Briefs and notices from a 1996 newspaper page
Miss Mabel Bishop returns from Alliance after three months with relatives. Pay & Weel at 216 Blyrla block offers millinery. Mrs J H L Symons travels to Pennsylvania for brother-in-law’s death and plans to return Sunday. St Andrews Junior Auxiliary market at Tandy's drug store Saturday morning features home made cakes. John Hall, 70, longtime Lorain resident, dies at Soldiers’ Home in Sandusky. father of Dr Hall of Lorain. Mime Calvadas confirms the ru-
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Mabel Bishop
Alliance
St. Andrew's Church
Tandy's Drug Store
John Hall
Lorain
Sandusky
Dr. Hall of
Engagement to a blind heiress ends in mystery
Daisy Atwater of Portsmouth returns home after visiting her parents. D Lewis & Co announces special sale of fine suits coats furs skirts and waists starting Saturday morning. C. L. Slough, manager of the New Castle Herald, was a visitor in Elyria Thursday. Cincinnati park superintendent has shar pointed nails.
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D. Lewis & Co
Daisy Atwater
Portsmouth
Ely
C. L. Slough
New Castle Herald
Elyria
Cincinnati
Bazaar to be held by St Andrew's church
The ladies of St Andrew's church will hold their annual bazaar on Wednesday December 6 featuring fancy articles for sale and a turkey supper. Also notes on local visitors, shop ads, and public notices appear among this fragmented page.
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St. Andrew's Church
Social News Notes From Self Culture Club Meeting
The Self Culture club met at Mrs. WW Hartwats on Second Street extension. Readings on Our Forefathers First Thanksgiving were given by Mrs. McCoulain, Mrs. Tuckson and Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Foote recited a colonial tale set to rhyme and, when encored, performed Hide Away Mr. Moon. A Thanksgiving lunch followed amid bitter sweet berries myrtle and candlelight with a display of flags from pine tree to present day.
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Self Culture Club
Hart
Second Street
McCoulain
Tuckson
Lewis
Foote
Moon
Davidson suffers knee injury in Massillon scrimmage
In Massillon Ohio on November 25, Davidson wrenched his left knee and sustained a slight bone fracture in the left hand during a hard scrimmage. He says the injuries will not keep him from playing Saturday. Roseth damaged a shoulder but expects to be in the lineup.
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Massillon
Tiger Sound
Canton
Roseth
Davidson
Legal snag over money in arrest case at police court
In a puzzling police court morning, Jet Slister arrested for intoxication at Fox Furnace had $18 seized for safekeeping. After a $5 fine and costs, a garnishee order redirected the money toward a clothing bill, with the mayor ordering the fine paid first and the remainder applied to the debt. John Kefka was fined $5 and costs for interfering with police and jailed for nonpayment.
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Fox Furnace
Cahoon
John Kefka
Royal Welsh concert delayed to next Monday night
The Reporter misdated the Royal Welsh concert as tonight. Attendees tonight may delay to Monday. The male choir is highly praised for their exceptional ability, and prior comments about the work in the vibes suggest the city will be royally entertained when they arrive. The Monday concert will offer an opportunity to hear excellent singing.
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Royal Welsh
Judge Sustains Part of Suit in Elyria Canning Case
Judge Hayden sustained in part a motion to clarify the plaintiff Dunston Lithographing Company versus Charles C McDonald and William H Teare doing business as Elyria Canning Company. Suit seeks 250 dollars for designing and furnishing labels ordered by them.
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Dunston Lithographing Company
Charles C. McDonald
William H. Teare
Elyria Canning Company
Hayden
Claims Detective Price Involved In Altercation
B and O detective Moses Price of Lorin was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after noon Thursday. J D Vandenberg accused Price of striking him over the head in the B and O yards while Price, unaware Vandenberg was an employee, asked why he carried a lantern. Vandenberg allegedly gave a sarcastic reply and Price struck him. Justice Lord dismissed the case with a fine against Vandenberg and ruled Price had the right to question.
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Lorin
Jf. D. Vandenberg
Price
Vandenberg
Commission suit settled without court
Hayden Eames sued Federal Manufacturing in a commission dispute over automobile and merchandise sales. The case was settled out of court with each side bearing its own costs. JL was to collect 22,859 for commissions reportedly due.
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Hayden Eames
Federal Manufacturing Company
Judgment Awarded To Allo Matic Heating Company
A judgment was issued in the court of common pleas on Thursday in favor of AlIo Matic Heating Company against J. H. Thompson et al for 390.94 dollars alleged due for merchandise sold and delivered. The defendants did not appear to contest the claim.
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Allomatic Heating Company
J. H.hompson
Court of Common Pleas
Settlement Reached In Mayfield Estate Case At Carlisle
The case I A Webster versus George H Chamberlain over the Samuel Mayfield estate at Carlisle was settled out of court today. Chamberlain represented all creditors and it is claimed he did not settle liens by priority due to lack of funds to satisfy Webster's claim.
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I. A. Webster
George H. Chamberlain
Samuel Mayfield
Carlisle
Chamberlain
Webster
For Rent 7-room Houses on Williams Street
Two newly papered 7-room houses on Williams Street East Side offer gas in all rooms, full bath, hot and cold water. Rent 17.50 monthly. Contact W F Kelling Insurance and Real Estate at 808 Elyria Block. November 23, 1964.
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Williams St
W. F. Kelling
Elyria Block
Odd Fellows Notice and Meeting Change
Owing to the death of Brother Tramsdell Elyria Lodge No. 105 J C O F there will be a special meeting tonight at 7 30 sharp All brothers please attend By order of N G Chas Stearns For rent furnished room in a private family 134 Cedar street 11 25 6t
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Tramsdell
Elyria Lodge
N. G. Chas. Stearns
Cedar Street
Pay & Wests Cuts Prices on All Bats in Elyria Sale
Local shop Pay & Wests announces reduced prices on all trimmed and untrimmed bats at 216 Elyria block in a November 20 1941 promotion. The sale highlights baseball equipment discounts for players and families in the area.
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Pay & West
Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Robinson & Hancock Co
J. HL Symons
Pennsylvania
James
Calvadas
Ensign & W
O & Wilkins
Broad Street
Victor Coffee
Conry & Mueller
Epenlae Grocers Bell
Beeno
Florida
Jack Reublin
Cheapside
Hull
Columbus
Nina Miller
May Hunt
West River Street
Jn. M. Young
Norwalk
A. C. Ehrke
H. G. Bishop
Cleveland
Black ‘River Telephone Company
Oak Point
Thompson
Boylan Brothers
Ohio State Grange
Malaga
Boylan
U. K’d
Reeulta
Ained
Tal Cash
Loeffler-Hazel Co
Bond Street
Moses Price
Carvers
Buckeye Roasters
W. F. Hainer
Broad St
Spalding
Loraln County
Smith Bros. Jewelers, Druggists
Opticians
the Eldred CO