Elyria Extolled as Growth Center for Factories and Morals
The Elyria mayor praises the city as a manufacturing hub in the making, citing interest from Cleveland firms for branch plants and Findlay’s novelty toy maker seeking relocation. He notes Fox Furnace and Dean Co. operations, Jeopardy to nearby Lorain, and asserts Elyria’s moral and financial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Findlay
Case Iron
Fas Fixture Company
Cleveland
J. H. Blood
Alyria
Lorain
Avon Beach & Southern Electric to Start Cars December 21
Preparations are nearly complete for the Avon Beach and Southern Electric line to begin operation on December 21 with sixteen workers required, two eight man shifts, and an hourly schedule planned for the first weeks. Only severe weather could delay completion, rails to be connected within days and cars already prepared for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Beach
All-American Baseball Team Wins Two of Eight in Cuba
The All-American baseball squad, managed by Bill Clancy, arrived in New York aboard the Ward Ling steamer Yucatan after an eight game Cuban tour. They secured only two victories, with players including Jerry Nope and Charles Starr among others from Providence, St Louis, and New England league clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
New York
Yucatan
Bill Clancy
Pittsburg
Rochester
Jerry Nope
Providence
Charles Starr
St Louis Browns
Jim O'Brien
Tony’ Pastor
Arthur Smith
Tom Burke
Robert Wall
Lyon
New England
Wilt McCabe
Holyoke
John Coveny
New Bedford
Laxative Honey and Tar Crowned Cough Remedy
A vintage ad claims Laxative Honey and Tar is the safest and most pleasant cough remedy for croup colds and whooping cough. It promises to expel illness by acting as a cathartic on the bowels and notes availability from druggists.
Elijah H Hastings Death Notice and Early Life
Elijah H Hastings born June 20 1827 died recently at 78. He was a county resident, fourth of ten children, farm boy turned gold seeker, sailed from New York around Cape Horn to California in 1861, spent five years in Golden State forests making shingles, returned via Panama and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah H. Hastings
Mr. Hastings
California
New York
Cape Horn
Banquet For Men's Club At First Congregational Church
Landlord McMyler of the Hotel Andwur will entertain the Men's Club of the First Congregational church at a Friday banquet in the church parlors starting at 6 30 PM. Afterward the constitution committee will report and a debate on the topic That forward movements of the world have been made by men under forty will follow with Boynton and Washburn supporting the affirmative and Nye and Sharp opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMyler
First Congregational Church
P. Boynton
Washburn
D. J. Nye
W. G.sharp
Medical Society Elects Officers in Lorain Meeting
The Lorain County Medical society met in Lorain at St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday evening. The most important business was the annual election of officers with Dr. Hubbell of Elyria chosen president, Dr. W. E. Wheatley of Lorain vice president, Dr. Cope of Lorain secretary, Dr. Cameron of Lorain treasurer, and Dr. B. V. Burley of Lorain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Medical society to hold next meeting in Lorali
Dr. Wheatley led a clinic on an appendicitis case while Dr. Bunch of Oberlin presented a paper on prolongation of life. The society plans its next meeting in Lorali and may hold an annual banquet after the holidays though no date or committees are yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
Bunch
Oberlin
Lorali
Oberlin Selects Debating Team for Wesleyan and Reserve
Oberlin College chose five men to debate Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve, with alternates named. The team will argue against Reserve on the negative and against Wesleyan on the affirmative regarding creating a railway rates commission with binding decisions, a topic to be debated without regard to any new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin,o
Oberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve
T. M. Dye
Oregon City
Ore
H. L. Lutz
Columbus
N. W. McGill
Meadville
P. E. Whitmer
North Lima
F . Koehler
Creston
L. €. Henderson
Jefferson
O. E. BE
Congress
Right to fix phone rates may go to councils and counties
The coming legislature is expected to confer power to fix telephone charges to town councils and county commissioners. The law may authorize overhaul of existing rates, overriding agreements between telephone companies and municipalities.
