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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1990
Page
5
Fragmented item notes a head on collision near a plant with two cars involved, front vestibules smashed, no injuries, traffic delay brief. Also advertises a Saturday auction at a Wellsville area farm with Holstein cows and a two year old Holstein bull, plus sheep consignments and farm equipment for sale.
The long vacant lot along the riverfront at Wourth Street Bridge known as the Field is being developed for next season. A gradual slope from River Street provides surface drainage on fine gravel soil. A new sanitary drainage system has been laid, with buried joints and sealed traps to prevent sewer gas from escaping through open traps or manholes.
Elyria clubs entertain at the hall with Ponteroy orchestra and refreshments. Patrols warn truants as police target idle youths. North Amherst electric line arrival excites merchants along West Broad. Elyria Telephone upgrades expand service. Cadiz notes praise wealth of banks. Weather dip chills and barometer shifts. Lorain steel works plans expand with two cranes and 300 coke ovens. Various community notices on prisons, churches, schools, and a moving picture event at First Congregational.
Charles H Hoyts latest play A Day and A Night to be shown next Thursday evening presents stage life from behind the curtain. Marble Hart a pious New Jersey youth visits New York in search of a choir for a village church and is drawn into metropolitan life during a supper party. The tale follows his experiences as the manager and a retired naval officer seek to reform him, revealing his true nature beneath the mask.
Elyria column reports visits by Cleveland resident Helen Murray and Mrs Searles, births and engagements, new depot plans by Lake Shore co, and local social events. It notes a new furnace at Second Congregational church and a trolley party on the new electric line, plus business and wedding announcements in town.
An old advertisement notes 40¢ chocolates at 260 per ac offered by Parkside Dining Parlors. It references H. M. Andress claims of discounts and a business name change to Pomroy & Hawley. Hawley from Leroy, Ohio joins Pomroy & Hawley, highlighting a shift in agency ownership and local business ties.
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