Pretty wedding of Miss Bessie Crowther and Carl H. Smith
A lavish ceremony took place yesterday afternoon at 4 in the Hotel Andwur parlors with Rev. Geo. W. Jahnson officiating. The bridal party included Miss Nina Vance, Mr. Jax Paisler, and ribbon-bearers Martha Reader, Bassie Reader, Joseph Crowther, Frank McGarvey. After a wedding supper the couple planned a Steubenville home on February 18 and a East Coast trip. Guests from Elyria Knoxville Cleveland and Lorain attended the event and many gifts arrived. Earlier, the Elks held a lively social dance at the hall with Costello’s orchestra and a large luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie, Crowther
Carl H. Smith
Steubenville
Lohengrin
Nina Vance
Jax Paisler
Martha and
Bassie Reader
Joseph Crowther
Frank McGarvey
Lotta Dixon
Cleveland
Geo. W W. Jahnson
First Baptist Church
C. E. Crowther
Isaac Hall
Elyria
John Smith
Nellie Smith
Knoxville
Flora Adams
Edith Holmes
Lotta Dison
Literary Club Meeting Sees Papers on Boston Bartfard and More
The 1905 Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Greer’s home on 14th Street. Twenty members attended. The program included a piano solo and papers by Mrs Hattie on Boston, Mrs Cor Taylor on Bartfard, Mrs Franci Frends on New York, Mrs Bila Boughton on Concord, Mrs Roy Smith on Augusta Maine, and Mrs Minnie Chapman on Native Birds. Former member Mrs Ed Aldrich attended and read about Grand Rapids Michigan, where she now resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
14Th Street
Hattie A
Boston
Cor Taylor
Bartfard
Franci Frends
New York
Bila Boughton
Concord
Roy Smith
Augusta
Maine
Minnie Chapman
Native Birds
Clarence Little
Ed. Aldrich
Grand Rapids. Mich
Mrs Oscar Haserodt Hosts Card Club
Mrs. Oscar Haserodt entertained the Wednesday Evening Card Club at her home Tuesday evening. Twenty members attended. Six games of 500 were played with Miss Sulia Schnuerer and H. B. Daniels winning first prizes. Next meeting set for January 23 at Mrs. Clyde Bair’s home on George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haserodt
Sulia Schnuerer
H. B. Daniels
Clyde Bair
George Street
Jolly Twelve Birthday Club Observed Celebration
The Jolly Twelve Birthday Club was entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. BE Joslin's Third Street home. A 6 o'clock dinner honored the hostess, followed by husband participation, progressive games, and lively festivities into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve
BE. Joslin
Grace Sanders Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Grace Sanders of Chestnut street marked her sixth birthday with a party for friends on Chestnut street. The afternoon featured games and plenty of fun as the children enjoyed the celebration together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sanders
Chestnut Street
Card Club Session Sees Eight Games Played
Mrs B. Rawson entertained the Wednesday afternoon card club at her home, hosting eight games in a lively session with neighbors and fellow enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afternoon Card Club
B. Rawson
Hoo Bien
Maude Kirk Entertains Friends Before Chicago Trip
Mrs Maude Kirk of Blaine street entertained a few friends yesterday afternoon before leaving for Chicago. Ten games were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs J Wendt and Mrs Peaboy. Refreshments were served.
Dentists Elect New Officers in Lorain County
The Lorain County Dental Society met at the Hotel Andwur with officers elected. Ewald of Lorain was named president, Husted of Oberlin vice president, Henkle of Elyria secretary and treasurer. Burrel of Elsria presented a paper on hereditary influence on pathology, prompting a discussion led by Kiplinger Los Tain Houck Wellington Fevard Etsima. The group planned monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wooster Girl Leg Amputated
Pittsboro reporting that Miss Sarah Corbett of Wooster is an Allegheny General Hospital patient whose leg was amputated after injuries sustained in a basketball game earlier in the season. Authorities have provided little detail, and her condition improved after a critical period following admission on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Sarah Corbett
Allegheny General Hospital
Wooster
Corsica
Market of Iron and Steel Shows Slower Buying Pace
Well defined indications of a softening market emerge as buyers pull back after months of strong demand. Buyers had placed large orders in advance and now see no need to extend obligations. No alarming changes observed, just a pause in procurement.
