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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1906

Page

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Telephone 60s of Elyria Oberlin plan merger of interests

Lorain county independent telephone firms plotted a coalition to block Belt interests and protect local lines. Oberlin and Elyria groups sought funding and expansion, with Oak Point routes and Lake Shore Electric ties shaping a likely Oberlin Lorain line. Farmers wary of routes and a possible steel plant at Beaver Creek hint at broader strategic moves beyond a simple streetcar project.

Lorain County Glyria Oberlin Telephone Oberlin Telephone Company Hlyria

Good Roads Convention Brings National Experts to Elyria

The National Good Roads Association will hold a three session convention at the Elyria theatre in Elyria city. Local and county delegates will attend as officials, engineers and speakers outline permanent street and road improvements for Lorain County. The schedule includes morning and afternoon programs with lectures on state highway attitudes legislation and world roads. Several dignitaries and officials will participate. TRY OUR WANT COLUMN.

Fridday National Good Roads Association Elyria Theatre Arthur Giles la Porte Cleveland Elyria Lorain County Nye W. J. Cadmus Clayton Chapman Loraine County E. G. Johnson Samuel Houston T. P. Rixey N. G Si2yeet Capt. W. Bradburn Y. J. King Lorain Nash Huckins Oberlin J. T. Haskell Wellington H. G Redington North Amherst H. Patterson Hon Gee, H. Chamberlain

Yellow Line May Enter Oberlin

Developments in recent hours show Lake Shore Electric seeking an Oberlin entry to compete with the Green Line for Cleveland-bound passenger traffic. A North Amherst meeting gathered Oberlin officials and Lorain interest to secure farm right of way while farmers along the North Amherst to lake shore route voiced enthusiasm for the electric railway.

Lorain Oak Point Lake Shore Electric Ereen Line Ober Up & Lorain Company Oberlin Oberlin & Lorain Line Green Line Trafic Cleveland North Amherst Messrs. Skell and Summers C. S. Herrick Coga Worth Amherst Lake Shore

Poor Nero I Doomed to Die By Judge Hinman’s Dog

A Cleveland attorney reports Nero the Saint Bernard, owned by Judge Hinman, is to be shot by police at the judge's orders to end the dog's suffering. Nero had a long, storied past including theft of the dog Belden, and a bond forming with the judge. The doomed dog has long drawn county visitors to the courthouse.

Nero Slim- Man Bernard Judge Hins Comstock Cleveland Belden Vermillion Hera St Bernard Myrla Hinman

Yearlong board meeting names street commissioner

The board held a meeting last evening appointing John Houghton as street commissioner for Tan ary. Dan Baene also sought the post. Houghton had been acting in the role for months. Plans to shape the trunk sewer outlet on the East Side were approved. The Citizens Gray and Electric team is disputing a late-month water bill and the issue was referred to the superintendent. The brick sewer outlet on the West Side remains under discussion.

Board of Public Service John Houghton Tanary Dan Baene Houghton

Elected Officers at Second Congregational Church Meeting

The Second Congregational church held its annual business meeting electing Mrs G A Friday as president of the Woman's association with several vice presidents and secretaries named. Roles include treasurer work committee chair and home and foreign missionary societies. A meeting tonight will select a new pastor. The text adds a moral simile about greedy men likened to hungry pigs.

Second Congregational Church G. A. Friday Woman’s Association Buswell Frank Hange Sam Hind Rath Comittee J. H. Read Home Missionary Society Wilford Foreign Missionary Society

Fingold to Wed Pauline Lampleener in Elyria

Joseph Fingold the well known iron merchant plans marriage to Misa Pauline Lampleener of Cleveland. The couple will wed soon and likely reside in Elyria. Fingold is a business associate of Solomon Mendleson.

Joseph Fingold Misa Pauline Lampleener Cleveland Elyria Mr. Fingold Solomon Mendleson

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