Elyria Memorial Receives Full Approval From ACS
Elyria Memorial Hospital was awarded full approval for 1931 by the American College of Surgeons, the eighth such honor for the institution. Lorain County’s St. Joseph's and Allen Hospital at Oberlin were also reported unofficially approved. The AMA had previously authorized the hospital for education of honors, one of only 27 Ohio hospitals so recognized.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Frank W. Hoover
Lorain County
St. Joseph's
Lorain
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Hoover
Franklin H. Martin
Chicago
Elyria Hospital
American Medical Association
Ohio
Appeals Court Here Oct. 15th
The visiting district court of appeals with Judges Allread, Hornbeck, and Kunkle will be here October 15 at 2 PM to hear two cases. One is Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. vs Eleanor Hughes. The other is Dr T A Grills against the county commissioners seeking to stop $26,400 payment to Wendell P Brown for architect fees tied to the unbuilt $2,000,000 Lorain bridge.
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District Court of Appeals
James J. Allread
Roscoe G. Hornbeck
Albert H. Kunkle
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Eleanor Hughes
T. A Grills
Horain
Dr. Grills
Wendell P Brown
Lorain
Birmingham Calrch Notes Birmingham County Lines
Birmingham County lines note church events for October 14 to October 18 1921 at Birmingham M I Congregational Community Church Led by Rev George T Hanna pastor Martin Bergin superintendent Miss Mae Church pianist Morning service 945 Sunday school 1045 am W C U to meet Wednesday evening October 14 at Mrs Elizabeth Cerber home
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Calrch
Birmingham County Lines
Birmingham
M.I Congregational
George T Hanna
Martin Bergin
Mis Mae Church
W. C . U. Wutl
Elizabeth Cerber
First five books of the Bible and diamond clue
A collage of brief items from 1933 news notes and social items. Read mentions include Edward Fetch Jack Logan Wakeman Ed Dalton and many local residents. The page also notes a William Penn birth anniversary and a challenge quiz with answers: Pentateuch pure carbon founder of Carthage.
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Carthage
Ridgeville origins traced to Rootstown settlers
A historical sketch recounts Ridgeville’s formation from Rootstown, noting Ephraim Root as initial drawer, Waterbury migration by Ephraim and Beebe families, and the first 1810 settlers led by Tillotson Terrell. It details land swaps with Waterbury residents, early wagon road travel, and a bark-roof log cabin as the initial frontier shelter.
Local residents share visits across several towns
Leroy, Donald and Maxine spent Tuesday with Mrs. William Croll of Ratel. Ben Bacon of Brownhelm and their families visited A. J. Joyce's home. David Kuhes, who fell from an apple tree last month, is slowly improving. Minnie Glime, her daughter Betty Geiber, and Carl Becker toured Mt. Vernon then called on Henry Grime. Henry Brucker and family were hosted by H. M. Dute. Ernest and Carl Bates spent Saturday in Green Springs. Harold Holl and family and Mrs. Henry Holl of Oberlin visited William Holl’s home Sunday afternoon.
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Edward Fetch
Jack Logan
Wakeman
Ed Dalton Myron Hies
Lewis Dellifield
H. M Lute
Stanley Koht
Orrville
Ohio
Evert Bell and
Duughte
Norma
Cleveland
Guffen
Frank Guifen
Albert Schneider
South Amherst
H. ML. Date
Kenneth Ives
Harold Ives
Oberlin
Adam Horn
J. W. Ross
Lucile
Myra Edgar
Lester
Chester Haitel
Elyria
Ming Dorothy Diles
McArthur High School
Ruth L Matz
Libme Ennes
Jelen Sckleberry
Green Springs
M Bates
L. Eppler
Chil
Dren Leroy
Donald
Maxine
William Croll
Ratel
Ben Bacon
Brownhelm
A. J. Joyce
David Kuhes
Minnie Glime
Betty Geiber
Carl Becker
Mt. Vernon
Henry Grime
Harry Brucker
South
Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Purported Liver Aid
An old advertisement describes Edwards Olive Tablets as a 20 year studied substitute for calomel aimed at improving complexion and appetite. It claims olive color, pale skin, clear eyes, and reduced pimples, attributing effects to a cleansed liver and bowels with no harsh symptoms.
