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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1906
Page
5
A young man lost control of his car on a turn, ran into an embankment, and was thrown from the vehicle. He was rushed to the hospital unconscious with head and hand injuries. After treatment, the doctor noted a lucid interval when asked what he wanted, replying for gasoline and a club cigar. The piece closes with a promotion for Club cigars at the Smoke House.
Poor Jones records announce a Linde concert at M E Church scheduled for 3 p m on February 21 General admission is 25 cents.
Chas Wright visited Lorain on business while Cr Laughry and Dr Young from Lorain were in town. F M Whiteman traveled to Cleveland on business and R I Hill attended the Cleveland auto show. Mrs Thomas Seward, injured last Sunday, is reported improving. Mr and Mrs Joe Stockford of La Porte host relatives. Mrs Emily Fields from Oberlin visits her brother H P Chapman. A traveler presented Jones with a fine engraved vase this morning. Supper at First Congregational church on Wednesday at 6 45 P M for 16 cents. A Davidson of Bowling Green visits the Miller home on Cleveland street.
A vintage ad lists lots of syrup and pure buckwheat flour, dried fruits including prunes evaporated apricots peaches and cherries, jams and jellies at five cents per glass, fresh eggs and fine dairy butter, all priced in bulk at 20c per pound or 10c items now 5¢.
Jack Reublin sells general admission tickets for an Mdm Rosa Linde concert with supper at Second Congregational Church on Wednesday evening. Prices are 25 cents for admission and 15 cents for supper. Mr and Mrs Churchward visited Mrs Clayton Humphrey of LaPorte on Sunday.
Local items report church events at M. 1B and EB churches scheduled for February 21 at 8 p m with general admission 26 cents. Notices cover minister conferences, a Baptist church gala, Odd Fellows work, a home missionary rally, probate administrator appointment for William L Heinrich estate, and related civic matters.
Mrs Avis Hamlin marked her 88th birthday on February 19 with a day of congratulations from many friends. Visitors called at her Fourth Street home to share a social hour, and she remains active enough to walk downtown and keep up with current events through daily newspapers including The Reporter.
The Baptist Young People's Union of Northern Ohio will hold an all day rally at Oliver Baptist church in Cleveland on February 22 starting at 10 30 a.m. and ending by 9 p.m. The program includes talks on Christian culture courses city mission work juniors culture and training in the Christian life with Rev George F Webb as speaker. Dinner and supper will be served free to out of town guests, and many from the group at this city expect to attend.
Oberlin reports the Citizens' National Bank collapse shows assets of 271 272 with 211 478 collected and stockholders paying 45 671. Losses 37 568 legal costs 421 and receivers' salary 5 913. Depositors receive 201 247 in dividends, 55 percent paid so far, with hopes for another dividend. Urbana girls form Anti Kissing and Hugging club at Urbana High School and protest by local boys follows.
Monday recordings show deeds from Rose Voytech to Vincine Karnik for Hogan's third addition Lorain $416. BH E Williams and Laurette Williams to Eliza G Johnson in Grafton $4000. Welshir and Welshir to Mathias Lehman Ridgeville parcels $1200. George G Facker to Mary Schmitperger Elyria lot $300. Rebecca Braithwaite et al to Geo W Jacobs Oberlin land $129.69. Owen Fardiman to Isaac Haas Lorain city land $1800. C F Salisbury sheriff to Geo W Jacobs Russia township $2050. Also an advertisement for Witch Hazel Salve by P C DeWitt & Co Chicago claiming relief for sores burns piles. sold by druggists.
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