Draft Substitutes, 1862 Lorain County Ohio
Taken from our files 67 years ago. In 1862 Lorain County drafted men to meet quotas. Substitutes were hired at up to $60 initially, then as low as $200 later with few takers. Amherst held a meeting to go, and the draft proceeded on the first Wednesday.
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Amherst
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Webber
Ohio Aviation
Besch Park
Sheregaire
Lorein
United States Steel Corporation
Growth in Ebrria Union School District population rises
A census counted 1 643 youths ages six to twenty one and 5 080 residents in the Ebrria Union district, indicating healthy growth. Mayor N B Gates marked his seventieth birthday last week as reports note a large crowd at the old red mill fall scene.
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Ebrria Union
N. B. Gates
New church project gains funds and a Sixth Street site
Article discusses a 3500 dollar contribution at a Methodist conference in Tiffin toward a new Ober Ii church facing North Main Street, with an estimated total cost of 20090 dollars. Mentions a proposed east side build on Sixth Street and historic notes from ten years ago about local events and developments.
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Local House Movements and Visits Reported in Huntington
In Huntington a series of domestic moves and visits were noted. Mr and Mrs Gaines moved into the old Allen homestead south of the center, ex-Russell Gaines family. the Crile family hosted Irene Hite of Sullivan and Cari Repo Imom Watton visited. J T Haskell’s home was wired for electricity as preparations for occupancy continued.
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Local notes from Elyria area and college tidbits
Sunday calls and greetings thread through Elyria news with visits from Cleveland and Mansfield relatives. A funeral is reported at Sulllivan Baptist church for Roy Chapman. Brown coach McLaughry, famed Iron Men creator, will lecture on football. Oklahoma A and M drops paddie line for tug of war amid campus mood shifts. A Cuban plant disease spreads, Créchosio vaxia, now affects 15 million acres of arabic land.
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Bert Hively
Elwood
Marion J. Crile
Hart Leininger
Elyria
Wm. Ferguson
Streetsboro
Roy Chapman
Baptist Church
Sulliveam
Guy Taylor
Myers
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