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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
6
Local residents visit and call about town events while the new creamery opens. Deaths include Michael Daily and Mrs Peltz. Socials and services are noted at M E and Congregational churches with a sermon by Rex Thompson and a Passion Play preview by Prof Merriman.
A Cleveland managed mining firm touts the Denver Claim a new big vein yielding 10 to 7 1 2 dollars per ton. It urges quick purchases of remaining low price stock, promising price doubling and future par value. Warramar of Elyria solicits investors with sampler views and assurances from reputable businessmen.
A list of transfers shows Jaydia I Boise and Wm C Bowe selling lot 86 and part 87 in Wellington for 1200 to Ed Wellh Jr. Ellen and F M Noxon convey part of lot 242 in Lorain to Carrie Moorey for 1. Julian and Emma Reynolda acquire part of lot 16 tract 11 in Camden township for 350. Columba township records show J Sabina selling part of lot in Columbia township for 900 to John and Samuel Folley. William Marks transfers lot 3 section 8 in Penfield township for 1 to Saraa Marks. The Johnson Company sells lot 1848 in Lorain to Geo J Norrish for 578 in Sheffield Land Company's addition. Elizabeth and Frank Muller deed 24 acres lot 4 in Sheffield township to H P Nilsson trustee for 4. Richard Hoyle and wife sell part of lot 388 in Elyria township for 3150 to Martin Derman. A M Foster and wife and Max Morehouse and wife sell lot 15 in Morehouse Fosters subdivision in Lorain for 276. Heirs of Dr Gibson quit-claim to Augusta Gibson for part lot 2 tract 9 in Camden township at 910722.50.
On Friday afternoon November 2 the Four O cl ocks are to be entertained by Mrs C G Washburn of Harrison street The lineup includes The Feudal System and the Normal Conquest by Mrs Devin The Story of Macbeth Reading Macbeth by Mrs Prentiss Music pieces Ann ie Laurie Sir William Wallace and Mrs Millspaugh The Fornightly Club program led by Miss Gates and Mrs C B Johnson on Tuesday features Quotation by Miss Antoinette Metcalf The Message of the Madonna by Mrs P H Boynton Child Training at Home by Mrs Camp The Sociology of the Kindergarten by Miss Monroe and Current Events led by Mrs Cadmus
Due to large attendance the Second Congregational Church will hold two services for the illustrated life of Christ. A children’s service at 4 pm replaces Fanior C EB with a one cent child’s contribution invited from all. The 6:30 pm service invites adults to contribute at least five cents, with children under 12 admitted only with a parent.
Probate court records show Gillette Cahoon as administrator of Orrin Moore estate seeking order to sell assets and pay debts. Will of John Schubert of North Amherst admitted to probate with widow electing under the will. OC Packard as executor of Mary E Brown will petitions for order to sell land to pay debts and legacies.
A Cleveland May Company department store, the city’s largest emporium, spans over 120000 square feet across two major buildings. It employs about 600 clerks year round and offers dry goods clothing furnishings carpets and more. The firm operates additional large stores in St Louis and Denver with New York headquarters.
A Schwenkfelder observance at a rural meeting house near Kraneedale celebrated the 169th anniversary of their forefathers landing in Philadelphia. The day featured morning and afternoon religious services, a simple rye bread and apple butter meal, and reflections on the community’s 300 year history and modest growth.
The Lorain and Elyria ministerial association will hold its monthly session at the YMCA next Monday afternoon. Prof. Geo S. Burroughs of Oberlin Seminary is slated to speak. if he is absent, Rev. Silvera of the Disciples Church of Elyria will address the gathering.
Henry J. Early touts Vinol as a tasteless cod liver oil alternative with rapid benefits. Lancet cited English research noting active principles in cod liver oil as nutritional stimulants. Public interest grows as physicians and patients praise Vinol over crude cod liver oil.
An advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and long-term lung troubles, claiming it heals tissues, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and gives restful nights. It notes widespread pharmacist endorsement and availability via H. Rady and railway ads hinting at business opportunities in Iowa, Minnesota, and Chicago.
Adults suffering from colds throat or chest troubles are invited to call at H J Eady and receive a free sample bottle of Oschee s German Syrup One bottle per person and none to children without parental order The syrup is claimed to have widespread physician endorsement with a long track record and is available through dealers in civilized countries
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a cure for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims the remedy cleanses the system aids liver function and revitalizes the nerves and organs. Sold by H J Badv in Bismarck.
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