The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-31
Reoention and sumner.


The ladies of the Disciple Church will give
Supper at the Church Parlors next Wednes-
day evening. This will afford opportunity
for the many friends of Rev. e. Laughlin to
meet him once more before his removal to his
new charge, in Cleveland
E. R. Taylor and family attended the reunion
of the Taylor family which was held on Thurs
day last. at the residence of John Taylor, in
New Baltimore. About 80 relatives were pres
ent and an unusually good time was enjoyed
Let everyone who is interested in the success
of Democratic principles meet at Citizens Hall
next Friday evening, and aid in the re organ
ization of the Thurman Club
Mrs. E c. Bedding returned homo Thursday
from a ten days visit with brothers and sisters
in New Baltimore and Randolph.
Miss Maud Maxson gave progressive euchre
party last night at her home on Pratt street :.
mong the out of town guests were Miss Nellie
Knapp, of Cuyahoga Falls. Messrs. Charles
Udall and Harry Stowe. Garrettsvile and
Clarence Taylor. Alliance.
Mrs. Haley Neish. of Stoner Pa. and Mrs
Cal Hazelbaker and son Robert. of Elco, Wash
ingGon Co. Pa. who were called to the bedside
of their brother Samuel Hazelbaker, returned
to their homes Saturday evening.
The Y. p c. U. will hold iss regular meeting
in the Sunday School room of the Universalist
Church at 6 :45 next Sunday evening. The at
tendance of all members is earnestly requested
ANNA CARIs. Pres
A 1000 brick order. from Akron, was refus-
ed at the Ravenna Brick and Tile Co last week.
Too far behind orders now. The manufacture
/ of pressed brick was commenced last week by
this concern The specimens are pronounced
/ by experts to rank with the best in the market,
The Western Reserve Association of Uniyer-
| salists will hold its Goth annual session in
Akron. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sept,
9. 10. and IL. An interesting program has been
arranged and happy meeting is expected
The invitation to all is fraternal.
ANDREW WILSON, Standing Clerk.
Rev. EE. G. Laughlin preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday and has accepted a cali to
| the pastoral te of the Miles Avenue Disciple
Church. Newburgh. He enters upon his new
q cid of lobor next Sunday, but the family will
remain here for short time The departure of
Rev. Laughlin will be regretted OF only by the
members of the Church in which he has labored
so long and faithfully. but by the citizens of
Ravenna. by whom he is universally liked. both
in his private and professional relations. 1t is
Samuel Hazelbaker, died Thursday last Au-
gust 18th. at the home of his son in lay. Frank
McTye, in this city, of consumption of the
bowels, after a long sickness.
Mr.. Hazelbaker was born Jan, 1st 1929 in
Monongahala Ci y. Fa. He came to Ravenna
in 1873, and worked at his trade,' glass cutting g.
at the Diamond works. until two years ago
since which time he has been in Aea dville, Pa
| and Hartford City Ind, making this his home.
during the summer vacations Five childre
| two SONS and three daughters survive. namely:
Ellsworth. of Pittsburgh. Charles. of Meadville,
Mrs. Emma Carr. of Meadville. Mrs Lydia
StoTkel. of Pittsburgh. and Mrs, Kate MsTy e. of
this city. His funeral was held on Saturday
at p. m. from the Universalist Church.
| The descendants of Henry and Matilda Sapp
held their annual reunion at the residence of NJ.
7. Cutler. between Kent and Ravenna. last
Wednesday. There about rs people pres
ent to honor the memory of the pioneer couple
who sowed for the harvest that their posterity
are reaping today. Their lives and deeds were
befttingly commemorated, and deeper appre-
citation aroused of the advantages and higher
privileges Of the present. by contrast with the
hardships of that early day. A new code of rules
was adopted. dispensing with the offices of Vice
President and Executive Committee. John F.
Sapp. of Ravenna. was elected President for the
ensuing year. and Mrs. Chas. II Hall, of the
same place, Secretary and Treasurer. The next
reunion will be held on the fourth Wednesday
in August, 1892.