Memorial Day Observance by Maccabees and Modern Woodmen
The Maccabees and Modern Woodmen of America held their annual Memorial day events with processions to the cemetery. Knights formed sword lines with red white and black sashes while palms decorated graves. J A Davis delivered an address, and the Woodmen line included about seventy marchers with floral tributes and choir singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Woodmen
Maccabees
C. H. Willams
H. H. Smith
William Rivet
Mart Smith
G. R Hobili
A. G. Berry
H. V. Hawkins
H. D. Wheelers
Woodmen of America
J. A. Davis
Maccabee Band
L. M. Tefford
P. S. Ashford
M. E. Church
Storm at Amherst Leaves No Serious Injury Reported
A severe noon storm hit Amherst County especially the northwest area. Milo Moulton and another man were knocked down near Brownhel when a tree struck. T W Wilson's barn lost a corner to lightning. a horse in the barn was paralyzed for three hours. North Amherst telephone lines burned out and lights were briefly needed. Chickens reportedly roosted during darkness and resumed work after daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Moulton
Brownhel
Mr. Moulton
T. W. Wilson
North Amherst
Great Wild West at Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show
A vivid overview lauds Buffalo Bill’s Wild West for its educational and thrilling arena performances. The piece notes how urban audiences, familiar with flats and streetcars, respond to horsemanship, firearms, and spectacle, praising the famed show’s broad appeal and legendary reputation. The text ends with a date set for Cleveland on Monday, June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Cleveland
Five Divorce Suits Heard in Grand Jury Room
Judge Nye presided in the grand jury room while Judge Haydon handled the Lumin cage. Three divorce suits were set for the day Decker versus Decker Gleason versus Gleason and Sharkey versus Sharkey. Mrs Gleason was granted a divorce for habitual intoxication and gross neglect of duty. the remaining two cases were rescheduled for Saturday making four assignments for that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudge Nye
Haydon
Decker
Gleaso
Gleason
Sharkey
Irs
Organ recital drew good crowd as Matlack assumes muse post
A large audience attended the free organ recital by Prof. Matlack at the First Congregational church in Grinnell. He has accepted the director position at Town College School of Music and will lead an orchestra and choir with a larger organ, a move that local friends say will be long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlack
Prof. Matlack
Muse
School of Music
Town College
Grinnell
Iowa
Mysterious fire devastates Wurst home at Eastvenue and Second
A fire of mysterious origin destroyed the Earl Wurst residence at Eastvenue and Second early Monday. It began in the attic over the kitchen where Mrs. F. B. Sheppard and family stored furniture and bedding. The alarm rang quickly and the volunteer fire department arrived in eighteen minutes. A boarder named Ch McElhenny escaped with his trunk after tumbling it from his room. Mrs. Sheppard and a son lost clothes and some furnishings. the couple insured the home and contents. The Sheppards moved to a Fourth Street house, praising the fire crew and urging better equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wurst
Eastvenue
Second Street
F. B. Sheppard
Garrett
Ch McElhenny
Sheppard
Fourth Street
Holland rumor debunked over church funds misdeal
A report claimed John Holland, former coachman for Mr M Strauss, took 60 to 370 dollars from church subscriptions for the Second M E church. Church members deny the theft, saying Holland left town to care for his ailing father and only collected a couple dollars, all accounted for. The committee stresses no funds were lost and the false report hinders their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holland
M. Strauss
M. E
Holland
Elyria Baptist church programs and soloist note
Rev. W A Districk sang a fine tenor solo at Elyria Baptist church Sunday evening. Elyria Baptist Young People conducted morning services at Camden Baptist church led by Lenna Ditkinson Ada Maxted Reno Van Wormer Alfred Knapp and Joseph Birdsall. Theme was Children of Bible Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dsitrick
