LaGrange Community Notes Week of Oct 26
The column records local social visits and events in LaGrange Ohio including guests from Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland. Highlights mention club meetings such as the Wis tara Club and Uneda Rest, visits by families like the Kelners and Grahams, a Sunday school promotion, a Mallowe en style party for Amherst teachers, and church activities at First Baptist M E and Adventist churches with announcements of services and Sunday school times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croster
Elgin
G. N. Snyder
Elyria
Will Cole
Columbia
B. Kather
Alonzo Jackson
Ethel
Windifred Pierca
Wadeworth
Norman Spicer
Detroit
Ira Swartz
Grand Lodge
Springfield
Ohio
S. W. Kelner
George Kelner
Oberlin
Kelner
Wistara Club
Paul Sage
G. W. Woodruff
F. D. Drastings
L. C. McClellan
P. E. Sage
Jack Brant
Elyda
C. A Rawaéon
D. A. Swartz
Methodist Church
W. Reiner
W. R. Wolf and Son
Tiffin
Lloyd Ingels
Cincinnati
Andrew Rawson
Phil Gott
Akron
Uneeda
Oga Jackson
Supt. Webb
Epworth League
Leslie E. Gott
Florida
C. E. Adams
C. E. Webb
Cleveland
Henry Wigert
Elmer French
Adventist Church
Ethel Opfer
Amherst School
Mary Brown
Winnifred Pierce
Cainty
Lloyd Ingola
Farm Bureau
Judson Spicer
Edwin Nichols
Lena Baldwin
Laurel
Miss Carr
Howard Rogers
A. H. Pomeroy
F. W. Reed
Harold Reed
Charles
Scofield
Joseph Monosmith
Leigh C. Monosmith
Jefferson Burns
Wellington
Maude S. Roberts
Charles Pomeroy
Elma
Hastings Relief Corps No. 150
Daisy E. Reynolds
Colmbus
Gertrude Smith
Granger
Grange Hall
Eugene Burge
Ilyria
Toledo
LaGrange
The
Baptist Church
Harold Biges
R. C. Miller
du Ross
First Baptist Church
Chester
Tulga
Akron liquor case delays judgment after lemon extract claim
Dominic Sfanna, 18, proprietor of a Akron soft drink parlor, was arrested on a liquor violation charge. He says the seized liquid is lemon extract used to make lemon syrup. Judge A F C Neill postponed judgment pending city chemist analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dominic Sfanna
A. F. C.neill
Baseball injures a rural teacher in Liberty district
Bulletin reports Spring Curtis, a Liberty district rural school teacher, injured his ankle while playing baseball with pupils. He fractures both bones after stepping into a hole in the school yard and is hospitalized. In Nelsonville Roy Dupler, a printer, trapped a skunk in his basement causing a dangerous bite near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Spring Curtis
Liberty
Curtis
Nelsonville
Roy Dupler
Lupler
Hunter Delivers Dressed Sparrows After Trip
Akron Sum mit county recorder Ralph Wilcox returned from a hunting trip and offered his deputy Ben Davis a choice between rabbits or rice hens. Davis chose rice hens and Wilcox later presented him with a flock of dressed English sparrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilcox
Akron
Summit County Recorder
Ben Davis
Davies
Wilcox
English separation suit ends with coin toss ruling
In a separation case the dispute over weekly payments was decided after the woman's lawyer called heads and won the coin toss, determining payment at thirty-five or forty shillings a week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MHS
B. L. Adams
Iu A
Wilbur Beaver
Dayton
M. E. Church
G. M. Knapp
Curtiss
J. H. Curtiss
West Market Candy Stand
Homa
West Broad Street Market House
Chocolate Shop
Packer
E. F. Whitney & Son
Lima
John Brown
A. B Carpenter
Boston
Gilead
Bulletins
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
East Broad
Boys & Girls
Vestal
Chronicle-Telegram
Men’s Union
Men’s Lambsdown Union
Men's Part Wool Union Suits
Lambsdown Union
Ladies Union
Silk ¢ Wool Union Suits