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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
5
Local briefs report social visits and greetings across Cleveland Columbus and nearby towns. Names include Harry Krause Mrs D Warden Frank Smith Miss Jessie McDonald Blanche Pickard Hattie Clouse and many others with mentions of Pancake offerings Christmas exercises and a steamer entering Lorain harbor. A court fine and forester meeting are also noted amid community notices.
Prizes will be funded by popular subscription and controlled by the Improvement League officers. Judges will tour the city to oversee lawns and flower gardens of participating children. Awards will also go to the best garden produce and there may be an exhibit in fall with vegetables shown at the fair grounds during fair week.
In the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division Tauel N Allyn bankrupt creditors of Thuel N Allyn of Lorain are notified that on December 12 1906 he was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held December 29 1906 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the referee office in Elyria Ohio to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. L B Fauver referee in bankruptcy Elyria Ohio December 17 1906.
Fritz and John Rudin attorneys obtained a 25 dollar judgment from Justice Neiding against C H Brosh of Chicago and Frank A Smith of Elyria after a hard fought trial. The case centered on a Nov 15 1905 claim of 162 dollars against the estate of Sarah Abbye. The Rudins alleged Smith acted with Brush to settle without their knowledge and that funds were deposited to Elyria Living Bank. The jury awarded 25 dollars to the Rudins for fees.
Woliee gives notice to creditors of Cooper and Allyn that the partnership was adjudicated bankrupt on December 1 1906. First meeting of creditors will be held December 29 1906 at 10 AM at the referee in Elyria Ohio to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business.
Elyria notice seeks purchasers for two trout rooms and in-room furniture. Parties want sale immediately and instruct inquiries to be made at room 404 on the fourth floor.
A man from South Lorain called police Monday to be placed under arrest in Elyria at 10:00. Hatless, coatless, he was found ready to leave. Officer Hawlette detained him. Lorain police took him back. He had robbed a fellow traveler of 75 dollars left in their room. His landlady chased him from the house and notified authorities.
Fritz Mittenberger files in the court of common pleas to recover $700 from W H Strong, claimed unpaid from a prior October judgment. He alleges Mrs O H Monrot owes Strong $140 on a promissory note and asks the court to paralyze that amount toward the judgment. The wry quote at the end notes the eagerness of idle men to work when there is nothing to do.
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