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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
6
The article notes Good Friday falls on the thirteenth, bringing superstitions about luck. It says hot cross buns eaten today ensure good luck for the year and maiden blessings rise if buns are homemade. A chef proposes Liiva seaweed as an Easter delicacy served with roast mutton.
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and Methodists discuss locating the Methodist Book Concern in Cleveland. An executive committee meeting with clergy and business leaders plans a visit by the sub-committee and a Cleveland delegation to the Buttito meeting, ahead of a general committee in April.
A series of land conveyances recorded in the Elyria area listing buyers such as Tony Aiken Elizabeth Tonnington and Charles Goldberg with sellers including George Hollstein Frank Smith and George Froney. Transactions cover parcels in Elyria and Amherst Township with various sums noted from 500 to 3000 dollars.
The record notes a deed from Ehyrie Consideration to John I Smith and Elizabeth L Smith for land in Sheffield with a $1 consideration and a separate Elyria transfer from Robert B Lersch and Helen Lersch to Adolph F Reinks for land in Elyria valued at $6 500 and a $125 consideration.
A fragmentary ad style piece touts Gold Dust Rye as a spring health tonic for Johnnies, mothers, and friends. It mentions a Mask of Gold Dust Rye, a claim of boosting the sky, and a supplier AlK Claimpney Co offering product lines under a dubious remedy tone.
Passions Week services at the First Congregational Church include a Wednesday evening sermon by Rev. E T Mac Mae hon of Grace Congregational Church Cleveland on abiding in Christ and fellowship with Him. Friday evening Rev W J Park BD D will give the address. all are invited. Services at 7230.
The ceremony unveiled a new organ as Andrews of Gbertin led a recital. The installation showcased the instrument’s powers with a strong performance by a professor and a notable Brent Clesnie. Evening brought ladies’ garlanded praise and a string of pieces in refined style.
Several houses listed for sale including a seven room house on Sixth street with modern improvements hardwood floors at 4300 dollars a six room house on Sixth street another seven room on Clark street priced at 1700 dollars two six room houses on Sumner street each 1500 dollars a new six room house on Mound street with baths gas and water set at 1100 to 1500 dollars three houses on Quincy street offered from 1100 to 1500 dollars
William R Brown son of the late railroad man W Or Brown wed Mins Sadle Armistead in Washington and plan to live there before moving to Long Branch Their Elyria High and Ohio State University schooling noted. friends extend congratulations Also boxing note mentions Tommy Kowe and Young Mack meeting for the second time with a 16 round bout before the New Era A C of Baltimore.
An advertisement touts LIFE PLANT as a cure for rheumatism by removing uric acid from joints and muscles. It claims damp weather and uric acid cause pains and urges readers to write to the Life Plant Company for information and a free health booklet.
Scotty Ingarton of the Cleveland Americans is sold to a town in Ohio. Drumm reports a fine levied for releasing Nap Plicher. A football player may miss action for Uhkvard. Overseers vote on suspensions as the athletic committee prepares changes to the league rules.
Elyria and Coonville Ice Co reports a large natural ice stock for the coming season. They have between 10 000 and 12 000 tons and promise abundant supply at a reasonable price. Mr Watton urges customers to call PF Walton at 867 or 267R A-9-6t.
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting for The Elyria Mining Company at its Elyria Ohio office on Saturday April 28 1906 at 9 o clock AM. Purpose is winding up affairs and surrendering the charter. J E Murbach secretary Elyria Ohio March 28 1906.
An article extols Dr Pierce of Batavia New York and his medical preparations including Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. It cites medical authorities praising Golden Seal root and other ingredients, claims safe vegetable components, and urges readers to obtain the works and remedies from Dr Pierce via the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo NY.
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