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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter lists carrier delivered monthly rates with terms of subscription. Publisher and editors credited. printing company named.
The article argues that Seth Low’s mayoralty in New York City will test whether municipal affairs can be run independently of political organizations. It notes Low’s Republican alignment and anti Tammany stance, praising his experience and potential to reform city governance along independent lines.
The Hercules Bowling club of Cleveland seeks a nonleague game with any Elyria team at local alleys on January 18. Members are amateurs average age 21. Interested teams should contact A. F. DeGarmo at 28 Euclid Avenues, Cleveland.
Pittsfield reports visitors from Iowa Michigan and Ohio over the past week. Imln and Clayton Pickworth returned from a ten day Columbias trip. Wm Guy of Labor Iowa stayed with the Gibbons family. Mrs Frankie Whitney visited Massilon. Frank Rawson of Vermontille called on old friends. A. Baird family visited Sullivan. A Congregational church union service drew many and continued through the week. Mr and Mrs Richard Gibbons hosted 50 guests on New Years Day for relatives from Iowa. Mr and Mrs Frank Root entertained friends including the Gay family. Miss Bertha Bails of Oberlin visited Nina Root. Mabel and Ada Beesling visited relatives in Amherst and Lorain with Will Himes and family.
M H Tillison was in New London on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M R B Sage spent Friday night in LaGrange. Mr Will Power purchased the Farnsworth farm. Mrs R Cleghorn was in New London Saturday. Mr Lee Chapin returned from Traveland Saturday. Evelyn Kelsay and Nettie Boice returned to school Sunday. Jay Bryan of Polk called at the Crossing Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fitts and Mr and Mrs Dirim were entertained at Cyrus Hawley’s in Huntington Wednesday evening. Mrs S Berry of Polk spent a few days at the Crossing again Lincoln. Mrs Keener will entertain the Ladies Aid society Thursday. Miss Agnes Welsh visited her sister Mrs Monshene at South Lorain last week. Mrs Schadden and daughter Anna visited Mrs John Eschfurth Sunday. Mr and Mrs N Westcott spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Heman Phipps in Elyria. Mrs Dana Caley visited Mrs Eschfurth Saturday afternoon. Mrs GC Boamer of Elyria is visiting her daughter Mrs George Boone. Henry Sinning is confined to the house with rheumatism. The twelfth annual farmer's institute will be held here Friday and Saturday January 17 and 18. J Al Dobie and L G Spencer are state speakers. Officers are Clara Goodwin president and F Lewis secretary. D D C For Sele Two horse tread power in good working order. Inquire Henry Plas one mile south of Carlisle Center or address Elyria O an.
Died on December 29 of pneumonia Mrs Jacob Moser aged 61 born in Switzerland 1840 came to the U S nine years ago She had eight children four at her side during her last illness Funeral was at the Congregational Church conducted by Rev Linde Mayer Bereaved family receives sympathy from all Local society notes and visits fill the week entries
Henrietta notes show Mr. Lewis Hiensath visiting Cleveland relatives last week. Births list the Dudley and Books families. LaDow and Aebersold families traveled from Clarksfield and visited relatives. Reform Church sewing society met.
Belden reports all township schools except the center district have resumed this week. An oyster supper at J. Mennell’s home on January 1 drew good crowds and positive feedback. Additional local notes mention residents W. H. Crittenden of Gratton dying, and others returning to Barberton work or attending family events in Columbus and Litchfield.
In Camden district two Rev. Mr. Cook preaches at the school house each Wednesday night. Local movements include Fred Bronson hiring Sherile Austin for summer work and Alma Waterman visiting from Qoberin. W. Betts, Will Whitney, and Mr. Holden traveled for errands, Hay bailers visited Bronson then Frank Hoetts, Shafer went to Elyria on business, Gilson and niece visited Michigan, Mrs. Brazil Gipson improves from illness, Indy Humber not expected to live long, Martie and George Freeman in Wellington on business, and Elda Vandoren from Cleveland visited her parents A. Powers and wife.
Rev Wynn returns from Mari on to assist in revival meetings. A Baptist rally is planned at Union on January 14 with ministers from across the state. Dinner for out of town visitors will be served in the basement dining room. Mrs Bayless and Mrs Bozzart are listed as sick. Mr Rose of Mahoning visits uncle H P Adams. P of H society moved to Henrietta Center expecting growth in membership. Disciple minister Mr Shaw preached at Union Church last Sunday. Stragegler.
Mrs Morarty visits Michigan for two months, Clinton Brazie and family from Cleveland stay with relatives, Frances Prindle from Elyria visits, Mrs Hopkins and family stay at LaGrange, Miss Rebekah McGuire ill with stomach trouble, Gibba family from Brunswick moving to Willoughby, Wallingtons from Spencer pass through to Lorain, Plan aunt ill, Reinders purchase Hart farm portion, Dimick family connections with Mr Jackson on river road.
Mr Will Chapin returned from Summit after visiting friends during the holidays. Mr J Peck and wife came back from Toledo where they visited Mr Peck's brother. The funeral of Mr John Newberry of the West Side was held last Sunday and the Grange conducted the cemetery services. Rev L R Herbst assisted in interval services at South Lorain. Born to Mr and Mrs Seymour Vargening a son on January , Hayes Whittlesay attended a social at Henrietta New Year's Eve.
Lake Breeze items list residents at recent events and visits. Leo Stiwald returned to Mich Wolcott Mitchell of Avon. Miss Myra Seymour saw A Runaway Match at the Verbeek theatre on New Year’s night. A Dem staff box party was noted. Lee Jaycox and family called on friends Saturday. Mrs GC Stiwald and Miss Myra Seymour attended The Land O Cotton at the Verbeck Saturday afternoon. Joseph Rothgery visiting his parents. Venus referenced.
Miss Lillie Tran and Mr Stil man Howard were married by Rev. Long at 7 PM New Year's Eve in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Tran Grafton. Relatives attended and a bountiful supper followed. The couple received fine presents and well wishes for the New Year.
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