Local society notes from Elyria area social circle
August Stark has accepted a post at Bareke coffee tea and spice house the largest of its kind in America. Several social visits and trips are noted including Mrs Faulhaber in Cleveland and various visits to Lake Breeze Monroeville and Lorain with multiple residents traveling or hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bentz
Cleveland
Masson John Smith
Ella Seward
Phebe Cummings
Lake Breeze
WH Seward
Gon Stanley
Thureday
Mise E Waters
Margaret Morgan
McKeasport
Martin Roberts
N Hastings
Lorain
E . Cross
Elyria Plumbing, Heating and
Joseph Tyler
Lake Avenue
Monroe
Ville
Detroit
W O Willame
Park View
Court
Lakes
Miay Polity
Max Morehouse
Columbus
McClintock
Chicago
DC Baldwin
Washington Avenne
Hart
Two Sone
Monroeville
Clara Grats
Lora
Cox Opens New Phone Service in City Center
C A Cox announces a new phone service at 119 East Ave. The listing notes two phones and the business location, signaling expanded local communications options.
Three Children Burned In Lamp Explosion Tragedy
Fred Zipp of Lorain reports three of his children aged five seven and fourteen severely burned when a lamp exploded setting their bed ablaze. The mother endured terrible burns as she rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zipp
Lorain
What Father of History Dis. Herodotus and the Cherry Tree
A dated anecdote recalls Herodotus sweeping his gun sights when told by a friend that the Oracle spoke of George and the cherry tree. He vows vengeance on the man who called him father of all his country, kicks his pet Jom, and rushes out with blood in his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Baker
Henry Baker
Vermilion
Ohio
Brownhelm
Abbe Road
Minnie Henning
Elyria
Toledo
Clarence
Harold
Baker
LS and MS Railroad
Bisok River
Song
Ynday
Lehman
Wannamaker
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wasp
Reat
Ridgelawn
Mr. Baker
Frederick
J P Schmittgen
Hather Hammer
Mise Corn Baker
F W Boehm
Tol Edo
Herodotus
George
Lake Michigan
Jim
Fall fashions forecast with Paris chic and New York flair
Frills of fashion predict autumn trends with Directelre ideas gaining favor and Parisian shades like pepper red. Net coats with cut out applique, embroidered Swiss muslin trims, and fringes rise in popularity. White pongee, limp vines motifs, ruchings on sheer frocks, and club-handled rain parasols appear, while jet trimmings and elaborately embroidered collars elevate simple tub frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
New York Sun
Wistaria
Lure of the Lake Fails as Fish Stories Grow Wild
A Detroit traveler recalls a lake side tale of eager anglers and tall stories at a Michigan fishing spot. The exchange mocks bragging fishermen while a dollar bet sparks increasingly unlikely claims of record catches. The piece blends humor with regional banter and a recipe note for raspberry cream cake from unrelated clippings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Cook
G. H. Page
Bridge Street Machine Company
East Bridge Street
Bell
Sete
THE
Elyria Reporter
Lake Erie
Glen’s
Myrtle Avenue
L. & C. Electric
R.R
George Glendenning
the Parkside
Frank Elliott
Columbue St
Tate of Trust
Cleveland Street
Tani
Mangdern
C. A. Cox
East Ave
Memoriam
Frills OF Fashion
Dreas
Tate
ft~Washington Star
Boston Transcript
New York
Elyria Stock Exchange
Elyvia Block
J. H. Chapman
Met
O’dell Company
Cincinnati
Home
Prps Arvgrwg
Darts Teasdales Lawyer
Ladies
Oxfords
H. H. Grays
Cai
Teasdales Sawyer
Cheapside
F. E. Caywood
West Broad Street
Lee S. Day
Elyria Block
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Loui
U.S.A
BUDEO
Carl Hasser
Cleveland Novelty Co
Cuyahoga
Ontario
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