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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1906
Page
5
Local briefs note social visits and gatherings. Katherine Wearsch spends Sunday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs A K Tyler attend a family party tomorrow. Gertrude Wurst visits Sandusky friends with Mr and Mrs FLW. Edw Duntant returns to Pratt Institute. Mrs Ross entertains her brother from Scotland. Adele Wooters of Cleveland visits Miss Lena Williamson in Oberlin. Adelle and Etta Starr host luncheon at Middle Avenue home.
A local advertisement promises customers of the Smoke House a full refund on purchases made daily from January 1 to 31. Patrons receive a ticket equal to the purchase amount each day and must keep tickets until the end of the month to claim their money back.
Mrs Clyde Horton of Lodi street visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Saunders of Nickel Plate. Mr William Masterton returns from a two weeks stay in New York Youngstown and Pittsburg. Tickets for the National Ladies Quartette on the Lyceum Course at Murbachs jewelry store. December 29 1921.
Frank W Nye of New York City guest of Judges Nye over Sunday. Misa McDonald recovering from tonsillitis. Watch night service at M E church starting 9 30 pm with sermon at 10 30. Harold Uloise of Wheeling visiting T L Uloise on Barl court. Frank Allen Chauncey Smythe Kenneth Whitehead Homer Allen host dancing at G A R hall. Mrs T G Cherry returns to Erie Pa. Helen Wilson of Collinwood and Fred Ablauist of McKeesport dined with Carl Curtis. Survey party led by Engineer Comstock says proposed route resembles an airline with flat grades.
A collage of religious quotes and reflections from diverse pastors on faith character, suffering, modern culture, family life, personal God, wealth versus poverty, service, and lessons from nature. Figures include Rev. Josephus Stephan, Rev. S Edward Young, Rev. John Lee, Rev. A Lincoln Moore, Rev. W C Bitting, and Rev. John Thompson.
Afternoon and evening sessions drew about 2000 people. Welcomes were given by Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of Philadelphia and Bishop James N. Fitzgerald of St. Louis. Rev Adna B. Leonard of Berlin O secretary of the Missionary society, and Rev Dr. Croucher and Mrs Parker spoke. Frank A. Arter of Tranaverton G formally opened the industrial educational and women's handiwork exhibit.
Sandusky Ohio December 31 William Jr Burmeister a young married man was arrested Saturday for non support of his two children aged three and seven months The arrest followed his wife discovering a watch given him as a Christmas gift by a girl he admits paying attention to Burmeister says he will support the children but will not return to his wife He denies serious wrongdoing claiming his conduct was peculiar and that his wife is insane with jealousy as she lies prostrate over the affair
Sol Mendlesohn of this city has purchased the property of Allen M. Foster on lower Broadway Lorain. The building is now used as an armory by Company B Own G Mendlesohn recently bought two livery stables in Lorain. He has not announced future use for the building.
The Brotherhood of American Yoomen will host a social and banquet at Old Fellows Hall Monday evening. Speeches by Hon. George H. Chamberlain on Praternalism, Hon. A. Lawrence on Man's Duty to His Family, and State Manager Mason S. Smith on Our Order. Music will be performed.
British India dispatch reports the start of the missionary jubilee celebrations in Barnelty with Friday receptions of greeting and related events.
Robert Bennett of Lorain spoke to the junior department of the Ohio Y M C A at Springfield on Saturday. The group elected officers: President Pred Mudge of Hamilton, vice president Harry Werner of Akron, secretary Neely Dietesfeld of Bellevue.
Judson- Alten Co. manager y R Stevens states that Mathers Digestive tablets gave him relief from indigestion caused by hurried meals on trains. A few tablets in your pocket may ease discomfort.
Abdalla, aged five months, daughter of D Geha, died Sunday from pneumonia. Funeral held at 10:30 AM with burial at St Mary's Cemetery. The obituary notes a proverb about fools and women finishing with the last word.
The First National Bank of Leipsie in Columbus Grove Ohio will close its affairs and return its charter as outstanding claims are paid. The closure is attributed to lack of patronage and the bank’s cashier is Thomas H. Rower.
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