Night work ban on under sixteen tele phones operators outlined
Acting on state guidance workshop inspectors forbid employing any girl under 16 as a telephone operator after 6 PM. Old's and other shops must adjust to new shift rules. Elyria exchanges are exempt as night workers already meet age requirements.
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Elyria
Big Summer Resort 15 Planned Near Oak Point
The Imperial Beach Company, backed by Cleveland capital, plans a large summer resort a mile and a half west of Oak Point. Eighteen acres with lake frontage will be divided into 30 by 35 foot lots priced around 200 to 400 dollars each. A modern pavilion, boat house, bath house, two avenues, and cottages will be built to attract seasonal residents and visitors.
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Oak Point
Imperial Beach Company
Cleveland Capital
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Lake Shore Electric
Nickel Plate
Canada skating war will affect American mien
Montreal Jan 19 There is no skating war in Canada that will greatly affect American skating interests. The Canadian Amateur Athletic union warns US skating bodies not to send men to this year's championships in Montreal. The Canadian body has withdrawn from the union and threatens to professionalize competitors. The skating association led by the governor general denies any connection with the ban.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
Thekating Association
Governor General
Police in Scranton Put Under Martial Law
Scranton, Pa begins martial law after typhoid reports show sixteen new cases. Police instructed to arrest anyone defying bureau of health orders even relatives. Warrants issued for twenty one property owners in West Scranton, with hundreds more expected. Total cases rise to 1,049.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bureau of Health
Cassie Chadwick Portrait Shows Aged Appearance
A photo from Ohio Penitentiary last week reveals Cassie Chadwick markedly aged and careworn during her short prison stay. Once seen in Cleveland driving automobiles and borrowing large sums, she now appears broken in body and spirit, a dramatic fall from her prior grandeur. Preinventory Jardinier Sale advertised with big reductions. Mrs. Austin's Pancakes touted by grocers.
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Cassie Chadwick
Ohiio
Cleveland
Build a Cheap House with Smart Plans and Modern Wiring
William A Radford offers readers free advice on building affordable homes. He urges planning elevation and floor plans before construction, installing heating, gas, electric wiring, and plumbing to allow later improvements. Emphasizes careful doorway and window sizing, proper chimneys, and safe pipe work. notes lead pipes only for waste water.
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Wiliam A. Radford
William A. Redford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Pease
Cheap house plan with modern conveniences note
The article outlines a modest one story house design on cedar posts with a round wooden rainwater tank, kitchen sink and bathroom layout, and a short chimney plan. It emphasizes cost, light and ventilation, two bedrooms with alcoves, and a projected total cost around $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Aing
Judge Sharp Hears Long Distance Appeal in Maryland Case
Judge Sharp of the Maryland Court of Appeals, visiting New York, held a hearing via long distance telephone between New York and Baltimore. The case concerns Baltimore's city solicitor and the Canton company over Canton Park's ownership. He reserved decision until Saturday after arguments by the city solicitor and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sharp
Maryland Court of Appeals
Waldorf-Astoria
Baltimore
Qeror
Canton Company
Canton Park
Court of Appeals
Spruce
Ritchie
Goldsmith
Superior Court of Maryland
Alliance Moves to Oust Miracle Worker at Cedar Avenue Church
The Cedar Avenue Friends Church in Alliance forms a committee to investigate Rev. Levi R. Lupton and his claimed gift of tongues and faith healing. Dozens report speaking in unknown languages during late services as the committee considers ousting the miracle workers amid tensions between traditional members and the new manifestations.
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Alliance
Cedar Avenue Friends’ Church
Levi R. Lupton
Nme
Janewave
Miracle Workers
Council and Company at War in Castalia Franchiserow
County commissioners and Lake Shore Electric Railway Co deadlocked over renewing a street franchise in Castalia. Original grant to J. C Parker expires in February, necessitating a new franchise for the railroad to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Castalia
J. C Parker
B. O. Rail Line Sells Cheap Sunday Excursions
The B O railroad advertises inexpensive Sunday trips to Massillon and C h richsville for one dollar each and to Bridgeport Wheeling for about one dollar seventy five as part of a regional excursion sale.
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Massillon
Chrichsville
Bridgeport
Wheeling
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