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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1901

Page

4

Fire destroys home and barn at Curtis Bailey property

A blaze at about 10 pm Monday consumed the home of A B Frank near Cloark's quarry, destroying both house and barn. Cora Cotton, age three, died in Cleveland from blood poisoning and was buried Monday. Elizabeth Danhem, nearly 90, died Friday and was buried in Brownhelm cemetery. Danham's husband is deceased. several grown children survive. Five of Henry Wesbecher's homing pigeons completed a 23 mile return flight from Sethisky. Mr Delefield, 67, died Monday morning after years of illness, known for his generosity and long residence in the area.

A. B. Frank Curtis Bailey Cora Cotton Little Rath F. A. Avery Cleveland Elizabeth Danhem Brownhehn Brownhelm Dunham Henry Wesbecher Brighten eThe Kid Gee Delleld Delefield Godis

Cleveland Real Estate Prospects Grow With City Boom

Letter from J B Hoffman manager of Wise Company Cleveland notes strong growth in Cleveland and surrounding farms. He cites demand for land near the city, Farm Department control of multiple tracts, and plans to sell at affordable per acre prices to a class of farmers. He predicts population doubling in ten years and urges readers to invest while prices stay favorable. An excursion ticket offer via the GO L and W Ry promotes weekend travel to Cleveland.

Cleveland Ohio Cuyahoga River J. B. Hoffman Wise Company Hoffmann Ftands Frisbie Company Williamson Hoffman Cleveland & Eastern Electric Railway Whyria

Notice of Bond Sale by City Board of Education

The Board of Education of the city announces sealed bids for fifteen million seven hundred forty nine thousand dollars of bonds of five hundred dollars each, interest semi annually May 2 and November 2. Bonds mature in pattern through 1918 with annual sinking fund payments, total city value and water debt noted, bids due May 15, 1901, at the office of the secretary G C Snow.

Board of Education of Isiret Eiprive Mio Wall Ceceive Blyriatho Saul Terkany Olle Snow Seordiry

Lake Breeze Social Notes and Local Visits

Lake Breeze notes record Mrs. Gemeiner visiting her mother on Sunday and nearby residents like Mr Chapell of Lonan visiting family. Attendees at Mrs. Lee Jayces’s funeral include Mr and Mrs Stoward and Mr Henrn Jaye, with others visiting Amherst and Lorain in recent days. The Lake Breeze school closed last week and Prof U Hochstein of Loran is building a dancing pavilion at Mrs Amelia Faraghen's. Roy Ellis is reported as improving.

Cleveland Ira Ellis Lorain Seymour Thamce Moore Lee Jaycux Amherst Lallian Webb Diye Dover Wits Mkemoni Heurt C. Stiwalki Amherstreet Lake Brevne U Hochstein Loran Amelia Faraghen Ua. Seymour Roy Ellis Yonus

Temperance rally and oratorical contest in LaGrange town hall

The LaGrange community hosts a temperance rally and oratorical contest at the town hall on Friday evening April 26. Five contestants compete with Anna Edawanils of Cleveland delivering the address. admission is 10 cents, schoolchildren 5 cents. Community notes mention local movements, sick lists, funerals, and visits among residents and nearby towns.

Current Events in the County Highlight Local Visits

Notes from Rochester Wellington and LaGrange show residents visiting family and friends. Mr CG Bliss shopped for the eastern market in Rochester. Mrs Hinemillie hosted by Mrs Mary Goss in Brigiton. Mr Ed Fisher recovering from grip. various locals at homes of relatives in Wellington and Lun a. minor incidents and travel updates noted.

CG. Bliss Rochester Ida Andrews H.C. Beckley's Vesta Knapp E. Fisher Luna

Amherst death and community notes in East Amherst

East Amherst widow Mrs. Lee Jaycux dies of pneumonia leaving three children and husband. Other notes mention caregiving for Mrs. Redfern, relocations, business openings, illness updates, school resignations, and local relocations including Mr. Dunlap, Vernon Peabody, and Mrs. Anna Myers returning to Cleveland.

