Bungle Family Labor Day Camping at Sandusky
The Bungle family and friends from Cleveland and Medina spent Labor Day at Sandusky. Local residents joined Mrs. Bishop for a Berea drive and a crowd attended the fall carnival with $130 proceeds, plenty of food and games, and evening dancing. Farm bureau meeting announced for York Two. Louise Spieth celebrated a birthday with relatives and friends. Clyde Benedict involved in a late week car accident with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
John Tekas
Mild“red
Cleveland
Donald White
Medina
Mildred Wanfield
Labor Day
Albert Bishop
Higria
H. A. Bishop
Berea
Mark Cusia
Joseph Anthony
Ed. Christian
Stanley Christian
Newcomers Honored by T Newcomers Party
The Adult Bible class of the M. Po¢sured met at the Hartacre road home of Mr and Mrs Harmon for a welcome party for new residents from Akron. Flyers Hubbard and Browning landed nearby after engine trouble, visiting Hart and Harvard ties, with repairs completed for takeoff Friday. The next meeting planned at Mrs Joe Coverdale Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Hartacre Road
New London
Alll Hart Jr
Songstork Maya
Harts
Don Hubbard
S.S. Heserva Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Phillip Browning
Bert Huron
Songstock
Uwoon
Washington
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Mr. Hart
Hubbard
Harvard
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard College
Ajr. Hare Jr
Fixers
Flyers
Hart
Joe Coverdale
Amherst
Lincoln Campaign Advertises 1861 Presidential Ticket
A preserved 1861 campaign notice for Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin was found by J. W. Sherman among his father’s papers. The fragment, headed Republican Ticket, lists Lincoln and Hamlin with a full slate of electors including James M. Rooi, Benjamin Edgieson, William Nickson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
J. W. Sherman
West River Street
Wame
George Sherman
Mlinois
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
James M. Rooi
Benjamin Edgieson
William Nickson
Frank McWhinney
John Riley Know
Dresden W. H. Howard
John M. Kellum
Nelson Rush
Abraham Thomson
John F. Hinkle
Hezekiah
Bundy
Dantel R. Stewart
Richard P. L. Baker
John Beatty
William Slocum
James Ankeny
Edwin Ball
John A. Davenport
William K. Upham
Samuel B. Philbrick
George W. Brooke
Norman K. Markenzie
Mallet Creek School Opens With Four New Teachers
Mallet Creek September 12 York school opens with most rooms filled. Four new teachers join the staff this year among the new scholars. Superintendent Mr Ender leads with Mr Natakon in mathematics and Mr Haramond in world history and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallet Creek
York School
Wei
Ender
Nata- Kon
Haramond
Ladies Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting at Mrs Sloan Home
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Addie Sloan's home for an all day meeting and picnic dinner. Secretary Corwin Parker and treasurer Hinman reported, with reelection of Louise Swartz president Neufeld vice president Parker secretary and Hinman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Addie Sloan
Corwin Parker
Hinman
Louise Swartz
Neufeld
Parker
Sloan
Evergreen Club Social in South Ridge Hosts Ice Cream Treat
The South Ridge Evergreen Club held an ice cream social at the Delefields home Tuesday evening. Bunco crowned Mrs. Elie Mahilo first, Mrs. Valentine Cook second, and Mrs. Carl Delefield consoled. Guests included multiplearea families and individuals from Lorain Amherst and Townline road communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Club
South Ridge
Henry Delefield
Bunco
Elie Mahilo
Valentine Cook
Carl Delefield
Joe Coverdale
Fred Coverdale
Elmer Bischoff
Carl Hennes
Amherst
George Swartz
Ellen Matie
Misa Anna Peters
Lorain
William Cook
George Kerns
La Grange Briefs From Sep 12 Local Notes
La Grange items recount visits among Bennett Cham berlain Oliver Knowles and Clark families in Royal Oak Cleveland Columbus and Elyria. Community members attend funeral for Mrs Reid Biggs of Penfield with numerous local relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hubbard
Elyria
Reid Biggs
Penfield
Milton Haulk
Vernon Rundle
Paul Johnston
George Woodruff
C.K. Haulk
Real Estate Transfers in Black River and Sheffield Lake
Real estate transfers include Harry F. Glick to Alice Glick for 58 18 and 12 acres on Oberlin road and avenue in Black River Township by quitclaim. Joseph Price to Anna Price parcels on Oberlin road and avenue in Black River Township by quitclaim. MacElwee to Maurus couple for 18 acres on Belden Avon road Eaton Township. Miller to Shoup quitclaim Sublot 29 West Shore Sheffield Lake. Burnett to Burnett quitclaim Sub lot 20 West Shore Sheffield Lake. Midland Bank to Peters sub lot 10D West Shore Sheffield Lake. First Savings and Loan to Harold and Marian Fox in Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Glick
Cleveland
Alice Glick
Oberlin Road
Black River Township
Oberlin Avenue
Joseph Price
Anna Price
John and
Anna B. MacElwee
Carl H. Maurus
Dorothy RF. Maurus
Belden Avon Road
Eaton Township
M. Alice Miller
Maud Masteller Shoup
