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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
6
Many buyers have started with a simple lot purchase and built a comfortable home. The experience shows steady steps from land ownership to home construction, with guidance available from local agencies and real estate professionals.
A new arcade store opens on Bell Isle inviting visitors to stroll through the area. The launch highlights interactive games, family friendly amenities, and local vendor showcases on the parkfront. Officials describe the opening as a community entertainment boost.
Royal Baking Powder is praised for delicate cookery and everyday meals. It has been used by three generations and is a staple among the best families for baking everywhere.
Mrs Joseph Batduf died Tuesday April 10 after two days illness. Funeral services were held at St Marys church Saturday. She was 38 years old, a faithful worker, and leaves a husband four sons and four daughters along with many friends and relatives. Alveh Gibson and wife hosted their son from Elyria Sunday. Daniel Hieh and family visited North Amherst Sunday.
CC Mape spent a few days at Canton College in Canton TEN Allen attended New Berlin last Sunday. The Church of Christ Sunday school will observe a girls rally next Sunday. The Ladies Society of the Church for Christ will hold the annual meeting next Thursday at the church. H M Allen was the guest of the Fieldy people last Thursday. Mr Fields has been helping his daughter move to Ridgeville.
A 1906 Ohio bank statement audited by A P Taylor cashier lists deposits and balances in a Lorain County firm. The document bears a sworn acknowledgment before a notary on April 18 with official seals and signatures.
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a family tonic that purports to drive out impurities and keep you well through summer. It promotes tea or tablets for 33 cents and includes a reward notice for catarrh cures, referencing Halls Catarrh Cure with F J Cheney Co.
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