Lee Jaycux East Amherst Barbara Cluader 2B. Redfern Gloveland Vernon Peabody IL. 8 M. 8 BR. Co Henrt Brill S. John Rosa Anna Myers Chas. Kolb Cleveland W. L Benj Redfrew Peabody Aubann Maeh Withielaties Disse Beak Turvytown AMHET Cote Drilling Robert Minch Rey Californix Arthur Engle teoMho Lier Ay Ss

Avon News Briefs from April Community Update

Avon notes report property loss when a louse mile east of the center burned. A cow lost after an injury. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Walter. John Kuiper confined ill at home. Baptist and M E church announce alternate Sunday services will now be held together each Sunday. Doris Stafford ill but improving. Lorain Baptist band to lead service at Avon Baptist on the 28th. Morning services at 10 with Hart Keeping sermon. Mrs Bertha Burre returns from the shore after a week. Local appointments include Dr Miller and Dr Heintleman. An orchestra organized at the Disciples church with five violins. Fred Cwining in town. Rev Wynn and family move in with Mrs Geigheimer. Byron and daughter visiting town. EB Gibbs and wife in Cleveland. Mrs AL Flurdy adds to barn. Monde Buckley and family occupy part of brother’s house. Jesse Sigsworth and wife relocate home with addition to house.

Town Hall Anna Edawanils Cleveland Wai Mason Juel Curtice Ghurlo Curice Sarah Freeman AL Wilcox Elyria Relef Webster Citzen Abanil Gay Nichols of. Webster Ived Hubbard John Dix Minerva Carrett Fuller Davida Gott Ida Hubbard Wm. Martin Mary Berea Sunay Paul Johnston BH. I. Wilcox Greychurch RK. Wight Michigan Georgie Hubbard E. Underhill Chattanoga G. C. Under. Yall Ernest Blackwell Palmers Louse Avon Center Frank Auven Wad Frank Walter John ‘Kuiper Lorain Bitist Associational Pellowship Union Men’ Si Lorain Baptist Shareh Baptist Church Avon Hart Kping Bertha Burre Irving Robson Miller Heintcleman Bramby Kate Hag Fred Cwining Brighton Wynn W. Baxton Geran Akuet Colleck Trenchard Dra A Bianche Edi Ora Byer My. Ligeor Coton Glee M. Bevitet M. Bevitet and Family Saved To Clevelater PR. Showalter Litacl Martain Mariain R. Tran Lakeside Clevgland Bert Knowles Ray Denhint J T. Wesley Pearl Senies Wellington Cassie Kelner Cherlin Wie Sinds S&s Kelner Dg. B. Gott Lizzie Goth Henry Buswell Dr. French BE. J. Webster Toledo My. S Hubbard Carrie Anto Mary Smith Chicago Powers C. L. Gost Freeman Gotts Webner R. UT. Waderhill Lester, Medina Co G O. Underhill Resouth W. H E.G. Johnson

North Eaton Host Surprise Party In Bad Weather

A surprise party at Tom Slealy’s last Sunday evening was sparsely attended due to bad weather, but guests enjoyed the children’s games and a lively time. Neighbor gatherings and oyster suppers add local life as winter ends.

Tom Slealy Maton Wan Omar Tal Nick Biermarker Miwan North Baton Creamery Rom Vaedskardk Roitel

Butternut Ridge Community News Notes

Local farmers faced busy days as planting plans continued and families shared updates on homes and neighbors. Charley Pewder and family from Oberlin visited relatives, while Frank Flomney aided cottage work at Fields corners. The death of Mrs. R. Tucker was reported with respect and sympathy from the community.

Local Notes and Social Items From Huntington Area

Huntington community reports snow, illness, and visits as residents attend exams, church events, and gatherings. Mrs T D Plotou and Mara engage in work with kin. births and sick lists appear among neighbors. Local residents travel to Elyria Wellington and Cleveland for exams and care while improvements and visits populate weekly life.

Local Notes From Brownhelm A Round Of Socials And Town News

Brownhelm reports a social at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Bitrou and a few local updates. School director candidate Mrs. Hya Siluttuck wins in district No 8 while Eugine Buckley moves his saw mill to South Antherst and will process custon logs. Cemetery improvements include driveways and walks. Funeral services for Mrs. Clinton Dunham held at the Congregational church. she was 89 years old.

