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20 Jan 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1903
Page
1
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Readable text lists carpet types including wool ingrain and cotton ingrain with pricing estimates of about 1.35 and 4. The fragment also mentions various misspelled terms and product names. No clear event or person is identified.
An ad fragment markets wall paper and curtain goods at marked prices. It references tiles and italic papers and lists prices around 1.00 to 1.50 per unit, though text is garbled. The item appears as a small classified notice in a historical newspaper page.
Early Monday morning a fire partially destroyed the home of Deter Parseh, West Ave and Ninth Street. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, caused extensive damage to woodwork and furniture valued at about 400 and 500 respectively, with insurance covering the loss. A basketball game at YALGA Saturday night featured Elytians versus the Hobos of South Lorain, a fast close contest won 18 to Me.
A collision near Beach Beach Gite left two trains nearly wrecked and one person injured. A head on impact at full speed caused extensive damage and a large financial loss reported in the local notice.
Miss Edna Aloo and Feed So Youd were united in marriage on Saturday night at the bride’s home. Both parties hail from Elyrin. Miss Ren works at the post office and is well known among friends. The couple, likely to settle in the city, plan a bright future.
The administrator of John Leach's estate reached a $200 settlement with American Stove Co. of Lorain for Leach's death on November 1. George Dyke, a brother of John Dyke, was found dead on his kitchen floor near Berjashwack after living in Blonn. cause reported as heart failure. Catherine Pullerton won a divorce from Claude Fallerton on grounds of neglect of duty. Gale and Worst obtained a judgment against the Morrean Gas Wix pture Co. for 46.50 plus 2.97 interest. Mrs. D Alexander of Mallet Creek to reside on West Bridge street after hosting her son. Asaph Jones of Elyria gave solos at the Presbyterian church gathering in Lorain.
On Monday the east half of the Nichols block on West Broad street sold to Charles and Pranis Smith the jewelers for a stated price. The other half building occupied by Aldred and Vos bookstore with living apartments above remains. A runaway delivery horse from the Curtis stables frightened bystanders but caused no damage.
A syndicate from Cleveland and Elyria has formed to purchase Norwalk anti-metric chemicals and related rolling stock for the Consolidated railroad. Detroit United Railway plans to secure equipment through a partial market purchase. A Buckeye bowling match against Elyria is set for Thursday with over fifty in the party. A theft on Cheapside involved liquor, with two men detained but later released.
The annual election of officers and other business was held Friday afternoon by the stockholders of Pentield Avenue Savings Bank at Lorain. A six percent dividend was declared. Elected: WB Thompson president, IB Folgett vice president, COM Braman, BOA Foskett, and Ray Culbertson as officers. Ta Pam and AA Tommer join the Board of Directors. Bank examiner TW Maneher. Howard A Burns of Cleveland named administrator of Polly Hoo Hips estate bond set at 25,000. Wu Mo Smith appointed guardian of Nettie Smith. court to consider land sale order. Northern Ohio Checker Association met in Berlin, Ohio. Ely won top score with 4H Le P Hodge 4 points.
The twenty second anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society is observed on Sunday February 1. The Evers branch at 20 Matter will host celebrations and special services are planned by the society. Cleveland branches are preparing to take part in the observance.
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