Judicial Convention Call for Fourth Ohio District Meeting
Ohio Fourth district Republicans plan a Medina convention on July 18 1910 to nominate a common pleas judge. Delegates allocated by county include Lorain 84 Medina 35 Summit 100 with caucus voting at local precincts from 6 30 to 7 50 p m. in Lorain on July 18 and Avon Amherst Elyria and other townships listed.
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Repubiana
Fourth Judicial District
Ohio
Medina
Lorain County
Summit County
Cnucauses
An Enviable Record For The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey shows steady growth since 1845 with policyholder receipts totaling 215 million dollars. It has paid 152.5 million to beneficiaries and still holds 74.3 million cash on hand, or 41.5 million more than it has received. Ohio policyholders number about ten thousand with roughly 700 thousand dollars paid yearly in death losses and endowments. The company is described as providing value with one dollar of protection for every dollar paid in.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Ohio
Mutual Benefit
Johnston Eye Clinic Ends Stay With Free Tests
Mr and Mrs J P Johnston and their son conclude a extended visit at the Toplifs block Elyria with free eye tests and exams. Mr Johnston travels to North Amherst for three days and then to Grafton for three more days while son J Frances remains in Elyria to close their business.
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J. P. Johnston and
Toplifs Block
Elyria
Caucauses urged Republicans to vote for judge nominee
The notice calls farmers and Republicans to attend the judicial caucauses next Tuesday night in the voting precinct. It emphasizes the office of common pleas judge as a key county role and urges every Republican voter with a candidate preference to participate to help name the nominee.
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Common Pleas
Royal Templars Institute New Lodge Ceremony
Those at the IO. C. F. hall Monday evening witnessed the institution of a new Royal Templars lodge. The event featured three state officers and a Cleveland lodge, with members in elegant robes and twenty four ladies in white taking part in four beautiful aril ceremonies, marking a notably beautiful finale.
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Lodge of the Royal Templars
IO. C. F
Cleveland
Birthday Celebrated for Ill Miss Rose Bruce
Miss Rose Bruce of Seventh street celebrated her birthday with a visit from her Sunday school teacher Miss Rankin and scholars who brought a useful present. Friends wish her many more birthdays.
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Rose Bruce
Seventh Street
Rankin
Daily Reporter Adapts to Free Rural Delivery and Local News
The Daily Reporter offers mail or Free Rural Delivery for two dollars yearly and welcomes changes from Weekly. Heat delayed workers, Ray Hastings visited from Detroit. A fire at Yoon of the M E church damaged a seat, origin likely heat or mice. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted with activities around Lorain and Lake Breeze, including Miss Merriam, Miss Mary Hastings, and Fred Dugne Jr. The entry lists fires, illnesses, and social visits, with Myra Seymour and others mentioned enjoying the Fourth.
LaGrange News Highlights and Local Notices
D G E French of Elyria visited LaGrange as the soaring mill shut down for repairs. Mrs Will Wilcox Jr suffered sunstroke, while Mrs Maria Woodmansee and Mrs Ida Woodmansee showed illness and improvement respectively. Mr and Mrs C G Rawson joined Dr and Mrs G E French for a matinee. Rev and Mrs H B Hillberry plan a Pennsylvania visit. Mrs Gnildersleaya visited Akron friends. Mrs EH Wilcox and Cleveland guests stayed with Mrs Gott. Miss Garzhe Van Benschorn of Cleveland spent time with grandparents HL A Wilcox. B M Wilkins injured his right arm on Wednesday. Miss Jennie Hubbard won a flute organ. M E Church will not have preaching or Sunday school for two weeks due to Rev H K Hilberry’s absence. Mrs W H Johnson suffers heart trouble. S W Koerner’s warehouse at the depot caught fire Wednesday afternoon. fire engine crews responded promptly. Mr Koerner stored wool in the building. walls remained standing with small insurance. Miss Eva Denham of Elyria visits grandfather R Dentin. Mrs Fowles of Ambrist visits son Will Fowles. Prof and Mrs F J Sweet spent time with Mr and Mrs F G Morgana. Mrs Mary Underhill slightly improving. Mrs Hattie Wheeler and two children, plus Mrs GC A Wilcox, visited Elyria Wednesday. Miss Ida Hubbard and Mrs Wilcox called on Elyria friends Saturday.
