Local Society Notes Highlight Hospitalities and Weddings
Mrs F A Smythe visited Cleveland Wednesday while Mr and Mrs W S Pitkin of LaPorte welcomed a second child. The Egberts wed and departed for Cleveland for a celebratory visit. the Comines Egbert wedding drew many judges doctors and relatives from Norwalk Lorain Oberlin and Elyria. A maple sugar supper fundraiser by the Disciple church will be held March 21. Typhoid cases tied to impure water prompt boiling water for drinking. A new Obio Fiber Machin eers Co forms with $10000 capital. Resident births and church events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Braman
L. B. Fauver
G- L. Weller
D. R. Moysey
C. E. Ign
Obio Fiber Machineers Co
W. Rex Atwood
All Saints Church
South Greveland
Episcopal Church
H. W. Summers
Earl Court
Comines-Egbert
Wildman
Wickham
Goodsell
Stine
Norwalk
Mesdames
S. Su. Bowman
J. Co. Bul
B. J. Barrows
E. M Pierce
Mead
A. E. Thompson
Lorain
Obertin and
Cleveand
Elyria
Alfred Squire Purchases Team of Horses in West Ridge
West Ridge reports Alfred Squire has bought a team of horses. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patchett of Cleveland at Pp. Miller's. G. Goodman returns to Mt. Preston. Rev. Newton Moore from Rochester visits Mrs. Versey for a day. Sunday school gears up for Easter. Myra Hahn suffers tonsillitis. Mrs. Patchett from Cleveland moves to live with daughter Mrs. P. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Alfred Squire
Wm. Patchett
Cleveland
Newton Moore
Rochester
Very Successful Mother Goose Social at Church
The First Congregational church hosted a Tuesday evening Mother Goose social that drew a large crowd and raised about 20 for the Endeavor Society. Participants performed nursery rhyme characters in novel entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
Tae Evykis CHRONICLE Union Formation Today
Tae Evykis CHRONICLE becomes union today as ship force organizes. Employees report amicable talks with Biggs & Everard Co. union gains include wage increases and shorter hours, aimed at better relations and competent work across departments. Styles shown in north window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Evykis Chronicle
Tae Chronicle
Cbronicle
The
Biggs & Everard Co
Saloon Statistics and Licensing Revenue update
Columbus reports six month dow tax tabulation shows 30 732 saloons state wide up from 10 472 last year license receipts total 2 025 953 versus 1 908 624 prior year Cuyahoga leads with 17 saloons a drop of 45 from last year Hawaii county figures show 1762 saloons up from 1772 limited notes and stray quips from unrelated excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scervestickar Peess Association
Columbus
Dow
Alaska Senate Forum on Territories Sessions Resumed
The Washington senate met at 11 o clock to discuss a resolution authorizing committees to consider territorial matters during recess. At 11 07 C March 19 the committee opened and resumed arguments on Cuban reciprocity as part of the executive session and related bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCkas Press Association
Washington, D
Senate
Alaska
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Bicgs and Everard CO
the Biggs and Everard CO
F. A. Smythe
W. S. Pitkin
LaPorte
Fred Bateman
Miss Reed
Huron Street
Fravis Englend
Lillian Rogers
Rev. Atwood
Withycombe
Tyee
J. A. Egbert
Plas
Opera House
G. Goodman
Mt. Preston
Our
Myra Hahn
Chronicle
Chicago Daily_News
Chicago Daily News
Clayton Chapman
John C. Crisp
Qur
Ods
Boylan Bros
Sweet’s Piano Sere
Cala Raymond Pianos
Langdon
Sweet
Etta
Treacy
Milton Pianos
John Halpin
Davenport & Treacy
R. M. Summers & Son
Broad St
Daniel Freese
Nichols
Baltimore & Ohio
B. R
West
Northwest
M. G Carrel
Ohio
Frascoing
F. E. Caywood’s
West Broad Street
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