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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
4
The County crowd spent Sunday with neighbors including Mrs. M Manns and John Yunglas. Leo Yunglas and Alberst residents, Dions from Elyria, and Sehmita family were among locals visiting. Gas well progress reported for Marvin Kuet and Lehmvite move planned. Various residents traveled to Oberlin, Cleveland, and Kipton for engagements and business.
Mrs Ella Radcliffe returns home after caring for her sister in Lorain. Helen Parsons visits her aunt in Wakeman. Rev BE Greaves, Baptist pastor, gave two lectures at the church on Thursday and Sunday, featuring England and mission work in China Japan and the Philippine Islands. Myrtie Hurd returns from Toledo. Frey Graves accepts a call to Madison Ohio Baptist Church. leaves soon. Hagel Brituler recovers from mumps. N G Hurst family moving to Wakeman. Clayton ord to live on vacated farm. Burt family hosting mother in law from Ulveeland.
A sleighride party went to Warner Schafer's and another to Mrs John Bauman's list. Mrs Caroline Shefer of Obeveland visits her son. Mrs Lewis Heinsath and Fred Hauman attended the Oberlin dedication. Jack Whittaback and family moved to a farm bought last week. Mrs Charlie Kendeigh visits in Wlyrla. Walter Portman died in Cleveland after inflammatory rheumatism, born in Henrietta about 17 years ago. Wm Dewey to Cleveland for appendicitis operation. Conrad Salzman and family to move to a new place this week.
Miss Ruby Sigsworth recovering from mumps is out again. A tally pull was held at the home of Mr and Mrs McCarter. Mrs Emma Hazleton of Elyria visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Sigsworth. Early last week Mr Henry Cotheral began to...
On March 24 1906 Ms and Sirs Charles Taylor hosted about sixty guests with baskets of gifts including silverware china fruit set linen towels and a bouquet of carnations. A bountiful supper followed and out of town friends stayed over. Guests wished the couple well while local residents and relatives visited and one guest slowly recovered from illness.
Mrs Ba Gibson of Elyria and Mrs Charles Berg convalesce and visit relatives. The North Hwosia C I had a sleigh ride to Henrietta. Christmay moves household goods to a newly bought farm. Mable Williamson of Elyria visits Uncle Geo Blanvelt. George Blanvelt relatives host in Elyria. Clarence Kendeigh of Henrietta visits M S Bassett. Kate Schramm returns from Wheeling. Henry Schaub celebrates twenty fifth anniversary with about 150 guests. Wells of Oberlin speaks. Duke Albright visits Wigma. Chas Gibson calls on friends in North Amherst. May Grugel of North Amherst vacationing with grandparents Chas Berg.
Mrs. Maringer returned home after staying with her daughter in Elyria. Mrs. Crowe visited Lorain to see her father Hon. F. J. King. The Pedro Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Smalley's with games and refreshments. The Ladies Benevolent Society gathered at Mrs. Ames’s home with about thirty attendees. Earl Buck visited his father. Mrs. Frank Leonard visited LaGrange to see her sister. An advertisement touts Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a healthful sleep aid and digestant.
The article cites rising deposits in Prussian savings banks over a decade and lists language groups in a region with numbers for French German Slavish Albanese Greek Catalan. It reports exports totaling $1 626 billion and daily averages near 4 420 000 dollars for 100 working days, compares to 1905, notes Dover’s ancient horn salutes for parliamentary writs, Rocky Ford cantaloupes shipments totaling 12.6 million, and 700 train carloads versus 542 prior year. It mentions Webroot State usage in Oregon and the Oregon Development League renaming locals as Beavers not Welldiggers.
Fragmented OCR shows a legal style note with names and places including Portland Oregon and Detroit Michigan. Mentions Deanty Versheide, Mary Murpison, and The Elerplutte Co. A Dykeman special agent is cited, with references to samples and investigation details.
The best safeguard against headache constipation and liver troubles is DeWitts Little Early Risers. Keep a vial in the house and take a dose at bedtime when you feel the stomach and bowels need cleansing. They don't eripe. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement for Sollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims to cure bad stomach disorders and perfume the breath. Sold in tablets for 35 cents by A. Dykeman.
Miss Margaret Gailey of Cleveland visits her grandmother Mrs J C MacDonald. Mrs T Cherry of Gallion visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Lersch on Washington Avenue. Mrs Cherry is not in good health according to the report.
Multiple citizens announce candidacies for Lorain County sheriff county commissioner and coroner, all subject to decisions of the Republican County Convention. Names include R. C. Ward Dan Eason W. Hillier and Dr. G D French, with locations Elyria and Hizria.
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