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D. G. E. French
Elyria
Pennsylvania
Jennie Hubbard
H. K. Hilberry
W. H. Johnson
W. Koerner
Kelner
Eva Denham
R. Dentin
Fowles
Ambrist
Will Fowles
F. G. Morgana
Mary Underhill
Hattie Wheeler
GC. A. Wilcox
Ida Hubbard
Ladies Aid planned at Mrs Elmer Humphrey home
LaPorte notes show the M E church Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Elmer Humphrey’s Thursday. Several residents travel or visit nearby towns and counties. Measles illness affects Rev Boynton and his wife reads sermons. Buffalo Bill show attended by B W Holmes. many short social visits and minor local news items noted.
Baker's Crossing Social Notes From Chatham Visitations
Miss Opal Werts visits in Chatham while Mr Moragn Frits and Miss Celia Heston are guests of local families. Mrs Rosa Beckle visits the Crossing and Jessie Sass returns from Wellington. Mr and Mrs Henry Drake of Sullivan attend Sunday at L. Boices, Mrs E Kelsey hosts guests at the Crossing.
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Opal Werts
Chatham
Danofrth
Moragn Frits
Margaret Simpson
Norwalk
Celia Heston
Cooridge
E. Kelsey
S. . Berry
Polk
I. Cleghorn
Wellington
Henry Drake
Sullivan Peat
Jessie Sass
Rosa Beckle
J. Fritz
John Fritzs
West Ridge Socials and Visits Highlight Fourth of July
West Ridge notes show Carlton Squire and a friend visiting relatives on Sunday while Albert Grills visited his parents on the Fourth. Young people spent the Fourth at Lorain and Arthur VerSay visited Vermaillion last week. Pea picking remains in demand and a recent social drew praise. Mrs. D Emmons died Saturday after months of ill health and was buried in Carlisle cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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Carlton Squire
Albert Grills
Lorain
Arthur VerSay
Vermaillion
D. Emmons
Carlisle
Kipton Social Notes Highlight Toledo Visit and Storm Damage
Lizzie Bates visits Toledo this week while Clifford Padley and his Philadelphia bride stayed with Mrs. Groots last week. Breckenridge family, including Margarite, tour Cleveland this week. Rev. Wynn preached at the Union church Sunday morning. Aerolone caused damage July Sth as it moved through the south part of town. A tree struck Mrs. Hinman’s house breaking a door and injuring her arm. Local youths returned home on the night of the 4th with ruined hats and dresses after a ladder incident. Some couples hid hats under seats and a hammock faded in color revealing a cautionary note about next time. Straggler.
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Lizzie Bates
Toledo
Clifford Padley
Bride
Philadelphia
Avon Baptist Indies Society to Celebrate 60th Anniversary
The Indies society of the Avon Baptist church will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary on Thursday July 18 at the church and parsonage with former members and friends invited. Local residents and visitors pass along with updates on community members include Miss Helen Johnson of Berea visiting uncles, Mr. Gee Ford. Mr. Lillian Bliss of Elsha visiting relatives. Mrs. S. G Clifton returning from Seville. the Staffords returning from Aurora. Miss Marie Rothgery to Cleveland for appendicitis operation and reported doing well. Mrs. Sarah Sibey returning from Mr. Frank Eschtruths. Mrs. W. W. Bruce visiting town. and the death of Mr. A. G. Townshend at age 75.
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the Indies Society of the Baptist Church
Society
Helen Johnson
Berea
Gee
Doris
Aurora
Marie Rothgery
Cleveland
Sarah Sibey
Frank Eschtruths
W. W. Bruce
A. G. Townshend
Probate Court Notices and Probate of Several Wills
Inventory and appraisement of Amelia Frink estate approved. Private sale of personal property granted. Will of Clara Gott of LaGrange admitted to probate. L. P. Foster appointed guardian of Richard Gibbons Jr. adjudged imbecile. Dismissal with costs in case Elyria Grafton Rosthens Ry. Co. vs Draya et al. Henrietta Litchfield appointed administratrix of Amon Litchfield estate. Will of L. C. Preslar of Oberlin admitted to probate.
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Amelia Frink
Clara Gott
LaGrange
L. P. Foster
Richard Gibbons Jr
Elyria
Grafton
Rosthens Ry. Co
Draya Et, al
Notice for Anchors Report to Club Rooms Friday
Members of the Anchor Base Ball team are requested to report at the club rooms at 7 p.m. Friday July 12. Bring pipes for a smoker. Summer boarders requested at Century Park. Address W. C. Booksbain East Erie agen us Lorain 20516.
