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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
4
Clayton Chapman and two friends pledge loyalty to support Judge Hinman for renomin ation. Hinman supporters are bound to honor their part. It is universally conceded that Mr Chapman is well equipped for the office of mayor.
Report from Elyria notes cherries arriving from the south with a strong homegrown fruit crop expected soon. J A Reublin cites freight costs and a large strawberry and fruit harvest, while frost damaged apples and Dr Dawson prepares sermons for services this evening.
Residents share travel notes and family updates from Elyria Lorain County with mentions of visitors from Mation, Elyria, and Oberlin. A forthcoming O H Monrye book will feature halftone baby portraits from the studio, plus grouped likenesses and notable Elyria views.
Fields Bay and L W Ewing plan to close their laboratory June 18. The state and tour party hold conventions at Laporte Juste and Raton on June 18. The W W society meets with Mrs Win Fortune this week. Children's Day exercises at Chrisschurch set for Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dickson spend the week in Cleveland. Miss Mary E Tilberg closes school for summer. Mrs Penson of Birmingham, mother of W W Penson, dies last Monday. O Wilford gave an address at Butternut Ridge Tuesday. R P Vaughn and family of Flynnspent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs G Helde. Mrs W W Blame under doctor care. Mrs Albert Palme visiting sister in Wellington. Mrs Albert Allen of Wellington visits relatives here Sunday. Tiresa Penice leaves Tuesday for a lakes trip. Joseph Brice and wife of Elyria call on friends Tuesday.
Avon Mrs J W Shone and son Wesley left for Bucyrua on Monday and plan to go to Charleston West Virginia to visit her son and mother The MEF children's day services are scheduled for Sunday evening June 1 11 with morning activities for children Some memorial services at the MF church were well attended Rev Mc Meekon delivered a fluent address.
Ohio fire officials warn against kerosene use after 235 fires last year. Explosions from pouring hot oil on embers caused many lamp and stove accidents. State Fire Marshal Hy D Davis cites nationwide data showing kerosene fuels about 1 percent of U S fires while oil fires are a smaller share in Ohio.
A stray cat family shelters five kittens in a hollow tree on Cleve land Street yard. A hound dog named Jack stalks the area, but the mother cat brings her brood to ground daily, monitored by residents who fear for the kittens yet admire their persistence. The tale mixes animal wit with urban peril as workers and neighbors observe the brave brood.
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