Delightful Lorain social at the Pauver home
Mrs L A Pauver hosted a pink and white themed evening on Second Street Lorain for a third in a series of delightful parties. Guests enjoyed musical selections by Miss Celia Bowen and Miss Elizabeth Stein and readings by Edward Wirtheim. An author contest and luncheon preceded by conundrums added festive intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Pauver
Second Street
Lorain
Pauver
Celia Bowen
Elizabeth Stein
Edward Wirthheim
Berlin
Riley
Wirtheim
H. Allen
F. Coleman
R. J. Cowley
G. Cudderback
A C. Ellredge
I. Honecker
W. J. Hughes
N. B. Hurst
H. Marshall
B. G. Nichols
Oberhaltzer
Pierce
Kodol Dyspepsia Relief Promised by Atlanta Speaker
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta reports twenty years of indigestion relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia. The advertisement claims Kodol digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach gas belching and related discomfort. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Duty of the City Auditor in Ohio House Passage
Columbus March 9 The house passed the Stockwell bill by a decisive vote It gives the city auditor full supervision of the Board of Education accounts The aim is to ensure oversight of the books and prevent a clerk from becoming auditor and autocrat of the board Decisive vote ends Cleveland clerk Meyers bid to take control of the board's finances
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Columbus
Rhouse
Stockwell
Board of Education
George Meyers
Board of Education of
Cleveland
Senate Rejects Amendment To County Gaining Law
Columbus Ohio March 9 The senate refused to stand for the amendment to the Wilson house bill proposed by the committee on fees and salaries and sent the bill back to committee The change would have made the bill a compensation measure increasing pay for treasurer and clerk in larger counties The committee vote 20 to 11 approved the amendment but the full senate rejected it with ten senators opposing and eleven supporting including Arbenz Atwell Berry Crist Denman Huffman Mather Pollock Schmidt Ward and Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Wilson House
Willams
Cuyahoga County
Beatty
Arbenz
Atwell
Berry
Crist Denman
Huffman
Mather
Pollock
Schmidt
Ward
Wiliama
Rifles and arms seized on steamer Manchuria in San Francisco
Twenty two modern rifles and 10 000 rounds of ammunition were seized Wednesday in the quarters of the Chinese crew aboard the Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria. Officials say the arms were bought in San Francisco by engineers and smuggled aboard, with two more boxes found in an assistant engineer's room.
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San Francisco
Manchuria
Honge Kong
China
Chicken Pie for Mrs Chadwick in Ohio Penitentiary
Mrs Chadwick confined in the Ohio penitentiary orders delicacies from Cleveland. W G Rudd of Chandler and Rudd says his firm ships pies and other foods to her and is paid through her attorneys. Chickens pies are among her favorites.
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Columbus
Mra Chadwick
Ohio
Cleveland
W. CG. Rudd
Chandler & Rudd
Mia Chadwick
Oberlin undertaker G B Hart dies suddenly at breakfast
G B Hart of Oberlin, an undertaker and furniture dealer, died this morning while sitting with his family at breakfast. Local notices indicate a sudden death at his home in Oberlin.
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G B Hart
Oberlin
Local Businessman Dies of Heart Disease at 65
The obituary notes that after a remark about not feeling well he expired within seconds. Heart disease is listed as the cause. He was about 65, leaving a wife and one son employed by L EB Burgner. Widely known for business, he was a respected member of the First Congregational church and active in church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EB. Burgner
Hart
First Congregational Church
Verbeck Theater Curtain Case A Test In Two Years
The renters allege the Verbeck Theater curtain space was already leased when they paid for advertisements. They claim the ad firm obtained money by false pretenses by misrepresenting available space. If no suit is filed by month end local residents may pursue action to recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wide Awake Pedro Club Hosts Pleasant Evening
Misses Cliva and Grate Heal of Ridgeville entertained Wide Awake Pedro Club members at their home. Ten games sparked interest with prizes going to Mr. Pad Wendle and Mrs. Harry Heal, and consolation to Mrs Willam Dyke and Nelson Abbey. Refreshments were served as twenty five members enjoyed the evening. A poverty party is planned at the Osbornes in two weeks.
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Cliva
Grate Heal
Ridgeville
Pedro
Pad Wendle
Harry Heal
Willam Dyke
Nelson Abbey
Ralph Osborne
Executors sue Lake Shore Electric over farm crossing collision
Adam Kolbe and Henry Fulmer as executors of Conrad W. Taber sue Lake Shore Electric for 10000 dollars claiming the railroad failed to provide a promised crossing on Conrad Faber's farm. While crossing, he was struck by an electric car and killed. The case filed in common pleas court seeks damages.
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Adam Kolbe
Henry Fulmer
Conrad W. Taber
The
Common Pleas Court
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Conrad Faber
Faber
Keystone People to Be Welcomed
Pennsylvania Day will be observed at the YMCA building on Tenth Avenue next Saturday. Former Keystone residents planned for weeks for this event and a program of talks from people "way back down there" is described. A jolly time is assured for attendees.
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Tenth Avenue
Keystone
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar advertised remedy
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic for bowel relief. It claims to clear the head loosen phlegm strengthen bronchial tubes relieve coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is sold by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Millionaire Paper Magnate Sued for Divorce in Pittsburgh
Mrs Hartje accuses Augu stia Hartje, noted paper manfacturer, of drunkenness and cruel treatment. She says he struck her in their home in the city and in London, England, and accuses him of infidelity. She also alleges perjury in securing a affidavit from Clifford Hoge, a negro coachman, in relation to improper relations.
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Pittsburg
Mai Beott Harte
Particulara
Augustia Hartje
Neg
Hope
Cox Wedding At Former Cincinnati Office Site
The Walnut Street office of Gear 13 Cox on Mecca saloon row has been converted into a wedding space by Squire Bloom. A cabinet organ rests where Cox spoke with Lines Steffens, a wedding bell hangs nearby, and fresh cut flowers fill a glass vase on the table. A middle aged Indiana saloon keeper and a widow ten years older than her groom are the first couple wed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Gear
Cox
Mecca
Squire Bloom
Steffens
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Advised Over Mercury Ointments
A 19th century note warns against mercury containing treatments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces and urges ensuring genuine product from reputable sources. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation with druggist availability at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Ty P. J. Cheney & Co
Teemoniah Pree
Ham
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Charles Sailsbury
J. EB. Woodruff
East Avenue
Lillie Worcester
W. A. Nevins
H. Cousins
A. J. Walker
William Baker
Ambherst
Jackson Street
Wim. Bansett
H. Baker
Brownhelm
Henry Baker
Elyria
M. E
Rev. Black
Mary O’connor
James O'Connor
James M'Edhern
the Fortune Teller
Mrs. Chadwick
G. B. Hart
Undertaker
Verbick Theater
Pedro Club
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Minerva
WIF
Cox’s
Aarry H
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