Lorain婚礼庆典见闻与亲友致辞
Lorain地区发布的婚礼报道记录Miss Macy Mreeland与Miss Margaret Selichy两位新娘及新郎David Geant Freehiad之典礼过程。文中描述新娘礼服、伴娘与花童阵容、婚宴布置、致辞、家庭成员及友人出席情形，以及婚礼后前往东部地区的计划。
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1906
Page
8
Birthday Party Honors Milas Bertha Shepard Milestone
Mrs Rounds of Vactory street hosted a birthday gathering at her home to honor Milas Bertha Shepard on her 26th birthday. Fourteen friends attended, enjoying games and amusements with light refreshments as guests extended birthday wishes.
Pelighep Ed Mustove By Mis Thome Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR article largely unreadable but contains names and places such as Cleveland and Vantage Hertlun Eleh. It mentions events, people like Madeline Havel and Arthur Tite, and a mixture of nonsensical phrases implying a local or community notice or brief column. The readable parts indicate a historical newspaper card with scattered proper nouns.
Community gathering notes at the Trends event
E R I E D s and Mise Dorks Liensaler hosted a social at 239 Lowe Street as Trends organized. Attendees included Edna Rodier Gladys Crosley Beassie Tutford Alice Lilley and others from Cleveland along with Ed Wise Ed Vincent Fred Cone Oscar Peltz James Foulhaber Neil Hale and more. Forty nine guests attended the season’s close tasting and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dorks Liensaler
Lowe Street
Femes
Edna Crodier
Gladys Crosley
Cleveland
Beassie Tutford
Alice. Lilley
Helen Puller
Neil Hale
Romeyne Russell
Leslie Maddock
Joe Copas
Howell Dunham
Carl Notley
Dover wedding details from unclear Kentucky notice
Meo and Mrs. C M Terry of Nieh gis court returned from North Dover where they attended Christ may day weddings. They will make names in Cleveland where Mr Midrieh is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
C M. Terry
Niehgis Court
North Dover
Whalieh
Dover
Cleveland
Midrieh
ME AL Bint Co
Aldeleh
Elas
Bes
Turned Friends at Whimble Ff Birthday Party Event
Miss Alesander hosted a small party for four friends at her home on West Avenue Chilatars. Decorations were used and the dining room featured holly and red candles for a festive touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alesander
West Avenue
Margriet Brooks Hosts Afternoon Party on Third Street
Miss Margriet Brooks was hostess for a social gathering yesterday afternoon at her Third Street home. Kay Owe won the prize labeled grand party with a consolation to Miss Hester Perry, and Miss Hagel received a special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margriet Brooks
Kay Owe
Third Street
Furst Pula
Hagel
Hester Perry
Symons Host Evening Dinner on Fifth Street
Mr and Mrs Symons of Fifth street gave a six o'clock dinner last evening. Covers were laid for one. The event proved to be its most enjoyable time.
Society Briefs Highlight Local Gatherings And Travel
Mrs S C Prentiss hosts a bridge event for her daughter with guests Mrs Stratton and Mrs Robb of West Avenue visiting relatives in McKeesport Pa. Paul Sampsell departs for Toledo then Lafayette College. Miss Provence Suppes returns from Shelby. Charles Price heads to Chilgargo after New Year. Miss Mayne Willard sees LaGrange kin. Meg Glenn Davidson attends Oberlin luncheon. Miss Isabelle Strohmler hosts a pupil reviti. Mr and Mrs George Nicholas and Miss Florence Nicholis voyage to Punta Gorda Fla for winter. Mr and Mrs Marty Stratton of New York visiting Prentiss. Young Dancing Club plans Monday event at Macender. Miss Michel and Miss Zellindley return from Sanidusty trip after hosting parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Prentiss
Stratton
Robb
West Avenue
McKeesport
Paul Sampsell
Harold Collins
Uay
Toledo
Lafayette
Mayne Willard
Meg Glenn Davidson
Oberlin
Marjorie Bunce
Isabelle Strohmler
George
Nicholas
Florence Nicholis
Punta Gorda
Pla
Marty Stratton
New York
Mes. Stratton
Young Dancing Club
Macender Tat
Amherst German Bank to Open January 2
The Amherst German Bank Company will open for business on Jan. 2. W. H L. Schibley will serve as cashier, aided by Albert Menz from Elyria Savings, Banking & Trust. Directors: Edward J. Nicholl, Henry Kolbe, Jacob Rats, Joseph Wesbecher and George Hollstein. Edward H. Nicholl elected president, Henry Kolbe vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Nicholl
Henry Kolbe
Jacob Rats
Joseph Wesbecher
George Hollstein
Edward H. Nicholl
W. H. Sehibley
Veterans of two wars buried near county line in Spencer
Daughters of the War of 1812 discover graves of Christopher James and Feregitt Naylor in Spencer village. The men, veterans of 1812 and the American fight for independence, lived long lives but were left unmarked. Efforts to honor them are led by local Daughters groups and the DAR to restore their memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Wellington
Naylor
Amer
Baglaind
Ervines
Taylor
James
Freegitt Taylor
Tou Halbos
First Ohio train tour offers corn alfalfa lecture tour
Two curs under the ausplces of the State Agricultural Society and the Ohio Grain Dealers' Association started from Columbus yesterday on their first trip. This is the first train of its kind ever run in Ohio. The trip will extend from Middletown to West Unity and sixteen stops will be made, closing next week. Arrange ments will be made later for trips over branches of the Big Four and the Pennsylvania ae subject of the lecture will be corn and alfalfa. The lecture will be delivered simul taneously. Lost bracelet marked C. R. between C. and S. W waiting room and 214 Cleveland st. on Christmas day. Reward at 214 Cleveland at, 12-29-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Society
