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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1990

Page

8

McKinley Defense of Records Policy Dominates Washington Talk

Washington news centers on President McKinley's insistence that all administration records be published if asked by Congress, and his call for Republican leaders to resist Democratic attempts to derail oversight. Senate debate over financial legislation continues with few Democrats speaking, while Bryan’s eastern trip aims to sway voters. Additional notes cover Clark bribery testimony, Alaska military division implications, and Hepburn's Nicaragua canal bill advancing in the House.

McKinney Congress McKinley Jones Arkansas Aldred Aldrich Senate Stewart Bryan Washington Roberts Utah Senate Committee On Clark Montana G. M. Lambertson Nebraska F. B. Shepard St. Michaels Alaska MclKinley Randall Tncer House Committee Interstate and Foreign Commerce Hepburn Nicaragua Costa Rica Hepburnn

Marriage Licenses Records From Elyria Area

List of marriage licenses includes John F Cover 32 and Josephine Myers 23 of Elyria. Sabatino Firetto 24 of Lorain with Grace Kruanske 17 of Grafton. Clarence W Thomas and Henrietta L Madison 23 of Lorain. Charles A Brown 20 of Lorain with Martha Thompson 2 Elyria. Jas H Dickson 29 and Frances A Hale 30 of Oberlin.

John F. Cover Josephine Myers Elyria Sabatino Firetto Lorain Grace Kruanske Grafton Clarence W. Thomas Henrietta L. Madison Charles A. Brown Martha Thompson Jas. H. Dickson Frances A. Hale Oberlin

Farmers at Ridgeville Institute Opens With Busy Attendance

The Lorain County Farmers Institute at Ridgeville opens to broad turnout from across the county. Highlights include Mr H P Hill on caring for young animals, Mr J de Shanoyer on batter parts, and strong debates on the benefit of Farmers Institutes versus ladies sewing societies.

Loraine County Farmer's Institute Ridgeville John Stapleton H. P. Hill Crehore Tall John de Shanoyer L. O Phe Jeet Farmer's Institute J. H. Paddock BE. OF. Allen F. Allen P. Smith Farmers Institute Allen United States Europe Philippines J. Smith Hadeension Merthe O. J. Terrel

Successful Dairy Farming Principles and Pitfalls

The text stresses that profit hinges on cow quality and husbandry. It warns against buying cows, poor barns, and costly feeds, urging selection and feeding suited for dairy work. It notes heredity drives how cows convert feed to milk and highlights three past mistakes in twelve years of dairying.

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Gawn Case Settled Over Bridge Grade Damages

A settlement reached between Mr. Gawn and the county commissioners covers damages for the grade raise in front of his residence and land abutting the river connected with the new bridge. The county agrees to pay Mr. Gawn 3200 for the grade raise plus 1290 for land north of the bridge and about 3200 for land south of the bridge.

Gawn Lorain Gain Lee Stroup Conmtssivers Nye Gawi Dawn

Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain County Listings

A string of real estate transfers updated in Lorain County includes John Lemient to Delia Lemient for lots 527 and 524 in Fair Home all Brett Gornin, $1500. Citizen's Home and Savings Association to Henry Hageman, part lots Land 3, block 13 Chamberlain addition, Lorain, $2700. Backline to John Wagner, lot 16 George R Starr's addition Fly Tin, $4800. Mary E Coneh to Eva Cone, pure lots 43 46 and 87 block 4 R A Harris addition, Wellington, $460. M A Wilder to L B Stanley, lots 1 2 and 3 subdivision A Wellington 1000. to T Hogan and others to Lewis A Johnson, lot 16 block 2 G Hogan's 3rd addition Lorain, $600. Hannah M Geehan to Philomina Derrick, lot 230 John Stang's addition Lorain, $650. Chas B Chapman and others to J CG Till trustee lot 53 Lorain $4000. Chas B Chapman and others to J C Hill trustee lot 67 Lorain $17000. Bradford Race and others Jod D Wood part lot 9 tract 9 Camden $400. Lottie L Barnard to John Dyke Sr part section 4 Carlisle township $200. Catherine Wilkinson to H Fridenstien part lot 11 Brownhelm $74. James T Robinson to Samuel War ly part lots 3 and 6 Elyria $400. A Garman to Wm Garra part 1 lots 25 26 section 1 Penfield 120).

John Lemient Delia Lemient Fair Home Brett Gornin Citizen’s Home and Savings Association Henry Hageman Chamberlain Lorain John Wagner George R. Starr Mary E. Coneh R. A. Harris Wellington M. A. Wilder L. B. Stanley Welling T. Hogan Lewis A. Johnson G. Hogan Hannah M. Geehan Philomina Derrick John Stang Chas B. Chapman J. “Cg. Till JC. Hill Bradford Race Jod D. Wood Camden Lottie L. Barnard John Dyke Sr Carlisle Catherine Wilkinson H. Friedenstien Brownhelm James T. Robinson Samuel Warly Elyria A. Garman Wm. Garra Penfield

Prompt Payment Ordered by Head Banker of Modern Woolmen

Head banker orders payment of 1000 dollars to Mrs Rebecca Hunter mother of the late Wm P Hunter. A P Paracn acts as clerk in the transaction. Payment directs settlement of the debt under the modern woolmen of America proceedings.

