Arranged Talks Over Wires Along Boulevard Plan
Representatives of electric, telegraph and telephone companies met the board of service to arrange lines so they do not interfere with a new boulevard. Wires will be moved from the street, long distance lines above river, local lines on low poles, electric wires removed from the street, and street railway to use telephone poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light
Trang Slong Middle Avenue
Sergioa
Board of Service
Street
Ice Cream Tonight At Park Lawn Near Hotel Andwar
Bt Pauls church society invites all to an ice cream social on the park lawn in front of the Hotel Andwar tonight. The event welcomes everyone to enjoy cold treats in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul's Church Society
Fresh Air Camp Appeal Seeks Host Homes and Funds
L F Mullen of the Outing Department appeals to Blythe and Lorain County residents to host or fund Cleveland Fresh Air Camp children. Individuals willing to take a boy or girl for two weeks or provide two weeks’ sustenance should contact Mullen in Cleveland or Rev W Ondruas in Elyria. Children travel free to and from rail stations, are inspected for health, and are from poor urban families seeking a respite this summer. 834 children enjoyed two weeks last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Mullen
Childrens Fresh Air Camp
Blyna
Lorain County
Childrena Fresh Air Camp
Cleveland
Mullen
Ly. Mullen
Rev. W. &. Ondruas
Elyria
Nottie
Health Department
Ole
Umbrella Mender Guilty Of Petty Larceny In Poodle Theft
Edwin Molntyre an umbrella mender was sued for ten dollars and costs by Mayor Folger for petit larceny. He stole Mrs. Emma Bokler’s poodle valued at twenty five dollars, then damaged the collar to hide identification. He pleaded guilty and faces a twenty day street sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Molntyre
Folger
Emma Bokler
Ohoss
Death of Rev Father Alten at St John’s Catholic Church
Rev Father Alten pastor of St John’s Catholic Church at South Long Lane died from heart disease. He was 36, found in his room by his housekeeper after routinely preparing for bed the night before. He had battled intermittent heart problems for about a year and likely died ten to twelve hours before discovery. His body lay dressed and cold on the floor. One brother survives in Elyna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Alten
St. John’s Catholic Church
Bouth Lorain
Elyna
Hie Digene
Real Estate Transfers List From Local District
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds across townships and villages. Transfers include O R Horn’s estate to Katie Sensabaugh for Lot 7 Block 3 Boaga’s Addition Lorain at 1400 dollars and Emeline Hitchcook to Amanda Martin for part of original lot in Columbia Township at 1 dollar plus several other trades, including Beebe additions in Elyria and parcels in Sheffield and Henrietta, with prices ranging from 1 to 149.70 dollars and larger sums like 31200 to the Lake Erie and Pittsburg Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Horn
Henry Pfaff
Katie Sensabaugh
Boaga’s Ltd
Lorain
Emeline Hitchcook
Amanda Martin
Columbia
Charles H. Hitchcock
Township of
Emeline Hitchcock
Columbis
Estella Smith
Gideon Leiby
Grafton
Frank
Artemas Bebeo
Herman Beesing
Beebe
Elyria
Artemus Beebe
John Geminer
Lake Erie and
Pittsburg
Sheffield
Ae Frederick Geminer
John Tomes
Case
Columbia Township
Eyaline McFadden
Hannah Knowles
LaGrange
Salins Peck
Peter Rath
Brownhelm
Fraud case hits Elyria office over impersonating agent
A glib talking young woman claimed to solicit for Success newspaper and promised an 8600 prize. She said she once lived in Lorain and later Sandusky, boasting of subscribers here. After Fremont residents filed complaints, she was arrested in Sandusky on a fraud charge as unauthorized to solicit for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Bhut
Sandusky
Fremont Easy Marks
Sacceds Publishing Company
Notre Dame woman offers home cure for female troubles
A pamphlet promises free instructions for care of leucorrhoea ulcers displacements womb and other female ailments. It targets mothers and daughters, claiming a successful home treatment and a yearly cost of about 1 cent per week. Mrs M Summers Box 418 Notre Dame Ind invites interested sufferers to write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Surprise Kitchen Shower For Addie Buttenbender
Friday evening a group of about fifteen ladies surprised Addie Buttenbender at her home 1208 Middle Avenue with a kitchen shower after a telephone call from Conaway an obliging attorney. Arthur Stark’s car horn announced the arrival as friends marched up to celebrate the forthcoming wedding with many good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaway
Middle Avenue
C. H. Buttenbender
Addie Buttenbender
