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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
5
Henry Dyketmian announced Friday that tickets for the opening performance at the new Lorain theater are selling quickly. Glen's Beach opens Tuesday May 22 with skating and dancing and good music in attendance.
Notices describe new Take Shore & Michigan Southern service starting May 28 with daily trains between Cleveland Elyria and Sandusky, stopping at Linwood Park Vermilion and Roggles Tach for summer resort travelers. Returning schedules show morning departures from Sandusky and arrivals in Cleveland, with extended service details and safety notes.
A Lorain Street Railway car detached from the front axle yesterday just outside city limits. Motor man Waters and Conductor Martin were riding toward Lorain when the axle broke as the car left a switch. no injuries or damage beyond the axle itself were reported.
Mrs H Bowen of West Avenue held a Thursday afternoon reception with Mrs C W Benton helping. About 175 guests attended. The house was festooned with white lilacs. Refreshments were served on the north porch and in the dining room. Several hours were very happily spent.
Mrs Wilford Granger hosted a china shower on Friday evening on Turner street for Miss Hazel Allen who will wed Thomas Hutchins of Lewis & Co dry goods. Many guests attended and presented fine china to the bride to be.
The piece notes many women lack time for beauty habits and suggests Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a convenient option. It references the product and lists 233 H. A. Dykeman as a detail in the context of the advertisement.
Bed Davenport talk describes an automatic wall bed made of golden oak with tempered steel springs. It folds out easily, requires no gates, and converts to a full-size bed with headboard footboard and storage box beneath. Large furniture store west of Public Square invites viewing.
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