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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a superior spring remedy to purify blood and bolster health against heat and fatigue. A Stamford, Connecticut user testimonials claim disappearance of painful abscesses after starting the remedy and continuing use.
The Elyria Reporter lists arrivals and visits including a newborn son for Mr and Mrs O W Colgan of 316 Lodi Street weighing eleven pounds. Various residents travel, host gatherings, and plan events such as a whist club, a five o clock tea, and a mission study club meeting with speakers on Civil War era topics and mountain white customs.
Gates with a party of four made a rapid trip from Cleveland Square to Elshna Square in one hour and forty five minutes in a new white touring car. The twelve horsepower vehicle, driven by Mgr Gates, handled heavy sand at Dover. Gates believes better conditions could shave time to one hour. Squire Crane Den Squire L L Crane, longtime LaGrange resident, died Monday after a short illness.
The Lorain Y MCA will hold a business men meeting on Wednesday May 27 at their building at the steel plant Col of Sullivan president of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce will speak on Factora in Industrial Progress.
The text promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment for those not well, saying the body is a machine needing proper care. It claims the emulsion feeds and strengthens when ordinary food fails and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne at 4ay Pearl Street New York.
Probate Court admits the will of Anthons Kaiser of Elgris and Walliam Wink of Avon. Kaiser leaves all property to eleven children. Wink directs 8700 to Marguerite, William, and Martin Rink with personal property shared among five children. Remaining estate divided equally among listed heirs including Susa Warntek, Gertie Smith, Margaret Rink, William Rank, and others.
Vanderbilt plans to retire from native business as WK Vanderbitt contemplates stepping away. Rumors suggest he may pursue ventures in unadvertised tunetive fields, potentially running in store and avoiding publicity.
Mrs ES Longbon is slowly recovering from illness as visits by Mrs M Sumnere and children occurred at F D Longbon’s home. Edna Garetson, recently ill, also recovering. Mrs Jones closed a successful Ross district school year May 8. The Wildern were treated to ice cream and cake after talks and songs. BM Ross finished his school duties last week. Ladies of Lutter Hive Lot Mare urged to attend the regular union on May 15.
Lake Avenue North Miss Bakers school closes Friday for summer vacation. Residents and visitors from Cleve land Elyria Lorain and nearby areas were noted at various homes and gatherings over the weekend.
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