Wool’ Men of America Rebecca Hunter Wm. P. Hunter A.P. Paracn

Anniversary wedding celebrated at Odd Fellows hall

The twentieth anniversary wedding of Mr and Mrs D Denwate was celebrated at the Odd Fellows hall with about 200 guests. Music by Pomeroy's orchestra, dancing, and elaborate gifts followed a long, enjoyable evening. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs T Copas, Mr and Mrs W H Robinson, and others. Auction notices for farm equipment sale in Sheffield township were listed, with inspection of Go ft bin heavy taapedjine order and quarterly drills noted at the company drill hall.

D. Denwate Odd Fellows’ Hall Pomeroy Wim. H. Robson Henry Urig Chicago T. Copas Cleveland W.H Katie Schlah Sheffield Township Robinson Peanklin Cal Zimmerman Ties Pond Mivr Doge Clevebuid Washington Avenue Eeloud

Donation funding a new pipe organ for Ridgeville church

The Rev Stapleton announced a donation from Jaden Bork of Closeland to purchase a pipe organ for North Ridgeville Congregational Church. The organ will be ordered immediately and installed as soon as possible.

Nomh Ridgeville Congregational Church Stapleton Jaden Bork Closeland

Public Sale Notice of Katherine Klingshirn Farm Auction Avon IA

Henry Urig offers at public auction on the Kulngshirn farm in Avon 44 miles north of French Creek. Items include work horses heifers cattle lumber and farm machinery plus grain crops hay and various other articles. Auction date is Tuesday January 1 with items such as wagons plows harrows drills oats corn potatoes and more listed in readable form.

Henry Urig Catherine Klingshirn Kulngshirn Avon French Creek Ibn Tion

Not a Candidate Peter Miller Withdraws Candidacy Plans

Peter Miller declares he will not seek the Lorain County commissioner role this spring. He thanks supporters and friends in the party. Also includes a medical ad for Dr. Paleford at 180 Michigan Street Toledo offering instant lasting relief for a price of 4.00. The Lorain County Agricultural Society annual meeting and director election is set for Elyria Court House on Saturday, May 27.

Lorain Farmers’ Institute North Ridgeville Lora County Hell North Tildgeville Oberlin Wellington North Amherst Reefy Bea Nas S. 5 Gux McClure Peter Miller Thie Spring Eippert Paleford Michigan Street Toledo Ohio Lorain County Agricultural Society Court House Elyria Law

Tragic death from laudanum ingestion near Osceola

Osceola January 24 A Reepecker ten year old Miss Gertrude Ricksecker died at noon after drinking laudanum. She had worried over studies and appeared temporarily insane. She bought three quarters bottle and told the druggist it was for external use. She was found breathing heavily and died despite medical efforts. Her aunt Mrs Addie Watts cared for her at school. Authorities believe mind strain contributed to the tragedy.

OsEaulx Gertrude Riepecker War Thail New Fost

New Vessel James J Hill Launched From Lerain Yard

A second vessel named the James J Hill was launched in Lerain a few weeks after the previous slip from the same yard. The new ship mirrors the earlier design and is nearing completion for service.

Sight Unseen Oil Boom Tied to Medina County Wells

The report describes frenzied oil prospecting with wells shot at multiple sites near Dewan and Medina County. It notes many wells are now productive, with some down to 350 450 feet, while others show 412 feet. excitement rises as capital pours in and observers await results. Senator June Delaware is mentioned in relation to a well purchased and drilled. The crude oil is valued around $3.50 per barrel at the wells.

Erhart Jan Dewan Medina County Berest June Delaware Vila

Oldest Oberlin Resident Dies After Long Life

Descon Burrell, Oberlin’s oldest resident, died Thursday night at age 84. A former Field Township inhabitant, he moved to Oberlin in the 1850s and in 1863 offered his home to Oberlin College with an annuity for his and his wife’s lifetimes. The college has paid out nearly $20,000 in annuities and his home was tied to the college’s early trust. Burrell was noted for friendship with college leaders and a famed cellar built as a hiding place for fugitives. His wife died two years ago on her 91st birthday, and Burrell would have marked her 88th anniversary.

Oberlin Descon Burrell Field Township Oberlin College Che Ttie Iris Rest Mr. Burrell

Jumped the Fence and Arrest Warrant Incident

One day last week Dun Charles Cahoon was sent to arrest Gedinr, a shipyard employee, for assault and battery. Cahoon crossed a fence and gate, then pursued Gedinr to the ferry. Gedinr will have a chance to tell his side in court on the 21st before the judge of the court of cv pleas.

Dun Charles Cahoon Gedinr Aly Shipyard Rameur Comite Wade Cahoon Gabor Court of cv Pleas

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