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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
7
In a charged scene Lavender Creighton faces rival suitors as Winslow reveals how he found her during a perilous pursuit. Gonzaga and Gerald confront past loyalties while a traveling party debates fidelity, honor, and family duty amid tense, ambiguous alliances.
In a wilderness setting a schoolmaster’s prophecy shapes support for Dan Boone and Charlie Winslow. Tobias hails Winslow as champion while Lavender thanks the crowd and waves farewell as the party departs. The scene hints at further developments to come.
Lorain County boy Wilbur Reynolds 7 is deaf, blind and mute. Institutions refuse shelter and Governor Harris seeks a foster home after Logan County Children's Home cannot continue. The case prompts appeals to place the child in a suitable home.
Kate Barnard was granted a divorce from Trent Francis Barnard by Judge Washburn in the common pleas court on Friday morning. Evidence showed Barnard drank and neglected the family business, which led to its closure after he ran a meat market in Grafton. The couple moved to Lorain where Mrs. Barnard supported the family by taking boarders. Barnard is now reportedly on the Pacific coast.
An advertising note extols Tonsiline as a one day cure for sore throat. The first dose relieves pain and subsequent doses complete the cure. The claim urges rapid use and asserts safety and antiseptic healing. Available through druggists for 25 204.50 cents from The Tonsilian Co Canton.
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Gardner entertain guests from Elyria at their country home in North Olmsted. Mrs Gardner formerly Miss Lena Robb.
Miss Agnes Johnson entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs I C Trembley of Tifa. Top scores were made by Mrs Barker and Miss Ryding.
The marriage of Misa Charlotte Yale Gardner and Mr. Lewis Durham Withers occurred last evening at 7:30 in Windermere Presbyterian Church Cleveland. Rev. Charles A. Austin and Rev. Charles L. Zorhaugh officiated with Christmas greens decor, organ music, and bridal attendants from New York Cleveland and Madison New Jersey. After Feb 1 the couple will reside at 11462 Euclid Avenue.
The Wednesday Evening Card Club met at Mrs. Bertha Farmer’s Midd le Avenue home with twenty members present. Six games at five pence were played, Dr. Wherry won the first gentleman’s prize and Miss Mionle Sehmerer the first ladies’ prize. An elegant supper followed in the dining room. Miss Nellie Firestone of Cleveland Wis attended. Next meeting set for Mrs. Oscar Hasere, Seventh street.
Mrs George Rimback hosted the Wednesday Afternoon card club with twenty ladies present. Eight games were played and delightful refreshments were served. Out of town guests included Mrs Hill of Toledo and Mrs W Aldrich of Grant Rapids. The next meeting will be hosted at Mrs Tuuwson's home in January.
The Misses Gladys Reublin hosted a gathering yesterday afternoon at Gladys Reublin's Third Street residence. A 500 card game provided entertainment for the young friends in attendance.
An advertisement touts Uric-O as a cure for rheumatism and gout, claiming swift blood and kidney action to remove uric acid. It offers free samples from Smith Drug Company in Syracuse and lists price at $1.00 per bottle, with Eady's Drug Store in Eturia carrying the product.
Miss Dorothy Faxon and Helen Denney were awarded WMERS commendations in a local ceremony. details include the presenting organization and the nature of the recognition.
Mrs Florence Brown entertained teen friends at her Cedar Street home for a dust evening. Miss Florence Wooster returned from a visit with Cleveland relatives. W E Brooksoa in New York and Mrs B T Sands came from Leipsic. Miss Margaret Brooks and My Teendore Maxon attended a Cornell Givenhih concert in Crestana. Miss Mary Parker returns from a week away in Mansfield and Columbus. Mr and Mrs Harry Stratton of New York hosted by Lattons quients, Mr and Mrs St Prentiss. Little Marian bitpodl suffers bronchitis. Mr Brierly of Warren was guest of Dr P. P. Reely. Mos. 2. HW. Griswold Arvede small dinner party this even imag.
The Lake Shore Ry offers reduced rate tickets from Ohio stations to destinations outside the state on specified December dates and January 1 1907. Asi agents for details. Also an ad for Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea and De Witt's Little Early Risers as gentle laxative options.
A brief notice describes No 16 and No 17 wide vestibule high back seat ladies coaches and smokers. Porterly attendance incurs no extra charge. The text ends with a social remark about birth and status.
In Lim, Ohio on December 23, attorneys for the Mt. Vernon and Bellefontaine Bridge Cos. moved to abate the criminal suit charging conspiracy in restraint of trade claiming they have been ousted by the state and no longer operate. Massillon and Canton firms sought to quash service while agents N W Elliott and R W Huston moved to quash indictments. Judge Quail postponed rulings to next term.
An OCR damaged ad fragment promotes Stuart's Dispepsia with claims of stomach relief and a free trial. It references a format urging readers to obtain a trial by mail and visits to a street address. The text is fragmentary and nonspecific about results or dates.
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