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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter lists weekly and yearly carrier rates and mailing options for Elyria readers. It also notes outside Elyria mail pricing and references a weakly edition with unclear remaining text.
A recap of church schedules across Lorain with times for morning and evening worship. Listings include Methodist, Baptist, FB, St Andrews, St Johns Lutheran, and St Mary’s Catholic churches with addresses and service times plus Sunday schools and youth activities.
A mothers’ home remedy claim from Mrs. M. Sulimera of Notre Dame Box 41g promises non punitive help for children who misbehave. She offers to send her home treatment to any mother at no charge and urges mothers to write today rather than spank.
In a police court session, Owen Crowell faced charges of choking and kicking his wife amid alleged domestic strain at a Fisherville boarding house. Crowell admitted disorderly conduct but blamed inability to restrain himself as his wife socialized with male boarders. His wife accused him of drinking. she spoke largely, while Crowell worked at Elyria Iron Works. Mayor Chapman imposed a $25 fine with costs but suspended both for 38 days to allow settlement of the domestic issues.
The Elyria Amusement Company plans a drill and amusement hall in Cascade Park. The structure will span 130 by 90 feet with a 70 foot roof and a clear floor space. A Saturday meeting will decide the root contract terms and allocation.
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company plans large shop buildings on land bought from Faxon Jewelry Company near Middle Avenue. The Patent Videanile Roosting Company of Cleveland plans to fabricate the roofs for the new structures.
Dr Dawson will preach at both services with morning topic Personal service for the King and evening topic The jubilee of India. The sermons tie to the Thank Offering of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and include special music. Questions on vital evangelism, Christian in average, church discipline, and missions pass will be addressed.
The moulder's strike at the Duplex foundry runs for about a month as non union men were hired. Twelve to thirteen workers quit, keeping the shop going with efforts to push negotiations. A strik er predicted possible changes next week and a meeting of Court Elyria No. 667 T C C F is planned Monday at 7 pm in the Maccabee hall followed by a dance.
A notice states a missing gold watch and job between the City Building and Century Block. Tuitiall A. M. is handling the case and offers a reward returned to 316 Lodi Street.
We have for your inspection about seven percent new hammock styles and will be pleased to show them. A pillowless hammock is a new year feature inspired by various home crafts. The hammocks are stronger wider more comfortable and nicer looking and about one third cheaper. Prices range from five to seven fifty with a large assortment at two fifty three and a half dollars.
William Krapp, 45, a Vermilion resident, died after taking carbolic acid yesterday. He leaves a wife and two sons. Ill health was cited as a cause for the rash act. The event was followed by games and refreshments for attendees.
The Brickheid dredge finished the 100 foot dry dock at Lorain for the Cleveland Shipbuilding company. Mr and Mrs Clarence Firsten hosted 15 friends at Carpenters on Huron street. Woodwork for the dock is already underway as Lorain county gains the largest fresh water dry dock.
Lorain sees two rival theatre projects aiming for a $55,000 first build. H A Dykeman and I J Burt of Toledo, with Geo Penny, canvass for subscriptions, Penny leading the field by weeks. Dykeman Burt plan a Downe street theater, both projects optioned and active.
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