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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
8
Miss Clara Moreland of Lorain wed Ray ColHer of nal ety in a Wellington ceremony held last evening. A small company of friends witnessed the service performed by Rey, with the couple to reside in Btyrla where the groom is employed.
About forty persons gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos Murray who were married just Saturday to celebrate their wedding.
A social evening at the Second Congregational Church featured vocal and instrumental music by the church orchestra. Miss Frances Martin sang a rendition of the Holy City. light refreshments followed as guests extended best wishes to the newly married couple.
The N. K. Card Club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leedale on Fifth street. Twelve games were played with Mr. Patt winning first Midy’s prize and Mr. Shaffer taking the gentleman’s prize. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. Tite of Lodt Street on January 7.
A man with an unspellable name was arrested for intoxication Monday night. Relatives fought custody and Frank Pickkert intervened. Several others including Ed Stern R Perry William Porter and William Hughes were jailed or fined $5 and costs after pleas of guilty or trials. Frank Wilson fought on Broad Street and faced a $5 fine. Lost pocketbooks reported near Ben Francis store and 408 ES River Street. reward offered to A J Tandon.
The 1 cent per hour gap between employees and managers may trigger a strike on five major railroads, with two more facing similar disputes. Rail officials refuse 6 cent raises for 3,000 yard conductors and brakemen, while union leaders say a 5 cent increase is all they will accept and P H Morrissey arrives to help avert action.
The Modern Yoemen held a business and social session in the IOOF hall last evening. Eleven candidates were initiated and about forty members attended, with the event described as a pleasant evening.
A Choice Farm in North Eaton of GS acres is described as entirely under cultivation with an abundance of fruit and water. The listing notes the tract comprises several plots and highlights strong agricultural potential.
Frank Unger has brought suit against Lorain Heating and Supply Company to collect 131.25 dollars allegedly due for services rendered.
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