South Lerain
Elyria Baptist Church
Elyria Baptist Young People’s
Clerw
Camden Baptist Church
Lenna Ditkinsom
Ada Maxted
Reno van Wormer
Alfred Knapp
Joseph Birdsall
Children of Bible Times
Bids Opened for Old Ladies' Home Contract in Lorain
Wednesday night saw exit bids for the Old Ladies' Home range from 12 749 to 15 000 with the low bid of 13 750 submitted by John Kipp of Lorain The bidders included Bates Wolf Stol genbarg Lorain Contracting Co Kaiser Bros Reiard and Billings Five bids ran close to 14 000 A meeting was set for Thursday night to act on the bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies
John Kipp
Lorain
Bates
Wolf
Stolgenbarg
Lorain Contracting Co
Kaiser Bros
Reiard
Billings
Beautiful solo at St Andrews Church and faithful sermon
At St Andrews Church Miss Anderson of Pittsburg sang a beautiful solo at Oberlin while Rev Craft preached an encouraging sermon urging renewed effort, citing Peter's restoration as a Christian after denying Christ. Miss Luella E Phipps was called to her brother's home at Bellevue by the illness of his eldest son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anderson
Pittsburg
Oberlin
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Craft
Peter
Luella E. Phipps
Bellevue
Orange Blossoms Wedding in Cleveland Marriage of Faxon and Boynton
The quiet home wedding of Misa Mary Belle Faxon and Arthur Jefferson Boynton took place at the Faxon residence with Rev. E J Omft performing the ring ceremony. The event featured pink peonies and roses, a dining room reception, and a planned trip from Buffalo after a Lake Shore train departure. Out-of-town guests included families from Cleveland London Columbus Indianapolis and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Belle Faxon
Arthur Jefferson
Boynton
T. E. Faxon
Middle Avenue
E. J. Omft
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Thebrary
Arthur Huffman
Columbus
Catherine Faxon
Theodore Faxon Jr
Percy Boynton
Messrs. Barth
Rudolph Berliner
Clevelang
Stranehan
Cleveland
Nellie Johnson
Bertha Adams
Margaret Morfoot
Virginia Townsend
Margaret Dake
Hazel Smith
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Lakes
Out of Tow
Harlan Pomeroy
Mary Pomeroy
Alfred Felgate
Clayton Bliss
Prentiss
London
England
Townsend
Wing
Prince
Indianapolis
Steel Plants Take Bowling Win Over Elyring
Steel Plants defeated Elyring in three matched games at the bowling alley Thursday night. Decker faltered in the third game finishing with a poor score. Final totals showed Steel Plants 6487 799 750 while Elyring posted 704 WT 804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Plants
Elyring
Decker
Elyrins
Willing and Able marks Elyria senior commencement
The thirty seventh Elyria high school senior class will graduate on Wednesday evening June 10 with music by the high school under Prof B W Rice. The event includes a class chorus, solo by Miss Bertha Adams, a class song by Rice, five dollar decorations, diplomas and benediction. Class president Roy Robson and secretary Ruby McClare lead the procession. The next day the class visits Puritas Springs for a picnic, and the motto Volens et Potens means Willing and Able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W- Rice
Bertha Adams
Prof. Rice
Board of Education
Elyria
Roy Robson
Ruby McClare
Puritas Springs
Pay Up Or You Will Be Shut Up
Internal Revenue licenses expire June 30 and must be renewed by the 80th to continue business. Books opened in the Cleveland district with Collector McCord handling license applications. Mrs. Ferguson and family visited Mr. Unger on Lake Pynus. Grace and Earnest Ferguson also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers in Ridgeville and Grafton Areas
Real estate transfers include Henry Luster selling part of lot 28 in Ridgeville to George Gill for 1. Agnes Ekinston selling lots 108 and 10% in Grafton to Herman Grube for 300. Frank Clary selling 24 acres in Ridgeville to Philip and Martin Aumiller for 3% and 590. Emil Beck selling 112-100 acres in Avon to J. Henry Bagedorm for 81,500. John Titempkine selling 1%4 acres in Ridgeville to J. L. Reed for 2,700. Nancy Clifford selling annex lot 30 in Wellington to Geo Gott for 2,714.50. Flay A. Millw selling part of block 11 in Sarah Chamberlain allotment to R. E. Mille for 1,173.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry &. Luster