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Century Park
W. C. Booksbain
East Erie
Agenus
Lorain
North Eaton Community Notices Spark Local Events
Rev Hanna pwalt and daughters gave a strong church concert at North Eaton. Indies Aid society to be entertained by Mrs Art Frank this week. Rev Lathrop Cody to deliver annual sermon at the center on Sunday morning July 14. A new track on big four graded between Grafton and Worth Eaton finished July 6. Mrs Pierce and Effie Haven hosted Sabbath school at I N Haven home. Grant Sprage improving after illness. Extreme heat harms horses. Alberrie loses a horse returning from the creamery. Miss Hattie Nufer returns home from Norwalk for vacation. If heat persists farmers fear wheat harvest loss.
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Hannapwalt
Thesday
North Eaton
Indies Aid Society
Art ‘Frank
Lathrop Cody
Center
Grafton
Worth Eaton
Norwalk
Local Notes From Henrietta and Nearby Areas
Henrietta reports Mr Ulrich Bauman and Mr Adam Gonderman having houses and barns painted. Mrs Caroline Schlechter, wintering in Cleveland, now staying in Henrietta. Rosa Heinsath visits friends on Ely Street. Martin Bohn and daughter Bessie visit his parents. Electric line work continues as heat hits region. An accident injures William Schlechter when a load tipped while he was in a shay. three horses died last week on the electric line.
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Ulrich Bauman
Adam Gonderman
Caroline Schlechter
Cleveland
Henrietta
Rosa Heinsath
Fred Haeni
Elystia
Martin Bohn
Bessie
William Schlechter
Shay
Local social notes from Belden and Wellington
Miss Nellie Turner and Miss Clara Scott spent days with former teacher Miss Jenny Marcy of Wellington. Frank Schott had his house painted. Mr big repaired his farm. Hmma Allen of Canal Dover visits her father Mrs Reichard. Chastley Rawson and family of TaGrange visited W S Aldrich. John A Chamberlain and Lucia Wilcox travel to Pan America for an indefinite stay. They will join Clark Wells Chamberlain who taught in Maine last year. Zella Aldrich visited grandma Reichard of Grafton Thursday. Clark Chamberlain accepted a professorship at Grandville Puella.
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Nellie Turner
Clara
Scott
Jenny Marcy
Wellington
Frank Schott
Big
Hmma Allen
Canal Dover
Reichard
Chastley Rawson
TaGrange
Card of Thanks for Nicholas Stauder Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kind acts during our son and brother Nicholas Stauder’s illness and death. The Stauder family expresses gratitude for every favor and support.
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Nicholas Stauder
Editorial Calls City to Repress Open Vice and Saloons
The piece criticizes Mayor Reety and the police for lax enforcement of decency laws. It cites a rise in openly operating houses of ill repute, a public intoxicated incident in the park, and urges arrests, prosecutions, and suppression of licenses to restore order.
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Reety
Illyria
Jenat
Thal
Reefy
Local Elyria businessman urges action against Lorain Street Railway
A prominent Elyria figure vows support to curb the Lorain Street Railway, alleging the company favors its own lines, offers no public stops, and once promised farmers better rights of way and farm value gains. He claims to raise funds locally and invites farmers to seek help if needed.
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Elyria
Lorain Street Railway Company
Liska
Corporation
Councilmen Face Scrutiny and Credit for City Work
The Reporter defends the city council, noting councilmen are human and strive hard. They dedicate time to sidewalks sewers and streets, handling daily details many do not see. When actions upset residents, credit for the hard work should still be given.
Windy council chambers and travel notes from Cleveland
City council members consider installing an electric fan for comfort during meetings. Also, Mr and Mrs G B Kile and Mr and Mrs C H Prescott arrived in Cleveland after a six week trip through the Rocky and Selkirk mountains visiting Victoria and major Pacific coast cities, returning via Yellowstone and the Great Lakes. Dancing at Century Park features weekly dances on Wednesdays and Saturdays along East Erie Avenue Lorain Q 2556.
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G. B. Kile
C. H. Prescott
Cleveland
Northland
Rocky and Selkirk Mountains
Victoria
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Great Lakes
Century Park
East Erie Avenue
Lorain
Mystic Shrine hosts ornate Arab Patrol visit in Cleveland tour
Two special cars from Cleveland brought members of the Al Koran temple Mystic Shrine and Acab Patrol in uniform to a complimentary dinner hosted by Reublin & Reublin of the Andwar. The Arab Patrol in colorful uniforms performed drills, while the Maceabes band serenaded. Notables from Cleveland Lorain and beyond attended including Sam Briggs and Judge D. Z. Nye.
