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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1907

Page

8

New Theology movement shocks England with Campbell's doctrine

Lonon February 27 England is agog over the New Theology the beliefs of Rev R J Campbell pastor of the City temple London a leading nonconformist. Core tenets assert the divinity of man the unity of God and humanity Jesus as exemplar and immortality of the soul through universal consciousness with inward religious authority. The New Theology League claims over 50 Congregational ministers.

Lonon England R. J. Campbell Femple London God Man Jesus Teology New Theology League Campbell Europe

Police Note That Billings Didn’t Lose Money

Police report Frank Billings of LaGrange claimed his pockets were picked in the Andwur bar room on Tuesday afternoon. They suspect he actually lost the money through a hole in his overcoat above the pocket after placing it there. The suspected thief was searched but nothing was found on him.

Frank Billings LaGrange Andwur

Birmingham Teacher Plead Under Arrest

Clayton F Walton a Birmingham school teacher was arrested on a warrant sworn by Mrs Fannie Everett agent of the humane Soviets charged with blacking the eyes and lacerating the face of Roy Sanders 15 a pupil Walton waived examination and was bound over to the probate court in 140 He said an ef cry is being made to force his resignation and to injure him as a teacher. Mrs Latteman and Frei Berg were quietly married at the bride home last Wednesday afternoon. They will live in Oberlin. Mrs Ott will live in Henriet ta. Ill with the grip Mr Bauman and Mr Godfred are ill. A revival meeting drew a large crowd in Oberlin. Miss Ida Bauman visited her mother.

Clayton F. Walton Birmingham Fannie Everett The Humane Soviets Roy Sanders Walton Martha Latteman J. A. Latteman Frei Berg North Russia Marietta Oberlin Frieda Gerber George Ott Carling Ott Henrietta John Bauman Godfred Tabernacle Ida Bauman Elyria A .B. Bauman

For Sale West Side Room House with Utilities

For sale a front room house on the West Side with city water gas and close to factories. Small down payment and ten dollars per month at 6 percent interest. Inquire C A Cox Real Estate 335 Broad St.

C. A. Cox Broad St

Garden of Eden located in Mississippi claim by Kansas scientist

Jackson Miss Feb 27 A Kansas scientist Professor Clinton McMickle asserts the Garden of Eden was in Yazoo county Mississippi and plans excavations on W A Henry farm seven miles south of Yazoo City to unearth ruins of a golden temple. Governor Vardaman could not supply a map and referred to Major Lamar Fontaine who has endorsed McMickle theory.

Jackson, Miss Yazoo County Clinton McMickle Kansas W. A. Henry Yazoo City McMickle Garden of Eden Henry Farm Vardaman Delta Lamar Fontaine Lyons Mass McMckile

Engineers Form a New Club

Civil engineers of the county met at the county surveyor’s office Tuesday evening to form a civil engineers club. M. Theobald was named temporary president and T. L. Gibson temporary secretary. The group plans membership for all civil engineers in the community and may later include electrical and mechanical engineers. A committee including G. A. LaGron of Elyria, F. B. Nichols of Lorain, and T. L. Gibson of Oberlin was appointed to draft a permanent plan and report in two weeks.

Civil Engineers M. Theobald T. L. Gibson Civil Engineers’ Club Commun Electrical and Mechanical Engineers G. A. LaGron Elyria B. Nichols Lorain Oberlin

Reforming Husbands Plan to Parole for Reform at Maxwell Street

Judge Cleland and a volunteer committee of Chicago businessmen implement a parole based reform for habitual offenders among Maxwell Street husbands. Arrested, fined with suspended punishment, paroled men receive weekly home visits and biweekly court reports aimed at turning them into dependable husbands. a few failures return to jail. The program, praised as a sound business venture, is expanding to other Chicago areas and touted as a national model for reforming spouses.

Jewelry repair services advertised by R. I. Hill

See R. I. Hill for all kinds of fine jewelry repair work. All orders promptly filled.

R. I. Hill

Rays' Mixture Cures All Druggists Patent Remedy

An old advertisement notes Rays' Mixture as a cure all sold at one dollar through druggists nationwide. The copy emphasizes universal applicability and availability in stores.

Peterson Peterson Bros. Buffalo

Freeman seeks injunction to stop timber cutting at La Grange

Jane Freeman obtained a court injunction in La Grange to prevent John E. King from cutting and selling valuable timber on her late husband’s property while a civil suit proceeds. She alleges King influenced the elder man to deed land to him while frail and aged, promising care, with fraudulent intent, and after the man’s death King refused the promised home.

Jane Freeman Court of Common Pleas John E. King la Grange King

Notice of Public Auction of Ship Company Assets

Court ordered public sale of all assets of a ship company by The Reporter Printing Company at Elyria Ohio on March Sth 1807 at 10 am. Two parcels: linotypes valued at 5900 and balance valued at 3996 with minimums 4500 and two thirds of appraised value. Sale subject to court confirmation and bid rejection rights. George E Hill Receiver. Elyria Ohio. February 27 1907.

Ofice Reporter Printing Compens Elyria Ohio George E. Hill Elyria, O

Local Merchant Announces Temporary Retirement and Sale

Charles R. Flower declares he will exit business and sell off goods promptly at his old site. He asks debtors to settle accounts. A separate note mentions A. L. Frost praising Rocky Mountain Tea as it allegedly improves mood.

Charles R. Flower

Exceptional citrus and baked goods at right price

An exceptionally nice lot of oranges tangerines and grapefruit just received. Navel oranges are at their best and priced right. All our trackers and cakes are fresh. No old goods on hand. Try them and be convinced.

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