South End Pedro Mo Aml Benjamin Bitrou Hya Siluttuck Congregational Church

Columbia Notes and Local Happenings

A series of short notes from Columbia including births at the Reisinger and Jordan households, a sawmill move from Wooldridge to Rozalton for a large contract, Walter Reisinger and bride planning to occupy Frank Whall’s house, and Miss Mine Morse's marriage to Dr. George Wisner. Also weather scenes near Elyria with snow blockades, localMovements of Lymin Capel to Bebetown, and reports of horse losses and visits by W E Harrington of Coveland. Mrs. Mattie Annerman’s long absence from Columbia ends with retirement from Detroit trip relatives. Mina Peek of Ridgeville visits Columbia friends.

Wilmer Reisinger Robert Estell Jordan William Cole Reisinger Wooldridge Place Rozalton Walter Reisinger Bride Frank Whalls Miss Mine Morse George Wisner Beren Jani Week Golubia Lymin Capel Frank Adams Bebetown W. EE. Harrington Coveland Elyria Fred Allen A. J. Walkden Jform Adams Mansfield Sam Tolly Rose Spencer Columbia Mattie Anmerman Nebraska Mary Jane Ives Detroit Michigan Mina Peek Ridgeville

Kipton Social Event Postponed By Bad Weather

The Kipton social whiely wau at the Hotel DeLmeag Saturday was postponed for two weeks due to weather. Cream and cake will be served. Dr. Henry plans to move to Smithfield this week, joining four doctors who have already left Kipton this year. A doctor named Todd is said to be coming next week. Last Thursday's weather prevented the ladies from serving dinner, disappointing the community.

C. E Ili DeLmeag Henry Smithfield Kipton Todd

Carlisle township board of education holds April meeting

West Ridge report shows the Carlisle township Board of Education reconvened Monday April 15 with new member Beard and re elected president Orcanor. Committees were set on teachers and services supervision grounds repairs and building programs. Tax levy four mills authorized and adjournment set for June. Local residents Charles Pallas G Decker Nina Bates nurse Cushing and Dr Reels referenced with illnesses.

Carlisle Township Beard of Education Walt Orcanor Croanor Terchers Bovis Mors. Verley Bites Croodyveur C.D. Bennett Nina Bateack Dr. Cushing Robert Sims Reels Mgr CG. Brown Frank Grills Toledo Alice Sutliff

Yell examination and local visits noted at the Crossing

Miss Evelyn Kelsey Nettie Boice and Mother Cleghorn attended the yell examination Saturday in it. Arthur Dimock of Wellington was at the Crossing Tuesday. Beckley was in Wellington Monday. Mr J Bryan and mother were in Folk and Ashland. Miss Wanna Chapin returned from Toledo Wednesday. Leon Rogers of Wellington was at Fritts Monday selling pageye for B Hovwk. A Henrietta farmer opposes an electric road, preferring old ways.

Evelyn Kelsey Nettie Boice Cleghorn Arthur Dimock Wellington Tuessday Beckley J. Bryan Folk Ashland Wanna Chapin Toledo Bussie Clark Effie Kelsey Rochester Leon Rogers Wis Fritts Moudey B. Hovwk Henrietta Agricola

Chestnut Ridge Notes Look To Delayed Plowing After Storms

Chestnut Ridge reports storms delay plowing and sowing oats for some time. J. B. Slater recovering from grip. W. Rollin and child of Penfield visited Chestnut Ridge relatives and Avon family. Myr. Nach has a sick horse. Hints of social visits at Slater households and Eaton connection with Miss Fannie Tite.

J. B. Slater Rollin Little Son Penfield Chestnut Ridge Avon Myr. Nach B. Harris Ruth J.B. Slater Mr. Slater Fannie ‘Tite Eaton

Angled Local Notes Touch Crime News and Civic Happenings

A Lake Shore depot break in case leads to penitentiary talk while Wooster ties cholera fears to summer. reports mention Congressman Skiles aide and a livery stable purchase in Bellevue. A Toledo Central line near Bucyrus experiences a dramatic derailment after a broken rail, injuring crew but no serious damage to cars.

Savings Deposit Bank Company of Elyria Statement

Report on the condition of the Savings Deposit Bank Company at Elyria Ohio before business opened on the first Monday of April 1901. The document lists cash on hand and paid in capital, with names, amounts, and dates connected to officers, stock, and assets, reflecting a detailed financial snapshot from the era.

Savings Deposit Bank Company Elyria Ohit

Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Statutes Enforcement

Court clerk announces a public hearing date in May regarding revisions to tax statutes and enforcement provisions. The notice lists locations, parties, and deadlines for submissions and comments related to the proposed changes.

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