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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
4
The club will devote the year to the study of The Development of the Anglo Saxon. A Baby Show Lunch Ice Cream and Home made Candles at the Package Sale Saturday night. The Research club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis Cole of West River street.
Division 4 of the Ladies Aid Society will hold a package sale at M and Church on Third Street Saturday evening October 27. Guests include Mrs J Brooks Gilbert of Beveley Massachusetts and Margaret Brooks visiting before returning. A postponed meeting for a visit of several weeks with Kony Klub will be entertained by wartern friends. She will visit Mrs William G Sharp this evening.
Attorney General Wade Bills and Cotessi Gras-Venor, national figures, will speak at the Osper House on Friday evening. Bills, prominent in state and national affairs, is known as the “Old Figures” for foretelling election figures. A large crowd is expected.
The Board of Elections reviews recommendations from county committees to select judges and clerks for November. Appointments have been unreliable in the past as many chosen officials are not consulted, leading to shortages when election days arrive, as seen in Lorain at the last special election.
Lorain reports connect Henry Wieck a wealthy steel and iron maker from Youngstown with major Oak Point sales. He has secured prime real estate in the city center including the post office building and a large Broadway front property. The deal is reported near 100000 dollars with deeds on file, signaling Lorain’s growing industrial prominence.
Mr. 2. Diederick of Schoolstrear Witsgiver received a surprise party hosted by Gryy for his second birthday. Seventy five guests attended with kincheon, gifts included a leather rocker from Mr. Diedvn Wits. Muse and cards followed with prizes to Mrs. Foreman, Mrs. Webber, and Miss Anna Webber.
Deputy Sheriff Sailsbury took Brister of Pittsfield to Massillon for admission to the hospital for the insane after years of trouble. He previously nearly killed his mother and threatened neighbors, leading to prior confinement. Frank Blair and Herman Deitz, both guilty of burglary, will be sent to Mansfield reformatory tomorrow. their aged parents will visit this afternoon. The New Center.
District judges set court sessions for 1967 with common pleas convening January 14, April 6? and September 30 and circuit court sessions on April 22 and September 30. Also a real estate ad notes value in The New Center and urges selling prospects.
The Moonlight party at the Roller 1 program, managed by Mr Frank Flaw Braman, drew a packed local crowd from Lorain and nearby towns. The grand march, led by floor manager Phil Koble and Miss Edith Smith, received enthusiastic applause from a highly elated audience.
The article discusses human nature across races, noting slight intelligence variations, and warns curiosity leads to trouble. It cites court scandals drawing spectators, suggesting the public wants facts over lurid presentation, regardless of discomfort. It reflects on media story portrayal and the public’s demand for truth.
Two more couples sought marriage during October’s mood for wedlock and chose Thursday for the ceremony. In this era Friday is avoided for licenses due to superstition. The day saw licenses granted to Alex Kosto 26 of Elyria and Mary Sotye 19 of Lorain and Frank H Krauss 26 of Amherst and Viola Lansdale 15 of Lorain.
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