La Grange and Carlisle News Briefs and Notices
Mr N E K Porter sold his house to Bert Pomeroy of Litchfield and will move to Coldwater Michigan. Mrs Marthe Walle bought a house in Wellington and moved there. Mrs Mary Hastings is improving slowly. Mr Bart Curtice improving and propped in bed briefly. M B church Ladies’ Aid to hold annual bake sale and oyster supper in town hall on Saturday evening December 16. Supper 20 cents, children under 12 ten cents. Mrs Harriett C Donaldson’s death in Pasadena, California October 25 mourned by friends in area. Miss Ida Hubbard and Mrs C A Wilcox visited friends in Kirya Saturday night. Lost black Merino shawl at depot. leave with station agent or post office. Hastings post and corps members visited Hamlin post and corps at Wellington. enjoyable event. Elijah Hubbard Hastings died December 4 aged 78 years 14 days. funeral at M E church with Masons. interment Riverroad Cemetery beside wife. Carlisle notes: P Sherkey sold his farm to Hawk. Lent family visiting mother south of town. Edwin Burke visiting Charles Fuller in Cleveland. Mrs Captain Booth improving. Mrs John Lankaberry recovering and able to sit up. Ada Smith making preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EK
Porter
Bert Pomeroy
Litchfield
Coldwater
Mich
Marthe Walle Hes
Wellington
Mary Hastings
Bart Curtice
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Harriett C. Donaldson
Passadena
Cal
Ida Hubbard
C. A. Wilcox
Kiyria
Mra
A. Wilcox
Hasting Post and Corps
Hamlin Post and Corps
Elijah Hubbard Hastings
la Grange
M. E. Church
Beal
Riverroad
Carlisle
P. Sherkey
Hawk
Nobles
Sherman Lent
Edwin Burke
Charles Fuller
Cleveland
Captain Booth
John Lankaberry
Ada Smith
Cattle Show Trip And Tragic Akron Death
Messia Henry Lantaberry Prindle Swartz and Parsons plan Sunday night departure for Chicago to attend the cattle show. Neving family friends organized sewing for those burned out in a house fire. Mrs Hannah Crisp, daughter of Alfred Crisp, died at Akron at age 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia
Henry Lantaberry
Prindle
Swartz
Parsons
Chicago
Henrietta Wedding and Local Church News
In Henrietta last Wednesday December 6 1906 Mise Liltie Weildeman wed Carl Krieg with a brief honeymoon to Buffalo. Mrs Henry Moehl led a sewing society event the prior Thursday afternoon. Herbert Portman wed Miss Nettle Krauter of Bucyrus Ohio on November 30. The Reformed church held a prayer meeting at Mr Philip Altmiller’s last Wednesday evening as plans for Christmas go forward and Martin Rohn of Wellington is wintering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Liltie Weildeman
Carl Krieg
Buffalo
The
Reformed Church
Henry Moehl
Herbert Portman
Henrietta
Nettle Krauter
Bucyrus
Philip Altmiller
Martin Rohn
Wellington
BrightonSaturday and Sunday Visits and Funeral Notice
Mrs. Alice Battles spent time with Mrs. Zilpha Battles and Ida Peet visited in Pittsfield Saturday and Sunday. Frank Edwards hosted friends Friday night December to mark another life milestone. Fern Coats of Huntington spent Sunday with Fred Grundy as Belle Robishaw visited Jin Spencer. Mrs. C. E. Fox and son Carl attended the funeral of Carl’s grandmother Mrs. Webber in Chatham Monday. Austin’s Buckwheat product touted for quick, tender cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Battles
Zilpha Battles
Ida Peet
Pittsfield
Frank Edwards
Ife
Fern Coats
Huntington
Fred Grundy
Belle Robishaw
Jin Spencer
C. E. Fox
Carl
Mrs. Webber
Chatham
Blouse waist designs for winter fabrics and trims
A pattern description for a net and lace blouse with a broad shoulder yoke, suited to Brussels net and Cluny lace. It explains construction with a fitted lining, box plait center back, and puff sleeves above fitted cuffs. Material requirements listed for varying widths and bust sizes with pattern G214 in sizes 32 to 40 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fox Furnace Company
Tha Dean Co
Garford
Tube Works
Screw & Tap Orks
Gas Engine Co
Canning Companies
Chamber of Commerce
West
Missouri
Oath Platte
Penfield
Ohio
Rosana Cat‘lan
LaGrange
Hastings
Lodge
Mr. McMyler
Medical Society
Dr. Hubbell of
W.R. U
Oberlin and
Brighton
Dame Fashion
May Manton
Fauver & Robson
Geo. Westenholm & Son
Wade and Butcher
Robeson Cutlery Co
Wadsworth Razor Company
Jackson Shear and Knife Co
W. F. Hafner
Broad St
Dorothy Dodd
Philpott’s
Philpott
Philpott's
Randy Kitchen
Richmond
Felic
Guo
Jackson
Bassass
Old Earth
Bell Hardware Co