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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
5
Elyria society column lists visits and travels of residents. W. B. Thompson of Lorain visits Elyria. J. Miller plans a Cleveland trip. Miss Lucile Hinman and Miss Madeline Moore spend time in Cleveland and with local friends. Several entries note guests, guests’ trips, and small gatherings at homes, theatres, and clubs, including weddings, dances, and birthdays among local families and nearby cities.
The First Unitarian Church at Nineteenth and Chestnut will host the wedding of Florence Byrd Prentiss and Edwin George Close tomorrow at eight. The bride’s attendants include cousins Mrs. Lersch and Mrs. Sutphen as matrons of honor, bridesmaids from Texas and Washington, and a flower girl. The reception follows at the Rittenhouse with the couple to reside at 1313 South Broad Street and be at home in May after 3.
Evan Lloyd of Lorain sues Sarah Lloyd claiming she deserted him two months after their marriage in Wales and posed as a single woman thereafter. She briefly returned once, then left again, while a church rally at 11:15 tomorrow features music and a chalk talk at the Bible School of the Church of Christ.
Lorain pastor Rev. Young announced at the annual business meeting last night that he will resign soon. He has a standing offer from Second Presbyterian Church in Cleveland to serve as assistant pastor at double his current pay. Meanwhile James Manson the painter, who had caused disruption at the local hospital, was discharged yesterday after threats to leave town if released.
Michael Tandlisch restaurant owner and Stanley Bagg private detective were arraigned in New York on charges of conspiracy in peonage cases and attempting to bribe a government officer. Both held on 5000 bail after secret service investigation tied to federal grand jury actions targeting labor trafficking in Florida camps. Kron, a Justice Department employee, reported the bribe plan and authorities arrested the pair.
Review of Trade reports seasonable weather boosting distribution of spring merchandise. City reports indicate active business, improving collections, and fully occupied leading industries. Manufacturers rush goods for early shipment, with plates and tubes among the strongest sectors and rail mills at full order books.
The will of William C. Egleston who died March 25 filed for probate Friday includes a bequest of 100000 to Yale University. The gift funds a fund for the library to purchase standard works and rare editions.
The seventy eighth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints began Friday at the Mormon tabernacle in Salt Lake City. Representatives from Mormon colonies worldwide attended the opening sessions.
New York reports Maj. Francis P. Fremont of the Fifth Infantry will be tried by court martial on charges linked to his bankruptcy petition filed last year. He is the son of the late Gen. John C. Fremont.
Ten room house, one acre, fruit, barn, good well, on West side. Also a four room house on Fourth street with water gas bath furnace heat. Inquiries to W S Abbey, 299 Masonic Temple, Elyria, Ohio, phone 1012. 4-6-1f
A retrospective on sea effects in theater from Belasco and O Neill to Brewster's Milligans and Savoy plays. It notes artists like Balzac Dickens Belasco and Verner, plus anecdotes of real water on stage, laundry mishaps, and the varied methods of famous authors and actors in shaping dramatic works.
A vintage advertisement touts Hoyt's Improved Pile Remedy as a rational, safe treatment for hemorrhoids. It claims rapid relief, reduction of swelling, absorption of tumors, and healing of ulcers, with guarantees and mail order options. Druggist availability through Hady's Drug Store and Crandall.
A vintage collage of Wisconsin rural life and tonic ads. It touts Rocky Mountain Tea from Phillips & Co as a remedy, praises DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for piles, and promotes Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat flavor with Reporter Want Ads promising results.
Real estate ad offers multiple properties on Williams Huron and Seventeenth Streets with seven to five rooms, including improved and unfurnished houses. Prices range from 500 to 2400 dollars, with terms listed as easy or monthly payments and several large city lots for sale or rent.
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