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Miss Jennie Humphrey recovers from a serious illness while Mr Breck declines. Local notes report Doings across Amherst and Elyria with births deaths marriages and community events.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Stochford Visits San dusky and Church Social Notes
Mrs Stochford travels to San dusky while Mrs Hamlin hosts the M Society gathering this week. Ada Worthington nurses Mrs Myers who is ill with bronchial trouble. Rev H N Allen attended a Torrey meeting in Cleveland last week. The M E Sunday school held a contest with losers serving supper at F Hill s Ridge. Mrs Roy Smith entertained guests including Mrs T Biggs Mrs J Everard and Mrs J Lantsberry on Friday. A few friends visited Mrs Join Biggs on her 54th birthday and she remains largely immobile, lifted for movement for six years. Mr Brown brought her to a Sunday visit with Mrs Parks caring for her while daughter Fannie stays in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Allen
Torvey
Cleveland
M. E. Church
F. Hill
Roy Smith
T. Biggs
J. Everard
J Lantsberry
Brighton Debate Set for February in Maccabee Hall
A debate is planned in the Maccabee Hall next Friday evening February 1 on the topic Re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee ‘Hall
Winter weather threatens Huntington area
The Bliss and Brown trial before Esquire Clark was settled without a court appearance. Oliver Nalor of Spencer bought the Miner farm east of Center. Local youths attended the Hi Heary show, a K O T M hall box social cleared over 90 dollars, and a dance for Tom Smith's party last Thursday. A petition seeks Mr Adair for postmaster. Emma Haulk visited from La Grange. Berry of Polk reported in town. Sir Knights and Lady Maccabees hosted a surprise for Mr and Mrs Carl Roger, a new rocker given to Lady Roger, who moves to Wellington soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss and Brown
Esquire Clark
Oliver Nalor
Spencer
Miner
Center
K. O. T. M. Hall
Tom Smith
Adair
Emma Haulk
la Grange
H. A. Haulk’s
Berry
Polk
Sir Knights
Lady Maccabees
Carl Roger
Roger
Wellington
Ladies' Aid Basket Social At K O T M Hall
North Eaton reports a basket social held last Tuesday evening February 5 hosted by the Ladies' Aid and C EB stores. Farmers note good roads aiding market access as harvest continues and residents recount visits to Cleveland and local neighbors.
German Reformed Church Supper and Local Visits
The German Reformed Church hosted a supper at Mrs A H Baumans last Thursday evening. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Peter Schafer of Huron and Fred Aebi of Elyria visiting relatives in Henrietta. An Oberlin student presented stereoptical pictures at the church last Sunday evening. Miss Martha Bauman of Elyria is visiting her mother Mrs A E Bauman for two months. Miss Mary Aeti traveled to Elyria for work last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Bauman
Peter Schafer
Huron
Henrietta
Fred Aebi
Elyria
Oberlin
Martha Bauman
Uber
A. E. Bauman
Mary Aéti
Local Notes From Columbia And Nearby
Louis E Emmons visits friends in town Roy L Cliff of Sherwood Mich stays a few days Mrs H H Fitch died January 30 after a long illness Frank Nichols buys a new horse Grace Doyle improves Lucille Powell sprains ankle skating Lou Adams ill at Lakeside hospital nurse Chauncey Adams visits parents L J Sabin, W W Goodman fill ice houses Mrs Chas Martino visiting Berea George Adams has grippe Perry Reisinger ill L J Sabin visits uncle in Milberry O A surprise hosted John and Mrs Adams Baptisms held at Baptist church five immersed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Emmons
Roy L. Cliff
Sherwood
Mich
H. H. Fitch
Frank Nichols
Grace Doyle
Lucille Powell
Lou Adams
Lakeside H Hospital
Chauncey Adams
L. J. Sabin
Churchward
SN .Cole
W W. Goodman
Chas. Martino
Berea
George Adams
Lagrippe Perry Reisinger
Milberry
John Adams
the Baptist Church
Wise Emma Kuss celebrates 23rd birthday in Amherst
The 23d birthday of Wise Emma Kuss of Elyria was observed at the home of Mr and Mrs J S Vaughn in Amherst. A dainty supper was served and Miss Kuss received gifts including pieces of cut glass. Out of town guests included Emma and Hattie Kuss, Miss Mars, Adolph Meinke, and F M Kuss of Ehrig. Mr and Mrs H A Plato retired from a trip to Cambridge Springs. Miss Mary Tilburg visited Cleveland with Miss Bertena Miller. Charles Northeim of Norwalk visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Philip Strahl left for Kansas City to spend several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kuss
Elyria
J. S. Vaughn
Kuss
Mars
Emma
Hattie Kuss
Adolph Meinke
F M Kuss
Ehrig
H. A. Plato
Cambridge
Springs
Mary Tilburg
Cleveland
Bertena Miller
Charles Northeim
Norwalk
Philip Strahl
Kansas City
Local Social Notes From West Ridge and Nearby Areas
Mrs Miler spent the day with Mrs Fowl on Wednesday. Mrs E Gauder of Elyria visited relatives the Browns last week. A Fesler's people entertained Pember Hahn and Grills' people Saturday evening. Mrs Arthur Bailing of Lorain has returned home. The saw mill stopped for water then was piped and will start Thursday. Charles Versey visited Vermilion friends Sunday. Miss Alice Sutliff left her nurse post for health reasons and hopes to return soon. Today he is being cut from Miller quatre for the infirmary. Bverage weakening. Smith and daughter Edna of Wellington visited Mrs A H Versey Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Humphrey
