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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1905

Page

5

Current Events in the County Update

Willie Outts injures his leg attempting to jump a freight train. Dr. Snyder attended him. Wolcott and Kelner visit Clave land on business and shopping. Local residents move, visit, or host guests. LaGrange experiences heavy rain and lowland flooding. Some farmers plant corn. Rev. Hart preaches at Baptist church. Mrs. Chames Fuller and daughter from Cleveland visit. Property transactions noted. Memorial Day and Decoration Day events announced. George Wilcox and family visit Oberlin. piano recital held at Frat Baptist church.

Willie Outts Arbour Dr. Snyder Mike Fern Wolcott Claveland Charles Kelner Baptist Church Chames Fuller Cleveland C. C. Manville W. H. Gott Mary Manville Hart Clark Chamberlin Town Hall George St. Clair Wilcox George Wilcox Oberlin Leslie Gott Flora Brinsimade Howard D. McFadden Edward Hubbard Will Fred Hubbard Elyria George Flora Brinamade C. Kelner Benedict Wellington C Kelner

Local items and social notices from Elyria period page

Belden Heath of Elyria visits Heaths. Miss Vera Bannister of Youngstown vacationing with parents. William Cleverdon improving his residence with paint. Mrs A Sharper entertained company. Nesbett family Sunday at E Kilipp. Wind storm south of Liverpool wrecks Catholic church and damages school and sheds. Law family visit with Mole family. Rally day May 28 invited all. Edward Tulk to perform as singer. Junior class banquet honors seniors with mock wedding. Wedding scene features Endicott and Craftaburg families. Cast list for dramatic presentation with Endicott and Craftaburg families. Out of town guests from Cleveland and others visit Elyria. Frank Showalter ill with quinine. Maw Shriver to entertain at M E church May 2 and 3. Jago hosts guests over Sunday. Elyria High baseball notes Grafton game. Salvation Army services in town.

Mr. Heath Elyria Heath Vera Bannister Youngstown William Cleverdon A. Sharper Hoondey B.T. Nesbett E. Kilipp Liverpool Nee Law Carl C. Moleand Katherine Endicott Charlotte Kelly Henry Craftaburg Jasper Gee Endicott Edna Rimmerman John Ednicott Morrin Nesbitt Willian Craftaman Fred Sheldon Willem Craftsman Mies Farmer Krooma Joshaway Reynolds Cellon Spitger Clara Monroe Marlon South Barrow Mra Weinle Medames Clement, Trenchard Weinle Mra Hiscox Frank Showalter Quinney Frank Richard Chatham Spiizers Mies Maw Shriver M Echurch Ladies Aid Society Admianion Mrn Jago Elyria High School Grafton High Grafton Botl Leama Salvation Army of Cleveland Jtown

Insanity Inmates Targeted For Lima State Hospital

May 11 The state board of charities seeks to make the Lima state hospital the recipient of all criminally insane inmates including homicidal and those in personal crisis. A bill will be drafted for introduction in the next legislature to transfer inmates from other state hospitals to the Lima Institution.

Columbia Atate Board of Charities Tima Lima

Lake breeze and social notes from Lorain area

Sunday visits across Lorain County are catalogued with names including Karl Constable and George Fox at Bartley Fox plus Florence and Mollie Moore returning to Cleveland duties. Local transit roles shift as Warren Uregg becomes trainmaster at Beach Park and Mason and Moody take charge of services between Cleveland, Lorain, and Sandusky Limited.

Karl Constable George Fox Bartley Fox Fred Miller the Breakers Cleveland C. Stiward Horace Moore Elyria Warren Uregg Hine Beach Park Mason Sandusky Limited Moody Lorain Ikey

Carlisle News Highlights At A Glance

Miss Fila Broughton visited Cleveland to see her brother. Mr and Mrs W C Allen called on old friends Thursday. Dr Aeefy near recovery after illness. An oratorical contest at the Metharch Friday night with lively poems and violin pieces. judges Mr and Mrs Johnson and Mr C Metcalf awarded prizes to Miss Marlett Miss Coon and J Johnson. Mrs Joan Lantaberry visited her daughter in Midvale Tuscarawas Co.

