Subscribers listed by Central Union Telephone Co since March first
A dated list enumerates telephone subscribers by color codes and names including Red 289 Wheeler and Wilson machine office Black 221 Weller Engineering Co Black 151 Walsh and Russel Black 285 Hubbel Dr Black 63 Houghton J T Black 286 Champney Geo Red 242 Griswold R E Black 287 Cleveland D A Main 5 Ward Dr A G Black 172 Greer Dr H D Black 46 Elliott Frank Red ro5 Couch H L Red 132 Morarity Mrs Ellen Red 201 Wick R Red ro Whiteman F M Main 258 Phelps Oliver Black 244 Daley E R Red 155 Coihier W Red 27 Waterman R H Red 156 Marlett J A Red 92 Hollis E T Black 289 Allen Mrs J F Brown 454 Greening Mrs Walter Red 250 Sprague R H Black 267 Plumb J B Black 268 Jones S Red 133 Knapp W P Black 257 Savage Mrs C Red 290 Duffy Mr Wm Red 92 Landers M H Red 252 Geibel Geo Red 387 Lowers DC D Red tog Hinkson Halpm New White Goods and Wash Goods just received The Biggs and Everard Co
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Central Union Telephone Company
Wheeler and Wilson Machine Office
Weller Engineering Co
Walton
Geo. P
Elliott. Frank
Couch
H. L. Red
Morarity
Ellen
Red
Wick
R. Red
Whiteman
F. M. Main
Phelps
Oliver
Black
Daley
E. R. Red
Coihier
W. Red
Waterman
R. H. Red
Marlett
J. A. Red
Hollis
E. T. Black
Allen
J. F. Brown
Greening
Walter
Sprague
R. H Black
Plumb
J. B Black
Jones
S. Red
Knapp
W. P. Black
Savage
C. Red
Duffy
Wm. Red
Landers
M. H
Geibel
Geo. Red
Lowers
Red Tog
Hinkson & Halpm
Legal Notice of Ohio Case Against Campbell and Garnishee
Chester E Campbell of Niagara Falls New York is notified that Thomas B. Bennington has begun an action in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas for 3335.11 and accrued interest on a mortgage and notes. Detachment is sued against him, and Joe Robson is named garnishee. Campbell must answer by May 5 1903. Attorneys for the plaintiff are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester E_ Campbell
Niagara Falls
Niagara County
New York
Thomas B. Bennington
Cormmn Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Joe Robson
Fercaer
Easter Tide Call for Students to Confess Faith
A school bulletin urges non Christian scholars to consider Christ and renew their duty to obey him. It asks those who choose Easter Sunday or before Easter to notify their teacher, seeking encouragement from peers and urging serious consideration of salvation. It closes with a prayer that many students may decide for Christ.
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Christ
Jesus
Social at Mrs Summer’s class draws warm praise
A small home gathering Tuesday night formed a pleasant social offered by Mrs Summer’s class. The modest offering was not large but the collective enjoyment was high. The event featured an immigrant car as a notable, enjoyable element. The program was enjoyed throughout.
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Summer
Garfield and Right Hand Classes Social Evening Gift
Garfield and Right Hand Classes held a joint social Saturday at Byron Jackson's home. Activities included games music and lunch with a surprise gift of an oak leather seat library chair for the church youth program.
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Garfields
Byron Jackson
P-Ster
Christ
Sister Engle's Loss and Church Health Drive
Notes from the church report Sister Engle left Sunday due to her mother's death Sister Riley suffers a mild appendix attack Bro Riley underwent an operation The church offers The Young Man's Battle to members evangelists hold strong meetings Carl White and Coral Barner wed at Pastor's home March 321 eight o'clock Report sick church members to the Pastor and urge regular offerings Ask the Financial Secretary for three months of Sunday envelopes
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Engle
Riley
Bro. Riley
Disciples of Christ
America
Christ
Carl White
Coral Barner
Earl Court
Sunday School Notes Roundup at Local Church
Sunday School notes show 258 in attendance and 35 29 offering with 56 cents birthday fund. Three birthdays last Sunday: Mrs Will Hill, Helen Sawyer, Lois Reed. Summers welcomed a baby girl last week. Red and Blues ties, Robinson class growing toward fifty, with 37 present and 9 months ago 7 or 8 men now 75 enrolled in two classes, 62 attended last Sunday.
