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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
3
The Elyria Reporter's scattered items describe near misses in a rope walk, new barn completion, weekend weddings and social visits. Commencement at a local school drew a crowded hall with seven graduates, diplomas handed by Rev. G Ritchis and class address by Rev. Hillberry.
Fashion notes describe Chameleon silk tones and chiffon blends in women’s dresses and undergarments. The piece highlights washable silk gloves and summer fabrics including crepe de chine and Irish lace trims, plus new skirt models with embroidery, box plaits, and lace yokes. It notes color trends Primrose Maize Canary and lightweight summer fabrics for travel and leisure.
The survey notes 4 percent of men and 11 percent of women in civilized nations are colorblind. It claims the Chinese are the only people without color blindness, highlighting a striking geographic disparity in color vision.
Huntington Wadsworth and wife visited the steel plant Saturday while Mrs. B Buck visited in Lora. Mr Li Griggs called in LaGrange as did Miss Hall at the LaGrange commerce event. Mrs N Cole of Lagrange visited friends here Friday. Sanford Barnes and Japier West were in Elyria Saturday. Mrs Horitz narrowly escaped injury when her horse bolted and toppled her buggy after a bull worry was attempted to be led by three men.
Grafton residents share visits and events from the week including Mrs Piper and children from Fostoria, T Marren of Pittsburg Kaunas visiting family, a new baby boy to TE Johnson, and a well attended commencement. Hastings and Mrs Stanbsoh receive a leaving gift and fruit knives from the LOTM. Mrs Newton visited West View, Fortnightly club met at M Kueodges, Miss Snow’s students performed Friday, Rev Critz preached the baccalaureate, Frank Kolinski wed Wilhemine Tomasheape, Doris.
Mr Sage of LaGrange was in town Saturday. Mr Pilmore of Akron visited at OQ Dirlams Tuesday. Clark of New London was a guest at S$ Kelsey Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Richardagn of Loch Pare visiting Mrs E Kolsey Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E Baker spent Sunday in Wallington. Henry Labore and Mr Kiteau danced in Wellington Thursday night. Peter Paterson moved to Elyria. Mrs H Cole and family of Orange visiting D Cotes. Mr H Cole in Spencer Tuesday. Miss H Chapin and Mr Warren of Wellington in town Sunday. Mr Winemiler and Mr J Bryan in New Condon Thursday. Ernc Wheeler and family of Spencer at J Wheelers Sunday. Agricola.
North Eaton notes list a Sabbath program last week and upcoming events. Graduation exercises by Boxwell law at the church on Wednesday evening, June 17. a free Sabbath school social at TG Daviss home Friday evening, June 12. Macouvea Decoration at Ridge Cemetery Sunday, June 1d at 2 pm with Rev Early of Elyria to speak. a meeting at the townhall Friday evening, June [y to Jenik on good roads. Mrs McAdam, who sings, is improving.
Henrietta held a ministers convention at the German Reformed church from Thursday evening to Sunday evening with delegates from Clevesund Yemnihon Sandusky Titin Ceylon and Youngstown. Farmers report strawberry activity while local visitors Ira Kipplinger family from Wakeman and Mies H Banman Mary Banman and Mrs Aibi called on relatives. Wm Webster’s sick cow improves.
West Ridge indies from St Pauls Blyra church hosted a social at Mrs J Schaible’s home last Thursday with strong attendance and a plentiful supper. Attendance and travel notes follow with a list of local visits and a house sale. six room dwelling at 829 West Fourth Street offered for inquiry.
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