Social happenings at Foster and others parties
The evening parties feature Mr and Mrs Frank H Foster hosting young people in a decorated new home with electric lights and valentine motifs. Eleven tables of grand prize and consolation prizes are noted, plus card and sleighing events, amid gatherings of the Ninety Five and New Century clubs and several concerts and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Foster
Anni
Valentine
Hammette Pomroy
Arthur Lersoh
Orehore
Bert Saunders
Saunders
Waiter Maunders
Fite Sembrich
Spencer Ke Orit
Reefy
Rollin’ Reefy
Borrows
Harrington
John Maxon
Gratton
Patrick
F. H. Foster
Seward Henson
Cardls
Ninety-Five Club
Henson
Bessie Marbach
Jacob Murbach
Cary Club
RB. B. Cary
J. T. Brooks
J. H. Leonard
Wellington Couple Keeps Marriage Secret for a Year
Mr and Mrs Har ley M Horr of Wellington quietly wed May 6 after obtaining a license April 20 1900 The Episcopal rector at Medina officiated The couple and their families are well regarded and the news leaked after a year of secrecy amid local gossip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Harley M. Horr
Horr
Man Pleads Guilty in Shoe as Weapon Assault
Joe Weldon of Coonville was fined ten dollars and sentenced to fifteen days in jail by Justice Lawrence on Friday for assault. Complainant Mrs. Morilary Coleman alleged Weldon attacked her with his shoe, leaving visible injuries. Weldon initially sought a continuance but, unable to post bail, changed his plea to guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wedon
Coonville
Coats
Tnetice Lawrence
Morilary Coleman
Weldon
Witneya
National Bank of Ely Tin Featured in Finance Journal
The Cleveland journal Finance profiles the National Bank of Ely Tin with a cashier portrait BEIames. The bank dates back over 50 years and holds state bank notes dating to 1847. Finance also includes a cut of the new National Bank at Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance
Cleveland Financial Journal
National Bank of
Local notes and social news from Grafton area
Grafton news notes visits by H C Weinle and locals from Chestnut Ridge and LaPorte. Rev Bryenton to preach on The Devil's Drog. quarterly conference at Importe M E church. Miss Inia Cragin detained by grip. Sleigh party to Elyvia Woruesday. two Timlians hurt in a shooting, one hospitalized. Memorial for James Moore of Grafton High. Valentine social at Weinle’s Friday. W J Gibson improving. visitors Mrs Hawley and Frank Gibson. Laura Hertzler guest of Mrs Metzger. Possible electric road and franchise granted. sleighing parties ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Weinle
Hlyria
Hill
Chestnut Ridge
Pitkin
LaPorte
Bryenton
M. E
Kembls
Inia Cragin
Martin
Elyvia
W. Lincoln’s
Fle
Clevelanda
Greatton
Laura Hertzler
Burlington
Metzger
Winifred Hawkes and Pearl Danham wed in Oberlin
Wedding held Tuesday evening February 22 at Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Woits home Oberlin. Winifred Hawkes married Pearl LaRoy Danham in a ceremony by Rev. Dr Braishaay before about twenty five relatives. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 73 South Pleasant Street Oberlin after their return. The article notes out of town relatives and details of the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Woits
Oberlin
Winifred Hawkes
Pearl LaRoy Danham
Dr Braishaay
Lillian Smith
John Preston
Sian
Cleveland
Ravenna
Wellington
Norwalk
Dunham
Smd
South Pleasant Street
Overlin
Elyria Literary Society Debates Government Rail Ownership
The first regular program in Epworth League rooms drew a good audience as J. Burk debated government ownership of railroads in Hamlin and Sininger’s absence. Judges named the affirmative winner by two to one. entertainment included a Monroe-like remark by Edith Craddock, a Babel Phipps and Wilford duet, and a Mason essay. Next week Charles Lord and J L Wicker back Mrs Nation, while H O Wilcox and EB Brand oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Literary Society
Epworth League Rooms
J. ¥. Burk
L. D. Hamlin
A. W. Sininger
Edith Craddock
Babel Phipps
Fragmented quips and quibbles in 19th century gossip
A collage of humorous lines and misread headlines from several papers. Jokes on marriage, manners, and money market mix with spoof quotes and comic misreadings. The excerpt sketches public mood through witty snippets and caricatures without a single cohesive thread.
