A Hoodoved Coon scheduled in Rochester Town Hall
A home talent play titled A Hoodoved Coon will be staged next Friday night in Rochester Town Hall led by George Myers. Proceeds go to the lecture course committee to cover shortfalls for the Lyceum Bureau. The event follows positive local reception from past entertainments.
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Rochester
Town Hall
George Myers
Lyceum Bureau
Mary Knapp
Brighton
Helen Guill
Mildred Murray
Baptist Sunday School
Carrier
Vanessa
Oberlin
Fred Black
Charles Campbell
Ira
Worcester
Center School
Rochester Township
Wellington
Mitchelson
Ingersoll Kin Passes In Kipton Family Deeply Grieved
Frank Ingersoll born January 22 1870 died March 10 1922. He was the youngest of eight children and survived by two sisters Mrs Brooks Columbia Station and Mrs Boyes Warren one brother B Ingersoll Kipton six nephews seven nieces. Funeral March 13 at the Ingersoll home conducted by Rev S R Meek Camden Center Baptist church burial in Camden cemetery.
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Kipton
Frank Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Brooks
Columbia, Station
Florence Obitts
Madge Sharp
Akikta Club
Amy Murray
Ladd
Paul Kean
LaGrange
Carl Smith
Elyria
Charles Hill
Wellngton
Jacob Smith
Burnie Hales
Wellington
Simeon Hales
E. A. Austin
Hohrer
Madge
Darwin Sharp
Ray Twining
Twining
Cleveland
J. M. Morton
Toledo
Ohio
W. C. Jackson
E. N. Gibbs
John Webber
McCotter
Eugene Prentice
Oberlin visitors and birthday observances at local church
Monday afternoon Mr Shafer and Mr Black Well assisted at home. A youth meeting discussed What Does Following Christ Meant. Mrs Hagerman was a feeder and enjoyed a lively Sunday evening. Three Oberlin men visit the Christian church next Sunday. Mrs Wayne Sigsworth celebrated her 26th birthday Monday at home with Wm Sigsworth of Wellington visiting. Oberlin youths volunteer for the evening service on Sunday March 26 at 7 30 p m.
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Shafer
Black
Hagerman
Oberlin
Christian Church
Wayne Sigsworth
Wm. Sigsworth
Wellington
West Ridge Community Notes From March Listings
West Ridge items from March 28 highlight school cancellation for vacation and teachers’ meeting in Elyria. Local visits include John Brumby of Kipton and Miss Lillian Krueck at Mid dle Ridge, with many neighbors at social gatherings, sales, and road repairs. Families like Battenhouse and Mason are noted with illnesses and gatherings, plus a Carliste Brange meeting and third fourth degree team work rehearsal planned.
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West Ridge
John Brumby
Kipton
B. O. Pope
Lillian Krueck
Dorothy Simms
P. G. Miller
Cleveland
Mary Moulder
North Eaton
Dick Johnston
Elyria
Middle Ridge
Irwin Eldred
Philip Battenhouse
Amherst
Battenhouse
Adam Hahn
Merle Penfound
Albert Haines
Avon
Wilford Herbert
Herbert Mason
Win. Behrends
Fred Lottman
Sherman Mason
Mentha Sulphur cream offers quick relief for skin eruptions
Mentho Sulphur ointment advertised as a cold cream halting itching and burning on broken skin. Claims rapid healing of eczema pimples and rashes with immediate results and availability at drug stores.
Community notes of Oberlin residents and visitors
A long list of local visits and social events at Oberlin road and nearby villages. Mentions Mrs Ella Eckler and Mrs Jess McMullen hosting dinner for a birthday, Beatrice Burrer ill with whooping cough, and numerous relatives visiting or entertaining in Oberlin and Elyria areas. A school speech contest and local maps of social calls appear amid birthday parties and funeral attendance.
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Ella Eckler
Jess McMullen
Oberlin Road
Ed. Pember
Beatrice Burrer
Ernest Freeman
Albert Vietzen
South Ridge
Elmer Vietzen
Gon Russell
Elyria
Fred Vietzen
Little Russell
Harvey Beal
C. H. Hunger
Chas. Schalble
Harry Bemis
Cleveland
Ed. Pamber
Lillian Krueck
Middle Ridge
Merle Penfound
Mr. Penfound
J. H. Penfound
Robbie's Return From California After Five Nights Six Days
Randson Robbie came home from California on Tuesday morning. The trip lasted five nights and four days. Mr. Mason traveled to California about 1 81x weeks ago to visit his mother sister and friends.
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Srandson
Robbie
California
Mr. Mason
Avon Social News and Nearby Visits Highlight Week
Avon notes a Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs George Wagner with a twelve person turnout and pink and green decorations. Several residents visit Elyria Sandusky Lakewood and Cleveland for events and family, with notable illness and a suicide attempt mentioned among local items.
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Avon
George Wagner
Fred Hoffmaster
Cleveland
Geo. Wagner
Gilbert Forthofer
Elyria
B. C. Peck
Sandusky
Insanity May Spare Life Of Doomed Man
Edward Moffett of Akron, condemned for murder, is ordered confined in the Lima State hospital for the insane after a late hearing. Judge Bostwick rules him of unsound mind and the governor may transfer him to Lima upon recommendation.
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Columbus
Edward Moffett
Akron
Davis
Lima State Hospital
Bostwick
Moffet
Lima Hospital
Not enough readable details for a full headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a John Newnes and Louis Beth of Portemesth with a claim that clemency was not extended to Coambit. The passage is garbled and names may be misspelled.
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John Newnes
Louis Beth
Portemesth
Teenor
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