History of Columbia Township monument address unveiled
Editor reveals a speech by Attorney ay B Findley at the D AR monument unveiling in Columbia Township. The account recalls early Lorain County border changes, 1807 Connecticut settlers led by Calvin Hoadley, the 1812 militia, and the Block House fort, with anecdotes of pioneer hardship and civic leadership. The piece marks August 26 2024 as the ceremony date.
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Block House
Columbia Township
Chronicle-Telegram
Waterbury
Connecticut
Columbia
Rena
Mock
Cleveland
Monroe
Michigan
Calvin Hoadley
Lorain County
Rocky River
Elyria
Eaton
Ridgeville
Middleburz
Colum Township
Sach
Plark
Enny
Hoadhey
Washington
Azor Bronson
Warner
Black House
Elsha
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Daughters of the American Revolution Honored for Welfare Work
The article praises the Daughters of the American Revolution for their sustained interest in the nation’s welfare. It suggests readers consider this example as a lesson for their own communities and loyalty.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Recipe for a Happy Married Life in Chicago
Mrs Mary Brenner spoke today on a recipe for a happy marriage saying when one talks the other should stay silent. She and her husband Joan Brenner marked their fiftieth year of housekeeping in the same Chicago home, with Mr Brenner declining to comment.
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Chicago
Mary Brenner
Funeral services for Henry Wig held in Amherst
Funeral services for Henry Wig were held at Baker Parlors in Amherst with Rev Finkbeiner officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Relatives traveled from Cleveland Toledo Lorain Oberlin Elyria and Amherst for the ceremony.
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Baker Eral
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Toledo
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Day of Atonement Observance Spans Sept 18–19
The article outlines Yom Kippur beginning at sunset Sept 18 and ending Sept 19, explaining its themes of atonement, forgiveness between God and man, and reconciliation among people. It notes the Kol Nidre service, four daily services, and the goal of sealing a place in the book of life while urging reconciliation with others before penance.
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Jerusalem
Birth Notice and Local Society Events Summary
Birth notice reports Alfred and Mrs. Emery welcomed a baby boy at Elyria Memorial Hospital. mother and child doing well. Society items note Methodist Ladies' Aid tea Friday in church parlors with Miss Margaret Rice leading a style show. Races attendees from town included Allan Thompson and others returning from Cleveland Air Races.
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Alfred Emery
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Emery
South Amherst
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Margaret Rice
Cleveland
Allan Thompson
Ruth Willis
Julius Dulmage
Agnes Kosenewki
Isaac Thompson
Bertha Froholst
Eddy Fahrner
Tomato grows into horse shoe shape in garden
A tomato in Robert Smith's garden has developed a distinct horseshoe shape, attracting attention from neighbors and garden observers. The unusual formation appears natural and has become a local curiosity with no reported impact on the plant's health or yield.
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Robert Smith
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