Forward Convention Opens in Elyria With Large Delegates
The opening day of the Forward convention in Elyria welcomed delegates amid bright skies. Meetings were scheduled across four churches with First United, Church of Christ, and First Congregational hosting key sessions. Leaders from Oberlin College, Cleveland, Toledo, and Columbus led talks on growth, prayer, and junior work as delegates registered and prepared for numerous afternoon and evening programs.
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Toen
Elyria
Jecur
Junior Societieg
Church of Christ
Boylan Bros
Century Block
First Congregational Church
God
Christ Jesus
Virsat
GE m Tia
First Congregations Church
J. Fone
Kostoria
TL. B Sovire
Delaware
A Finyer
Columbus
My. Lousks
Toledo
Miss Lutes
Cleveland
Dr. Werk
Grandville
Mr. Garges
Zanesville
Rev
Arnett Jr
Wilberforce
George Cole
Ernest Brown
Akron
F Jacobs
New York City
Font
Foxtoria
BP Splendid
Mra
F O Wilford
WH Cadmus
Folger
WD Atkinson
Norwalk
Caspar W Hiatt
Moses
Anton
Korward
Jordan
Promised Land
Joshua
H O Bing
Oberlin College
Fout
First Congregational
Bixs
Chas Hutchinson
S M Peabody
Mia
HA Gaifard
Ars M M Radcliffe
Foos
O L Gamble
Lima
W A Leary F
O L Boyer
Dayton
H D Sheldon
Wellington
Minnie Ingham
Band of Mercy
Miss L Boona
Daytton
F H Jacobs
New York
John Hammond
JT H Bomborgzer
Roy
TH Hanna, Jr
Steubenville
Stoke
Christ
J G Huber
Taylor Realty Buys 33 Acres Near Lake Shore Tracks
The Taylor Realty Company of Cleveland has purchased 33 acres of land just south of the Lake Shore tracks, east of the ball park. The land, formerly part of the Heebe estate, sold for 2 dollars an acre.
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Taylor Realty Company
Clevelandt
Lake Shore
Ball Park
Heebe
Probate Court Adjudges Grafton Man Insane
Probate Court Judge Hinman ruled Russel B. Girabai of Grafton insane on Thursday and ordered his transfer to Poledo State Hospital for treatment.
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Russel B. Girabai
Grafton
Hinman
Poledo State Hospital
Skunk Odor Forces Action on 2nd Street
Persistent foul smell near Waat Avenue and 2nd Street spurred local residents to action. Braman investigated and observed a skunk den under a fence. He filled the hole with cotton, saturated it with formaldehyde, and sealed it with clay to end the nuisance.
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Eever
Waat Avenue
2Nd Street
Matt Beaman
Braman
Bramanu
Enast Avenue
Tucker
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Chamberlain renominated by Republicans in 27th district
George H. Chamberlain was renominated at Wellington by the Republican voters of the twenty seventh district. Charles Whitney of Oberlin opened the convention. C. L. Stark and Dr. C. G. Weedman served as temporary officers. Chamberlain was renominated by acclamation with indorsements for Roosevelt and Hanna. A Lorain-Wigmalee Company project in Lorain plans a red brick building on Oberlin Avenue with 50 tons daily capacity, set to be ready by September and with machinery installation early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Chamberlain
Wellington
Charles Whitney
Oberlin
C. L. Stark
George HH. Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Hanna
Foraker
Gas
Myron S. Merrick
de Lorain and
Wigmalee O Company
Lorain
Oberlin Avetine
Ite
Ott Copas Miss Eva Ott and Hiram Copas wed in Highland Court
Miss Eva Ott, employed at Elyria Telephone Exchange, and Mr Hiram Copas were married at Highland Court in a quiet ceremony held at eight o'clock Thursday evening. Rev. HS Wanamaker officiated. Family and close friends attended. The Reporter congratulates the couple. Peter Reaser sues Cand $ W Traction Co for 3500 damages alleging a June 1903 ride where he showed a return ticket from Elyria to Oberlin, was charged extra fare, refused, and claim he was assaulted by a conductor.
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Eva Ott
Hiram Copas
W F Davies
Highland Court
HS Wanamaker
Misa Ott
Elyria
Peter Reaser
Common Pleas
Cand $ W Traction Co
Reaser
Oberlin
Fiyria
Tle
Audnor
Reasch
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