Hopeful Yet Threatened Calamity Shakes Oberlin Bank Scene
Citizens National Bank of Oberlin faced renewed settlement worries as Cassie Chadwick plans to return to Cleveland to settle with creditors. The bank reopened Saturday with no funds reissued on notes, an examiner’s report sent to Washington, and a court move naming Attorney Nathan Lesser as receiver for Chadwick assets after a voluntary bankruptcy petition filed in federal court. Chadwick, abroad outside U S jurisdiction, faces service waivers and a Dec date for answer, with potential bankruptcy if no response.
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Cmeers
Citizens National
Bank of Oberlin
New York
Cassie Chadwick
Cleveland
Examiner Miller
Washington
Oberlin
Mra Cladwick
Nathan Lesser
Clavaland
Mra
Cassie L. Chadwick
Howard Reming
Ton
Chadwick
United States
Louie J. Growman
Aft
Mre
Anéil
Miust Adams
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde comes to Elryia Theatre Monday
The upcoming Elryia Theatre presentation of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde features Mr Elwyn Strong in Stevenson’s classic. Promoted as a top seasonal event with a strong cast, stage effects, and faithful dramatization expected to draw theatregoers. Reverend Dannon to preach at Methodist Church tomorrow with evening sermon The Christianity of Elyria.
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Elwyn Strong
Robert Louie Béevenson
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Elryia Theatre
Stevenson
Mle
Church
Dannon
Elyria
Xmas Sale And Supper At First Congregational Church
The annual Ness vate and supper at the First Congregational Church will be held on Wednesday December 7. The sale opens at 2 30 p m with booths representing the days of the week. Silhouette booth a doll booth and a flower Woman's Home companion and book booth also offered A turkey supper served at 6 p m by a men’s committee price 50 cents Tables reserved for clubs friends and family by applying to Mrs Eid and paying 95 cents The pastor John P Sala will preach at 10 o clock on Large Visions as an Index of Large Undertakings Sunday school contest begins tomorrow Bring your Bible and contribute Evening sermon at 7 o clock The Man Who Said the Wrong Thing Everyone invited New neckwear and vodara beautiful merchandise mentioned
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First Congregational Church
Dea
John P. Sala
Favors New Sewer Plans Discussed by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce discussed planned sewer upgrades on Friday night and members supported obtaining another set of plans. The Public Service Board accepted the plans at its last meeting but the council has not yet acted. A new set of plans would cost about 600 dollars, and supporters say they will be worth the cost before construction begins. No definite council action was taken.
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Chamber of Commece
Board of Public Service
Senior and Junior Girls Host Football Boys Reception
A Friday evening reception in the G. A. R. hall honored the Senior and Junior classes and the football team. Capt. Cole and Capt. elect Davies, along with Granger and Miss Rena Tannington, spoke as guests danced and played games. Refeshments were served and the event praised as excellent entertainment.
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G. A. BR. Hall
Cole
Davies
Elect
Granger
Rena Tannington
Fire at 310 Lodi Street Causes Minor Damage
An overheated stove caused a small fire at Mr Hate Kramer’s residence at 310 Lodi Street on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Kramer was tending the furnace when coal emitted sparks starting the blaze. The fire department responded quickly and extinguished the flames.
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Hate Kramer
Lodi Street
Land use case heard on Avon land sale request
Judge Hinman heard arguments Friday in the KlingShirn administrating the estate of George Biltz of Avon. KlingShirn seeks to sell 70 acres of land to satisfy debts amid dispute with Barbara Biltz et al. The administrator argues sale is necessary to settle the state’s debts and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinman
Anton Klingshirn
Barbara Biltz
Klingshirn
George Biltz
Avon
Masonic Temple May Be Built of Concrete
The old Masonic temple may be built with concrete blocks. OC M Runyon offers to pay projectors 5000 to 8000 dollars in construction costs. He invented a machine to produce concrete building blocks and claims they are superior to existing materials in Elyria. He is a loyal Elyria Mason and resident for six months.