Fila Broughton Cleveland W C Allen Aeefy the Metharch Gove Joan Lantaberry Midvale Tuscarawas Co

Sam Huston Jo Speaks On Road Improvement

State Highway Commissioner Sam Huston will deliver an address Thursday night at the court house to a large audience. Huston is a recognized roads authority and aims to enlist all possible state aid for better roads.

Sam , Huston Huston Ia

Milk War Lowers Prices in North Amherat

Amid a milk market clash in North Amherat residents now buy milk at about three cents per quart. A former milk dealer quit then returned, triggering price cuts by rivals and prompting locals to favor milk over water.

North Amherat Ibis

Moving Pictures Delight Elg vis Theatre Audience

Lyman H. Hows presents moving pictures at the Elg vis Theatre Tuesday night. Scenes include foreign travel, humorous and pathetic daily life, the inaugural parade and Roosevelt ceremony outside the capitol, the Mukden battle, Kentucky moonshiners and revenue officers under a burning sun, plus a motor boat race. Dozens of subjects were displayed, all excellent.

Lyman H. Hows Elg‘vis Roosevelt Capitol Mukden Kentucky

Sarford Elected Chairman of County Republican Committee

A. L. Garford was elected chair of Lorain County Republican executive committees Saturday night with E. C. Branson named vice chairman and J. C. Crisp elected treasurer. The secretary position was not filled. The group discussed state party issues but made no campaign plans. May 29 next meeting. Charlies Harnhart and Hert Eblin were jailed for fourteen months each for theft, a diamond ring and a gold watch respectively.

A. L. Garford Lorain County E. C. Branson J. C. Crisp Charlies Harnhart Hert Eblin Frank Salisbury Earnhart Goss Eblin

Oberlin Seminary Baccalaureate Address Delivered

President King delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Oberlin Seminary, stressing the ministry as the highest calling. The practical discourse urged graduates to face personal perils with virile, heroic qualities and to dedicate themselves to solving ministry challenges.

Oberlin King Calaureate Theological Seminary

Boy Crying in County Jail After Probate Hearing

The twelve year old son of John Drobeck was bound over to probate court by Mayor Folger after a testing paint incident involving Hubert Day's attire. The elder Drobeck was fined for receiving the property and the boy cried all night in the county jail, saying he did not mean to do wrong.

John Droveck Folger Hubert Day Drobeck

Judge Tilden of Cleveland on Bench in Elyria

Judge Duane Tilden of Cleveland, a respected jurist from Cuyahoga County, arrived in Elyria Wednesday to preside over matters before Judge Washburn. No cases were heard. a trial involving Sherman of Lorain on a charge related to receiving stolen property opened before Judge Tilden.

Judge Tilden Cleveland Judgse Duane Tilden Cuyahoga Elyria Wadnesday Washburn Trislet Sherman Lorain Tilden

Contract Signed For Snow Pump Amid Higher Cost

The board of public service signed a contract for a snow pump Thursday night, paying $2275 more than comparable pumps. Anddresa said he signed reluctantly after opposing the purchase since bids opened, pump specs examined, and the excess price not offset by a better pump.

Board of Public Service Anddresa

Lighting Company Seeks Council Rate Dispute

The city council set a price of 80 dollars per electric light but the lighting firm warned it would charge 82.50. The first 100 lights remained at 82.50, while the council contends it may fix higher rates beyond that number. The company asked that a record of its protest be made for potential court action.

Te Council

Receivers sue policy holders over unpaid assessments

Anson Hyde and Joshua Fidt as receivers for Ashland County Patrons Mutual Insurance Company filed waft Thursday morning for 11282 dollars from George E Hawk and Mabel Hawk. They claim this amount due on assessments made on policies when the company failed.

