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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1905
Page
4
The notice touts Hazel Sitve Salve by H A Dykeman of DeWitt claiming it heals cuts bruises boils and other conditions including a daughter with white swelling. Warns against counterfeit products and urges purchase from Dykeman.
West Ridge Rev Day was hosted by Mrs. Yarsove with observances planned for next Sunday. Mr O H Suthiff has been poorly for days. Mr FB South and daughter Eva of Welteton visited Mrs A Versoy. Miss G G Smith of Cleveland stayed with Mrs A Versoy over Sunday. Mesera A and CO Versoy traveled to Cleveland on business Friday. Mr Sherman Mason was quite poorly last week. Harvey Brown’s child had a severe attack of croup on Saturday. Also advertised are coffee and tea promotions, various textile goods, and a sale by The Bigges & Everard Co.
Mrs. Florence J. Van Ornum of Elyria won a divorce from William F. Van Ornum on grounds of desertion after three years of marriage. She swore he was never sober during their three years together and had not been heard from for seven years. Judge Washburn granted the divorce Tuesday morning.
Wil'im Barigan told the probate court clerk that they had agreed to disagree and urged cancellation of a license to wed Clars Weber age 20 of Lorain. Barigan obtained a license Monday afternoon and listed traveling salesman as his occupation. The couple live in New Haven Conn and gave no reason for the disagreement. the license was canceled.
Mrs Christina Gemeiner of Lorain filed an answer and cross petition in common pleas court against NB Stander and William Gemeiner Treaday. She seeks 500 damages claiming the builder failed to construct the house per contract. Other entries note transfers of property in Lorain and surrounding townships with varied considerations.
Warnings from Onlo Fish and Game Commission urge abolition of spring duck shooting. Porterfield and North argue ducks should breed and be preserved, while critics say spring ducks are not fit for eating and many are killed. Local residents named include Lorain and Rosa Kasspert, Albert Prier, Pistaffeld, and Jen Tle Sigewolta.
Leading stockholders and directors pushingBank reorganization say reopening the Citizens Savings Bank is possible after legal hurdles. Directors hope to salvage the long established business, while critics may look to buy depositor claims at a large discount.
The engagement of Many Margaret Deming of Sacramento to Rev. Howard Holy Moloney rector of two Episcopal churches in this city was announced Monday afternoon. The couple plan a June wedding and the former city librarian will wed the clergyman.
City Auditor Frank R B Fauver released his annual financial report in booklet form. The 1904 fiscal year figures are presented with primary facts already published.
United States Steel officials avoid comment on labor conditions while plans move to force ore mine activity. A new tin plate works site is sought at McKeesport Pennsylvania. Carnegie Steel's Duquesne works tests steel ties for rail use. A universal plate mill is to join Wabash Steel Johns town. Republic Iron and Steel in Youngstown nears rolling standard rails with 1000 sheets daily, though year completion is uncertain.
Lorain County Union Sunday School Convention to be held at Ridgeville May 4 1905. Program includes devotional services welcomes by Supt. Tf. Borevers, reports and committee appointments, convention sermon by Rev. J. Cromer, round table on Sunday school order, lectures on prophets study and scientific faith, personal work, teachers meeting, mission address, and closing song service led by Elizabeth Jackson with Rev. Joseph Clark as state secretary.
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