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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
3
Local boys report seeing a tall, powerfully built man with tangled hair crawling into a hollow tree near Camden lake. Fear and excitement spread as some plan an expedition to capture him amid farm theft rumors. Also notices of deaths and land transfers appear in the Elyria region.
The Grand Conclave of Bohemian Glass Blowers occupies Jackson's Old Meat Market store room next week in Elyria. The exhibition, one of the most complete seen there, opens Tuesday at 7 PM. All articles made by the troupe are given to patrons and every visitor receives a present. Admission is 10 cents.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels from Henry Schafer and others to Anton Klingshine and Pearl Bowman, with 10 acre parcels in Avon priced at 480 and 600 dollars. Additional transfers include Hoff to Pearl Bowman, Elyria area, and various lots in Lorain Eaton Oberlin Brownhelm Camden and Ambhert with prices ranging from 100 to 2,000 dollars. Names include Henry Schafer Frank Heron Della Hoff Roy Baird Jennie Coleta Sampson E P Johnson Belle Johnson and others.
Mrs. Fred Schmauch died from severe burns after coal oil ignited when she kindled a morning fire at her home southeast of North Amherst. The blast burned her clothing and flesh while her husband suffered near fatal burns trying to help. She died at 1 PM after hours of pain. four young children await the funeral.
The popular young actor Howard Gould shines in the New York Empire Theatre production Brother Officers directed by W. M. Wilkison. Leo Trevor portrays a captain in the English army with convincing uniform and drill, delivering virile drama. Gould’s performance is praised as his strongest artistic work to date with a strong company behind him. D. Jay Collyer and wife visited Cleveland for dinner at Andwur after a Sunday trip.
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