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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
5
Short notices report upcoming marriage plans for Mr Gari Kothe and Miss Misa Blanche Williams, a clerk at New York Racket Store. Also listed are hospital updates, family visits, a charity event at Disciple Church, a bazaar supper, employment calls at Star Employment Bureau, and local business notices including street hat sale and fruit shop promos.
Salem November 18 James H Dodds editor of the Salieville Signal was fined ten dollars and costs for an assault on Rev F W Crowe The incident occurred when Dodds struck the minister in the face on the street Crowe filed a warrant with Mayor Skinner prompting Dodds arrest proceedings
Alex C Schilleman 27 electrician Cleveland and Stella Benzing 22 Graf ton, Arthur Dirtam 27 farmer Huntington, Florence Rogers 26 Wellington apply for marriage licenses as records show.
Elyria High school will play Lincoln High of Cleveland this Friday at 3 15 P M. The change of date was made to accommodate business men who cannot miss Saturday duties. Lincoln High has not been beaten by any Cleveland team this year and a hard fought contest is anticipated with a large crowd expected.
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for bedwetting claiming success for children and adults. The notice asks mothers to write without sending money for full instructions and promises no blame of the child.
The city ladies are invited to free lectures by Miss Elizabeth Burr on chocolate and cocoa uses. Demonstrations include cakes puddings ice cream jellies Bavarian cream and more with samples and a booklet. Open to housekeepers and interested women with no charge, lectures run this week and next Monday with special sessions for little girls.
The Lorain County Medical Society met in Elyria in the city council chambers Tuesday evening to discuss physicians only. Dr. P. D. Reely presented on inert drugs while issues about druggists prescribing medicines were not addressed. Dr. McCormack of the State Medical Society is expected to speak soon on patent medicines. The Chicago Ladies' Orchestra opens the Lyceum Course next Wednesday.
Dr Miller of Kipton was elected coroner and will move to Lorain for his future home. Kipton residents hosted a farewell reception at Maccabee Hall. Arden Groot returned from Indiana. A new telephone line is being extended east of Kipton to farmers. Fanny Kurtz and her grandmother plan to move to Ashtabula. Mrs Isabella Sigsworth remains critically ill after another stroke. The Groot brothers left Kipton after visiting with their sibling. A New England dinner is planned for the Union Church basement next Thursday. A Sunday school party was held at Roy Egbert’s home last Monday, poorly attended due to bad weather.
For sale two new seven room houses on Williams street north of Clark street East Side. Houses are sheeted well built with all improvements but furnace, lots 50 by 150. Priced at 2400 dollars on easy terms. Swap option for anyone wishing to buy a home. Contact N Pos Kelling. November 18 1931.
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