Anson Hyde Joshua Fidt Ashland County Patrons' Mutual Insurance Company George E Mabel Hawk

Harpster Fined on Old Charge in Elyria

James Harpster, returning to Elyria after a year away, was arrested for petit larceny. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and held to work out the amount after failing to pay. The case traces to a prior stint as a jail turnkey and later as a Chicago detective associate.

James Harpster Elyria Harpster Harpater Chicago J. J. Howlett

All Stars Defeat Jefferson School in Morning Match

The All Stars beat the Jefferson School team Saturday morning by a score of three to one. The All Stars lineup featured Joe Sullivan Clarence Gratz George Kritsa John Hoffman William Sudro William Strohlei John Davison Victor Kimbel James Rodgers with umpire Henry Andrawa.

All Stars Jefferson Joe Sullivan Clarence Gratz George Kritsa John Hoffman William Sudro William Strohiei John Davison Victor Kimbel C.f James Rodgers Henry Andrawa

Sandusky Convocation Opens Annual Diocese Session

Lorain May 17 Last evening the Sandusky convocation of the diocese of Ohio opened its annual session at the Church of the Redeemer Rev John W Hvalop of Tiffin dean of the convocation preached The business session was held Wednesday morning A general conference on Sunday school work followed Wednesday evening will feature addresses by Archdeacon A A Abbott and Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady noted novelist and preacher

Lorain Sandusky Diocese of Ohis Church of the Redeemer John W. Hvalop Tiffin

Four Prisoners Taken To Cleveland Workhouse

Sheriff Sailsbury escorted four prisoners to the Cleveland workhouse this morning. Frank Higgins, the chief offender, faces house breaking charges for entering a Columbia store and taking about 24. James Cosle drew thirty days for petit larceny. Sadie Ross and Charlie Hill, charged with receiving stolen property, were sent up for thirty days.

Sheriff Sailsbury Cleveland Frank Higgins Columbia James Cosle Sadie Ross Charlie Hill

Water stagnation sparks health concerns on Huron street

Public health official told city council a large pool of standing water behind Huron street properties creates unhealthy conditions. He noted filth at Tuacara street rear lots and said a tile drain should be installed with owner assessments if needed. City to install a drain on Tuscarawas Street.

S. Reely Public Health City Council Huron Street Tuacarawas Street Tuscara

Divorce Petition Filed Against Peter McGrain

Mamie McGrain filed for divorce from husband Peter McGrain in Cleveland in 1900, citing chronic gambling and carousing, frequent nightly absences, and alleged abuse including slapping and kicking. She seeks alimony, child custody for their minor, and restraining orders pending hearing.

Bull Mamie McGrain Peter McGrain Custady Cleveland i

City Court Sits With Two Offenders In Morning Session

In mayor's court William Niece was charged with vagrancy and placed in the city jail due to lack of funds. Eugene Burrell, an older offender, faced intoxication charges and paid costs or pledged to settle later. Miss Arletta Crawford and Mr Henry Bembower accepted positions with Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. Elyria. Students from Oberlin Business College, they were hired as bookkeepers and stenographers. Miss Arla Beal marked her tenth birthday with a small party featuring games and refreshments.

Wiliam Waar Eugene Burrell Misa Arletta Crawford Henry Bembower Elyria Oberlin Bualnese College Thin College Rasa Beal Sassatin

County Tax Board Finds Falling Off In Personal Taxes

The county board of equalization organized Wednesday with Commissioner Darkee as president and Lewis as clerk. They reviewed assessor returns for Huntington and Henrietta, finding about $6,000 drop in personal property value for Huntington and about $7,000 for Henrietta. Not all assessor returns have been submitted.

County Tax Board County Tax Board of Equalization Lewis Darkee Clerc Huntington Henrietta

Central Committee seeks council to provide voting booths

The city Central Committee asked the city council on Tuesday night to supply booths for voting. They stated school houses are not entirely unsuitable but the cost will be ascertained by the council.

