Ely Moise Nuptials End in Elegant Elyria Home
The wedding of Miss Mary Louise Ely to Todd Lopes Moise took place at the Ely residence at noon Friday with about 130 guests. Rev. James D. Williamson and Rev. W. E. Cadman officiated. The decor featured green and white with cathedral candles and flowers, and Johnson's Orchestra provided music for the ceremony and reception. The bride wore satin with lace and pearls, attended by Miss Marion Marsh, with bridesmaids in light blue, and guests included relatives from Cleveland Wheeling Pittsburg Steubenville Sewickley Toledo Pasadena and more. The couple left for a several week trip to major U.S. cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ely
West Avenue
H. G. Weltey
Cleveland
Johnson
James D. Willamson
D. D
W. E. Cadman
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Venice
Marion Marsh
Honror
Katherine Garford
Margaret Frey
Magaret Garretson
T. Y. Gardner
Charlotte Y. Gardner
Helen Horton
Albert ¥. Gowen
William BL. Colt
H. M. Ormsby
Hazel Smith
Fern Smith
James D. Williamson
Ruth EF. Williamson
Steubenville
Frank Howell
Wheeling
W. Va
Death of Mrs. Josephine Myers
Mrs. Josephine Myers wife of John Myers died at home 827 Broadstree from peritonitis. She was 26 and leaves husband a daughter and her mother Mrs John Jacobs. A Elyria resident, funeral Sunday with time to be announced. A two story West Fourth street house with seven rooms sold via Hinkson and Buttenbender agency for 2200 dollars to B H Hecock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Myers
John Myers
Broadstree
Myers
John Jacobs
Elyria
Hinkson & Buttenbender
West Fourth Street
B H. Hecock
National Republican Jubilee Convention set for Philadelphia jubilee
Hon. Georges H. Chamberlain and three Ohio delegates from the 14th district will represent at the Golden Jubilee Convention of the National Republican Party in Philadelphia June 17 to 20 1906. The event marks 50 years since the first National Republican Convention in Philadelphia and honors past leaders. Chamberlain plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Philadelphia
George H. Chamberlain
Georges H. Chamberlain
Ohio
National Republican Party
Magical Fund Hall
John C. Fremont
California
Wiliam L. Dayton
New Jersey
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
National Republican League
Pennsylvania State League of Republican
Fremont
Lincoln Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Blaine
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Elyria
J. F. Lanning
Norwalk
Willams
Cappeller
Mansfield
A. G. Combings
Oberlin
Chamberlain
Reception for Louis Bruce On Naval Service
A Thursday evening reception at Mr. and Mrs F J Slauter home in LaPorte honors Louis Bruce of the United States Navy. He has six months training at Newport Rhode Island and will soon join his ship for three and a half years. About thirty guests attended with music and a pipe of friendship presented. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served as the gathering closed around midnight wishing him a successful voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Slauter
LaPorten
Louis Bruce
United States Navy
Newport
R. J
Horace Bruce
LaPorte
Grapha
Bruce
False report about Stevens and W C T U refuted
Lorain paper claimed a W C T U committee met Prosecuting Attorney Stevens to demand Sunday baseball enforcement. Stevens said there is not a particle of truth. W C T U members did not ask him to stop Sunday baseball. law will be enforced if needed. A trolley league game at Amherst vs Chicago Junction is scheduled Sunday with 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Stevens
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Trolley League
Amherst
Chicago
Southend Card Club Attends Country Club Event
Mr and Mrs George St Lewis entertained the Southend Card Club at the Country Club last evening. Mrs Clayton Chapman and Mrs Egolf won the ladies prizes while Mr Martin and Mr Warden took the gentlemen prizes. Light refreshments followed a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George St. Lewis
Southend Card Club
Clayton Chapman
Egolf
Martin
Warden
Local notices and community updates from Blyon area
Hinkson and Buitenbender win a Blyon contract to build a house for T Quick on the boulevard in Hast ern Heights for 2100 dollars. Licenses issued to Edward Notage and Mary Marsh, L Goldberg and Elizabeth Stang. Vere Brewer returns from Western Rescue. William Sudro graduates from University of Michigan Pharmacy. Archibola Dawson attends a Delaware wedding. Nellie Hopkine hosts dinner for the 69th birthday of H LeFaxon Jr. and D H Burrell guests arrive from Greenville. Tony Jondacha fined five dollars for assaulting Fred Gold’s wife and being thrown from a house in Carlisle township. Lake Shore Electric power house at Avon Beach progresses, foundations nearly complete, three carloads of machinery arrived, project cost 60000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Jondacha
Justice Nieding
Fred Gold
Carlisle Township
Jondacha
Gold
Lake Shore
Avon Beach
Avon
Tthe
End of the famous three cent fare on Lorain line
The Lake Shore Electric Co ends the three cent fare today. Tickets will still be sold at the old price, with a new 5 cent city rate and 10 cent Lorain to Elyria fare. The line, built in 1854 and once led by Tom L. Johnson, shifts to higher fares to ease conductor change and reflect improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Lake Shore Electric Co
Lorain
Elyria
Dupont
Lorain Street Railway Co
Hethe Lane
BMC
Operation on Martin Gort
