Elyria Reporter News Bits and Court Dates
Local notes from Elyria include A. T. Shaw of Kapton visiting town, Frank Allenberger returning from Shelby, and Mollie Nezpfoot returning from New York to visit relatives before Chicago. The Nagy murder trial is scheduled for Monday with more courtroom action to come. Davis racket store creditors appointed Custer Snyder as trustee to liquidate stock. Mrs. Austins Buckwheat ads urge authentic buckwheat flavor and cakes. Richard Allen W. R. D. plans yearly officer elections on Dec 18. R A Masons invite members to the R A degree at seven.
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A. T. Shaw
Kapton
Frank Allenberger
Shelby
Davis
Elyria
Custer Snyder
Trates
Mollie
Nezpfoot
New York
Geo. P. Walton
Chicago
Ill
Richard Allen
RK. A. Masons
Edith Bemis Weds Dallas Hadley in Cleveland Home
Miss Edith N Bemis daughter of Mr and Mrs CGA Bemis and Mr Dallas B E Hadley were quietly married at Rev G A Reeder's Jennings avenue Cleveland home Tuesday morning. They left for Columbus and the south and will reside at The Burrows Cleveland after January 15. Mrs Hadley carries best wishes of a host of friends.
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Edith N. Bemis
CG. A. Bemus
Dallas BE. Hadley
G. A. Reeder
Jennings Avenue
Cleveland
Reeder
M. E. Church
Elyria
Hadley
Columbus
South
Burrows
Royal Arcanum election of officers 1902 Elyria
Royal Arcanum Elyria No 57 holds election of officers for 1902 on Wednesday December 11 1901 at 7 o'clock in L GO F hall. All members urged to attend. HH. A. Tennant Regent.
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Elyria C
HH. A. Tennant
Marriage Licenses and Death Notice of Gol. Join B. Abell
Marriage licenses list Charles L. Muchlheensler age 21 from Lorain and Florence Davis. A death notice honors Gol. Join B. Abell, college graduate and noted newspaper man, former business manager of the Star in Kansas City, later reviving the Toledo Commercial. He married Julia Upp, an Oberlin girl, noted in the Conservatory circles.
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Owortin
Gol
B. Abell
Kanexs City
Star
Toledo
Plaintiff Wins Verdict Over Care of Executor Deneke
A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff yesterday afternoon in the case of Walt executor va Deneke. The plaintiff sought 180 dollars plus interest and was awarded 200 dollars. Attorneys for the plaintiff were H. W. Inger soll of Higria and W. R. Talbot of Akron, while 5. H. Leonard and Mr. Spooner of Wooster defended Deneke.
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Walt
Va Deneke
H. W. Ingersoll
Higria
W. R. Talbot
Akron
H. Leonard
Mr. Spooner
Wooster
Deneke
Death in Lorain Children Case Prompts Coroner Verdict
Coroner French ruled the death of a seven year old boy in Lorain from acute Bright's disease following scarlet fever, caused by lack of medical attention. The family, including Mrs Worden and Mr Larson, used Christian Science treatment and refused other physicians, prompting scrutiny of parental decisions and treatment practices. The funeral is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at the family home with a private service and burial at Brownhelm.
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Lorain
Lerald
J. Garrion
Tf. L. Worden
Chile
Lorgon
Larson
Jod
Mr. Worden
Ma. Wordau
Wor
Christian Serenea Prattitigner
Worlen
Brownhel
Targson
French
Bright
Runaway Wagon Injures Woman Near Lake Shore Bridge
A spring wagon with Mr. David Decker his wife and child overturned after a frightened team near the Lake Shore bridge on the West side. The mother was seriously hurt with a knee and arm bruised while the others escaped unharmed. Mrs Bottomer was taken to Sam Beal’s home for care.
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David Decker
Lake Shore Bridge
Bottomer
Sam Beal
Lorain to Vermilion Rail Car Breaks In New Service
The first car over the Lorain Vermilion section of the Lake Shore Electric railway ran Monday afternoon from Lorain at 1 45 to Vermilion at 3 20 after delays. Officials of Gre line continued to Norwalk while others returned to Lorain. Track conditions are poor with one bridge over the Vermilion River being the only real bridge. Connections are incomplete but cars will not run for a day or two. Regular service began Wednesday morning in this part of the line.
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Lorain-Vermilion
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Lorain
F. W. Coen
R. E. Danforth
G. A. Resek
W. H. Stont
E. 3. Smith
Thomas Mackay
E. F. Resek
Thomas Wort
Norwalk
Interesting Institute Meeting With Local Leaders
Hon W N Cowden unable to attend due to illness. Mr C G Snyder of Harem county spoke on mutual insurance for farmers and started a discussion on Small Fruits. President Warren chaired. J R Worcester gave welcome. J Al Dubie spoke on Rural Telephones. Rev J Y Rietlinger discussed Orth Ridgeville. Dr R J Holland spoke on sheep pests. Local Odd Fellows visit the New London lodge tonight.
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W. N.‘Cowden
3. R. Worcester
al Dubie
P Staite
J. Y. Rietlinger
Orth Ridgeville
Wellington
Lodge of Odd Fellows
New London
Divorce Requested by Margaret Rolfe After 36 Years
Margaret R. Rolfe seeks a divorce from George A. Rolfe after nearly thirty six years of marriage in Napoleon Ohio. She accuses him of selfish, quick tempered, and abusive conduct since the honeymoon, including a past drunken habit and an accusation of improper relations with borders in the home. Attorney J M Chamberlain notes equitable relief is sought.
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Margaret R. Rolfe
George A. Rolfe
Napoleon O
Serious Injury Near Medina In Hoop-Platform Accident
Ray Hawkins of Second Street was seriously injured Saturday at A. I. Root and Company works in Medina. He slipped while putting a hoop on a large tank and fell thirty feet, breaking a leg and sustaining internal injuries. He was taken to the hospital. his father followed and his mother, Mrs. G. B. Hawkins, is ill at home in Elyria. He may be brought home on Saturday.
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Ray Hawkins
Medina
A. I. Root and Company
Sto Jook
G. B. Hawkins
Elyria
Ray
Nearly new baseburner and loan offer listed
A nearly new hard coal baseburner for sale from Peninsular make with inquiry directed to M D Smith at 236 Fifth street Elyria Totex. Also an offer to borrow 400 dollars for four months on gilt edge security at six percent interest plus a bonus, with letters to R T Box 489 Elyria Ohio.
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Peninsular Make
M. D. Smith
Fifth Street
Eilyria
Totex
T. O
Elyria
Ohio
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Int
Atreeb
LIE Conveni
the Biggs & Everard CO
Zacharais & Mason
Detroit
Clark
Artistic Silk Waist Co
Charles L. Muchlheensler
Florence Davis
Elyria Bazar
E. E Critz
Fibher Jewelery
Elyzia
O'Donnell
Crits
Eblyhia
Siri
Minerva Hammer
City
Fisher
Ntioval Accident Society
Broadway
Lorain County
Ensign and Wilkins Sharp
McGee
Wists
Popular
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LaRome
Pascinatoi
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