Health officer Braman gets raise from board of health
Health officer M A Braman was granted a raise to 60 dollars monthly with telephone expenses paid by the board after debate. James Gray led support citing his workload and service. Dr Wherry and others argued the board should cover communications costs, while President Reefy opposed the uplift. Braman noted his growing duties, and the meeting ended with a brief address before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M A. Braman
Board of Health
Braman
James Gray
Wherry
Reefy
Mr. Braman
Yeas
J. Gray
W. Crisp
Nays
Prof
J. Murbach
French
Columbus
Elyria Growing As A City Of Importance
Elyria in Ohio emerges as a growing city with a population around 15 000 and expanding water power and rail access. The Columbia steel works plans to expand, adding about fifty skilled workers, while housing remains scarce with rents of 12 to 15 dollars monthly. Chamber of Commerce probes cheaper housing. sewer projects promise future development and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland
Columbia Steel Works
Chamber of Commerce
Bright Evangelist to Lead Revival in Georgetown
Victor Dorris of Georgetown Kentucky, a famed southern revivalist, will begin a series of revival meetings in the Disciple Church in this city starting a week from Sunday. The duration is not yet set, according to pastor Rev J P Sala. Dorris is regarded as one of America's brightest evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Dorris
Georgetown
South
Church of the Disciple
J P. Sala
Mr. Dorrig
Church of America
Lorain Hospital Real Estate Offer Reported
Trustees of St Josephs hospital in Lorain reputedly received a 60,000 offer for the Broadway Kent Dexter streets and Woodland avenue property. The backers were said to be the Andwur hotel company from Elyria, though the firm denied knowledge of any deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Broadway
Kent
Dexter Streets
Woodland Avenue
Andwur
Elyria
Mrs Mollison Still Young at Eighty Two Injunction Sustained
Mrs Anna Mollison of North Amherst aged 82 shows remarkable health visiting Elyria for a time and attending her first show. She walked a mile to the Andwar fire with granddaughter’s family, recalling Scotland and recounting a fine time at the Biyria Theatre. The injunction suit by Frank Hilliard and wife against hotel tenants was sustained in Common Pleas court and bound over with a $400 bond pending circuit court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amherst
Elyria
Anna Mollison
J. D. Guiselan
East Bridge Street
Frank Hilliard
Allen House
Gratton
Common Pleas Court
Constable Cahoon
Circuit Court
Reception for new pastor at Second Congregational Church
A Friday reception at Second Congregational Church welcomed Rev. J. B. Reese of Oberlin as pastor, replacing deposed Rev. H. S. Wannamaker. The largely attended event promoted harmony, with addresses by Mrs. Robert Harrison, Rev. W. E. Cadmus, Attorney Metcalf, and Hon. M. H. Levagood. Reese expressed thanks and commitment. musical duets and a social hour followed. the congregation is optimistic about future growth under Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
J. B.reese
Oberlin
H. 8. Wannamaker
Robert Harrison
W. E. Cadmus
First Congregational Church
Lhe
Attorney Metcalf
M. H. Levagood
Christ
West Side
Officers Elected at County Fair Meeting
The Agricultural Society held its annual meeting noting no wrangling and seeking funds to lift the society from debt. Officers elected by acclamation include President W. E. Miller, Vice President T. Lersch, Secretary Anthony Nelding, and Treasurer L. D. Hamlin, with T. Lersch replacing H. Frederick as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Agricultural Society
Ohio
W. E. Miller
T. Lersch
Anthony Nelding
L. D. Hamlin
Lersch
H. Frederick
Lorain County Agricultural Society Annual Report 1906
Lorain County Agricultural Society reports year ending January 24 1906 with $7930.72 receipts and debt cut from 8444 27 to 6843 47 by reducing indebtedness by over 2000. Note paid of 1000 and expense curtailment improved finances. Officers listed: W S Miller president H Frederick vice president S D Hamlin treasurer Anthony Nelding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
The
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Lorain County Agriculture Society
Court House
Latain County
Agricultural Association
Society
W. S. Miller
H. Frederick
D Hamlin
A. Nelding
Hanna
Ipota
Local Directors Named Across Avon to Wellington
Lorain area boards list directors including Avon J. B. Cahoon and Henry Frederick, Elyria C. T. Lersch, Huntington T. D. Phelan, LaGrange W. Kelner, Ridgeville A. M. Diederich, Sheffield K. M. Minard, Wellington W. F. Clifford, Rochester Stewart McConell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
J. B. Cahoon
Black River
Henry Frederick
Elyria
C.T. Lersch
Huntington
T. D. Phelan
LaGrange
W. Kelner
Ridgeville
A. M. Diederich
Sheffield
K. M. Minard
Wellington
WF. Clifford
Rochester
Stewart McConell
Edward Boughton Died After Illness in City
Edward Boughton of 424 Burl Court died Friday at 10 39 PM. He was a city resident and had worked as a clerk for Max Hart's grocery store for five years. Illness began a year ago last Thanksgiving day and limited his activity thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boughton
Burlcourt
Max Hart
Mr. Boughton
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Rena Lorain County
Greatest Daily
Columbias Steel Works
China
Uncle Sam
John
United States
Philippines
Hayt
Newton
Reese
Rimbach
Swartz
Rimbach Andwartz
J. W. Kearns
County Fair
Veteran's
G. A R. Hall
Grand Army Corps
Women's Relief Corps
W. J. McAvoy
Relief Corps
Pomeroy
Nat
Knights of Pythias, Maccabees
Modern Woodmen
W. B. Cadmus
Knights of Pythias
Rimbach & Yriday
Boughton
Brers
Cheapside
Teasdale & Sawyer
Harry H. Smith & CO
Elyria, Ohio
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