Breck
John Saye
Ezra Knowles
Cleveland
Matt Minnick
Slaughter
Lorain
Antone Schmitz
Charles Beckwith
Toledo
B. E. Miller
Elyria
Fred Owens
Pesent
Zaida Tyrrell
Belle Bryant
Sir Knights
Lady Maccabees
Doris Falkner
Chas, Yeman
Miss Maude
George 5. Rathburn
Hattie D. Abel
Vermilion
Kaley
Walter Proudfoot
John Covepey
Torrey
A. L. Emmons
Josep Bleser
John Snyder
Wood
Wm. Wigert
Rice
Clara Smith
French Creek
John Alten
George Stowder
Frank Snyder
Nellie Maddock
George Auen
Virgil Burge
Verne Burge
Don Baird
A. Hardy
C. C. Miller
Newton Moore
Carlisle
May Fox
Oberlin
Nettie Wood
Kipton
Thelma Veta
Samuel
May Davidson
Davidson
John Carpenter
Clarksfield
Wm. Matcham
James Garrett
Ernest
Scott
Wm. Preston
Henry Morris
George Haliauer
Chicago
J. M. Bayber
Chicago Junction
John West
Columbus
Rogers
Wellington
Grace Lyons
Huntington
Hinnman
Roy Sheffield
Camden
Howard Sheffield
Henry Sanders
Buckingham
E. W. Pitts
Gladys Gill
Maude Howe
Sarah Carter
Youngstown
Melissa Gill
Glynn Norton
Arthur McRoberts, Jr
Charles Reynolds
South Lorain
Andrew Myers
Grant Campbell
Francis Barnard
Carl Barnard
Pearl Rose
Congregational Church
A. M. Sherburne
Orlando Stone
Milo Pease
A C. Hacke
Evangelist Torrey
Burt Bets
Penfield
Frank Meredith
Heli
George Hallauer
Strahl
Jesse Sanders
Inez Arndt
Juanita Gibson
South Amtherst
Sudney
Amherst
Barber
Cullom
Ansel Jenne
Alice Hearn
Elyria Hospital
Miss Hearn
Chas, Gow
del Keyser
C. H. Miller
George Garrick
Wabash Railway
Whiskeyville Road
A. Fesler
Pember
Hahn and Grills
Arthur Bailing
Charles Versey
Alice Sutliff
Millér
Smith
Edna
AH Versey
Bondholder files suit over Wabash stock transfer
A bondholder filed suit in New York asserting an illegal transfer of stock by Wabash. The complaint targets the recent $200,000,000 issue of four percent gold bonds and $16,300,000 preferred stock and $16,500,200 common stock, alleging the by-laws do not permit the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Read
New York
Nut
Asume
Rockefeller quits Augusta hotel over bashful golf crowds
John Rockefeller leaves the AugustaGa hotel citing bashfulness and constant pursuit by curious crowds at the golf links He has rented rooms across the river at a private home to avoid publicity while staying nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rockefeller
Augusta
Of Interest to Women CORRCT SKIRT FOR SKATING
A skating skirt design features four gores with inverted seams and pleats, a tailored brown covert suit, and a light jacket with tucked fronts and belt. Instructions include fabric yardages for a girl 6 to 12, with patterns available from May Manton No. 3379 for 10 cents plus a 2 cent stamp for postage.
Women who Don t Read Offer Cultural Snips and Ostrich Fashion
The piece critiques women who ignore newspapers beyond gossip and society notes while highlighting a shifted style. It notes a fashion trend toward ostrich feathers with broad flat muffs and collarettes, describing brown feather pieces and coordinating evening wear.
The Art of Dress and Dressmaking
An essay on how fashionable dress reflects personal taste and skill. It contrasts women who follow a modiste with those who express individuality through thoughtful selection and study of styles. It highlights the blouse dress for girls and describes fabrics, colors, and details like collars and sleeves.
Prevent Paralysis with Life Plant Uric Acid Cure
Advertisement warns paralysis results from uric acid clogging arteries and brain damage. It promotes Life Plant from Dr. I. J. Mizer and the Life Plant Co. offering free personal advice and a book titled Good Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Mizer
The
Life Plant Co
Canton
Yaw
Cantor
Cftc
Market prices and commodity notes from state reports
The list details dairy returns butter and prints per a3 39e for state and western markets, eggs at 27¢, poultry and turkeys prices, apples at 2.50 to 3.56, potatoes 30 to 50¢, onions 1.75 to 2 per cwt, squash Hubbard 30 to 35 per ton, dried beans and navy beans prices, wheat and corn on track rates, clover and alfalfa price ranges, wool and hides buying values, and miscellaneous supplies like bifurcated Kentucky bine grass and red top chaff with assorted per pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhp Navy
Lima
Kentucky
Ohio
Electro-gen Patent Medicine Ad Claims Cure All
An ad from The Electrogen Co promotes Electro-gen as a liquid tonic blood purifier made by electrical process. It claims cure of germ infection related diseases, improves digestion, and eliminates belching. Prices 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle with a 2.56 cent bottle offered free. asks readers to procure via druggists and send name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Electrogen Co
Fremont
Zady Drug Sters
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Ridgeville
Mrs. Stochford
San
Brighton
North Eaton
Ladies' Aid
C. EB. Sotieries
K. O T. M. Hall
C. W Longbow
George Cole
Charles Yost
Ford Hill
Cleveland & Southwestern
Charles Carrick
Sol. Mendlesohn
Be, Hance
R. Cowley
S. Crowell
M. C. Ross
Leslie McNelly
Ladies’ Aid Society
Columbia
West Ridge
Wabash
Rockefeller
Sankey and Moody
Sankey
Moody
Enoch Arden
Cattage
Tan
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