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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
5
A fragment notes a presentation or display by Mrs Cadmus featuring works including Evolution the Manter Key by C W Baleby M D and a reference to Mrs Booyiile and Mrs Cadmus. The readable text is limited and punctuation is irregular but cites names and titles for a possible event or exhibit.
The Regular Meeting of the St Clair Rebecca Lodge is set for Wednesday evening with three candidates to be Initiated. Marshall Chapter No aT Royal Arch Masons will hold its stated convocation Wednesday evening May 1 at 7 o'clock with Royal Arch Degree work.
Phillips of Cleveland and George Cornell of Lakewood were arrested Monday night on vagrancy. They claimed to travel from Rocky River to Ridgeville in two hours with a load of hay. Mayor Chapman ordered them sent to the city of sighs and soot by car.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance convention opens at the Methodist Episcopal church on Third street with Dr. Bales delivering the evening address on Conversion. Today's afternoon topic is The Spirits of Life and tonight at seven thirty Rev. J H Patterson lectures on The Seven Reasons Why Our Lord Came to this Earth. The Ta-Jedo district superintendent is expected today. The convention continues through May 2 in both afternoon and evening sessions.
Mrs Elizabeth Bentz aged about seventy died at her home on East River Road Monday morning. Born in Germany she had lived in Elyria for years. The funeral will be in Berea Wednesday afternoon with interment there. An ad offers liberal consideration for old pianos or organs in exchange for new pianos by R M Summers.
The Reporter starts a series recalling Ohio governors with brief biographical sketches. Portraits from the state house in Columbus are faithfully reproduced for readers old and young, highlighting history and political achievement. The series begins on page 4 today.
Fuller, former Toplitz hotel proprietor, has leased the Garfield hotel on Prospect Street, Cleveland. He will assume charge Wednesday of the forty room family hotel, the house once occupied by Mrs. Garfield after her husband’s assassination. Transient guests will not be catered to and operation will follow the predecessor’s management style.
Telegram from James Burns of Westborough Massachusetts discusses the disposition of John Burns who died at Elyria hospital. James Burns, his uncle, advises burial in a Catholic cemetery and requests details about death. Funeral expenses lack a decision on township responsibility before proceeding.
A state auditor has issued a new inventory tax form requiring monthly filings from merchants and manufacturers across the state. The directive has caused considerable confusion and workload concerns for businesses adapting to the change.
Dissatisfaction among Hlyrians centers on a proposed form requiring merchants to provide monthly stock on hand, purchases, stock value, and monthly profits. Supporters say it would avoid full monthly inventories, but merchants argue the process delays invoicing, making the form impractical.
Pittsburg parties have leased the Thompson barber shop room on West Broad Street and expect to establish a first class pawn shop business in Elyria. Mr Thompson vacated the room Monday and the new firm will begin operations once fixtures and stock are installed.
Frank Howe of Van Buren mayorial Baldwinsville New York reports two years of rheumatism treatment with no relief before using Smith's Uric O. He says six bottles ended pain, lifted fatigue, and eliminated need for crutches. Manufacturers offer free 76¢ bottle for first time users and invite inquiries to Smith Drug Co Syracuse for a trial.
Fragmented report mentions residents Arthur Marten and Brad ley in Rochester with a short event. KH G Irish described as ashamed. A mother’s illness improves after a sick spell. Mr minh a butcher from New London bought cattle from Ai J. Trish and Wil Ledyard last week. Wil Trish and family visited sister Mrs A G Hracy in New London Sunday.
A vintage ad touts a foot powder to blend into shoes for swollen nervous feet, dampness and fatigue. It claims to ease aching, sweating feet, bunions and corns, with gentle relief and rest. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c, trial package free by Allen S. Gimstead Le Roy.
A classified notice seeks a girl for housework contacting Mrs A D Marino at 114 Grant Street by phone 574 The same column lists a rent notice for front suite rooms in Weaver block on Second Street no children allowed date 4 80 16
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