Bride and Groom Wed in Pittsfield Home Ceremony
A wedding was held March 7 at A B McConnell’s home, Mildred McConnell wed Chas Seeley of Brighton with Rev E G Evans officiating. A noon feast followed for about forty guests before the couple planned a short Cleveland visit and to reside in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
A. B
McConnell
Darkhter
Mildred
Chas, Seeley
Brighton
E. G. Evans
M. B
Dwight McConnell
Marjorie Henson
Chas
Cameron
Cleveland
D. §. Seely
Rex Rowell
Elytia
Wm McConnel
John McConnell
Hall
Ed Ober
Wellington
Florence Squires
Geo. McConnell
BR. McConnell
James McConnell
Clod- Tick and Felly
Penfield
Albert Mohrman
Smeumonia
Welton
Nellie MecConnell
Frank Peasoor
Eugene Brown
Far
Charlevoix
Mich
Namie
Mable Jeraline
Will Preston
Weidman
Lorain
Preston
Andy Radcliffe
Jim Davidson
Pycraft
Elyria
Geo. Waite
Radcliffe
Geo Waller
Russia
Msttt Peard
Ray Lounsborough
Lounsborough
Kipton
Archie Waite
Mary Brasen
Sarah McCotter
Rawson McCotter
Omaha
Neb
Grange
Oberlin
N. Lounsborough
Beulah Lounsborough
A. G. Mulls
Clarence Beard
Geo. Heacox
Mary Hrasee
Earl Brandt
Mary Bown
Homer Schubert
Ben Schubert
Walter Bullock
Eliabeth Neidims
W. Harris
EB Whitcomb
E West
R. Ives
Scott Widdowson
Old Glory” Granse
Oberlin Grange
Geo, Hotlings- Worth
N Lounborough
Sealah Lounsborough
Ti. Ives
Scott
J. R. Jones
Eo Hollingsworth
Countess Markiewicz Aids De Valera In Irish Peace Fight
Obscure local notes report Countess Markiewicz aiding De Valera in efforts over the Irish peace settlement. The page item details numerous social visits, church meeting plans, and club activities in Oberlin area with a long roster of residents visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Markiewicz
DE Valera
Georgina Markiezz
England
Pittsfield Arcade era remembered in Oberlin area reminiscence
An old Oberlin News fragment from February 10 2005 recalls Pittsfield’s past including the Pittsfield Arcade led by George Washington Hines and the town’s early amenities. The piece reflects on a central school, the post office closure, and a growing sense of progress as residents ponder life 17 years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pitt
Joe Waite
Arama
Oberlin News
Pittsheld
Chester
Marmoth
Pittsfield
Velage
Wittefield
Oberlin
Erteine
Pittsfeld Arcade
Achar
George Washington Hines
Hines
Pittsfield Arcade
Fev. Ricepter
G C Enders
Crosier
Wittsfield
Lounsborough
Stoneries
West Ridge W C T U Meet Notes Prohibition Topics
The West Ridge W C T U met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H H Drusendal guiding devotionals. Members read letters and papers on prohibition including anti prohibition efforts and German views, followed by a song service and light refreshments. The next meeting is set with Mrs George Knitter on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C T. U
H. H. Drusendal
F. Handke
George Knittel
van Kirk
B. C. Pope
Chicago
F. N. Hopkins
Amherst
Irwin Eldred
Lillian Krueck
Middle Ridge
Lewis Spiegelberg
Town Line
North
Spiegelberg
Theodore Grills
C H. Hunger
Paul Walker
Lakewood
Fred Lottman
Chas. Bongs
Murray Ridge
Wm. Behrends
Elmer Vietzen and Son
Thomas Fesler
Elyria
Chas. Fowl
Lorain
Harley Decker
Merle Penfound
Homer Schubert
Pitsfield
Mabelle
Marjorie Simms
Dorothy Simms
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener
An ad touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, easy way to darken hair and restore shine. It describes a grandmother’s recipe enhanced by modern additives, applied with a sponge or brush to color strands and conceal gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Local social visits and hospital contacts noted in Elyria area
Mrs. Walter Sippel suffers with the grip. Mrs. Ernest Holliday visited her nephew Walter Joy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Bemis and Allen couples of Cleveland attended Ed Pember’s home. Vermilion and Lakewood residents called on local families. Mrs. Lang and the Hunger and Hunger families of Lakewood were guests, with various calls in Elyria and Wellington. A Clover Leaf club gathering is planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ives
Mark Widdowson
Oberlin
Need Ives
Roy Mosher
Jonis Rogers
Cecil Humphrey
Ed Kenson
Hollis Neighley
Miss Baser
Florence Hacker
Qbertin
Treva Avery
Seulah Louborough
Will Prat
Angle Robson
Frank Toot
Ivank Smith
Cleveland
Ada Sherburne
Glen Helms
Shebargan
Wis
Boumsn
Frank Roloff
Tred Menke
Elyria
Sternhagen
Heiden
Roy Carter
Rufus Gill
Sunda
Lena Carter
Elsria
Reed Carter
Roy Carter Howe
Lev. Worcester
A. G. Mills
Farm Women's Club
Rah Wouimey
XS Lounsberough
A J Pitts
Camden
Marold Pitts
Wellington
Walter Sippel
Ernest Holliday
Walter Joy
Elyria , Memorial Hospital
Harry Bemis
Allen
Ed. Pember
E. C. Trinter
Carl Fowl
E. J. Lang
Wm. Hunger
Minnie Hunger
Lakewood
C. H. Hunger
Fred Vietzen
Howk
C. X Williams
Ridge
Harry
Hawk
Clover Leaf Club
Martin Lauer
Agnes Ternesa
Ollie Minnick
Ruth
Paul Walker
Wm. Behrends
Harry Hawk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Countess Georgina Markiewicz
Cork
Brenner’s
Awalkwell Shoe Store
Ohio
Cinders
Bartholomew Coal and Builders’ Supplies
Woodford Ave
Broad Street
Lincoln Stores
Men’s Union
Ladies’ Union
Ers Doz
West Ridge
Drugeist
London
United States
Genoa
Washington
Senate
Pacific Coast
G. M. C. Motor Trucks
The
Farm Implement Company
Edison Hepplewhite Phonograph
Edison Phonographs & Records
GEO. A. Clark CO
Broad ST
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