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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

07 Oct 1933

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1933

Page

8

Camden and Henrietta Families of Wakeman Area Chronicle

Solomon Root lived in Wake man in 1833 and in Camden in 1836. In 1840 he sold land north of Tract 9 school house. The Roots, Bates, Sigourney, and Morgan families are traced through Wakeman Camden and Henrietta, with notes on marriages, farms, and early industry. Notable figures include Norman Bates and Alvan P. Eddy tied to local rake manufacturing.

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Solomon Root Wakeman Camden Francis Bennett Tract 9 School House Hannah Root Daniel Wood Jeff Wood John F. Hovey Ver Mont Maybelle Whitney Alvan P James P Rufus G Abigail (Waugh Rufus Alvan James Eddy Boys Tom Whitney Newell Conk Henrietta Clarksfield Norman Breckenridge Vermont Orange County N. Y Peterman Alonzo L. Norman Mary Daniel Benjamin F Judd Kenry C Frances Alonso Berlanin Kipton Norman Lewis Justin Bates William Bates Lowville XN. C Peter Buchs Moses Charles Lyman William Ohio Clem Bates Hiram Bates Kemp Wallace Nay Helen James Rosa Lucy Daniel Welch Henry Hand Mr. Bates Otis Bates Guernsey Kansas Norman Bates Bostwick Ingersoll Iowa Sarah William Prentice Hannah Johiel Bailey Wealthy Peter Sigourney Wiliam Sigourney Peter Sigourney, Sr Watkins Farm John F. Davidson Adam Geist Petar Hig Chilldren Andrew Martha New York State Joho DD. Williams Cayuga Lake Jane Hemingway Cehildren Heam Elisher Sylvander John W Nelson Heman Mary Jane Albert Clarissa Minerva Uriah LaDow John Kingsbury Uriah, Jr Alexander Katy Knowles Seth Abram Uriah Abram LaDow Willam Davidson George Freeman Advent Church Lydia Ann Freeman U Robert J Etta Abraham John Canden Center LaDow Minnesota Experience Gifford Nancy Eddy Henry Coykendall New York Advent Wesley Joel Joshua Henry Jeremiah Matthew Julia Caroline Albert Reynolds James Calkins Charles Peck Barzilla Gibson Polly Martin Hardy Hester Hiram Hector Allen Henry B. Bates Canada Peter’. Kinsley Niagara River New London Henry Crandall William Sigourney Polly (Parker) Crandall Mary Ann Sarah Ann Willian Wellington Emaline Betsy Jane Wellington Lord Wellington Bates Mr. Oates Sarah Anne Bates Joseph N. Twining Morgans Margaret David Morgan The Baptist Church David Samuel Morgan Underground Ezra Crandall Polly Parker Lake Onandaxa XN. Y Bill” Bates Linton William Myers Samuel Hanes Minpesota Jane Warner James Austin John Hears Lewis Searles Washington White Addie Milo Bursley Steve Cowie
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Philadelphia Reveries and Frontier Vignettes End with Monday

A reflective Philadelphia piece describes city life from Fairmont Park to Market Street and the Delaware Bridge to Camden. The author recalls Poe, Morley, Ray Rohn, and local restaurants, then details Camden ancestors, Underground Railroad ties, and early settlers between 1830s and 1870s, ending with a note to continue Monday.

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Philadelphia Delaware Bridge Camden John
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New Elyria High School song under student input

A new school song at Elyria High School progresses with composer J Marlin Beck inviting students to write the lyrics within a week. An honorary award will recognize the winning words, with coauthors listed if a joint effort.

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Elyria High School Lakewood J. Marlin Beck
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Avon Lake visitor and Elyria guests in Sheffield

Sheffield briefs note Miss Rena Titus of Avon Lake spent Tuesday with Mrs. Lee Johnson. Hubert Day and daughter Mil dred of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs H C Chambers. Shirley Garfield lost one of his horses last week.

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Sheffield Rena Titus Avon Lake Lee Johnson Hubert Day Mildred Elyria H. C. Chambers Shirley Garfield
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Clara Boyd Buried in Garfield Cemetery After Private Service

Friends gathered at Garfield cemetery Tuesday for Clara Boyd burial after a two week illness. A private home service was held at 4 o clock with only immediate relatives present. A life long Garfield resident, she was a Vincent M. E. Church member and Garfield Community Club active. Interment followed in the family plot as Rev. H A Sayles officiated.

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Garfield Cemetery Clara Boyd Boyd Vincent M. E. Shurch Garfield Community Club H. A. Sayles
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Brookside Boys Lose First Baseball Game at Home

La Grange boys visited Brookside on Tuesday afternoon and defeated the local team in the opener. The setback marked Brookside’s first game of the season in the neighborhood matchup.

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la Grange Brookside Brookside Boys
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Westward Ho and College Road Routes in Ohio News Highlights

Road information for Toledo to Columbus Cleveland and Youngstown routes via state roads U S highways and local byways is listed. In sports Brookside High School students compete in a magazine drive with the Westward Ho girls beating the Flying Clouds boys 7 2 and earning a half day picnic at Sheffield Lake Park. The drive was led by Helen Frisbee with Carl Brickley assisting and J A McConihe supervising both teams. Bries Frank Jackson and Henry Jacksons family attend funeral services for Mrs Lucy Jackson of LaPorte at Nichols Funeral Home.

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la Grange Westward Ho Flying Clouds Brookside High School Sheffield Lake Park Helen Frisbee Carl Brickley J. A. McConihe Frank Jackson Henry Jackson Lucy Jackson LaPorte Nichols Funeral Home Elyria
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Road Route Notes From Elyria Automobile Club Report

Town and U S 422 to New Castle with optional Ravenna route via U S 30 and H 46. Through Salem and Canton wheels to Steubenville and West Virginia, with Wheeling access. Request information on any missing routes from the Elyria Automobile Club.

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Rally Day at Bay Village Church Notes

Bay Village notes report Rally Day services at the M E church drawing a full house. A fine program featured flowers and a playette with refreshments as thirty attendees gathered. The Ladies Missionary Society met at president Mrs Earl Kline's Lake Road home, installing new officers amid active business.

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Bay Village M. EB Ladies’ Missionary Society Earl Kline Lake Road
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Progressive luncheon delights Circle No 4 circle leaders

The four course luncheon hosted by Circle No 4 of the Ladies Aid spread through four homes on Thursday drawing fifty guests. The Ladies Aid monthly dinner followed at the M E church parlor with seventy guests served by Osborn Rhoda Aldrich and Thomson. The Mother Singers concert at M E church featured several artists and vocal selections. Mr and Mrs Moses moved from Bassett road to Cleveland. Miss Virginia Drake departed earlier.

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Circle No. 4 Ladies’ Aid M E. Church Osborn Rhoda Aldrich Thomson Sered Mother Singers M. E. Church Moses Bassett Road Cleveland Virginia Drake
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Fragmented Local Notes From A Turbulent Week

A jumble of names and places records moves to Cleveland Travers City and Bassett road visits. Principal Charles Shaw of West High School is seriously ill at home on Ellinwood Drive while other items mention weather and odd bird lore from Tibet.

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University of
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