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John P .Saia
T. T. Robinson
Herbert Storer
Will Hill
Helen Sawyer
Lois Reed
H. H. Summers
Bro. Robinson
March Meeting Deferred For Social Evening
The Co E notes report a smaller Sunday attendance but a good meeting. The March business meeting is postponed to April 1, the same evening as the society social. All members are urged to attend the rescheduled gathering.
Church Briefs Invite Local Congregation to Meetings
At the church at 7 o'clock for a brief business session. Friday April 3 is the County Christian Endeavor Convention at North Amherst. Everyone who can attend should plan to be there with a large delegation from our Society. March 29 a Mission Study of Africa. Psalm 68:29 31 Isa 48:3. The study of Missionary work in the ark Continent is very interesting and profitable. The Social Committee plans a social in the church parlors Wednesday evening April 1. They will welcome all who can attend and bring friends.
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Christian Endeavor
North Amherst
Africa
Ark
New Library Books Forthcoming In La Porte
The La Porte News reports upcoming library acquisitions once roads improve. The pastor plans to visit the community, and local members attended Elyria Sunday evening services. Sunday school attendance rose but has not reached fifty. Brother Levi Baker and wife from Lakewood were guests this past Sunday.
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la Porte
Elyria
Disciples of Christ Faith and Practices Highlighted
Early in the nineteenth century movements sought Christian unity through the Bible. The Disciples of Christ emerged advocating faith in Jesus, baptism by immersion, adherence to Acts, and nondivisive church naming. They emphasize communion on Sundays and have grown to over 1,200,000 in the United States with missions abroad.
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Jesus
Churches of Christ
Disciples of Christ
God
United States
County S. S. Convention at First Congregational Church
Attendees from Lorain gathered at the First Congregational church for the County S S Convention last week. A banner proclaimed the aim to improve schools in method management and spiritual power and the program featured State Tour Party specialists E C Knapp of Michigan and Dr Clark of Columbus.
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S .S
First Congregational Church
Lorain
E .C .Knapp
Michigan
Clark
Columbus
Pacific’s Greatest Depth Sounding Near Guam
The Albatross, on a clear February 20, neared Guam about 100 miles away as Leslie's Monthly reports. Five miles of rope were deployed to reach 4,813 fathoms in Moser Basin and Tonga-Abermadec Deep, with machinery straining but holding, marking a record depth and an American geographic triumph.
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Moser
Tonga-Abermadec
Guam
Leslie
Mount
Everest
Almost Lived There Burglary Inspector Pursues Youth
An inspector on a burglary patrol late at night confronts a well dressed young man emerging from a house. When asked if he lives there the youth admits to nearly living there and cites his father’s objection as a privacy issue. The anecdote reflects a casual, humorous tone from London Tit-Bits.
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London
Home seekers migrate west amid railroad boom in Northwest
Railroad men report about 70,000 home seekers and families have settled in Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. The Canadian Pacific carriers say over 100,000 people traveled to Manitoba in the past year, highlighting a regional surge in movement and settlement.
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Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Canadian Pacific
Manitoba
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Tarwinae
Atu
Plymouth
Parkside
Frank Elliott
Propr
Eldred & Co
St. Louis
New Orleans
Wat
Tickete En Sale
Retary
Biggs and Everard Co
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Postal
Garfield
Right
Sunday School Notes
Levi Baker
Lakewood
S. S
Chronicle
Job Printing Department
Aman
Oberlin
E. &. Bickford
D. O
Pacific
Chicago
Lake Shore
AL J. Smith
Cleveland
Ming
the Biggs and Everard Co
Hubert Day
Florida
Bchfour
B. G. Kelsey
Ite
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