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Cleveland
al Koran Temple
Mystic Shrine
Acab Patrol
I. O
Messrs
Reublin & Reublin
Andwar
East Avenue
Broad Street
Cheapside
Wid Court Streets
Lorain County
Maceabes
Sam Briggs
Mason
Elyria Man Promoted on the Battleship Oregon
Harry Morgan, former Elyria resident, has been promoted to chief machinist in charge of the Oregon’s forward engine room. He served two years around the world with the Athintice Squadron as second class machinist aboard the condensing steamer less. He earned a January promotion and plans to return home after the Oregon undergoes overhaul. Morgan boasted a strong target score and has sent back souvenirs from foreign ports, drawing pride from the Oregon’s reception in San Francisco.
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Harry Morgan
Athintice Squadron
United States
San Francisco
Oregon
Elyria
Match Caused Blaze in a Dangerous Place
An afternoon fire alarm drew fire crews and a crowd to the gas works where a blaze occurred in the pump room of Schofield Sherman & Tengle's oil station. Homer Leiby lit a match while pumping from a tank car, causing gasoline fumes to flare up and scorch the ceiling but cause no major damage. The fire did not reach the large gasoline tanks or the nearby horse barn.
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Hook and Ladder Company
Schofield Sherman & Tengle
Homer Leiby
Injured Man Collapses While Rushing to Fire Alarm
William Rivett of West Street was badly hurt Sunday while hurrying on his bicycle to join the fire brigade. His wheel slipped on Lodi Street, sending him to the pavement where his head struck the rail. He suffered a deep scalp cut and facial bruises, was unconscious for over an hour, and is said to have fainting spells. By Monday morning he showed considerable improvement.
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William Rivett
West Street
Fire Brigade
Lodi Street
Lim
A Little Child Seriously Burned Near North Amherst Junction
A six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson, was badly burned Sunday afternoon when her clothing caught fire while playing with matches near the C EL and W line. She waved to passing cars and was aided by trainmen. The mother was burned while removing the burning clothing. The child’s arms chest and neck blistered, and she was taken to Lorain for medical care. recovery considered doubtful.
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Lorain
Big Replevin Suit Against Shovel Works
The American Shovel & Stamping Co. of South Lorain is defendant in a replevin suit over several thousand dollars of property. The Willoughby Fork & Manl’g. Co., through Atty. H. W. Ingersoll, seeks recovery of machinery and partly finished forks the plaintiff says have been wrongfully detained for eight months and asks for $51,00 damages.
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American Shovel & Stamping Co
South Lorain
Willoughby Fork & Manl'g. Co
H. W. Ingersoll
Old House Burned to the Ground in Ridgeville Area
An unoccupied house with title held by Samuel Chambers stood on the south side of the Middle Samuel Chambers near Ridgeville. Thought burned to the ground during a year with a tax pendence day celebration. Fire reported at about 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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Samuel Chambers
Ridge
Ridgeville
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Detroit
Yoon
M. E. Church
Eugene Merrian
Mt. Vernon
Fred Dugne Jr
Penfold
TL. Mason
Frank
Merriam
Sandusky
Missus Mary
Jessie Hastings
Mary Hastings
Barr Cutico
Lake Breeze
Max Morehouse
A. Seymour
Myra Seymour
Angeline Ivish
Fred Kappus
Misa Mary Zimmer
Hamlin
Findlay
Lae Breeze
M. H. Hesbe
Howard Constable
Abbie Cahoon
Joseph Sothwinth
Saunders
Suppe’s
J. W. Rapp
Akron
FP. ON. Smith
Myx. Suppes
T. M. Brush
Kenneth Whitehead
Max
Arthur _ Suppes
Barns
LaPorte
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Humphrey
W. S. Canfield
Goodyear
L. D. Hamlin
Lafayette Brush
Clare Sayles
Wom. Sayles
James Lewis
Avon
P. C. Gilman
Tiffin
B. W. Holmes
Buffalo Bill
D. Hamlin
Oberlin
Maccabess Hall
Baker's Crossing
West Ridge
Kipton
Probate Court
C. Stark
Belden
Editorial
Www
Reublin Bros
Shovel Works
Muslit
Ladie
Eve
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