George Gill
Ridgeville
George GH
Henry
Luster
Agnes Ekinston
Herman Grubewalt
Grafton
Frank M. Clary
Philip and
Martin Ahmiller
Emiliw
DL. Beck
J. Henry Bagedorm
Avon
John Titemipkine
J. L. Reed
Nancy Clifford
Geo
Wellington
Flay A. Millw
R. E. Mille
Sarah Chamberlain
Lériin
Park Council Adjourned Meeting Debates Dams Parks and Roads
Park Council adjourned Tuesday evening with members Mears Endy Lersch Mueller Shearer Smith and Williams. They discussed mink ter West Third street dam plans and Infirmary road improvements. An appropriation of 14 dollars was voted for Unsad's Memorial day services and open air concerts. A park with an island attraction and a skating rink was proposed. A tide study for river bed flowage was authorized. George H Bly may erect an electrical pole at the hall lot corner. Gas water sewer connections on Cedar Street and Warsicourt were reconfirmed and streets improved by paving. Discussion on building a stone road from the L. and W. road to the infirmary led to brick road suggestions. narrow wagons for heavy teams were debated. The infirmary road project was referred to the street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears
Endy
Lersch
Mueller
Shearer
Smith
Williams
Weat Branch
Infirmary Road
Ocaln
Unsad
Cty
West Third Street
Warsicourt
Marriage Licenses Listing From Lorain County
A list of marriage licenses issued in Lorain and nearby areas includes Walter H. Smith 21 and Jane Thoms 19 of Lorain. Lewis Holcanth 28 and Eva Reichard 21 of Grafton. G. G. Sturiwaat 20 and Marfie VanBensch ten 2 of Cleveland and Oberlin respectively. EB. Kelling 34 and Elizabeth M. Forster 30 of Elyria. J. Wagner 26 and Mary F. Thomas 25 of Lorain. H. Zellers 23 and Hattie McGill 16 of Wellington. George Braegger 21 and Nelle Hawkings 20 of South Lorain. Arthur J. Boynton 25 and Mary Belle Faxon 26 of Elyria. John Wurmnest 25 and Bertha Behrendt 28 of North Amherst. George Pickering 35 and Marion Sage 22 of Ridgeville. Iseph Kihm 26 and Emma Pitts 24 of Sheffield and Lake Erie. A. V. Hageman 29 and Elanor M. Wallace 54 of Lorain. One license issued Tuesday but recorded Friday due to an error, Irving Hales 21 and Bertha Osborn 29 of Columbus.
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Walter H. Smith
Lorain
Jane
Thoms
Lewis Holcanth
LaGrange
Eva Reichard
Grafton
G.G. Sturiwaat
Cleveland
Marfie VanBenscheten
Oberlin
EB. Kelling
Elizabeth ML Forster
Elyria BP
J. Wagner
Mary F. Thomas
Lorinday H. Zellers
Teamster
Hattie Mi McGill
Wellington
George Braegger
Nelle Hawkings
South Lorain
Arthur J. Boynton
Mary Belle Faxon
Elyria
John Wurmnest
Giarryian
Bertha Behrendt
North Amherst
George Pickering
Butcher
Avon
Marion Sage
Ridgeville
Iseph Kihm
Sheffield
Emma Pitts
Lake Brieze
A.V. Hageman
Elanor M. Wallace
Fridday
Irving Hales
Stone Cutter
Bertha Osborn
Colambie
Lorain Steel Co Plans 1500 Feet of Dock for Six Boats
The Lorain Steel Co is completing extensive improvements in its ore receiving department. Stock yards will be enlarged and a considerable addition to its docks will be built. Plans call for 1500 feet of dock allowing six boats to lay up at once, enabling more unloading machinery to be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Steel Co
Fleas Court Judge Hayden Completes Elyria Work
Judge Hayden finished all Elyria court duties on Thursday except the Lake Shore and West Bridge street undardat case. If attorneys prepare next week the judge will return. No court Friday. Judge Nye handles Saturday with Sandrook and Becker divorce cases.
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Hayden
Elyria Court
Lake Shore
West Bridge Street
Nye
Baturday
Sandrook
Becker
Oberlin Dreams of 400 Day Clock and Lawn Rules
Oberlin life centers on clocks and trimmed lawns as a 400 day clock exhibition looms and Mayor Burge enforces yard upkeep taxes. Commencement crowds grow while new houses rise on South Main, a revived campus fountain is debated, and dog muzzle orders are discussed amid July August high, with mail carrier humor and local rail work updating the town.
