Local concerts drew crowds and family reunions noted
A past few weeks of Friday evening concerts at Seaters lawn featured George Strickling arranging a popular program with encore numbers. Attendance suggests strong public appreciation. Also reported are the McDonald family reunion at East River road with a large dinner gathering and Rising family reunion in Grafton with frequent attendees. Other items include notices of Relief Corps meeting, a Bay View visit by Lucy Forbes, Donald Granger’s Ohio Wesleyan plans, and local residents’ movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon Mand
Seemester
George Strickling
Personal notices from Beit Fuller guests and family births
Mr and Mrs Beit Fuller of Be rea are the guests of Mr and Mrs George Frank of Middle avenue born to Mr and Mrs Charten Walton an eight pound son at St Joseph's downgar d Miss Chia Forester of Cleveland was the guest of Miss Alice Frank of Middle avenue yesterday Mr and Mrs Geof Standen 4260 Fast River street have returned home after spending the summer atyled like Miss Rhyn Niller of Wakeman the guest of Mrs Otto Misch of Floracourt yesterday Mra Cleveland spent the week Mr Rose Negas 62 East avenue Mr and Mrs William H Swett at Long Beach Cal who are vis ing Mra Alice Gage of East River street and relative In North Olmy Sted spent last evening with Mrs Mary Collins East avenue Mrs J C Rabbira manager of the Lorain County Abstract Co ig spending her vacation in the west she will spend one week at Yellow gtone National Park and will ate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhyn Niller
Wakeman
Otto Misch
Floracourt
William H Swett
Long Beach
Cal
Alice Gage
East River Street
North Olmy Sted
Mary Collins
East Avenue
J C Rabbira
Lorain County Abstract Co
Yellowgtone National Park
Minnesota Trip Pleases Republicans in Twin Cities
Senator Harding praised Minnesota supporters as fully in sympathy with national progress. Harry M Daugherty and campaign members noted a vigorous, constructive rally at the state fair. The crowd listened intently as a program emphasized thoughtful national issues and steady leadership.
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Harry M Daugherty
Minnesota
Twin-Cities
Harding
Couttry
Fair Grounds
Pea Nbe
Republican nominee Harding heads to Marion after St Paul stop
Senator Harding, the Republican residential nominee, left St Paul shortly after 11 last night and was due to reach Marion today. The trip follows a campaign swing with broader support noted in early reports.
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Hardingstrai
St. Paul
Marion Irte
Local Couple Married in Elyria by Justice of Peace
Ada Macher and Arthur Robert ser voth of Elyria wed yesterday afternoon in a civil ceremony conducted by Justice of Peace George Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Macher
Arthur Robe Tser Voth
Elyria
George Chamberlain
Local News Briefs From Eaton and Nearby Areas
Residents report visits and travels among Eaton families including Mr and Mrs Giles and the Burton Rosses with two daughters driving to Cleveland. Detroit visitors J Z Cole and daughter Helen. Harley Blaine sells farm to a Cleveland buyer. Baby Margaret Alice Ross improves after illness. Helen Traxler, Hubert and Harvey Traxler return from visit to their uncle. Akron visitors Mrs Victor Hudson and children stay with Mr and Mrs A M Magdalena. Dorothy Randall is ill. Local teachers host a primary Sunday school party. pups entertained in church basement.
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Eaton
Woh Giles
Burton M Ross
Cleveland
R E Cole
Helen
Detroit
J. Z Cole
Harley Blaine
Margaret Alice
Burton Ross
Helen Traxler
Hubert and
Harvey
T. Rockport
Victor Hudson
Akron
A M Mgdala
Dorothy Randall
Amp
Baber
Mandeville
Andra Albert Traxler
Ely- Tin
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by nurses
East Rochester nurse Agnes Betzows writes of using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years to combat fatigue and bladder irritation from standing. She advises young women with painful periods backache or digestion issues to use the remedy and offers free advice from the company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
East Rochester
N. Y
Lydia E
Pinkham
Agnes L Betzows
Lincoln Rd
Rochester
Syd E. Pinkham
Explosion on boat kills three men near Cleveland
On the Empire City ore boat near Cleveland a boiler tube explosion blew off the port side of the boiler house last night. Three men died instantly Anthon Cobb of New York and F J Oneil of Chicago were killed. Harry Cooper of Cleveland died later in hospital. The Empire City, sister ship to the Superior City, previously lost with twenty nine lives twenty miles west of Sault Ste Marie.
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Cleveland
Empire City
Anthon, Cobb
New York
F J Onei
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Sault Ste Marie
Two Million Workers to Meet in Milan Conference
In Milan on September 9, a vast assembly of labor groups will convene the General Confederation of Labour. Approximately 100 labor chambers and 50 federations, representing about 2.5 million workers, plan to decide policy regarding Italy’s labor situation. The railway mens union is among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Federations of Trades
General Confederation of Labor
Railway Mens Union
Conference to be held with multiple unions present
The Federation of Seamen, the Federation of Port Laborers, the Federation of Coastal and Telegraph Employees, and associations of civil servants will be represented at the meeting. The notice for the conference states that absence would amount to desertion.
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Federation of Seamen
Federation of Port Laborers
Federation of
Astal and
Telegrahia
Dyspepsia Diet Declared Unnecessary by Medical Advocates
Medical writers claim a strict dietary plan of light, bland foods and magnesium magnesia can prevent stomach distress. They argue natural digestion resumes when fermentation stops and urge three weeks of the Magnesia plan using tablets or powder as the preferred remedy.
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Noblis
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