West Shore
Sheffield Lake
C. J. Burnett
Barbara E. Burnett
Midland Bank
John F
Clara M. Peters
First Savings and Loan Company
Harold H
Marian E. Fox
Claveland
Fearful Civil War Looms in 1861 Elyria Independent Democrat
The January 2 1861 Elyria Independent Democrat warns of looming civil war with headlines The Danger of Civil War and notes plans to prevent Lincoln inauguration. It cites the Popular Vote showing Lincoln ahead by 23 318 over Buchanan and the free states outnumbering slave states by 2 142 258.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Independent Democrat
South
United States
Lincoln
Buchanan
Free States
North Russia social notes and visits Sept
Miss Lucy Berg returns to work in Oberlin after two weeks with her brother Ed Berg. Henry Holshauer spends Sunday with his uncle Fred Holzhauer in Amherst. Will May and family of Cleveland stay at the Ed Berge home. Fred Berg and family visit Martin Schroeder in Amherst Monday. Hazel Berg of Cleveland visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Walter Walker of Oberlin call on A E Gibson and relatives. Asher Crumb and family of Erie PA were guests at Roy Franklin's. Lloyd Reinhard returns home after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Taylor
Elyria
Julius Wilcoxe
A. E. Forbush
Will Forbush
Roy Rising
Ben Wiley
Hawood City
Julia Shepard Wiley
Vivian Wheeler
Lakeside
Maxine Hopkins
Kent Normal College
South Amherst
Naomi Myers
Akron
Dewey Knowles
Wilkinsburg
Robert Oliver
Sarah Miller
Fowl
Ligrin
Jump
A.K. Forbush
Bert
Youngstown
Jack McClellan
Cleveland
Fred Todd
Mary Woor
Sloan
Aid Society
Asouth
Bobby Alexanders
Ralph Matthews
Ruth Reutter
M. PS
Philip Swartz
Philip
Baldwin-Wallace
Moore
Milan
Wale Brintaall
Frank Beach
Larry Arlington
David Swantean
Ray Canfield Tenane
A. E. Hoover
Vermilion
Gail Alexander
John Dyke
Rose
Wella Stoddard
Bland-chidren
Celia Parnes
Bi Bop
Eileen Bernier
Aktor Hospital
M. P. Church
John Caamh
Christian
Farmily
Leon Marcellus
M. & Hendrickson
Royalton Ladies Aid Society
Arthur Short
Medina
Fred Christian
Stanley Christiane
Fred Rauscher
Fanny
Per
Howard Krintnall
Levi Stone
Yer Hente
Walter Stone
Kansas
Roy Stine
Willard
R. O. Stoian
Ates Peasley
Leroy
Henry Gruninger
Bert Few
Scheinman
Spetcher
Beach City
Maxine
Gwendolyn Chamberlain
R. GC. Kindig
Montville
Arthur Branch
Carl Branch
North
Russia
Lucy Berg
Oberlin
Ed Berg
Henry Holshauer
Fred Holzhauer
Amherst
Will May
Ed Berge
Fred Berg
Martin Schroeder
Hazel Berg
Walter Walker
A. E. Gibson
Asher Crumb
Erie
Roy Franklin
Lloyd Reinhard
Vernon Schubert
Will Schubert
Harvey Lipstrue
Wickliffe
Chris Geates
Lorain
Florence Reese
Hare
John Franklin
Ed. Berg
Warren Gibson
Leonard Berg
Community notes and fishing program figures in Nebraska
The column lists local social visits in Tonawanda and nearby towns including Austin's return from Lakewood and relatives visiting in Wickliffe and Lorain. It mentions Air Races attendees from Hare to Cleveland and notes the total fish weight estimated at 250 tons for a million fish project with bullheads, catfish, and perch salvaged by state wardens. It cites hatcheries producing 1,500,000 fish as a start toward five million for Nebraska streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
O’connell
Heve
Nebraska
Anc
Ally
Bullheads Thrive in Nebraska Waterways
Lincoln Neb.Frank O Connell of the game department says enough bullhead fish have been removed from Nebraska waters in five years to feed about 170000 families at one dinner. The fish were stocked in sandhill lakes and streams across the state to diversify and boost fishing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Frank O’connell
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Bungle
Louise Spieth
John Starr
Lester
Win
Uirehfield
Bill Spieth
John Pierce
Frank Walters
C. E. Derch
Air
Harris Taylor
Herty Taylor
Miss Speith
Clyde Benedict
Iit
Anther
Aisar
Badeshaken
Gladiou
Buffly
Gladiola
Old Buffly
George Bungle
Hogue
George
Riefs
George Knittle
Hickory Tree Grange
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dehn
Earl Delefield
Parma
Eugene
Gerald Stang
Opers School
Mies Geraldine Wood
Toledo
Nelson Schroeder
Amore
J. H. Amore
Mikey Baus
Michigan
Robert Bauldry
Frank Laraway
Rey
F. H. Amore
Robert
Columbus
Newark
Edward Stang
Frank
Minnle Stark
Charles Dehn
Fred Schaub
Mary Schaub
J. H. Delefield
Townline Road
Annette Otto
Harvey Hennes
Painesville
Anthony Delefield
Marie Kelling
Ely
Leon Bennett
Twinsburg
LaGrange
Richard Bigas
Hammond
Indiana
V. G. Rundle
Jefferson Burns
Coldwater
Mich
Floyd Pelton
R.O. Martin
Wistaria Club
AG. R. Martin
C. G. Rush
Kenneth
B. H. Ryan
Roy Miller
Richard H
Esther C. Knott
Ada Fields
George Street
Williamn Meltzer
Jessie Meltner
B. E. Taylor
Sibler & Sprague
Tess
Tassex
Royal Creamery
Mise Koontz
Miss Lawrence
Misa Smith
Miss Gunkleman
Rd and
Mise Morrow
Cal Corner
Broad
East Avenue
la Grange
the Inland Loan Co
Lorain County Bank Bldg
Elyria, Ohio
Henry Date
Tonawanda
N. Y
Junior Austin
Lakewood
Chas, Gibson
Akes
Kalamazoo Stove Company
Kriuge St
Ohio
Seabold’s Milk
Seabolns
Fine Daley Products
Lake Avenue
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