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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1904

Page

8

Betrayed by a friend ends in tragedy at boarding house

Joseph Zebrowaski, robbed by a trusted helper who later vanished with his mother’s ring, faced unemployment and despondency. He was found dead in bed at his South Lorain boarding house after suffering apparent agony. A coroner ordered a post mortem to determine poisoning.

Joseph Zebrowski Lorain Joseph Zebrowaski Syenna South Lorain Zebrowski Zebrowek

Funeral of E L Disbro Former Editor of the Reporter

Funeral services for E L Disbro former editor of the Reporter were held at his Gates Avenue residence on Sunday at two o'clock. Rev. Persons assisted by Rev. Dawson delivered homely remarks. The remains were taken to Oberlin for burial on special cars. Pallbearers included B G Johnson W E Brooks E H Hinman L B Faure J W Steele and D Troxel. Floral offerings came from the Elyria Elks the Elyria Reporter employees and neighbors.

E. L. Disbro Reporter Gates Avenue Rev Persons Berea Dawson Elvria

Strawberry Meet Horticultural Society to hold Lorain event

The Lorain County Horticultural Society will host a national strawberry meeting at Fields on Friday June 17. Transit from Elgria to Ridgeville guide stops 54 with teams meeting attendees. All are invited to attend with berry and flower exhibits. Basket dinner and Fields hosts coffee and an ice cream supper. For details contact F S Reefy Elyria Ohio.

Lorain F. S. Reefy Elyria

Memorial Day Service Observed At W H C Ceremony

Memorial and flag day observance on June 4 featured a service with readings and music. Mrs Crandall and Miss Marie Willard sang The Star Spangled Banner and There Will Be One Vacant Chair. Rev Withyecombe of St Andrew's Church addressed attendees, followed by flower tributes at the graves.

Richard Allen W R. CG. No

Memorial Services By Odd Fellows And Rebekahs

One hundred sixty Odd Fellows and seventy five Rebekahs gathered on Buanday to decorate graves with flowers and garlands. Prof. Reefy delivered the oration and paid tribute in his eulogies to the deceased brothers. A quartet led music including Mins Ads Reefy, Clarence Little, Geo. Philpot, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Little, with Eva Heefy presiding at the Diang.

Buanday Prof Reefy Mins Ads Reefy Clarence Little Geo. Philpot Mies Eva Heefy

Colored woman convicted in Lorain robbery case

Anna Washington was found guilty by a jury of holding up J. F. Ladd in Lorain. She was sentenced to one and a half years in the penitentiary by Judge Webber. Co-defendant Beasie Smith pled guilty and received a one year sentence. During cross examination Washington claimed she cannot tell the time or days of the week.

Anna Washington Common Pleas J. F. Ladd Lorain Webber Beasie Smith Washington

Suit for $15000 damages over Lake Shore rail crash

Stephen Vargo files in common pleas alleging severe injuries from the June 2 collision. He describes head trauma disfiguring facial features, internal hemorrhage, and lasting disability. Attorneys George Groszy T Adams G Washburne and J Lawrence listed.

Lake Shore Electric Railway Court of Common Pleas Stephen Vargo Vargo George Groszy Lorain County T. Adama G. Washburne 4. Lawrence

Alumni Reunion of Elyria High Class of 1904 Held in Elka Hall

The twenty sixth annual alumni reunion at Elyria High School was the largest in years with attendees from home and abroad. Forty four new members of the class of 04 welcomed. Percy Boynton gave the welcome address and Miss Daryl Smiths responded. Officers nominated: President Percy Boynton, Vice President Mrs Charles Braman, Secretary Miss Pearl Lord, Treasurer Frank Eckler, Executive Board Walter Saunders Miss Heater Perry Mrs Walter Davies. Performances included a violin solo by Metzdorf of Groveport, readings by Louis Bintliff and Dr B E Saunders. Refreshments followed. the evening ended with social activities.

Elyria Elka Hall Percy Boynton Daryl Smiths Charles E. Hancock Charles Crebore Charles Braman Walter Davies Metzdorf Croveimna Tala Louis Ebintliff J. OU. Compton Homoros Nolo B. E. Saunders

Street fair carnival rescheduled for late July in city

The street fair and carnival coordinated by the Uniform Rank K. C. T. M. was postponed to the week of July 26 after initial dates of July 18 and July 25 proved untenable. A change in the company’s itinerary allows arrival on the July 26 week, shifting plans to the last named date.

Thin City Arst

Two Juries Hear Cases at Court House

Two juries are at work in the courthouse. The grand jury room handles the Oak Point damage suit against the Nickel Plate. Judge Hayden sits on the bench. In the regular court, Anna Washington a nagress faces trial for picking pockets from a man named Ladd in Lorain.

Court House Oak Point Judge Hayden Anna Washington Ladd Lorain

Robbed Elyria man loses diamond pin on Cleveland streetcar

Frank Willman of Elyria rode a Euclid Avenue car to Cleveland on a Saturday when three unseen men boarded at different stops. One seized his neck as he leaned over the rail, wresting a valuable diamond pin from his tie while the others pretended not to know each other. Willman rang the bell cord and the trio jumped as the car sped away, one believed seriously injured in the escape.

Frank Willman Elyria Cleveland Willman

Unconscious Dr Mills Found Dead Near Rochester

Dr M H Mills a Wellington physician was found unconscious beside the highway near Rochester on Sunday night. He died soon after at his home after being brought back. He had recently been to Columbus where he overexerted himself and felt tired. A farmer found his body by the roadside while en route to church. He suffered a stroke of paralysis.

M. H. Mills Wellington Rochester Milla Columbus Church Mills

Will Support His Family Arraigned Before Mayor

Jay Fitch appeared before Mayor Folger on Friday morning charged with wilful support of his wife and two minor children. He pleaded guilty and was released on a promise to pay six dollars per week toward their support.

Jay Fitch Folger

First Oberlin paper copy of People’s Press from 1845

A torn fragment preserves Oberlin’s first newspaper titled the People’s Press dated December 1845. The editor and publisher’s name is missing, but the note says the venture failed due to lack of encouragement and ongoing costs. The item lists Hermano Hotes a 26 year old Cleveland cigar maker and Martha Holland a 26 year old from Lo train.

Oberlin People's Press Becauas Hermano Hotes Cleveland Martha Holland Lotrain

Wreck suit and family claims against Lake Shore Electric

An entire family sues Lake Shore Electric for damages from a July 6 1908 wreck near Berlin Heights. A Lorain to Toledo car left the main track and collided with a car on a siding. Plaintiffs Raymond Renouard Emma Renoard and Lorenzo Reno or infant sue for 1000000 5000 10000 respectively, through attorney F F Thomas. The suit alleges neglect by company reps led to an unsafe vehicle with out of repair equipment. A fireworks salesman comments on poor business in Norwalk Lorain Sandusky and Fremont as ordinances curb staff use. He plans Elyria visit but faces hostile reception.

Lake Shore Electric Berlin Heights Lorain Toledo Anitoh Raymond Renouard Emma Anit Lorenzo Renouard F. F. Thomas Jnsid Atrock Norwalk Sandusky Fremont Elyria

Farm Hand Robbed of Watches and Cash

H L Farr of Carlasle says farm hand Reid Hoover stole two watches and $9.40 while the Farrs were away. Hoover, 26, about 6 feet 5 inches, 115 pounds, brown hair and eyes, reddish complexion, wore a grey plaid coat, black Fedora, and small black tie. Sheriff seeks Hoover.

H. L. Farr Carlasle Cameoné Reid Hoover Farr Hoover Hunter Cass Sean

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