Local residents visit Elyria and area events noted in social notes
Mrs Very Sobuster shops in Elyria while family ties and social calls fill the week. The piece lists numerous residents visiting relatives, opening bids, working at Gibson’s in Oberlin, and Grange meeting plans with county deputy Vaenarsdale. It also notes the Federated Bank and Trust Company of Birmingham opening under organized labor control.
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Federated Bank and Trust Company of
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Nuter Couple Guests Of Schmitz Family
New Oberlin October 19. Mr and Mrs Peter Nuter of 140 School Street were Sunday guests of her sister Mrs Peter A Schmitz.
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New Oberlin
Peter Nuter
School Street
Irs Peter A Schmitz
Elyria Visitors Call on Lorain Cousins
Mr and Mrs George Wohleber and children Bart and Dveline of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs John Nemieth recently. Mr and Mrs Ignatius Gerhart entertained the former's cousin Mr and Mrs Joseph Huber and three children of Lorain Sunday.
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Very Sobuster
Elyria
C. Justin Jr
Mise
Grace Wearech
Hadaway
C Justin
Mat Wobleber
Frank J Schmits
Ignatius Gerbartinger
Mies
Amelia G Behmitz
Peter Nufer
Mies Bertha Justin
Grace Wearach
West Dover
Gibson's
Oberlin
Mr. Earl Peabody
George Wohleber
Bart and
Dveline
John Nemieth
Ignatius Gerhartinger
Joseph Huber
Lorain
Obituary for Orren Ellwood at Bakers Crossing
Orren Ellwood died Tuesday morning after three strokes and long illness. He passed at about one o clock with Ero Mellaffin and EB Hewitt with him Tuesday night. His death leaves wife Mary in sorrow. Mrs Ethel Laboria shows slow recovery after her accident. Iner Knapp and Mrs Hewitt visited Laboria Sunday evening.
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Baker's Crossing
Orren Ellwood
and Urs Iner Knapp
Sullivan God
Hewitt
Loborics
Olive Tablets Promise Pimple Free Complexion
Purveyed as a remedy to cleanse blood and bowels, Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets are promoted as a gentle substitute for calomel. The ad claims they clear pimples, improve dullness, bad breath, and liver issues with no sickness or pain, urging nightly use for a week at 15c or 26c.
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Edwards
Olve Piers Akin
Warda
Local Notes From Rochester Village Octadiary
Rochester village news notes include Mrs Lutte Wagner returning to Los Angeles after months with her brother Elmer Simmons. Mrs Merle Hart ill throat treated by Dr Weedman. Nora Carrier of Oberlin visited town for Baptist meeting. Aene Simmons visited Cleveland. Kirkland family to move to Gallon. Ruth and Helen Miller of Elyria guests at Jowett home. A party booked for Elyria residents Friday evening Oct 19. The Banner plans a town event Oct 26 and a program with social Oct 27 at the church. Mrs Goodmith visiting Cleveland relatives. Patterson and Anderson families visited Holmes county relatives. Elisabeth Chamberlan home briefly, East Cleveland. Mr and Mrs George Taylor took Shirley Gill’s family to Lakewood.
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Wayne Bates
Ruth
Rochester
M. W . Laborie
Ray Coates
Wellington
Walter Betabrook
Shelby
Florence Gladys Hewitt
B. B. Hewitt
Nile Thuddrum
Elsworth Laborle
Huntington
Vaenarsdale
Grange
Lutte Wagner
Los Angeles
Calif
Elmer
Simmons
Merle Hart
Weedman
Nora Carrier
Oberlin
Baptist Society
Aene Simmons
Cleveland
Kirkland
Florence
Gallon
Helen Miller
Ely
Goodmith
Patterson
Charles Anderson
Holmes County
Elisabeth Chamberlan
George Taylor
Shirley Gill
Lakewood
Willow versus teak weight comparison noted
The text contrasts wood types Willow and teak noting teak weighs over 0 pounds per cubic foot while Willow weighs at most 13 pounds per cubic foot. It highlights a large difference in density and weight between the two woods.
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Henry W. Thornton
Anne
Lady Thornton
Europe
Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
the Chronicle-Telegram
Bakers Crossing
Dr. Edwards
Kuppenheimer
Fin
Jowett
Yee Yen
Feth Canwell
PSA
Banene
J. Sartor
Tillotson & Wolcott
Chinchilla
Bolivia
Jane
Jersey
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