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Masonic Temple
OC. M. Runyon
Mr. Runyon
Elyria
Appuinia deputy appointed by Cincinnati leader
Appuinia Deputy Mrs H R Gaines of Tuckerville is named deputy for Northern Ohio of the Heights of the Lanes of Honor by Dr B A Williams of Cincinnati, supreme protector of the orders. She will meet sister organization officers and refer them to the progress of the only colored organization of this kind.
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H. R Gaines
Tuckerville
Ohio
B. A. Walliams
Cincinnati
Intended Bride Views Dead Fiancé in Lorain Morgue
Miss May Burkley of Cleveland viewed the body of George F. Fogel, crushed under a freight yard accident on the 5 and 6 train. He was to wed next week. The body was sent to Orville for burial. William Drake, a North Ridgeville resident, died Saturday at his daughter's home, aged 60. A retired farmer and former county politics worker, his funeral will be Monday at two p.m.
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Undertakers Morgie
Lorain
May Burkley
Cleveland
George F. Fogel
Thoreday
Fogel
Orville
William Drake
North Ridgeville Township
Hickef
North Ridgeville
Relief Fund Aid and Local Business Expansion at West Avenue
The Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund aids indigent veterans widows and dependents with county assistance beyond government pensions. G. A. Mackey and H. Rice form a furniture repair partnership leasing rooms over Peerleus Laundry West Avenue to offer prompt first class work. Mackey thanks patrons and solicits future business while new services emphasize wood finishing and upholstery. Christian Science lecture by Frank Leonard O. S. Brooklyn at Elyria Theatre Sunday Dec 4 1904 3 30 standard time. Admission free.
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G. A. Mackey
H. Rice
Peerleus
West Avenue
Rive
Mackey
Frank B. Leonard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elyria Theatre
Pubig
Curiosity Shop at Disciple Church Bazaar Opens
The Disciple church fair opened on Friday with a lively display of goods and quite a few attendees from both sexes. The curiosity shop features Revolutionary era items including a pater tea pot once used by Mrs. Morgan of Alexander Virginia for General Washington and his staff. The sale continues Saturday with a supper service by the church ladies tonight.
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Morgan
Alexander Virginia
George Washington
Driver Thrown From Buggy After Runaway On Street
On Saturday morning a runaway buggy on West Broad street threw Henry Hutchins of Lod street from the vehicle. Hutchins was nearly injured as the frightened horse bolted and struck a pole, causing the buggy to crash. He escaped with minor scrapes while the horse wandered off and the buggy sustained heavy damage.
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Weat Broad Street
Henry Hutchins
Lodstreet
Hutchins
Home Made Bake Day Helpers Promised by Royal Baking Powder
Home makers urged to use Royal Baking Powder for fresher cleaner tastier home baked goods. The ad touts cakes biscuits muffins puddings cookies crullers crusts and frostings as superior to ready made foods from shops. Royal Baking Powder presented as the greatest bake day aid for economical convenient results.
Lawsuit Seeks 326 Dollars From Rhodes Executors
In 18 common pleas court Saturday morning C O Pease trustees for creditors of George Rhodes filed suit to recover 325 dollars plus interest from D J and M and I Thomas as defendants. The petition alleges a contract where Rhodes built a secure for the Thomas spike and there remains 0426 due Pease. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trogé company are named as lien holders.
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D. J
M and I. Thomas
Common Pleas Court
C. O. Pease
George Rhodes
Rhodes
Thomas
Second Congregational Church Sermons and Bazaar Notice
At the 2nd Congregational Church Rev H Wantamaker preaches at 10 o clock on The Present but undiscovered Christ. Evening address at 7 on The Three Corner Stone Principles of every Right Community. Bazaar all day and chicken pie supper Friday December 9. Everyone welcome without distinction.
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Wantamaker
Policeman Marries Miss Ida Holzhaur On Train to Akron
Edger L. Nun, a policeman in dress blue, boarded a train with Miss Ida Holzhaur to Akron for their marriage. Officers gathered to see him off as he slipped away to the depot. Holzhaur, previously Mrs Ida Chapman, had separated from her first husband.
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Edger L. Nun
Miss Ida Holzhaur
Akron
Miss Holshacer
Ida Chapman
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