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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
3
The Empire style skirt in white Marquisette with embroidery trimming offers pliable fabrics and multiple finishing options suitable for many occasions. Cozy velvet and leather trimmed pillows showcase heraldic panels and illuminated designs, while guidance on social behaviors for women provides practical, nonjudgmental advice.
A new postal rule effective March 1, 1907 changes rates for leather and paper comic and souvenir cards. Leather cards with writing on will switch to one cent postage between postal union offices. If writing stays within the designated space, one cent stamps suffice. otherwise two cents apply. At local offices, cards were held for postage due when one cent stamps were used.
The W R C and allied orders plan a January installation and banquet. Members report baskets to indigent soldiers and widows at Christmas. Fraternal groups eye growing memberships, social events, and special-degree convocations in early January.
Efforts to organize a local Red Men tribe advance at a slow pace as holiday duties kept people from dedicating time. Backers expect March to see the new order launched with Lorain and Norwalk tribes aiding the start, as Eagles members hold many hopeful candidates.
An offer to enter real estate and fire insurance with no capital, promising $1500 to $5000 yearly. Ozman A. Tarbell & Co of South Bend Ind states they will help establish an office, secure sole agency rights, and qualify the agent to handle conveyancing, mortgages, and policies, with free particulars available.
Wilbur Reynold a seven year old deaf mute and blind boy from Lorain has been moved among state institutions with no lasting care. Lewis H Curl of the Children’s Home files mandamus against Superintendent Rorick of the Columbus imbecile asylum to compel admission and provide a permanent arrangement.
A rundown of Sunday services across local churches including First Congregational Lorain with morning worship Bible classes and an evening cantata The First Christmas performed with Pilgrim church Cleveland soloists named Mrs Taylor Mr Horn and Mr Jenkins A silver offering expected The United Presbyterian and Church of Christ Scientist also listed with service times and topics Grace Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal schedules noted with sermons and Sunday school plans
Rev N Lehmann pastor invites all to Sunday school and C E at 4 am and 6 pm German preaching at 10 am Walk as Children of Light and 7 pm Reception Day topic Everyone welcome Corner Lake avenues and Lodi streets Pastor J B Reese 875 West River street Morning message The Key to Knowledge and Certainty in Religion Evang service preceded by song and musical 7 to 7 15 pm
The Church of Christ at corner Second and Chapel streets will hear "The Fourth Wise Man" in the morning sermon and "God's Part in the Redemption of Humanity" in the evening. The choir will provide special music and several members plan to begin the Christian life in tomorrow's services. Everyone is invited.
Corner Middle avenue and Fourth streets hosts Masses led by Rev. J T Schofield. First mass at 7 p.m. Children’s mass at 9 a m. High mass at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 2 p.m.
St John s Lutheran on Broad Street near West Avenue under Pastor J A Schmidt at 616 Broad Street offers Sunday service at 9 30 am and catechetical instruction at 2 30 pm.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe reliable remedy to clear up the complexion cleanse the liver and tone the system. The pills are claimed to have a good reputation and to be recommended by all druggists with a dose or two sufficient.
A sprawling OCR fragment covers varied crises and personalities from estate values to political threats. Notable items include A J Cassac gi estate valued at 3 million, a Cleveland car crash injuring six, Missouri bachelor tax bill, and rail safety lawsuits. Reports on theater, crime, and international tensions follow with multiple named figures and places. The tone echoes a fast, mosaic world news roundup.
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