An Elegant Wedding in Cleveland Church Ceremony
A refined wedding occurred Thursday evening at Worst Coe Congregational Church uniting Aflisseur Fobber, daughter of Me with Sir Thomas bulger, to Wi Arthur Thielee Meones of dy vale Tand. Clergy Rev. W. Castints officiated as guests filled the pews and a large procession moved down the aisle. The reception for about 200 at the Folger residence featured Garfield's Mandolin Orchestra, pink decorations, a superb supper, and abundant gifts including a silver case from the groom’s family and a diamond set from the bride to the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflisseur Fobber
Sir Thomas Bulger
Arthur Thielee
Dy Vale
Itv Amd
Speenu Aia
Cleveland
Mendelseain
Miss Olivet
Ners
William Dietz
Alice Huntington
Bilger
Cadinu
Folger
Garfield
Mandolin Orchestra
Weisgerber
Divorce Cases Leave Judge Kohler Granting Dissolutions
Seven couples failed to find the watronomal pathway with several divorces granted on grounds of neglect of duty extreme cruelty and wilful absence. Names include Olive J. Munroe Re Wun rom Phrimutt Haris Snow Maud Waldecker and Belle Maloney among others. Several cases involve foreclosure of mortgages receiverships and equitable relief with verdicts or settlements noted, county business referenced. County Auditor Lewis reports in Pittsburg on official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Uross
Feases
Olive J. Munroe Ys
Erans Nagleat
Phrimutt
Haris Snowden
Joh Weber
R. Abataaret Shadler
Maud Waldecker
Jasob Wal- Aeeker
Wun H. Gott
Lorinta Gott
Thyotree
Belle Maloney
Kied ‘Maloney
Vlauuriff
Belle Brosineton
Nellie B. Gardner Ve
Hiram
Gardner
Gear Seart& Co. Ve. A. G. Lyon Et al
Momey
Mortiuse
Equitable Relief
Kauver
Ate
Daniel W. Highland
Diamond Cheese Co
John Portman
Wm. Ellis
St. LR. R. Co
John Wellert
Frank Goetz
Nelson brothers sentenced for assault and theft by judge
The Nelson brothers Ed and? are convicted before Judge Rye. The older, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, is sentenced to prison for three years. The younger receives a term in the workhouse plus a fine. Details are garbled but indicate a combined sentence and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Brothers
Rer
Rye Ioudey
Peitearee
Crete
Lesnar
Czar visits Cleveland amid court action and fines
Fragmented OCR story reports a controversial figure nicknamed Czar in Cleveland encountering legal trouble. Harry Vtens assists while officials, including Mayor Gluseh, preside over court proceedings, fines, and tensions involving farm community members. The piece references a return to Cleveland and unresolved local disputes.
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Bernster
Cleveland
Harry Vtens
Campias
Gluseh
Lotain
Towand
Brotier
Maryaw
Clevetaise
Bridal Journey and Wedding Reception Amid Downtrodden Times
An old item recounts a bride and groom departing amid a crowd at Pettibone and Folger residences, with a lively farewell dance afterward. The scene captures social rituals as the couple bids farewell before travel.
Lightning shock knocks residents and damages houses in Broad Street area
A severe electric shock from West Broad Street wires unsettles Stolzenbere and nearby residents. Mrs Stolzenbere is knocked down and treated after fainting. Chimney damage and smoke fill the area as neighbors report injuries and the street bakery wagon is toppled. No serious casualties.
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Roorkee
Stolym
Lipteses
Phas
Reefs
Alys
Fiew
Armbruster
George Maken
Stolzenbern
Seveal
Snow
Stolsensbere
Hana Schaible Wedding At Hahn Home
Miss Martha Hahn and Mr. Chas Schai ble were united in marriage at the Hahn home on the lake shore. The ceremony occurred at o clock with Mamie Hahn at the piano as Mendelssohn’s march sounded. Rev Wahl of North Amherst officiated under a fragrant rose arch. The house was decorated with cut flowers and ferns and a wedding supper followed. A baptism for L E Hahn’s son and G A Hahn’s daughter occurred after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hahn
Chas. Schaible
Chas Hahn
Lake Shore
Mamie Hahn
Mendelssohn
Wahl
North Amherst
L. E. Hahn
Ceylon
G. A. Hahn
Oberlin
Professor Carver Accepts Harvard Professorship
Will go to Harvard, Oberlin Ohio June 13 Prof T N Carver who has chaired political economy at Oberlin College for six years has been offered and accepted a professorship at Harvard University. He is regarded as a leading teacher in the department and will begin work there next fall.
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Oberlin, O
T. N. Carver
Oberlin College
Harvard University
Carver
Harvard
Tragedy on the Rails Kills Mrs Hamlin Near Heaton
Mrs Hamlin, about 60, was struck and instantly killed by an express train near Ridge Avenue and Weaver Street while crossing the tracks with a young neighbor’s son. The collision occurred as the train, traveling its usual speed, could not stop in time. her body was mangled and later taken by undertaker. She leaves a husband and a grown family, and formerly lived in Heaton Conover.
