Penfield Community Notices and Local Visits
In Penfield on Oct 26 the Ladies Aid Society of The M E church planned a dinner at Society Hall to benefit the Elyria Home for the Aged. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church met at the hall with Circle No 1 serving dinner. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as callers and guests, including families from Valley City Lorain LaGrange Cleveland Elyria and Vermilion. Pets and chicken pox are noted in the school context with several households mentioned as visiting or hosting events.
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The
Congregational Church
Dinmer
Circle No. 1
Wm. Pohzeht
Valley City
Ben Sooy
P. E. Davison
W. B. Andrews
Lorain
Alex Cameron
Hertha Taylor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Epworth League Organized at M. E. Church in Mansfield
Miss Ada Merrick and Rey Woods visited Cleveland relatives while others joined a Mansfield gathering at the Epworth League meeting of the M E church. Officers were installed by Evang president Miss Cooke with Willard Wirth as vice president Grace Klein shans third and fourth vice president Leseho secretary and treasurer Higge pianist Ruth Hales. A meeting is set for 7 40 next Sunday evening. Judge A R Webber of the Dry Federation will address Society Hall Friday evening Oct 27 with expectation of large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Merrick
Rey Woods
Cleveland
Mra
James Herrick
Bunnny
Freak Murtis
Ivan
D. C
Lea
Harvey Wlough
Janetly
Percy Morrimas
Mansfield
Ralph Taylor
Sor
Luten
Joalah Baylor
Minnie Jameyson
Meding Yieitora
John Yast
Epworth League
Evang
Miss Cooke
Willard Wirth
Grace Kieinshans
Misa Leseho
Richard Higge
Ruth Hales
A. R. Webber
Dry Federation
Society Hall
Local notes from Columbia and Elyria region
Obscure notices recount births at Memorial hospital and visits in Columbia and Elyria. Families such as Gibsons Bakers and Grady are mentioned alongside church events, lectures, and Grange meetings. Several locals including Lester, Longban, and Stadden appear with travel and hospital updates amid community engagements.
Obits and family visits mark Oct in New Oberlin
Mrs May Schuster and children Elmer and Florence spent Sunday with relatives in Avon. Christ S Justin drove to Birmingham. John M Schmitz of Lorain visited his uncle Mr and Mrs Peter A Schmits. Emma Justin visited Lorain and relatives. Eveline May the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank M Justin was christened. Widespread local family notes and anniversaries are recorded.
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New Oberlin
May Schuster
Elmer
Florence
Avon
Christ S. Justin
Birmingham
John M. Schmitz
Loraine
Peter A. Schmits
Emma Justin
Lorain
Peter Nufer
School Street
Viicmity
Akron
Joseph J. Diederich
Elyria
Birtha and
Pearl
Grace Wearec
Eveling May
Frank M. Justin
Lake Avenue
Birtha Justin
Herman Mackert
Eveline May
Ignatius Gerhart- Inger
Francia Peter
John Gerhartinger
Gall Street
Davis
New -Toek City
Vie
Local Socials Highlight Elyria Gathering
Mrs Emica Justin hosted Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Met Woblever and Harald visiting Elyria. Mrs Jos Denger and her son joined from Ely Waspcot Saturday with Mrs Imma Justin.
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Ted
Emica Justin
Met Woblever
Bon
Harald
Elyria
Jos” Denger
Ely- Waspcot
Imma Justin
Reception for Rev Davis and family at Methodist Church
SM COLUMBA Oct 20 A reception for Rev W W Davis and family was held Wednesday evening at the Methodist Church with about seventy five attendees. Members from church organizations spoke highlighting ministerial humanity and the value of women in church life. The evening ended with social games, refreshments, and gifts for the visiting family.
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Columba
W. W. Davis
Methodiat
Nance
Merrill Squire
R. A. Elder
J. B. Squire
Davis
Columbia
Olive Bartter
Ladies Aid Society
Marion Jasper
Missionary Society
Grady
The
Baptist Church
Hartter
Hattie Snell
Mabel Churchward
Clara Elder
Lillian May. Rey
Orson Upp
North Olmsted
M. H. Squire
Alice
Wilma
Milan
Ohio
J. J. Squire
Friendly Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
Herman Snell
Mrs Hatfield Finds Relief With Pinkham's Compound
In Sabina Ohio Mrs Weldon G Hatfield reports weakness, nervousness, and irregularities eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She encourages early use to prevent serious trouble and invites others to use her letter as needed.
Local Notes From Vincent Vincent Oct 86
Mr W ee fm in Colombia tending Mr Hutchinson. Elmer Kellar recovering from scarlet fever. Lewis family back home on Inter Urban. Ladies at meeting last Thursday at Mr Chambers pleased. Little Walter Marlett now able to go outdoors part time. John Caley and sons visited their father Daniel Caley bedridden. Mrs Rose Chambers hosted sister Mrs Lawson and family from Cleveland. Mrs Almedia Chambers not gaining strength quickly. Mrs Rena Cameron staying with Mrs Martha Caley for an undetermined time.
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John Caley
Pittefield
Daniel Caley
Rose Chambers
Mrs. Lawson
Cleveland
Almedia Chambers
Rena Cameron
Martha Caley
Are You Fat Just Try Marmola Prescription Tablets
Thousands of overfat people have slimmed down by following doctors advice for Marmola Prescription Tablets. These harmless fat reducers supposedly amplify Marmola dosage and claim to reduce weight steadily without exercise or starvation. One dollar buys a bottle, with direct vending from Marmola Co. Detroit.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Midh
Judge Pardee’s Career and Court of Appeals Appointment
The article notes Judge Pardee's long service from birth in Wadsworth in 1874 to Akron residency, his Akron High School and Cincinnati Law School education, and his practice before entering public service as deputy probate clerk. He served two terms as Summit County Probate Judge, last by unanimous vote, and was appointed to the Court of Appeals when the Ninth Ohio judicial district was created in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pardee
Wadsworth
Akron
Akron High
Law School of
Cincinnati College
Public Service
Summit County
Pardes
Court of Appeals
Ohio Judicial District
Judge Pardee Emphasizes Courts as Symbols of Liberty
The judge pledges to curb abuses in courts and uphold fairness in all proceedings. He cites past service as Probate Judge and Judge of the Court of Appeals as proof of his commitment to justice and national liberties.
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A. R. Underhill
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Jeanette Bennett
John Hurthalomew
Irma Hothgary
Vermilion
Elmer Minklers
Chas. Bleigh
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Lawrence Moffett
Paul Welker
Pearson Drug Co
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Dreda
Wignaturre
Bhail Windly
J. A. Andress
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Glade B. Thomas
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Normandie
Bolivia
William Gibson
Memorial Hospital
Gibson
Clarence Baker
Rey
A. J. Grady
Beebetown Baptist Church
M. H. Bartter
Margaret Squires
Florence Rundle
Hennie Lumber and Coal Co
Berea
P. T. Hathaway
Town Hall
George Walkden
Lee Walkden
Old Ladies Home
Greece
Latin America
John M. Longbow
Fred Walkden
Leon Cole
Leslie Barber
Alfred van der Kamp
Arthur May
John H. Longbans
Heebetown
Adiam Lester
Springfield
William Cole
Charles Longban
William . Farly
Lester
Er Samuel Earry, Aoson
Prank Baker
Martin L. Davey
Charles F. Moore
Luella Peabody
Wm. F. Hurley
Pomona
Columbia Acme Grange
C. D. Crocker
L. L. Myers
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Charles Milla
Milo Stearns
Jioya
Forrest Allen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weight &Bn
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