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13 Jul 1904
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Elyria Reporter in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1904
Page
1
Bee Hive Explains The Rate Increase For Members
The Bee Hive outlines proposed changes to inadvance remittance and rate readjustment. It clarifies that under sixty a member’s payment remains the same, while a whole life level rate option lets most avoid higher charges at sixty. It argues the plan is fair, based on past experience and lapses, and urges timely acceptance to stabilize the association financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Local Social News From Lorain Area Highlights
Mrs. F L Belden visited Lorain over Sunday. Mrs Rosa Belden went to Cleveland to stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs Nesbeth of Elyria visited for the Fourth. Dollie Buckingham returned from South Lorain. Mrs C Lehman of Cleveland and her son joined the family for the Fourth. Mrs I L Root entertained Tolera visitors. Mrs E Crowell left for Linkside. The Lady Muncoobees held a meeting. An ice cream social at T W Roots was well attended despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lardin
Lorain
Rosa Belden
Cleveland
Obituary and community notices from local paper
Penfield Clyde and Sylvia Parks hosted a lawn party last Friday. The Epword League will serve ice cream at the BK O T M hall next Saturday evening. Mrs. Dartley is very ill. Mrs. John Yost died July 6 after a brief illness of pneumonia at age 72. She lived in the community many years and was highly respected. She leaves a husband four sons and a daughter. Funeral services were held Friday morning conducted by Rev. Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Sylvia Parks
Epword League
BK. O. T. M. Hall
Dartley
John Yost
Tice
Jorothy
Crossing gossip and small town updates in distressed prose
At Bakers Crossing residents share family news and health updates. Hiram Tillison is ill under Dr Richiarda of Nova care. Bliss left for Bay Royce in Wellington. The telephone line remains out of order. Dirams and Wheelers visited Wellington and the Cleveland trip is noted with some residential travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renet
H. Peabody
Hiram ‘Tillison
Richiarda
Nova
Bliss
Bay Royce
Wellington
Diriam
Cleveland
J. Wheeler
O. Dirlam
Wellingon
Agricola
North Eaton Family Ties Span Visits and Events
In North Eaton QO Rosa wife and daughter of Detroit visited M. C. Ross home last week. Judge J. W. Longdon of Jackson Ohio visits friends in Grafton and Eston. F S Walker traveled west to Indiana with friends. The EK Longbow family held a reunion June 2 with mother and relatives. Barn times marked by John Struah and wife welcoming a baby boy on July 8. J Li Ross and wife stayed at home over Sunday. Rev Uealy delivered sixtieth anniversary remarks at the North Eaton church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. M. Rosa
Detroit
M. C. Ross
J. W. Longdon
Jackson
Ohio
Grafton
Eston
F.S. Walker
Indiana
Barn
John Struah
Li Ross
Uealy
North Eaton
Buck family Avon hosts third annual Fourth of July reunion
The Buck family of Avon held its third annual reunion on Monday July 4. About sixty eight guests gathered for a bountiful dinner under a tent, shared ice cream, and enjoyed visiting, ball games, and quoits. Secretary Lee G. Buck notes a merry gathering with plans for the next reunion on July 4, 1900 at Mr. John Townshound's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Avon
Joel
Eaton
Mia
Cousing
John Townshound Suly
Lee G. Bugk
Secratary
Outglassed Elyria Elks and Eagles bogs at fair grounds
The Elyria Elks and Eagles met Tuesday afternoon with the Eagles, same as trolley league, led by pitcher Hegenes of Sandusky, winning 16 to 1. Hegenes struck out fifteen. Eiven of the Elks fanned eleven. Jade Jones hit a three bagger but failed to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Elks
Eagles
Fair Grounds
Hegenes
Sandusky
Elis
Eiven
The
Elks
Jade Jones
Eli
Wilson
Hall m
Sawyer
Lab
Jonea
Horne
Smith
Hinman
Boynton
Bevin P
Eaglee
Koeple
Lawrence
Bramin
Valeria
Forbes
Wurdt m
Sloane
Hegenes P
Death of W. J. Nangle noted in Wellington area
W. J. Nangle died June 23 after months of illness from sugar diabetes. A renowned Ohio reinsman and former trainer, he spent eight years farming then returned to racing occasionally. Funeral at Wellington Catholic church followed by burial in New London. He leaves two married sisters Mrs Butterfield of New London and Mrs Fred Bennett, plus nieces, a nephew, and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Nangle
Wellsington
St. Vincents Hospital
Cleveland
Welington
New London
Billy Nangle
Ohio
Butter
Field
Fred
Bennett
Coe
Lake Shore Excursion to Falls Alexandria Bay and Montreal
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry announce a popular tow rate excursion to Niagara Falls Alexandria Bay and Montreal. Tickets valid on regular Nos 2 and 5 to Cleveland then on a 9 38 pm special to the Falls with return two days later. Rates Niagara Falls and return 3 55 Toronto 1 50 Alexandria Bay 7 00 Montreal 10 65 higher. Sale dates July 19 14 18 18 20 2325 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Cleveland
Falls
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
The Green Family to Perform at Local Hall
The Green family concert company will give entertainment at the L O F hall Friday evening. The program includes a first class act with singing and music. Champney delivers ice cream to any part of the city, promising a lively show and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Family Concert Company
F. Hall
Champney
Hunters Seek Another Supreme Court Bid Over Marsh Lands
Sandusty hunters criticize the supreme court decision granting title to marsh lands to the West Huron Sporting Club. Commodore W. K Huntington is a member. They plan to appeal again, claiming the initial three to three vote split affirmed by the circuit court was wrong. They vow to hunt this fall despite the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ags
Weat Huron Sporting Club
W. K Huntington
Attenit 'Court
Common Pleas Court
Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria Visits and Sun Events
West Ridge residents and families hosted and visited Sunday gatherings. Dr. Albert Grille visited his parents home in Weat Lalayatts. Miss Florence Pope and Miss Mary Lanire spent Sunday with relatives, while Miss Nettie Fowl entertained Miss Wilkins of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shanger
Weat Lalayatts
Albert Grille
Cora
Grille
Elyria
A.’ Freeman
Babcock
Florence
Pope
Mary Lanire
Butterant Ridge
Rawson
Versey
Clothiers Seek Mutual Protection Movement in City
Report suggests clothiers plan to organize an industrial mutual protection association in the city similar to a grocers group already in existence. The note indicates the aim is broader cooperation among local trades to safeguard interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders Thats
Lothiera Af
Inside Inn at the World’s Fair in St Louis
The Inside Inn, a 2257 room hotel within the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds, offers calm retreat amid the fair’s grandeur. Guests can reach Festival Hall and The Pike by short walks while enjoying views, foreign and state buildings, and a range of amenities at rates from $1.50 per day with grounds admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
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Jtzinmpheevar
Bidne “Ieridy
Obituary of Joseph Madison Hesser 1861 1904
Joseph Madison Hesser born Blufton Allen County March 6 1861 died July 1 1904 at St Plexis Hospital Cleveland. Married Jennie B Twining December 18 1873 father of one son and survived by wife mother father five brothers four sisters. He learned blacksmithing, settled locally as a respected business man noted for honesty and genial friendship. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J W Wynn with Revs Haas and Cook, song by Gibbs, K O T M from home to cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Madison Hesser
Blufton
Allen
St Plexis
Hesiptal
Cleveland
Jennie
Union
Hesser
Haas
Cook
BE. MN. Gibbs
Lorain Dentists Meet Discuss Root Canals and New Ideas
About fifteen members of the Lorain County Dentists association gathered in Lorain on Tuesday. The morning session convened in the Hotel Franklin parlors where Dr. Hoffer spoke on Root Canals and Their Treatment. Dr. Milford from Oberlin presented New Ideas, praised as interesting and well received, followed by a phonio by Dr. B S Kispinger of Lorain. Dinner was served at the hotel and the visiting dentists were hosted by Lorain colleagues with a river ride in Schell's launch afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Schell
Parrot Story Ends Dinner Interruption
A playwright defuses a noisy table by telling a parrot tale. A bulldog attacks a parrot after the bird prompts the dog to seek him, leaving the bird battered but alive. The parrot notes its lone tail feather and confesses it must stop talking, ending the dinner disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bob
Teams Wanted for Barber Asphalt paying middle avenue Elyria
In 1941, Champney seeks varied teams for work on Barber Asphalt middle avenue Elyria. Details unreadable, but indicates request for multiple teams to undertake assignments related to paving projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geveral
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Mit
Career of Toledo Mayor Jones Ended in Death at Home
Saimuel Milton Jones, four times Toledo mayor and former governor candidate, died at his Toledo home at 5:07 PM Tuesday after two weeks of illness. A renowned reformer nicknamed Gold on Rule Jones, he led innovations like the Golden Rule as a shop regulation, provided a workers park and dining hall, and fostered a model employer-employee program. He had long battled asthma and died from pleurisy pneumonia. His estate was valued at 780,000. He leaves no surviving details of heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saimuel Milton Jones
Toledo
al Ohio
Yeura
Jonas
Board of Public Service
Jones
Golden Rule Park
Isbor
Charles B. Russell
Dowling
La Grange Community News Roundup
Rainy week in La Grange with town residents attending a Cleveland ball game. Mina Barnam returned from Medina and Lorain visits joined by Lawrence Huber of Lorain. Local gatherings include Lyman Ault and Cahoon visiting friends. Ida Hubbard in Elyria. Elyria visits by Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Wilcox. Epworth League ice cream social drew a good crowd. Baptist Aid supper planned for July 31. several residents hosting or traveling between Elyria Medina Lorain and Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waek
Cleveland
Mina Mildred Barnam
Medina
Lorain
Lawrence Huber
Go Plendant
Mra
Lyman Ault
Cahoon
Ida Hubbard
Elyria
S. M. Wood
C. A .Wilcos
E. G. Johnson
Josia Kelner
A Gortice
F. Goleman
Silva Stroup
Elyia
Frank Pritchard
J. Frantz
Pritchard
Moore
Honoalin
Sarsh Knowles
Lindsley
E. D. Ryan
Beasie Gott
McGregor
Brownhelm Thussday
Epworth League
W. H. Johnson
Flora
Sylvia Ingallowers
Clyria
Ladies of the Baptist Aide Society
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lorain Residents
Alexander Seidnitzer 26 from Lorain marries Francia Hunky 18 of Lorain. Rose Van Allen 25 structural iron worker from Lorain wed Mamie Leatley 18 of Lorain. George Schwartz 81 farmer from Sheffield weds Margaret Gubeo 98 of Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Seidnitzer
Lorain
Francia Hunky
Lorein
Rose van Allen
Structural Iron Worker
Mamie Leatley
George Schwartz
Farmer
Shefield
Margaret Gubeo
Sheffield
Police Court Fines in Morning Session
James Brynes was fined five dollars and costs in police court on Wednesday morning. Henry Langhone, an eight year old boy, was fined five dollars and costs for building a bonfire in an alley near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brynes
Henry Langhone
Bank sues H H Clough for Five Thousand Dollars
Court of Common Pleas National Bank of Elyria files suit against H H Clough to recover 5000 on a promissory note dated November 1 1895. Br G and H Johnson are the plaintiffs attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
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