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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
4
Two men attempted to enter C. R. Herrick’s house in Wellington on North Main at about 10 PM. Jesse Herrick, 17, fired a revolver at the dining room door after the thieves entered the kitchen, and the intruders retreated unharmed.
The funeral for Mrs. Artress was conducted yesterday afternoon at her daughter's home on Cleveland Street by Rev. Sula of the Church of Christ. Interment followed at Ridgelawn. Mary Ann Johnson Artress, born July 6, 1818 in North Leigh England, married William Artress October 12 1838 and raised fourteen children. She moved to America in 1869, living in Amherst Grafton and Elyria, and joined the Church of Christ twenty years ago. She died aged over ninety and a half after long illness, survived by three sons three daughters, twenty one grandchildren and twenty four great grandchildren.
South Lorain meeting plans a Wednesday evening reception for National Tube Company employees at the YMCA. Eddy is named chairman of the men’s committee and Mrs C Chapin chairs the ladies committee. The city chemist reports gas quality remains strong though supply worries persist amid cold weather.
A chaotic piano sale advertises drastic discounts on new and used pianos at 138 to 450 dollars with payments and small down payments. The notice touts high grade makes and old instruments, urging quick purchases as stock is limited and store hours include evenings. Many models list reduced prices and terms.
An old newspaper fragment advertises reduced Mardi Gras travel tickets to New Orleans via the Lake Shore by wilknell, with purchase through ticket agents or A. J. Smith, GB. & T. A., Cleveland. It also markets Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, claiming stomach and bowels regulation and throat relief, with druggist H. A. Dykeman.
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