Public Auction at Stang Farm on Cleveland Street
Public sale of farm equipment and livestock conducted at the J. A. Stang farm on Cleveland street 112 miles east of Elyria. Auction set for Saturday April 3 1920 at 10 o'clock rain or shine with items including horses cattle hay and farm gear and terms cash for under 10 and bankable notes at 6 percent for larger sums. Col Dan Eason serves as auctioneer with lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stang
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Surrey
United States
L. B. Stang
A. C. Stang
Col
Dan Eason
Meat Prices From Local Market Sale Ad
Shoulder beef roast 29.95 per hundredweight neck boiling beef 18 cents per pound sirloin steak 32 cents per pound porterhouse steak 35 cents per pound chunk bacon 25 cents per pound chunk salt pork 25 cents per pound best Weiners 24 cents per pound pickled pigs feet 12 cents per pound.
Amherst News Highlights From March Local Notes
Amherst residents report injuries and travel as a barn accident breaks a girl’s arm, Dr McQueen treats. The Stone church youth group elects officers led by Charles Jauch and Mildred Holzbauer. Special services and missionary activities planned midweek. Community members visit Cleveland, Elyria, and Los Angeles, while hospital and bank staff updates appear among society notes.
Oberlin News Operation Fatal to Miso Maura Ny Cord
Dr McCord mourns death of daughter Naura after appendicitis operation at Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan. Missionary family from Oberlin, in town a year, grieves loss alongside Mrs McCord. Oldest daughter died in a similar operation about four years ago. Mrs Kate Newtoft and Mrs Aschenbach of Elyria visit. Dolly Arndt spent week in Elyria.
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Miso Maura
Oberlin
McCord
Naura
Batt the Creek
South Africa
Battle Creek
Kate Newtoft
Aschenbach
Elyria
Tormoer
W. Wellman
Dolly Arndt
Mrs Lydia Snow In Critical Condition At Tampa Home
Oberina March 31 The friends of Mrs Lydia Snow regret to learn she is in a critical condition at her Tampa Florida home. She recently suffered a severe shock and doctors offer little encouragement for recovery. Mrs Snow is sister of Mrs Alzina Adams and Mrs Linda Preston of Oberlin. Mrs Preston and daughter Edna have been spending the winter with Mrs Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberina
Lydia Snow
Tampa
Fla
Oberlin Personal News Roundup
Oberlin notices report Harriet Gi spending a vacation week in the country. Mrs. Charles Persons is in Cleveland. Misa Lewis moves into a newly purchased Hollywood home. Mrs. Fred Dunham and nephew Harlan Slater visited Elyria. Mrs. Julia Haskell and sister Abbie H. Smith travel from Oberlin to Elyria. Rev Lyle Woodruff and Mr Hohols attend a Columbus convention. Mr and Mrs FH Southerland return to near Fairfield in Huron county. W C T U raised 52.96 at a bake sale. Methodist Foreign Missionary society mark graduation day.
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Oberlin
Harriet Gi
Charles Persons
Cleveland
Misa Lewis
Woodland
Hollywood
Spare
Fred Dunham
Harlan Slater
Elyria
Julia Haskell
Euclid
Abbie H. Smith
Lyle Woodruff
Mr.Hohols
Columbus
FH. Southerland
Ezet College Street
Fairfield
Huron County
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Maple Syrup Harvest Ends Amid Rain in Birmingham Town Line
Local notes report rainfall ending the maple syrup season as gallons were boiled in the past week. A barn belonging to Charley Grenzebach burned Thursday noon, also damaging the ice house. Several Elyria visitors and local incidents are listed, including heat-swamped Henry Avery store and a stalled vehicle on Cand Hill road. Carpenters began a new barn for A L Wicemann as Adam Emmerich and Earle Hunter visited Friday.
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Birmingham Town Line
Charley Grenzebach
David Mitchell
Andress
Elyria
Henry & Avery
Cand Hill Road
A. L. Wicemann
Adam Emmerich
Elia
Earle Hunter
Nothing Pays Better Than Taking Care of Yourself
Product advertisement extols kidney health and warns men to value health over wealth. Promotes Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for uric acid dissolution and kidney relief, citing a trial offer and a free urinalysis with mail requests to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Local Family Notices and Obituaries Highlight Community
The week featured visits from Welter Cardilla and family of Wakeman to Mrs A H Heimsath, and Henry Kelley a Norwalk visitor. Mrs Theodore Lawrence died Saturday and was laid to rest in Birmingham Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
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W. P . Funk
Welter Cardilla
Wakeman
A. H. Heimsath
Theodore Lawrence
Birmingham
Henry Kelley
Norwalk
Hand of the Law Drama Staged by Farm Club at Belden
The rural drama in three acts The Hand of the Law was presented by the Farm club on Friday and Saturday evenings under Mrs J D Mennells direction. House was crowded many turned away the first night. Reading by Mrs Risinger praised LaGrange orchestra provided music. Social visits followed with Elyria residents noted and relatives mentioned.
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Belden
Farm Club
JD. Mennells
Dwight Risinger
LaGrange Orchestra
Heath
Elyria
Geo, Myers
Valley City
C. A Heath
Seames
Mont Wilking
Lorain
Misa Gladas Heath
Miter Jones
Henrietta Visit Families and Fire At Local Church
Henrietta report notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Court of Elyria visiting relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs H S Coata and family called on F X Walker in Oberlin. The H il church suffered a fire Sunday causing damage.
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Henrietta
Arthur Court
Elyria
H.S. Coata
Tamily
F X. Walker
Oberlin
H.il
Local Social Notes Reflect Moving Visits and Health Updates
The notes mention Mrs Fairchilds moving last week from the Hymnal home to her aunt in Oberlin and showing improvement. Mrs Louis Krieg is hospitalized at Norwalk for an operation. Wm Whitney held a cattle sale Monday. Mrs Ida Pember of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mrs L M Kelly and daughter Doris. Doris visited friends in South Amherst over Sunday. Mrs Bell of Amherst stays a few days with Mr and Mrs Albert Swisares. New Oberlin visitors Li Z Kelly home Sunday. J Lassen and family of Oberlin visited Henry Petty. Earl Jaycox and family from Elyria visited Mead Petty Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Grone of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Engens Streeter of Brownhelm visited Laura Kelly Sunday.
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South Amherst
Bell
Amherst
Albert Swisares
New Oberlin
Li Z Kelly
J.lassen
Oberlin
Henry Petty
Earl Jaycox
Ely- Tia
Mead Petty
H. Grone
Edwards Olive Tablets Sleep Aid Ad
An old advertising snippet touts Edwards' Olive Tablets as a remedy to dullness bad breath and constipation. It promotes taking at bedtime with price notes of 10 cents and 25 cents a box.
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Edwards
Griffen Family Settles in Strongville on New Home Move
Charlie Griffen and his family wait a week after moving to Strongville as William Braun anticipates moving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Griffen
Strongville
Wm. Braun
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Seeley Avenue
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Zanesville
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Amherst Hospital
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R. C. Blum
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