Fire near North street shingles prompts city warning
Sparks from an engine set a few shingles afire on North street around noon Saturday. The wooden roofed house, old and dry, could have burned. the fire was put out before the fire department arrived. A dense crowd at the opera house delayed horses and hindered efforts, prompting a call for crowd control to save time in future emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
North Street
Yartha
Bessie Smith case ends in court on assault plea
In a city saloon near the loop the Bessie Smith case closed Friday afternoon when the jury returned. She pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a brief deliberation and on Saturday was fined five dollars plus costs and jailed sixty days by Judge Webber. Jurors indicated longer deliberation likely if given more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Smith
Court of Common Plass
Joe Myers
Loop
Webber
FAILED 10. RETURN LIVERYMAN'S HORSE
Thomas Corbett, claiming Lorain ties, hired a horse from Hadaway Brothers at eleven am and did not return it. By two pm police were alerted, he was found near Oleys land street, overtaken by Chief Whitney in nearby county, and brought back. He blamed intoxication and said he never intended theft. mayor to decide Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corbett
Lorain
Hadaway Brothers
Oleysland Street
Whitney
Cuyahoga County
Garbett
Grand Army encampment at Tiffin praised with royal welcome
The state Grand Army of the Republic encampment received a warm, lavish welcome in Tiffin with extensive decorations and numerous receptions. Colonel Moulton of Lima led the army as commander while Mrs Tone Howitt Calvert of Columbus was chosen department president. Mrs Lena EB Hyland read greetings to the attendees, praising mothers wives sisters daughters and veterans for their role in supporting the soldiers and nation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Tiftin
Grand Army
Tiffin
Moulton
Lima
Tone Howitt Calvert
Columbus
Calvert
Lena EB. Hyland
Daughters of the Revolution
Nation
Gethsemane
Local Ohio official seriously ill after illness at Elyria schools
H. M. Parker Seriously, state commander of the Ohio EK, C. T. M. and former Elyria public superintendent, fell ill Friday with appendicitis. He was taken to his home where his family physician attends him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Walker
Ohio EK
Elyria
Ex Governor Nash Kept Alive by Stimulants
Ex governor George K Nash remains alive only through strong heart stimulants per his physician Dr Wilson. Family says he cannot live long, yet he questions his fate and recently asked about lying propped in bed. He declines to respond to heart-boosting treatments without stimulant support. Aides note rapid decline due to arterial cirrhosis and failing heart. Former servant Maggie visited, the governor recognizing her and asking after Mary, his deceased daughter. Word of local ice cream and belt advertisements closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Nash
Wilson
Nash
Maggie
Anid
Mary
Champney
Chay Man's
Death of Cleveland Man In Lorain Yard Engine Accident
John Tebolt of Cleveland died after being struck by a yard engine in the Lorain steel plant yards on Thursday night. He had arrived from Cleveland hours earlier for a dredge job and was en route to work when the accident occurred. He died a few hours later at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tebolt
Cleveland
Tebolt
Lorain
Engagements Delayed At East and thege Ball Park
A traveling company called Coming Under Flags of all Nations Oo will not begin its engagement Monday as planned. It now opens Thursday, June, and runs through July 2 due to heat and travel delays. The lineup includes top vocalists, dancers, comedians, and Olympia quartets. Performers listed include Miss Janie William and Miss Marie Blake, with many others promised for Southern melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flags of All Nations
Divorce suit filed over cruelty and neglect in Stakes case
Pavorce Wented Myrtle Stakes sues Charles Stakes for divorce on ground of extreme cruelty habitual drunkenness and gross neglect of duty. They married in 1897 and have two children.
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Myrtle Stakes
Charles Stakes
Mrs. Stakes Alee
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COX Agency
Broad
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Feld
HEARN
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St. Lou
Tllington
Masia Yapila
Ken
Fresh Air Children
Umbrella Mender
Eves
Cutt
Harry H. Smith
E. Broad St
Success Company
Notre Dame Lady
Jeary
H, A
Dykeman
Ohio
Louise McCloy Horn
H. M. Parker
Chapman’s
Pavorce
Children’s Wash
Chapman
Harry H. Smith & Co
Cheapside
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