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Oberlin
Jewler
Ohio
Burge
Berlin
Oberimn
South Main Street
Main Street
Imre
Rite
Oderlin
Chancey
Parle
Pane
Harry Paddock
Libay ‘Ranmp
Sleveland
Paddock
Bill
First Baitist
Csrmioutch
Nore Scotia
Lake Shore
Collins
Dmdlers
W. J. Stone Om
Mgim
Legal Notice Involving Taylor & Co. and Others
A declarant in Loria County Ohio filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas on June 4 to revise certain mortgages and related securities. The notice lists parties including Talbot, Taylor & Co., and others, with property descriptions in Black River Township and adjacent parcels, detailing mortgage amounts, dates, and deadlines for action.
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de Femlanta
Hatchot
J. Taylor
B. Taylor
Foxnalt
Tayloy
Coan
New York City
New Look
Toby
Thak
Hrace Benton
Payie
Barata
Lorat
Ego
Td LaWyilt
Min
New York
Givaga d& T
Anid
Lorie Kastrand Co
Lesmaing
Partbars
Wil Jan R. Payer Raster
Bodavine
Talbot
Pariers
Aamir
Lot
Sau
Ordinance to require gas water and sewer connections
Ordinance No 1051 requires gas water and sewer connections in Cedar Forest and Worst Court. It details extension of water pipes to Cedar Street and Water Court, specifies pipe materials and service lines, and assigns responsibility and penalties for noncompliance. It sets effective date upon passage and publication, with enforcement by the Water Works supervisor and costs charged to property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Forest
Worst Court
Council of the
Ulty of
Gly Rte
Ohio
Uty Buun
Joy
Wintur Mireer
Warer
Pad
Pad Cider Street
Woorat Court
Baevice
Ordinance 1052 approves street grading and paving project
City ordinance authorizes grading and paving Cedar Street from Broad to Grace Court with curb and gutter, appoints plans and specs, and schedules assessments on parcels in Block 625 for the improvement. It directs the City Clerk to advertise bids and ensures enforcement, with publication and voting by the council.
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Bet
Engiseer
Tie Salle
Lounell
Loto
Cedar Street Aid
Meteress
BP CIA
Ld Dadi
Basset Fung i
Sred
Norton Soit
Iit Couueth
WH Park
Ordinance No 1053 Approves Wurst Court Improvements
Ordinance No 1053 outlines funding and plans to improve Wurst Court including street widening and lot abutting property assessments across the city. It specifies payment terms, ties to taxable property, and requires city clerk actions for enforcement and publication. A separate notice announces a petition to vacation an alley in Elyria's Bllynton addition and upcoming council consideration.
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Atelibasinn
Pelfivalmvs Ville
Otkee
Dhe
Lae
la Lua
Elvciu
Loniig
Woull
Ely
Manley Sues Ry Company Over Land Appraisal Verdict
The case of Henry W. Manley against the W. J. E. Ry. Co. was decided in favor of the company by Judge Hinman. The dispute centers on an appropriation of land once held jointly by the plaintiff and his mother. The judgment covers the value of the interest appportioned to the mother and the outcome may be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Manley
Hinman
Great Commander Office Hosts Norwalk Leader and Parker
Ed I. Young of Norwalk, noted KEO keeper, attended with Great Commander H. M. Parker. Friday, Parker received offices for his Maccabee work in Century block beside Justice Lord's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. I. Young
Norwalk
KEO
T. M
H. M. Parker
Parker
Diogk
Obsequies of King Humbert Recounted in Rome Procession
An ornate Roman rite for King Humbert's funeral is described with a vast public turnout and guarded streets. The Pantheon and Coliseum are cited as nearby landmarks, and the narrative contrasts imperial spectacle with mournful sentiment, noting security measures and crowd chaos.
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Humbert
Italy
Victor Emanuel King
Margarita
Ana
Antion
Garfield
Tion
Palatine Hill
Bic
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