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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
5
Fragmentary bulletin notes a station in Wooster Ohio receiving experiments and maintenance details. Mentions experiments at Onion Snut and residents of the state as correspondents. Unclear dates or firm actions due to damaged OCR.
The account details a tense game where Clavaland and rival players exchanged leads and a late rally produced a decisive score. It notes Proctor’s improving fielding, Captain Peirce’s home run, and an eleven-hit effort despite early struggles. The report also lists several property transactions and land transfers in the surrounding area, including parcels in Ridgeville, Wellington, and Grafton, with varied sums and beneficiaries.
County law library rules allow non members to use the collection with access via key held by the secretary. C G Nye E G Johnson P H Boynton and H were reelected as directors with H Johnson as vice president and P A Y Turer as treasurer. Meeting adjourned to encampment activities and city projects including Fourth Street sewer outlet construction near the Mas area.
Mrs Harry Orendall visits Gensya Ohio. Sol Marcosson praised as best violinist in midwest. Brownhelm postmaster Clark visits Elyria. New foundations under Parsch mill. Miss Ella Smythe guest of Miss Luella Phipps. Mr Cole to perform tenor songs Wednesday. Attorney Case and George Skiles attend court. Singers club to perform eight selections by a 50 male chorus tomorrow. John Maddock ill with pneumonia on Hostlander road Ridgeville. St Clair lodge meets May 16. Mrs Chapman and Mrs VanWagnen visit Mrs Jennie Bruce. LeMasers Walsh and Dachtler attend Cavaliers May Party in Cleveland. Grand jury expected to prepare long list. court busy. Auditor Lewis meets Akron officials on tax for Northern Ohio railway. Miss Freda Pauius to sing at Macabee hall. Henry Uhm and Annie Sutton marry. Eva Downing to host entertainment at I C O F hall May 13. Miss Gertrude Bruce ill with appendicitis. Lectures and musical entertainments noted. Singers Club concert nears close of Elyria season.
Lorain county teachers association met at Oberlin on Saturday in a profitable session. Supt Hershman of Gustavus township addressed centralization of district schools with a fuller notice to follow. Grace Rugg spoke on John Milton the poet in connection with the Ohio Teachers Reading circle. Prof King spoke on The Will in Life and a quartet performed in the forenoon. Mrs Sarah Burns, former North Amherst resident, died at 68 at the Rateil home on Cleveland street near the town line. remains to be taken to North Amherst. Old officers reelected by Lorain County Bar association: C. W. Johnston president, E. G. Johnson vice president, P. H. Boynton treasurer, H. W. Ingersoll secretary. A horse owned by J. E. Boynton and driven by a Mendelson man died after being struck by azotoute at the Fourth street bridge. Dr Levercool assisted.
Mrs Maria P Cahoon former national senior vice president of the Ladies of the G A R was unanimously endorsed by the Department of Ohio for national president to be elected at Cleveland. She is active in the organization and chairs the National Encampment committee. Also noted is a petition for Amherst Packing Co property sale and a bankruptcy discharge hearing for Stewart set for Saturday.
Co I members met Monday and unanimously elected George H. Lewis captain. A smoker and reception for the new captain is planned for May 23. Once commissioned, he will lead recruiting and building the company. A San Francisco dispatch notes odd events in Santa Barbara where the fire chief’s home burned as he awaited the president. He said let it burn, I will see the president. later he saved the lot. The May term of the common pleas court convened with Judge Nye. grand jurors from several towns were empaneled and cases assigned.
An advertisement claims Smiths Green Mountain Renovator drives out bile and cleanses the blood to strengthen the body and restore color. Cites endorsements from Dr Mack and Ed I Gillman of Detroit, plus a testimonial from Ep H Grupa and agent H A Dyketfi an of Elyria Ohio.
A property group that has bought the Massey homestead on West Avenue plans to extend Sixth Street to the river. The extension would add twenty-five lots to its existing holdings, creating a monopoly of prime building sites to be offered for sale.
Twelve lots listed on West Avenue, Mail Court, Sixth Street, Fifth Street, Third Street, Second Street, East Bridge Street, Clark Street, Sumner Street, and Nhipling Street appear in the notice. The fragmented OCR suggests a real estate or auction context with location details but lacks dates, prices, or parties.
Lorain police captured five members of the Lake Shore gang of car robbers. The suspects were identified with razors taken from a car along the Lake Shore between here and Sandusky earlier.
Grading work on the Graf ton electric line started Monday morning with many wheel scrapers prepared under foreman A. C. Rowe. The culvert at Coonville has been completed.
The Elyria nine were outplayed by Cleveland West by 32 to 16, showing Elyria’s need for practice while Cleveland’s effort drew milder criticism. The Lorain County convention at Wellington delays Chestnut Grove Bible circle’s event by one week from the usual date. Exoma V. Dewhurst orders the postponement. Mary E. Hoskin signs as secretary. A Scotch terrier theft on West River Street triggers legal pursuit.
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