phillipa
South Ridge Notes From Mrs Bechtel July Visit
South Ridge July 15 notes show Trev Henry Date of Amherst preached at local church. No services or Sunday school July 18 and 25. Congregation to Linwood Park Assembly starting July 16. Various residents and visitors listed including Stang, Ernst, Draeger, Mahn, Smith, Schaub, Collier, Knittle, Delefield, Laraway, Heathcote, Vinson, Laraway, Draper, Ruth, Kane, and many travels between Elyria Norwalk Cleveland Lorain and Vermilion. Bernice Fowl elected Sunday school delegate to Linwood park convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Henry Date
Amherst
Linwood Park
Bernice Fowl
S. S
Vermilion
John Stang
Theodore Griils
Melvin and
Harold
C. J. Smith
Henry Schaub
John
Chas. Schaub
Norwalk
W. T. Collier
Elyria
Coressa Ernst
Fred Kuhl
Cleveland
Carl Schaub
Walter Schaub
Frank Laraway
R. Minch
John Heathcote
South Amherst
C. Vinson
George Knittle
Granga
Claud Robbing
Margaret Delefleld
A. Arhart
Helen and
Allen
Lorain
Ruth
Robert Kanirim
Anthony Delefield
Henry Ficht
Fame
Missionary Society Meets in Brownhelm July Meeting Highlights
In Brownhelm on July 15 Evangelical Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Herman Witte's home with most members present. Guests included Mrs. John Witte of South Amherst and Miss Mabel Brill of Elyria. After a program led by Mrs. Walter Fowell a supper was served by Mrs. Witte and Mrs. John Britt. The next meeting is August 10 at Mrs. Conrad Baetz. The Evangelical Christian Endeavor Society held a monthly business and social gathering at Miss Margaret Bauer's with 25 in attendance. Delegates Mabel V Wasenpflug and Dorothy Baetz were chosen for the Linwood Park convention. Ice cream and cake followed games and music. Brief notes mention visits by the Lattemans of Henrietta to the McPhersons and spending time with Mr. and Mrs. Hixson, with Mrs. C. G. Leimbach also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Brownhelm
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society
Herman Witte
John Witte
South Amherst
Mabel Brill
Elyria
Walter Fowell
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Christian Endeavor Society
Margaret Bauer
Mabel V Wasenpflug
Dorothy Baetz
Linwood Park
Local Social Notes Highlight Amherst Area Visits
Mrs. John Parker of Orain recovers from goiter operation while hosting time with her daughter. Harold Van Wagnen hosts supper with Alfred Beesing of Elyria and the Grobe family of Amherst. Samuel Bacon improves after a dislocated hip and returns home. Edith Bacon of Oberlin visits sister Mrs John Shotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Harold van Wagnen
Alfred, Beesing
Elyria
Wm. Grobe
Amherst
Samuel Bacon
Amherst Hospital
Edith Bacon
Oberlin
John Shotton
Brighton Society Notes and Local Visits
The W C T U met at the Congregational church for a Wednesday session and a Sabbath program was planned. Local families visited relatives in Lakewood and Cleveland. A toy cannon accident injured Mose, risking his sight, and Mrs. Alice Hardy remains ill with pleuro pneumonia under nurse care. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Lamp her in Lakewood, Rex Rowell and sons from Wellington, Seeley family, and J H Brumby from Kipton visited the Matchams. Junior Matcham has shown recent illness but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Albert Gibson
Clark
Walter
Charles Gill
Charles Lampen
Lakewood
Mosé
Alice Hardy
Lamphier
Cleveland
Rex Rowell
Wellington
Charles Seeley
D. F. Seeley
Ed Edwards
QO. Goss
Annabell
H. M Myers
Rena Heifner
J. H. Brumby
Kipton
Matcham
W. H. Myers
Ralph
Local Social News From Oberlin and Nearby
Callers of Mr. and Mrs Burr Vincent of Oberlin, J M Burge and daughter Etha entertained Aurora visitors, Lt Mrs Mary Hunt and children from Macedonia visited the Gees family, Allie Baud hosted the Laters sister and husband from Loraln, LTL to meet at Ona Goss home Friday. Walter Mosher and son William visited Nova. Kate Youeb returned home after two weeks with relatives. Real estate transfers include Elmer L Monroe to A V-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Vincent
Oberlin
J. M. Burge
Etha
Aurora
Mary Hunt
Macedonia
Mig
Walter Mosher
William
Nova
Kate Yoeub
Cad Liver Oil Tablets Offer Strength for Frail Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to combat childhood sickness and low vitality with McCoy's Cad Liver Oil Compound Tablets. It touts quick, lasting health gains for underweight, weak, and sickly children, claiming easy administration and tasteless tablets. Sold by druggists like A C W Phillips and featuring a 60 cent bottle of 601 tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Phillip’s
Land transfers in Lorain and Avon Lake parcels
Harry E Barr transfers sublot 400 of The Krogh Barr Syndicate Avon Beach Allotment Avon Lake to John Shutie. Harry B Barr to C R Hughes sub lot 264 265 of Avon Beach Allotment Avon Lake. Charles E Herrick to P G Wordster lot 19 in Lang's Addition Oberlin. Hageman transfers part of Lot 1 in Thomas Gawns Subdivision Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageman
Thomas Gawn
Lorain
Harry E. Barr
John Shutie
Krogh-Barr Syndicate
Avon Beach
Avon Lake
Harry B. Barr
C. R. Hughes
Krogh-Barr
Charles ,E. Herrick
P. G. Wordster
Lang
Oberlin
Property Transfers Include Hart to Smith Subdivision Sale
Arthur L Hart transfers sublot 73 to West within the Sheffield Lake subdivision. Pawel Guzak conveys parts of original lots 32-34 in Amherst to Fred Beholl. Joseph Stedry transfers fota 3-4 in Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville to Sam Blendes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Hart
Joseph F. Smith
Sheffield Lake
Pawel Guzak
Fred Beholl
Amherst
Joseph Stedry
Sam Blendes Fota
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville
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Myrtle Gregg
Harry Weldeman
W.H. Kuhn
City Tire House
New Depot East Ave
Oberlin Road
Dick Johnston
Carl Swiersa
B. O
Meetia
J. P. Bechtel
George Stevenson
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Margaret
Doris Draper
Peter Ruth
Brownhelm,s
William Kane
Albert Latteman
Mary Latteman
Jeanette Latteman
Angus McPherson
Clark Hixson
Greening
Hixson
C. G. Leimbach
Brighton
West Street
Chas
H. Les
Elmer L. Monroe
A. V
the Peerless Oil Co
the Home Company
Mason Or Fish Tires
A. & A. Auto Supply
W. Broad St
Temple
Glade Thomas
Children’s Apparel
Elks
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