Lorain Local Briefs and Social Notes
Lorain items report visits from Mrs Norcross, a 13 pound son for the Dy Hanm Iln family, and Florence Gove from Cincinnati staying with the Gove parents. W H Gough leaves for six weeks in California. a bowling alley in Lorain suffered minor fire damage. A drama at the Baptist church teases His Was Past Finding Out, while a rider on a Lorain street car loses and recovers $16. Local business figures, librarians, and a contractor in Lorain are noted amid community chatter.
Railroad pays large tax to county auditor
The County Auditor Haserodt received a payment of 375000.20 Wednesday morning from F. S & MOS Railroad in full tax. Other loads will send checks tomorrow or penalties will be assessed.
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F. 5 & Mos County
Haserodt
Buster Brown
Robinson & Hancock Company
Operation Brought Death To Girl
Tattle By Crossinger died at the hospital at S o'clock Wednesday morning following an operation for an abdominal tumor Tuesday. She was about 13 years old but, due to illness, had the physical development of a seven year old and mental age of a three year old. She was too frail to endure the shock.
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Crossinger
Pipes Sold at Forty Cents on Dollar in New York Deal
A telegram reports J. R. Jones accepting Kaufman Bros. & Bondy of New York offer of 40 cents on the dollar for a whole lot of Meerschaum and Briar pipes. The transaction confirms the sale and party names.
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J. R. Jones
Kaufman Bros. & Bondy
New York
Amherst School Notes and Local Visits
Suyieintendent Crandall has been ill for four weeks and visited various rooms. Miss Grace Engle stayed with Mrs. Chas Uber in Elyria. F B Baker gave the Amherst High School Lecture on The Tacky Number. Several locals visited Cleveland, Lorain, Oak Harbor, and Elyria. The remains of Louzy Vogley of Lorain were buried in Cleveland Street cemetery. William Webber traveled to Indiana for his mother's death. Mrs. Neilson will teach in his absence. Families moved to the Yaeger house. Pember and family attended Mrs. Frary’s funeral in Elyria. The Mothers Circle hosted a Dec 18 gathering. Florence Thieman visited Cleveland.
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Crandall
Grace Engle
Chas
Uber
Elyria
Amherst High School
F. B. Baker
Baker
Arthi
Cleveland
Alfred Nicholl
A. C. Field
Goodech
Wigitarh
James Patterson
Niinols
Roht. Paterson
Lous Vyogley
Lorain
Cleveland Street
Amherst
Wiliam Webber
Indiana
Webber
Neilson
Cornwall
Rene Geted
Florence ‘Thieman
Railway Keeps Cheap Sunday Excursions All Winter
Bal Amore and Ohio line defies a tradition and will continue its Sunday excursion rates through winter. The round trip fare from end to end is $1.75. The ad notes the company offers economical travel and a ten percent Xmas discount from Boylan Bros.
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Bal- Amore & Ohio Road
Elyria City Lights Need More Lamps
Council committee on street lighting reports 162 lamps installed with over 200 required for full service as the Bastalde growth accelerates. Rawson argues 230 lamps needed for proper illumination. map size limits hindered progress and an updated city map is urged. Committee granted more time to finish work.
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Elyria
Council
Boynton
Rawson
More Sewers Arranged for City Roads
The city council on Tuesday night passed preliminary sewer resolutions to add sewers on Waverly Brigh Lake avenue Highland Court Fremont Columbus Harrison Homer Norton Woodford Trondale Vulcan Oak Garvin School and Tuscarawas. Action on Tuscarawas was deferred pending street title inquiry.
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Waverly
Brigh
Lake Avenue
Highland Court
Fremont
Columbus
Harrison
Homer
Norton
Woodford
Trondale
Vulcan
Oak
Garvin
School
Tuscarawas
Council Amends Permit Authority for Sewer Connections
The services board will issue all sewer connection permits after an ordinance passed on suspension of the rules. The change transfers permit authority from the Mayor to the services board, effective next Tuesday night. The notice lists local merchants such as Our line of China Jardiniers Dinnerware and Brie a Brac in Lorain county from Boylan Bros.
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Services Board
Lorain County
Boylan Bros
Mueller Faces Worry Over New Sewers Job
Councilman Mueller shows concern as officials announce assessments for the new Cleveland sewers. The task will determine property benefits and costs for each district, with the service board in Cleveland handling the assessing duties.
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Mueller
Assigner Wins Default Judgment Against Mrs. B E Smith
T W Fancher acting as assignee for Citizens bank obtained a default judgment for 560 dollars on Tuesday against Mrs BE M Smith. Smith bought 40 shares of bank stock on December 15 19 4 subscribed note for 500 dollars and allegedly refused payment with interest.
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T. W. Fancher
Citizens’ Bank
BE. M. Smith
Jet Resold at Profit Within a Week Through Want Ads
A jet was resold for a profit within seven days using classified want ads. The transaction leveraged local listings to connect buyer and seller, enabling a quick turnaround and favorable pricing.
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Want
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Dan
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Columbia
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Cincinnati
Mrs. M. Ll. Gove
Harry Baxter
Service
Geace Chapman
Lima
A. D! Trown
Foster
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South Lorain
Victor Coffee
Perl
Conry & Mueller
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Broad Rawson
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Tia Alincet
Ganta
Pura
Turs
Santa Clare
Wallace Irwin
Christ
Miy
Robert
Stuart Macarthur
Calgary Baptist Church
New York City
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Fourteenth Street
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Christman
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Poor Jones
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Smith Bros. Jewelers
Broad Street
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Tood
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Yria, Ohio
Broad St
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Carvers Razors
Rogers
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