Maraision Con All Tokey Lines at Rattidas
A local event summary notes Maraision defeating Tokey Lines at Rattidas on February 3 in a decisive contest. The match highlighted key performances from both teams with Maraision securing a clear victory.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
5
A local event summary notes Maraision defeating Tokey Lines at Rattidas on February 3 in a decisive contest. The match highlighted key performances from both teams with Maraision securing a clear victory.
Jacob Moers publisher of the Lorain Daily News arrived in the city today on business.
Fragmented local gossip covers shop openings and styles like spring wallpaper and crockery. Names like Tom G dulasean and George Datsle appear among community gatherings, chapter meetings, and oyster suppers planned with a seven o clock opening.
The Sunday school of St Pauls Trangelienelairel invites all members and triads to a gathering this evening at Mia Minet Rimbaughs home on West River Street. The Mothers Aid meets with Mrs Chas Rawson on Friday at 2 pm. Mrs A B Nichols secretary notes Women of Great Britain will be the discussion topic. Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady LL D will lecture tonight at St Andrews Men's Club open to all, with ice cream and cake served.
The Jules Murry Comedy Company brings The Marriage of Kitty to the city with Miss Alice Johnson now leading the organization. The play and company have proven their merit, and the unit makes its first local appearance on Friday February 2 at the Helyrla theatre.
Elyria safety board plans reimbursement for 75 paid to Tom L Johnson Fire Department for aid at the Andwar fire. The board claimed ignorance of the bill and will discuss reimbursement at council meeting Monday. The department remains an independent enterprise and submitted the time loss bill.
New York February reports a Metropolitan Club talk by Dr John D Quackenbosh claiming hypnole suggestion can revive dying patients. He cited a June case where a woman given as dead with 107 fever and barely a pulse was brought back by his methods, asserting the pineal gland role and a future demonstration of immortality.
Elyra Theater schedules George Vo Hobart’s “John Henry” for Saturday at Elyza. The feature draws on dialect wit and urban slang, with Charles Bob Coupewm in the lead alongside Miss Anna Chaneco and the St Ceecla Quartette. Manager Frank Howe Jr backs a lavish production with smart scenery, costumes, lighting, and an energetic company.
The Home-Seekers office led by George R. Allen, at 26 Century Building, urges buyers not to delay buying a home this year. Indications show an active season with desirable properties likely to be snapped up early by proactive buyers.
A fragmented historical notice set from Elyria Ohio advertising wants such as a first class cook and lady solicitors, rent and house listings, lost handbag with contents, and solicitation jobs. Entries include directions to respond to local boxes and business addresses, with terse payments and brokerage notes. The jittery text lists multiple names, firms, and street references, reflecting a busy classifieds page.
Edmund Dev writes a romantic melodrama set in Colorado featuring the Georgetown Loop and western scenery. The production, headed by Stanley Johns Beatrice Moreland and Hedda Laur ent, offers snappy dialogue and polished stage craft, marking a bright addition to the season at the Bhota Theater on Monday February 6.
Henry Geirmann will hold a public sale at his farm on Jayrox road Avon Township, near Lake Shore Electric road, Thursday February 15 1906 at 10 o'clock p m. All farm implements will be offered for sale. Greenfield Ohio Thomas Costello fifty years old owner of the mills bearing his name met a horrible death being caught by a set screw on a revolving shaft and his brains dashed out and his legs broken piece by piece until only the stumps remained.
Lucille Schafer, a patient of Cleveland Protestant Hospital, has been adopted by James A Fletcher and Rose May Metcher of Wellington Ohio with probate court approval. The child was renamed Lucille Trene Fletcher. The notice also mentions era quotes about paper pulp supply and a local health tonic advert.
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