Agreement to Preserve Africa's Wildlife as Game Preserve
A 18 year convention by Britain, Germany, Spain, Belgium, France, Italy, and Portugal creates a vast Africa game preserve. It restricts hunting of elephants, rhinos, hippos, gazelles, and more while protecting young and certain species. Limited harvesting allowed for some big predators and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
London
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
Belgium
France
Italy
Portugal
Ailantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Faithful Blyrin WMU member Catharine Boynton dies
The Women’s Home Missionary society of the Blyrin Methodist church mourns the death of Catharine Boynton a long trusted member. The resolution expresses sorrow for her loss and sympathy to Henry Andress and family noting her saintly life and faith in heaven. Signed by committees of the W H M S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine
Boynton
Women's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church of
W. ©. Endly
Judson Starr
A Gregg
Athless Wife and Marital Divorces in North Amherst
Judge Nye Tuasilay grants two divorces. Charles Schonp of North Amherst is divorced from Lilly Schonp for willful absinence. Also Lambert Jankine of Gertni is divorced from Met tie Jenkins for gross conduct. The column recalls a past scandal at a North Amherst church and includes brief anecdotes about amber studies and Mammoth Cave saltpeter debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye Tuasilay
Charles Schonp
North Amherst
Lilly Schonp
Seemriil
Yorta Aga
Very Har ing Man and a New Deal of Charity
Folkloric phrases from Sussex England describe a man with exaggerated desires to acquire and retain wealth. A Western congressman famed for generosity vows to limit gifts to $1,000 monthly, only to admit over time that helping a friend with $10,000 last month would have exceeded the cap. Red hair and eccentric quips accompany the scene as a playful yarn of frugality and fond giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Sussex
Hingland
Ion
Local Elyria News Roundup Strands In Oddities And Illnesses
A stream of brief notes from Elyria area mentions residents like Mass Lona Mammal sick in West River street, Jules Barg ill on West Bridge street, and Miss Marion Prentiss well after six weeks. Others visit Cleveland, Fremont, or Naples, while the All Stars beat Oberlin in bowling and county buildings at Avon face a mob dispute over land titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Cleveland
Norwalls
West River Street
Giobel
Fremont
Clarence Rosenerius
Elyria
Lt. Sweet
George Rawson
Dover
Jules Barg
West Bridge Street
EB. Williams
Ashville
N.C
Charles Ely
C.y
Cleveland
Claus
B. F. Morfoot
Marion Prentiss
Maine
Messers. P
Boynton
Mauter
E. Bareh
A. L. Barry
St. Lowis
Mas
W. Dunfium
Middle Avenue
Willian Wooster
Katherine Sanford
Pittsburg
Ed Rose
EB. Cuddebach
Vermillion
Max
EH. Cuddebach
Sr. Maller
West Avenue
New York
Frank Seward
Toledo
Tom Young
North
Antherst
Avon
L. A. Levercoal
Toe Vermillion River
Carter
Elmer Rice
Nicolo Centraccio
Grafton
Bevans
Broad Street
Fred Allen
Virgil P. Kline
Elyine
Aa Mies Ellwood
Toronto
Canada
George Worthington
Common Fleas Court Case Over $32.85 for Labor on Elyria Residence
John C. Hawsins filed a suit against Florence Lewig and David Nerws for 32.85 allegedly owed for labor on a residence on West Third Street in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hawsins
Florence Lewig
David Nerws
Eh C
Fo Gouvet
Ibor
West Third Street
Elyria
Rescue After Near Freezing Sleigh Ride
Justice Lawrener and a party of sleigh riders faced near freezing conditions Thursday evening. Companions provided songs and blankets until circulation returned. he now vows to sleigh ride only in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Lawrener
Worthy St Margaret's Guild Formed For Elyrias Poor
A society named St Margaret's Guild organizes with sewing for the poor of Elyrias. Members may contact Mass Mabel Simonds president or Miss Gertrude Slingerlund secretary. A dress donated at the minstrels drawing goes to Charles Star of East Fourth Street. a gold item remains to be raffled tonight to gallery ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Guild
Elyrias
Mass Mabel Simonds
Gertrude Slingerlund
Charles Star
East Fourth Street
Galery
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Pioneer Bank
Grafton News
Danham Texts
Wexico
Chapala Beloypine
Toig
Chicago Chronicle
Peking
Simmer
Dad
St. Louis
Chicago Daily News
Philadelphia
Simon
Miles
Gies
Giles
New Zealand
Science
Chicago Daily Ore
The
Percock
Kwally
Vuck
Gertie
Fugland
Bertie
Tie
Sloper
Jono
John
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Record
Sirs
Indianapolis Press
Dunileigh
Tess
Jack
Philadelphia Press
Stackpole
Josh Gunn
Athless Wife
Common Pleas
Lowestoft
English
Streatham
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
United States
Journal of Geology
W. H. Hess
Nomsense
Knowsit
Wonder
N. X
World
Enacetany
Fred Smith Hae
Prinaville
Misa Burr
Sundaay
Bease Haines
George H. Kylehive
Green Springs
Jol Blannery
Todi Street
Salida
Col
Ward
James IF. Flower
Thomasville
Georgia
Flora M. Ward
Kitty Burgher
H. B. Hindling
Birria
W. H. Ruth
Ira Sturtevant
Lina
Om Mastayenue
Webb City
Payne
Fred Payne
Gloveland
Frank Foster
G. W. LeMaster
Louis Barres
Migria
Sharp
Lorain
Miuyor
Mouglay
John Joelle
West Side
Pat Hastings
Reely
Elryio
Wlyvin
Opera House
E. S. Jackson
Kansas City
George Dean
J. Cristy
Dean
Hlyria Opera House
L. & Thayer
Gates Avenue
Charles Reynolds
Bellevue
St. Mary’s
Sam Hollis
Edna Allen
Carrin Sherwood
Alice Bronson
Percy Boynton
Hawley
Wooster Experiment Station
Ohio
Wooster
Elyria Opera House
Common Fleas Court
Nish
Elyria Gas
Chrstian Brown
Lealom
Abdad
Kore
Lonitn
Rapfe
Brown
Jans
N. Carrie Ross
Binary Council
A. Water Works
Stevens
Lersel Boynton
Hsel
Lor
Fortat
Sid
East Seventh St
Mary King
Eient
BR. Root
M.r. Beehe
Fred-Root
Eid Jashye King
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