The Ladies Ald Society Meeting and Dinner Serves Good Causes
The Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors Wednesday at 2 pm with dinner from 5:30 pm. St John Lersch and Co donated underwear and nightgowns to employed girls at cost, while a week of prayer draws many attendees at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
Gladys Machin
Gloveland
Erich
Elyria
Penfoypnd
Pointand
West Side
Ladies Ald Society
Methodist Church
St John Lersch and Co
Officer Catches Suspect in Harrowing Yard Chase
A constable pursued three men linked to a year of burglaries targeting barns and granaries. Shots were fired as two suspects fled, while the third was chased inside a house and captured. Victims include Davis Turke and Starvey Barholt, with losses of corn, oats, wheat, pork, and other stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Turke
Starvey Barholt
Frank Honey
Wm. Pember
Lehman
Brickman
Pember
The Prince Chap Play Opens at Colonial Theatre Cleveland
Amusement notices the original three act play The Prince Chap at the Colonial Theatre in Cleveland opening Monday January 8 1906 for one week. Cyril Scott stars as the title role with a wholesome drama about a young man of high station who raises and cares for an orphaned child, delivering humor pathos and a hopeful ending. John D Rockefeller Jr attended the Broadway show recently underscoring the play’s broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Cleveland
New York City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jos Webber
Broadway Theatre
Cyril Scott
Marriage Licenses in Lorain Court Records
John Mikok, 21, machinist, and Anna Popink, 18, both of Lorain, obtain a marriage license. Jacob G. Sauer, 37, machinist, and Nora Atson, 42, housekeeper, both of Lorain, also listed for marriage license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mikok
Anna Popink
Lorain
Jacob G. Sauer
Mra
Nora Atson
Lorain County Warmers Institute Session in Pittsfield
The Lorain County Warmers Institute held a session in Pittsfield over Monday and Tuesday with strong attendance and profitable lectures. Local residents and visitors were noted in travel and calls across nearby towns, including Cleveland and Oberlin. Several social updates follow, such as marriages, illnesses, and school attendances, culminating with a lost gold garnet at the Farmers Institute and a reward for its recovery.
North Eaton Social Notes and Local Deaths
Mrs Emma Ross is in hospital and doing well. The K O T M and L O T M were installed January 6 with refreshments by the ladies. Mrs Brokaw, longtime Eaton resident, died last week. Pioneers leave the scene of early toil. Born to Mr and Mrs Addison Crowell, December 28, a son named Charles Grills is slightly improved. Mrs L T Davis hosts her sister from the east this week. Mr and Mrs C W Longdon visited J E Ross in Loran last Thursday. Mr Giles repairing his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ross
L. 0. T. M. United
Brokaw
Eaton
Addison Crowell
Charles Grills
L. T. Davis
C. W. Longdon
J. £. Ross
Lorain
Giles
Saturday Night Lecture Echoes Crow Imitation
Mr Crow imitated him in a Saturday night lecture. A large crowd from Grafton traveled to Elyrl on Sunday to witness a hotel fire at Andwur. Mrs W A Spitver cares for her Lorain sister Mrs Herrick. Floyd Showalter secured a Steel Plat position. Monday brought a Nua meeting of the Congregation church with reports, retreatments, and a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Rochester Baptist Aid Society Meets At Coats Home
The Baptist Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs J R Coats on Thursday. Dinner will be served and a large attendance is desired. Miss Nellie Ringler spent a week with her aunt in Brighwan. Mes Stannard and daughter Etta visited friends here on Friday. Mr Walter McCrandall of Levine spent a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs McAtee is very ill at her daughter Mrs Doll Rolf’s home. The friends of Mr Geo Plutip will now lay behind the counter at D B Swift’s store. John Austin has moved to the former Lewis Wheeler place and is hired to Mr Jas Murray, who owns it. Miss Belle Minard returned to Wellington after a two week visit with Mrs G M Garrisons. Mrs Ednn Dunham of Lorain is spending a few days in town. Miss Ethel Taylor has returned to school in Brownholm. Miss Lille Barnes lies ill from typhoid fever contracted while nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bears
East River Street
Mable Bishop
Grant Street
Apent
Gibson
Oberlin
H. McNeal
Fifth Street
Jalia Riley
Brownhelm Station
Mildred Hill
Haton
William Hill
Seventh Street
W. B. Weed
Lake Avenue
Axime
Louis Sipple
the Biggs and Everhard Co
R. R. Renoard
West Side
Ila
Lorain County
Charalie Davis
Fred Edtsands
Ied West
Carlos Avery
Phe Uttle
Zoul
Geo. Arnold
Sheldon
Vermillion
Croster
Misa Edythe Broven
Leslie Preston
Wellington
Bert
Cleveland
Julia Caley
Nettie White
Elyria
Tod
Gibbins
Walter Dale
LaGrange Apent
George
Helen Caley
Frank Carey
Schofield
Wlliam Mills
Frank Eaot
S. B. Rawson
Mary Metcalf
James Kellogg
Conneaut
Kneale
Erastus Campbell
Farmers’ Institute
Mes Stannard
Etta
Welington
Walter McCrandall
Levine
Mrs. McAtee
Mra. Doll Rolf
Geo
Plutip
D. B. Swift
John Austin
Farma
Lewis Wheeler Place
Jas. Murray
Belle Minard
G. M
Brownholm
Lille Barnes
Lodi
Andwur
J. Mennells
A. Mennell
Fred Kinneet
Landin
Nellie Turner
Jennie Marey Starner
Marion
Ohio
Abb
Bowman
White Farm
Mr. Galvin
Alma McCormick
Auction of lost bracelet and room for rent
A garbled column notes a lost bracelet with a reward offered. Also listed is a furnished room for rent at 716 East Avenue, suitable for a gentle man, with contact via the Reporter office. The date appears as 1-9-3t and references a Cenisa live event in an odd wartime column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Avenue
Cal
Elyria Fire Draws Townspeople to Andwur Hotel
Elyria saw a Sunday afternoon crowd gather to view a large fire at the Andwur hotel. Among attendees were J. Mennells and family A. Mennell and family Fred Kinneet Landin and others. Several residents returned home after visits and minor injuries were reported from local errands and handiwork.