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Edwards
Early Settlers and First Buildings in the Town
The narrative recalls the arrival of David Beebe Sr and others around 1810, with log cabins replacing earlier crude huts. Families of Beebe, St. Lyman Boat, and Ichabod Terrell traveled seven weeks, led by a horse and oxen teams. Rhoda Terrell survived the Wyoming Massacre, leaving many descendants. The first schoolhouse stood near the town center, later burning in 1814. Major Willis Terrell built the first frame house, and an early flour mill arose from necessity near Tillotson’s log home.
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David Beebs
Garry Root
Joel Terrell
Spring Company
Connecticut
David Beebe
St. Lyman Boat
Ichabod Terrell
Rhoda Terrell
Ichabod
Wyoming
Tuttle
Willis Terrell
Tillotson
Baalmann's Gas Tab promises relief from gas
A vintage advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets eliminate stomach and bowel gas, ease nervous feelings and heart palpitations, restore deep breathing, banish drowsiness after meals, and improve circulation with a genuine yellow package sold by Co. W. Phillips at $1.
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Baalmann
Co. W. Phillips
Early 19th Century Ridgeville Mill and Township Leaders
Fragment notes recount a grist mill built by Joseph Cahoon near a small creek in 1812 13, reducing the Ridgeville mill. It records the 1813 township organization with trustees David Beebe Ichabod Terrell and Joel Terrell, justice of the peace, constable David Beebe Jr and clerk Willis Terrell. A post office opened in 1815 with Moses Eldred as postmaster.
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Joseph Cahoon
Dover
Ridgeville
David Beebe
Ichabod
Joel Terrell
David Beebe, Jr
Willis Terrell
Moses'Eldred
Jailed Memory Returns Witness Details In Custody Case
In Reno Mortimer Nickel recalled the arrival date of two divorcees after spending 24 hours in jail. He had demanded a $25 witness fee, higher than the standard $5, from a divorce seeker staying at his home. The case reached a judge, and Nickel’s memory improved once freed. Separately, Washington’s first presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation, lost for over a century, was rediscovered in 1921.
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Reno
Nev
Mortimer Nickel
Nickel
Washington
Firemen Respond to False Alarm at Dry Goods Store
Firemen rushed to the Bigila Dry Goods Company on Broad Street Monday night after reports of a blaze. Upon arrival they found no fire and could not locate any incident requiring their action.
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Bivrie
Bigila Dry Goods Company
Broad Street
Packing plant pest damage reported in Green Bay
A terse Green Bay notice notes extreme dryness affected ware and tea packing, along with unidentified damage to produce. It mentions cabbage worms and a reference to two weeks of impact, with limited readable details about the cause or responsible party.
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Green Bay
Wis
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Logal Hospital
Appeals Court
Flyria
Richman Bros
Elyria Savings Bank
FIRST
The
World
Christ” Episcopal Church
Savannah
Georgia
John Wesley
America
R. J. Scott
Central Press Association
Dido
Firat
William Penn
Worthern
India
AGERE
Cwil
United States
Windy" Brown
Elwood
Nes
Rootstown
Wetsie
Lhe
Columbia
Waterbury
Conn
Hartford
Ephraim Root
Lyman Root
Lowner
Oliver Terrell
Mr. Beebe
David
Lyman
Tillotson Terrell
Rhoda
Irhabod
Wagon Road
Rocky River
Tyllotson Terrell
Phil
Roth Tailor Shop
Buyoni
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Stove CO
Bridge St
the Inland Loan Co
Lorain County Bank
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Olice
Ours
Lmits
Elyria Savings and Trust of
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