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Lewis Hal
Ml. Ridge
St. Weaver Avenue
Hamlin
Hey
Utein
Dirs Heaplin
Heaton
Conover Israman
A Reminder of the Crusade in Oberlin and Lorin
Alfred Talley of Lorin was declared insane by Probate Judge Hinman and ordered confined in Toledo. He threatened his wife, a former Oberlin resident where the Crusade against his alleged temperance misdeeds began with women marching to shut his depot restaurant. The piece notes a wave of weddings this month and upcoming events in Big-Tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Talley
Lorin
Hinman
Toledo
Toleile
Talley
Oberlin
Crusade
Christian Temperance Women of
United States
Shuffle Board Comes to YMCA Gym for Friendly Play
A new shuffle board, described as deck shuffle or shovel board, is introduced in the YMCA gymnasium. It is placed on the transatlantic steamers and offers advantages over bowling. Two diagrams mark the play area, players push a wooden disk toward high numbers while trying to dislodge opponents' disks. Expert play is expected after a few weeks.
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Young Men's Christian Association Gymnnasium
Fam
Elyria Company I Visited Oberlin for Drill and Festivities
The Elyria based Company I toured Oberlin on Monday evening by invitation of the Oberlin Light Guards. They marched through Water Street, drawing cheers from locals and college youths as Captain Murbach and Bugler Wurst led celebratory drills. Afterward, veterans praised the drill, and the group visited the G A R hall for refreshments and speeches. J W Allen of Murray Ridge brought in the season's first new potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio
Elyria
Murdech
Oberlinians
Lorain County
Teddy Roosevelt
General Miles
Charles Wurst
Elyria Company
G A. R
G. A. R. Hall
Maver Fauver
Murbach
Company I
Oberlin
J. W. Allen
Murray Ridge
Mr. Allen
Elyria Voters Approve Waterworks Bonds By Two-Thirds
Elyria residents cast ballots last Saturday on a bonds issue for a new waterworks system with Lake Erie named as the supply source. The turnout was light and both supporters and opponents preferred a quiet vote without influence. The statewide totals show the measure failed to achieve the two-thirds threshold, with several wards reporting counts and many blanks.
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Elyria
Spoband
Lake Erie
High School Commencement Special at Hirst Church
The annual commencement exercises of the high school were held last evening at Hirst Congregational church. Twenty five graduates received diplomas in a ceremony featuring Rev. E. T. Hagerman of Norwalk as speaker and C. T. Beckwith presenting diplomas. Supt. Waite gave a farewell address. Class members included John Clifton, Herbert Leassenhop, Howard Saxton, Ralph Harding, Charles Danforth, Harry Bails, Will Belden, Clara Baird, Louis Cheney, Florence Smith, Lena Rose, Harvey Peek, Bernard Hurst, Lottie McClaflin, Irene Coe, Geraldine Burr, Dwight Burr, Carl Brice, Nettie Ritzenthaler, Marshall Hoopes, Edna Harger, Thomas Wilson, Florence Cherry, Mame Byam, Florence Waite, and Merrill Burr. The church was decorated with palms and flowers in senior colors crimson and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreales
Hirst Congregational Church
E. T. Hagerman
Norwalk
C. T. Beckwith
Supt. Waite
Mame Byam
Florence Waite
Merrill Burr
South Lorain Bank Opens in Handsome New Quarters
In Their New Rooms The South Lorain bank is nicely settled in its new and handsome quarters. The bank is a beauty in its furnishings and exceedingly convenient in all its appointments. The safe and vault are claimed to be the strongest and west in Lorain county.
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South Lorain Bank
Lorain County
Dedication service at local Congregational church
A detailed report of the dedication service for the church building. Rev P A Metcalf led prayers and readings, Prof Gratin Taylor delivered a lengthy discourse on social duty, and the choir performed Gloria in Excelsis. Mr Weary presented keys to Hon George Ely as building chair.
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Rev
P. A. Metand
Pha Th
Gratin Taylor
Chicara
Karge Soui
Asolo
Bev
Metcalf
Viv. Wrank O. Weary
Weary
George H. Ely
Ely
Bas
Phis
Grai Oun Taxtor
Taydor
Appli
Desac
Chi¢age
Lherhern
Taylor
Death of Charles E Willard in Cleveland residence
Charles E Willard formerly of Wellington and nephew of A M Willard the painter of Yankee Doodle died at his parents home in Cleveland on Monday. Interment was in Wellington. He was 35 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Willard
Wellington
A.M. Willard
Cleveland
Avon Lake Postoffice Discontinued After June
Postoffice of Avon Lake will be discontinued after the 15 of June by order of the postoffice department. Mail formerly sent there will be sent to Eagle Cliff unless otherwise addressed. Charles H. Hayward died by his own hand in his room at the Commercial hotel in Monroeville Tuesday night. He was well known in Elyria, having resided here several years ago.
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Avon Lake
Eagle Cliff
Charles H. Hayward
Commercial
Monroeville
Elyria
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Jean Folger
Arthur Fp Pettibone
First Congregational Church
Lewis
Pittsburg
TER Acksan
Aig Ds
Nelson
Che Czar
Parisots
New York City
Hana-Schaible
Will
Mrs. Lews Hamln
Fields
The
Fire Congregational Church
Charles E. Willard
Falkeye
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