Vincent Mrs Faith Morria KF D B Vincent M Mrs Faith Morria KF
The regular meeting of the M E Ladies Aid Society was held at the church on Tuesday afternoon January 25th. At 2 36 the meeting opened with Rock of Ages and the Lord's prayer. Bills were approved for payment and twenty dollars was allotted toward the church avenue. Readings, flower notes, and a roll call with fifteen adults and four children recorded. A lunch of cakes sandwiches and tea was served.
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Vincext
Regumoaikry
M. Elree Ladies Aid Socie
Aary
Mt. Me
Local residents attend events and visits across Elyria area
Mr Howard Pearod of Cleveland spent the weekend with his tether at atop seven. H C Chambers and family attended a film at Lake Avenue schoolhouse by Reverend Fantwan Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harold Witford of Elyria were Monday guests of C Wuford. Mrs A D Pearod spent the weekend with Howard Pearod of Cleveland. Edith White of Berea and Harold White of Litchfield were home over Sunday. PTA to present a home talent play Feb 25 at Vincent schoolhouse. Mrs Tulipanix recovered and returned to Lorain hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and family were supper guests of his sister in Elyria. Mr Charles S Millard and family moved to a house on North Rudge near Elyria Avenue road. Miss Olla Mitchell formerly of Missouri and Mr August Reamer
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Howard Pearod
Cleveland
H. C. Chambers
Fantwan
Lake Avenue
Harold Witford
Elyria
C. Wuford
A. D. Pearod
Misa Edith White
Berea
Harold White
Litchfield
Charles S Millard
North
Rudge
Elyria Avenue Road
Aliss Olla Mitchell
Missouri
Auguse Reamer
Vincent
Henry Jackson
C. Chambers
J. Wilson
William McMulles
C. Mipard End
George Beece
A. Bolamer
App
Carrie Botarcer
Sandusky
Guy D. Pickett
Lorain Hospital
Johante Kopas
David Pewatt
Valley City
Ellen Jackson
Clara Ballas
Harlan Hurd
Herbert Chambers
F. Keller
Harold Engle
W. W. Marlett
Thadeus Klamat
Detroit
Friesda
Stop 3
Martin Moberts
Anna Berriman
Edward Smith
West River Road
Snodgrass
Marjorie
E. A Prindle
Lois
Barbara
Edward South
Betty
Winifred
Raynotrood
Donald
William Caley
Lillian Board
Juba Caler
Warren Beasles
Schoo
Minnie
F. A. White
Community Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits and Illness
Saturday evening guests included Vincent and Elyria families hosting the Jackson household. Local residents report visits across stops 3, 6, and 7 with illnesses such as whooping cough and chickenpox. A birthday party celebrated Edward Smith’s twelfth birthday with eleven attendees.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised For Health
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild corrective for stomach and bowel regulation. It claims they are a safe vegetable remedy for constipation and sour stomach, suitable for children, and notes olive color tablets in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Adren
Aids
Edwards
Ohio
Stolen machine report and local society notes
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt of Stop 4 reported a theft in Elyria Monday morning. Mrs. Hull of Lorain visited neighbors in Avon while Mrs. Heckel and Mrs. Hill recalled former Avon days. Community members attended farm auction events and called on H. W. Jackson and others Thursday evening as T. Shadden’s health declined.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Nesbitt
Stop 4
Elyria
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E. Stoughter
Tueeny
Bensley
Marion
John Beasley
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Consid Smith
J. Gens
S. Hurlbut
Grace Jackson
A. F. Myers
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Featuring
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George Chambers
D. Monagan
Park Johnson
H. W. Jackson
T. Shadden
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Lorain Co. Bank
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Red Pearson
Newell Bldg
Virginia Lump
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United States
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance
Haley Fiske
Frederick H. Ecker
New York
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Joe Hallet
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