Elyria Ball Team Benefit Vaudeville Opens Monday
The Elyria ball team partners with manager Dykeman for a summer vaudeville at Elyria theater starting Monday. Top acts include Dan Roby the blackface comedian and Jap Tronpigwhien The Tetsewarl, plus Hawaiian duo July and Packa. Continuous two-show nights begin 7:20 with ten and twenty cent prices.
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Elyria
Elyr's
Dykeman
Dan Roby
Lytle
Cleveland
Packa
Moving Picture Machine
Tha iElyria Theater
Elyria Society Notes Heard In Local Visits
Mrs. Wm Southworth of Cleveland visited Elyria friends this week. Misses Bessie Day Lucelle Hinman plan Sunday visits with Mrs L A Bacon of North Olmstead. Nellie Snyder of Oberlin stayed with sister Mrs G A Persons. Various locals hosted relatives and traveled to Cleveland or Oberlin for visits and events including a dance at Hast Avenue. Several residents and visitors were noted with others attending May Edwin at the Cleveland opera house in a social roundup.
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Wm. Southworth
Cleveland
Elyria
Bessie Day
Lucelle Hinman
L. A. Bacon
North Olmstead
E. H W. Hinman
Brief mentions of Stevens Bronson Hinman and Bickford
Notable individuals Stephens Bud Bronson Scott Hinman and Leslie Bickford are listed in a short note referencing their names without context or events.
Plan for a County Farmer Picnic at Linwood Grove
The county agricultural society considers a early summer farmers' picnic at Linwood grove to raise funds and meet social aims of the county fair. Directors believe a coordinated effort by an established organization could attract farmers from across the county and provide social advantages of the fair.
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County Agricultural Society
Linwood Grove
Death of Mrs. Nora Smith Cited as Heart Failure
A neighbor says Mrs. Nora Smith of East Bridge Street died from heart failure rather than epilepsy. He notes she had no epileptic fits for two years but had complained of chest pain before her death.
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Nora Smith
East Bridge Street
Smith
Paing
One Man Votes Against Elyria School Bonds
A single elector opposed school bonds in Elyria while thirty four others supported the measure. The funds would build one new district school and remodel another, as education advocates touted the plan.
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Elyria
Legal question erupts over streetcar cow death on green line
At stop 43 on the Cleveland division near Ridgeville township line a dispute arose over who must remove a cow carcass after a streetcar killed the animal. Clayton Carpenter and Ernest Prime argued with the car crew as to whether the car crew or the owner should clear the obstruction. The crew slept through the debate as authorities sorted the duties.
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Green Line
Clayton Carpenter
Ernest Prime
Pranes
iCleveland Division
Ridgeville Township
Will May Affection Survive December
A note on a forthcoming marriage links Edith Anderson, 16, of Lorain, with Nells Larsen, a 50 year old bachelor. A license was issued for their marriage, prompting musings on enduring love from the era.
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Edith Anderson
Lorain
Nells Larsen
Jaerain
Miss Anderson
Larsen Jis
Sho
Conductor Miller Survives Amputation After Railway Accident
Conductor Henry Miller, whose legs were amputated below the knees, is recovering at Lakeside hospital with the outlook fair. He was struck by a west bound freight after stepping off his engine, and the collision threw him under the wheels of the train he directed.
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Henry Miller
Lakeside Hospital
Miller
Exhibit of School Art to Be Shown Monday
Public school drawings selected for display at the eastern and western drawing teachers association exhibit in Cleveland will be shown in the high school auditorium Monday. Miss Lawrence leads the local exhibit and will meet interested visitors during school hours. The Cleveland conference of drawing and manual training teachers is billed as the largest of its kind in the United States.
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Eastern and Western Drawing Teachers Association
Cleveland
Lawrence
The
Confederation of Drawing and Manual Training Teachers
United States
Garbage plant proposal eyed by city council
The board of health debated a garbage disposal ordinance Friday night and will present it to the council on May 7. It states no current plan to build a plant, though officials favor one and consider bids, with one proposer seeking multi year collection contracts before funding.
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Board of Health
Abbey creditors arrange discharge hearing in U S Court
Creditors of W S Abbey reach a proposition to secure his discharge at the next hearing in the United States Court. An advertised remedy claims to relieve kidney related backache and rheumatism with a money back guarantee. Pineules kidney remedy promoted by B U Hague Druggist.
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W. S. Abbey
United States
U. Hague
Drugeist
Candidate Declares Candidacy for City Soldier in Republican Primary
A political notice announces Lam as a candidate in the Republican primary for the office of city soldier. It names Harry A. Pounds and references the 39-11 decision.
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Harry A. Pounds
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Robinson & Hancock Go
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Lncorporated
Nellie Snyder
Oberlin
G. A. Persons
J. B. Ennis
Cohoes, N. Y
E. F. Sanford
F. D. Horan
Mrs. Hicks
Hast Avenue
J. B. Hart
Misa Carrie Esker
Norwalk
Geo. Glebel
Mrs
Harry Egolf
Miss Hla Kaiser
Ledu
McDonald
Woorwalk
Bessie Reefy
Stella Johnson
R. B. Roe
Sixth Street
Dr. B. E. Saunders
W. S. Miller and
J. L. Barnard
Vermillion
Rockwell
Hillam Pauff
Chestnut Street
Sam Busby
la Grange
Town
Bess Trescott
J. P. Sala
Elyrians
May Edwin
Cleveland Opera House
Starr Faxon
Ralph Helmer
Agricultural Society
Gargas
Elgner Terrace
L. F. DuBray
W. J. Farewell
Laundon’s Meat Market
Cheapside
the Biggs & Everard Go
Illyriallas
Chance For
Uspugal
Louise
Catherine Saunders
Tests Eyes
Turner
Max
Hart
Bloksis
Wen Seca
William
H Hurd
Masonic Temple
Ohio
Seldred
West Ave
Sixth St
Middle Ave
15Th St
16Th St
Glide
Clark
Sugar Ridge
Kipling, Sumner
Mound St
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