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Columbus
Ohio
Middletown
West Unity
Pennsylvania Ae
Horses in Pasture Cause Cruelty Suit
The Humane Society charged Fred Hance son of Ed Hance with cruelty to animals after a dispute over two horses. Minnick alleged the animals wandered from shelter on his father's Maton farm. A shed existed but witnesses said the horses stayed out and were fed regularly. Etnee was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Fred Hance
Ed Hance
Maton
Iustice of the Peace Noiding
Minnick
Young Hance
Hance
Minnich
Etnee
Vermilion teacher accused after child dispute
Mrs. W. J. Slocum of near Vermilion had presiding charges pressed against 20 year old district school teacher Presada Morgan for striking her child. Morgan had pleaded guilty recently to a separate assault tied to the same affair, but the court ruled it retained jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
W. J. Slocum
Vermilion
Presada Morgan
Morgan
Ap Mra
Slocum
Old Style Carriages and Low Wages in England Railways
The article discusses archaic side door carriages in Britain, noting long hours and low pay for conductors or guards. It cites train accidents and injuries, with 39 killed and 109 killed, plus 1,972 injured in movements excluding accidents, highlighting outdated practices and economic motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Early Days of Steam Cars and Walking Engines
The Montreal Herald recalls early steam locomotive era with schemes to beat frost by hollow rails pumping hot water, and ideas of engine legs or four leg walking machines. A walking engine trial killed ten onlookers, proving wheels on smooth road mattered. danger was a constant concern among inventors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Ian
Hedley
Surprising notes in a government report on rail safety
The document contrasts 1905 and earlier years showing fewer fatal rail accidents but more non fatal ones. It cites passenger deaths per journeys and injured rates, while discussing attempts to minimize loss of life with inventions such as rope ties featherbeds and rails across train tops to avoid collision damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everry
Railroad whistles and crossing safety debate
Agitation over unnecessary whistling on rail lines prompts railroad commissioners to reduce whistle mandates at crossings where complaints arise. Critics warn reforms could hinder safety as not all crossings have a tender, and a warning whistle helps avoid collisions. Locomotives comprise about six thousand parts, requiring precise assembly. A Vancouver duo reportedly crossed the Rockies on a speed wagon used for railroad testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill Gazette
Rail race tale and Bolivia railroad plans emerge
The Kansas City Times recounts a race between Wabash and Alton trains near Clark, Missouri with playful signals about a missing train portion. Meanwhile Standard Oil and allies plan $35 million in Bolivian railroads, with concessions ratified and contracts for steel rails underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Standard of! Capitallati
Republic of Bolivia
Markets Report With Diverse Food Price Listings
A readers digest of commodity pricing across dairy, poultry, produce, meats, and staples. Butter, cheese, and cream products show varied cents per pound and pack prices. apples, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, cabbage, celery, lettuce, and squash quoted by crate or bushel. Pork, bacon, sausage, lard, and dry salted meats listed with weight and grade details. wheat and corn futures noted with car lot quotes and quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Virginia
California
T&s
Onis
Elya Yool
Sabotage Rumor Spurs Local Cart Demands
A fragmented notice reports sabotage allegations stirring a local cart issue. Officials urged calm as residents and businesses seek details on the incident and potential impacts on shipments and public safety.
Man Mourned as Dead Returns Home After Years
Edward Van Seman, long mourned as dead, returned to Washington state this week. He is now in business in Wenatchee, Washington, and will join brothers Will and George in Philadelphia for New Year’s with sisters Mrs. George Clark and Miss Nannie Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ps
Edward van Seman
Washington IL
James Harter
Will
George
Wenatche
Washington
Philadelphia
George Clark
Nannie Seaman
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE Aims to Kill Herpes Source
The notice explains NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE destroys herpes and related parasites causing scalp issues and falling hair. It defines herpes as a disease name of a parasite family and claims the product removes the infection, promising hair regrowth after treatment. Sold by Merphide Co. Detroit with stamps for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevero
Newbro
Detroit
Mion
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