Local notes from Grafton and neighbors
GRAFTON Mrs William Segar is recovering from a two weeks sickness. Mr Frank Higgie and Miss Smith of Wellington visited Mr and Mrs Wessell on Tuesday. Mr Hoffman of Cleveland visited his sister Mrs Dinskin on Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gardner on Tuesday Jan 2. Mrs Henry Weinle of Blyria spent Sunday with Grafton friends. Those who have heard Sam Jones say that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Segar
Frank Higgie
Miss Smith
Wellington
Wessell
Hoffman
Cleveland
Dinskin
Gardner
Henry Weinle
Blyria
Grafton
Sam Jones
For Sale Bargain Descriptions and Boarding Offer
A base burner and a kitchen range in good order for sale at a bargain. Enquire at 425 Earl Court. Desirable front room with all conveniences. 226 East Fourth Street. One or two ladies to board and room in a private family at 353 West Eighth Street City. 18-3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Court
East Fourth St
West Eighth Street
City
Wanted. A competent girl for general housework
Classified snippet shows multiple short notes: a request for a competent housemaid for Mrs. D. Lewis at 41 W Third Street. another for a competent girl at 804 Middle Avenue. a seeking of a stenographer with experience by G Reporter Office. a plea for copies of The Reporter from Elyria Ohio. and a wry line on marriage about a man who thinks his wife takes his resolutions seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lewis
Third - Street
Middle Avenue
New Limited Schedule for Cleveland & South Western Trains
The Cleveland and South Western Traction Co introduces a fast Limited service with plush three compartment cars. Trains depart Elyria from 8 40 a m to 6 40 p m to Public Square Cleveland and on to Oberlin and Norwalk at 9 40 a m 2 40 p m and 6 40 p m. Public Square Cleveland to Elyria departures run 8 30 10 30 a m 12 80 2 80 4 30 and 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & South Western Traction Co
Elyria
Cleveland
Oberlin
Norwalk
Cara
Public Square
Bradley Hibs New Stables In New York
E R Bradley has opened training stables on Avenue C near Sheepshead Bay track. A newly completed eighteen stall barn was built for the Western owner, fully up to date. Bradley horses will be housed here when they come past next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. R. Bradley
Avenue C
Sheepshead Bay
Bradley
Wiley Returns to Oberlin to Captain Baseball Team
Oberlin Ohio January 9 Captain Wiley of the Oberlin baseball team has returned to school after a fitness absence and declares he will be in top shape for spring. Two new pitchers have been discovered and Wiley's return boosts Oberlin's chances for a championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wiley
To Cure a Cold in Head Balm Drops Claim
An advertisement promises relief from a head cold by snuffing 10 drops of Brazilian Balm with a guarantee. The claim targets sufferers seeking quick nasal relief through a patent remedy.
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Thee Robinson the Big Corner Clothing Store
Mill and Broad Strets
Elyria, Ohio
Hancock Co
Loca News
Paul Smith
Qhere Up
Earl Heater
Bowlingreen
Henry Wick
D. K. Moore
Chicaza
T. Burrows
Detroit
T. T. Robinson
R. 1
T. C. Cherry
Galion
Herman Copas
Chase Street
R. R. Renourd
Annie Josephine O'Donnell
William T. Wilder
Mose Wilder
Daisy Wilder
Geo. Wilder
Shefeld
Lizzie Bsulivan
Mattie Stinel
Brownhelm
B. £. Warner
R. G. Davis
Broad Street
Republican Pty. Co
Second Street
Anna Saylor
Chas. Kutherrither
J. Coffinbury
Jack Reublin
Opera
Cornel Stock Co
Patches
Hollister
H. A. Dykeman
Rimrach & Frinay’s
Pittsfield
North Eaton
Rochester
Baptist Aid Society
J. R, Coats
Jay Jr
Nellie Ringler
Brighwan
Clolumn
Comforts
the Biggs & Everard Co
Eelden
P. H. Rogers
Ben
Addreae G
Reporter Ptg. € A
Sheffield Land & Improvement Co
BANK
Goa
Tenth Ave
Pearl $T
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