Republican City Central Committee

Mayor Faces Criticism Over Enforcing City Ordinance

Mayor Folger drew fire from Councilman Cook Tuesday night for allowing C and S W to use Hast Hroad street as storage for cars after repeated promises to enforce. A motion to compel strict enforcement and halt roadside storage was not voted on as peers argued the mayor was acting in the community’s best interest. The mayor stated Tuesday morning he would enforce the ordinance.

Folger Conneilman Cook

State Health Board Jurisdiction Over City Storm Sewers

A city council debated whether the state board of health can control city storm water sewers with the city solicitor noting the board regulates only sanitary sewers. The board protested the Faxon storm sewer outlet as unsuitable, and a secretary’s communication announced the matter would be considered by the board.

State Board of Health State Board

Not Pay Attorney Thomas Sued By Addison Lord

In Elyria Ohio on October 1 1903 Fred F Thomas allegedly induced plaintiff to sign a 460 note with National Bank of Elyria and agreed to pay at maturity as surety The suit filed May 18 1906 seeks 498 72 including interest after Thomas allegedly failed to pay when due and plaintiff paid to avoid further trouble and expense

Fred F. Thomas Court of Common Addison E. Lord Thomas National Bank Elyria Ohio Lord Himeself

Assessors Report Local Taxable Personal Property Values

The assessors return the total valuation of taxable personal property at 105600 for Grafton. Fleet precinct Avon valued at 74140. Black River 145510. Huntington 86615. Wellington 44110. Henrietta 54805. Avon second precinct 56780. Brighton 403687.

Grafton Fleet Avon Black River Huntington Wellington Henrietta Brighton

Elyria Men Elect Albany Home Telephone Directors

The annual meeting of the Albany Home Telephone Company steck holding era was held and new directors were elected for the ensuing year. Officers chosen include President Howard Hendrickson Vice President Irving H Griswold Treasurer George Lee Jr and Secretary Henry J Prince Jr. The annual report noted a growth in business and a larger surplus and earnings.

Steckhold Albany Home Telephone Company Exchange Lodge Howard Frederick Sudro W. F.brooke E. E. Williams Elyria Ohio Howard Hendrickzo Fee Irving H. Griswold George ©. Lee Jr Henry J. Prince Jr Albany N. Y Journel

City council stalls on water service pipe complaints

The council took no action on J C Hil s complaint about two water pipes on Washington Avenue and similarly did not rule on Mrs Jerome Manville s complaint. An ordinance requires owners to pay for placing service pipes in each 66 feet of frontage to prevent future paving removal for piping. Estimates indicate a 9 foot lot could hold two houses, with Hillewng 121 feet and Mrs Manville 100 feet needing two pipes each.

J.C. Hil Washington Avenue Mra Jerome Manville Audh Hillewng Manville

Markets Report from Cleveland Prices and Livestock

Cleveland markets dated May 17 18 quote wholesale prices for dairy poultry and produce and list live stock prices. entries include potatoes wheat hay dairy items fowls lambs sheep and cattle with ranges such as good to choice cattle 6.25 to 6.08 and lambs 6.25 to 6.40. Overall a snapshot of daily market quotes and commodity ranges for farmers and traders.

Cleveland Pete Ohio

Grandy Seeks Divorce from Harlow Grandy

Mag Cora Grandy files in common pleas court Thursday for divorce from Harlow Grandy. They wed at Lodi on August 10 1887 and have two children Ruby B. and Hazel M. Grandy ages 16 and seven. She alleges he has been willfully absent for over three years and seeks custody of the children. Mrs Grandy currently resides in Wellington.

Core Grandy Common Pleas Court Harlow Granigy Lodi Ruby B Hazel M. Grandy Harlow Grandy

Wanted Woman for Home Demians Tension Employment

Classified notice listing a position for a woman or girl for home work with varying hours in town or country. Salary stated in ambiguous terms, requests response with stamped address to Joseph Alexander of Elyria, Ohio. Includes mention of a separate offer seeking a lady for travel for a firm with capital of $250,000 and yearly salary of $1,072 plus expenses.

Joseph Alexander Elsiis Ohio Addreen Joseph A. Alexander Elyria

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