Martin Gort of Amherst suffered a broken leg from a trimming machine belt. He was taken to Lorain hospital where doctors performed a major operation to repair the shattered bone. The left leg will be two inches shorter after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cort
Amherst
Lorain
False Elyria Report On County Settlement Denied
A dispatch published Thursday in the Lo ram paperi claimed the county commissioners settled with the King Bridge Company for 25000 dollars. Prosecuting Attorney Stevens and Attorney Stroup deny the report and say no settlement has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Loram
King Bridge Company
Stevans
Stroup
Attorney Gilmore Suffers Severe Sprain After Stair Fall
Quincy A. Gilmore, attorney, slipped on stairs at home while with his son on Tuesday and sprained his foot badly. He later visited his office on Friday using crutches to aid his mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. Gilmore
Powell Sues for Fees in Common Pleas Court
R F Powell sues for unpaid commission in Lorain Ohio common pleas court. Powell, Bowell proprietor of Franklin note and W N Little real estate agent face cross petition over a June 19 dispute about a $750 commission from real estate buyers steered to Title's office. Powell received $400 with a balance claimed. A heated legal battle is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Bowell
Franklin
Lorain
W. N. Little
Common Pleas Court
Powell
Mer. Little
Tittle
Little
Tall brunette seeks reporter assist in finding her fortune
A city newspaper appeals to a missing young woman described as tall and handsome with a brunette appearance who arrived Wednesday June 6 on Lake Shore train No 32. An elderly crutch wearer accompanies her as efforts to locate the heiress with much public interest begin at the Reporter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Elyria
Gaid
Residence on Hast Broad Street Offered at 6000 Dollars
A 10 room city residence near the public square is offered for 6000 dollars with 1000 cash balance to suit. The property includes finished downstairs hardwoods heating by furnace and independent hot water heater. Lot measures 40x165 feet. Listing by A Smith and Brother migrta block. 6-13.8t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
A. Smith and Brother
Migrta
Elyria Wins at Wooster In Trolley League Tilt
Elyria defeats Wooster 4 to 0 in nine innings as Stoup shines on the mound for Elyria while Alger of Wooster posts strong work. Errors by Wooster lead to Elyria scoring in multiple innings. fast game with sharp defense and exciting plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoup
Wooster
Elyria Trolley
Elyrians
Elyria
Alger
Jonings
Strike Imminent on C S W Ry Amid Wage Demands
Train crews on the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction threaten a strike over pay. Negotiations center on raises of twenty one to twenty five cents for three tenure brackets, with March offers rejected. Union officials warn 130 trainmen across two divisions face potential stoppage, tying up the system during peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Company
Berea
Biyria
Blyth Local No
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Road
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Cleveland
Muncie
Ind
Johnson
Bishop
A. L. Behmer
Prsident
F. T. Pomroy
Waoater
Norwalk
Richard Allen W R G Memorial Services Observed
The annual memorial services for deceased Rich ard Allen W R C members were held at the G A R B hall on Thursday afternoon. Three members died this year Isa belle Henchett Sarah Mynders Miria Allen known as Grandma Allen. Two past department presidents Caroline Waddell and Sarah Battles died this year. A large W A C presence attended. Memorials read tributes paid. graves decorated with flowers. A flag day service followed with Mary Squires history of the flag and Mary Howlett reciting Raise the Plat on our Schools. Music closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
G. A. RB. Hall
Isabelle Henchett
Sarah Mynders
Miria Allen
Grandma Allen
Caroline Waddell
Sarah Battles
Siaters
Mary Squires
Mary Howlett
Dutchman Seeks Legal Action Over Shrinking Photo
A Dutch man visits Attorney Leonard to sue a photographer claiming his portrait libels his figure as one leg appears longer due to shading. The lawyer advises returning to the photographer to discuss the issue.
Photographer Grants Free Sitting After Request
A photographer rewarded a subject with another free sitting after the person did a certain gesture. The incident shows leniency and courtesy in a studio session.
Home on Fast Fourth Street for sale
For sale and with room to use on East Fourth Street we offer lot 40 feet wide with all improvements. Priced at 3400 dollars with 1000 dollars cash required and the balance on terms. A fine house in a fine location well worth the price. F. A. Smith & Brother Elyria Block. Mr and Mrs F A Smythe and their guests will visit Put in Bay over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
F.A. Smith & Brother
Elyria Block
F. A. Smythe
Put-in-Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Bruge
Hinkson & Buitenbender
Hastern Heights
T. Quick
Edward B. Not_tage
Mary E. Marsh
L. Goldberg
Elizabeth B. Stang
Amherst Township
Vere Brewer
Western Rescue
William F. Sudro
Department of Pharmacy
University of
Gan
Archibola Dawson
East Avenue
Delaware
Nellie Hopkine
Gsth
H. le’ Faxon
D. H. Burrell
Greenville, Mich
Yellow Line
Martin Gort
Y Gilmore
R. F. Powell
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Tie
Take Hall
C.&s.w. RY
Richard Allen W. R .G. Memorial
Leonard
Harry H. Smith & Co
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