Reunion of the 13th Ohio Battery Held in Elyria Hall
The twenty third amosl reunion of the 13th Ohio battery met at G A R hall in Elyria on August 26. Wives and daughters served a banquet as comrades shared a dinner. Twenty veterans answered roll call and resolutions honored three members who died this year. Officers were elected and history of the battery’s Civil War service noted from Corinth to Sherman’s campaigns ending with a 1865 muster out.
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13Th Ohio Battery
G. A. R. Hall
Elyvia
T Howlett
Comrad
Anderson
Grace
Comrads
W Anderson
Geneva
LW Keener
Onaim
TC Stokes
Wits
Olavated
AP Fish
Conneautvill
Willcox
Cole Huwooi
J Spencer
Rocky River
F Stearnea
Cleveland
Grafton
T Andrews
Fields
J Paddock
Coe Ridge
J Langton
Elyria
A Turney
Madison
E Ackerman
Creneva
J Wellman
Toledo
E Poor
J Warren
E Tucker
F Wright
H Burr
J Montgomery
North Madison
G Donaldson
Sandusky
A Potter
North Rudgeville
Hemmington
A Ames
Olmstead
C W Tattersall
Mossen Beal
Leander S Qole
Niles
James Fullerton
North Jackson
Yeapec
15Th Battery
O . Oo
B A Emmington
Madison O
FP Anderson
O. J Langton
Ky~ria
Grant
Corinth
Mattamora
North Mississippi
van Dorn
Moscow
Memphis
Tenn
Cold Water
Vicksburg
Miss
Jackson
Gov. Sherman
Meridian
Atlanta
Sherman
Wastendave
Serge
Savannah
Columbia
South Carolina
Johnson
Raleigh
North Carolina
Richmond
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Wrestlers Vie for Lorain County Welterweight Title
George Canales of Lorain and Frank Henke of Elyria meet for the welterweight championship Tuesday evening September 1 at Lorain. Considerable money is on the outcome. Courtwright and Benell are the preliminaries. Ed McKean of Cleveland will referee.
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George Canales
Frank Henke
Lorain
Elyria
Qreatle
Lorain County
Courtwright
Benell
Ed McKean
Cleveland
Wreck Victim Leaves Hospital
Robert Stahl of Columbus, severely injured in the G and S W wreck of July 19, left the hospital Tuesday morning. His hand was crushed, knee cap split, and from the knees up he had 39 cuts. most required stitching. He will stay at the Andwar until he can travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stahl
Columbus
Mr. Stahl
Stall
Andwar
Marriage Licenses Reported for Albert Brill and Esther Lahr
Albert H Brill 28 of Ireman and Esther L Lahr 20 of Oberlin granted marriage licenses. Juliaa Gyerman 25 a laborer of Lorain and Therena Lidai 19 of Lorain listed as applicants. Hubert C Herrick 8 farmer and Beasie M Snyder 21 of Wellington also noted in records.
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Albert H Brill
Ireman
Oberlin
Esther L Lahr
Juliaa Gyerman
Lorain
Therena Lidai
Hubert C Herrick
Farmer
Beasie M Snyder
Wellington
Oak Point Victim Leaves Hospital After Accident
Mia Marie Schmenkel, one of three women hurt in the Oak Point Sunday accident, left Lorain hospital for home in Cleveland after a rapid recovery. The least injured, she was among the three treated there. Myre Goert, the most seriously wounded, is recovering and expected to leave for home in two or three weeks.
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Mias Marie Schmenkel
Oak Point
Cleveland
Lorain
Myre, Goert
Ore Bucket Accident Claims Life at Steel Plant Docks
John Novinski aged 35 of Seventh Avenue was struck on the head by an ore bucket while unloading ore from the barge Maida at the steel plant docks. Coroner French ruled the death accidental. he leaves a seven year old daughter.
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John Novinski
Seventh Avenue
Maida
Novinski
French
Trainmaster Romoser resigns from Lorain and Wheeling line
THAINMASTER Trainmaster WH Romoser of the Lorain and Wheeling division resigns effective Tuesday September 1. He is replaced by Mr Barrett of Garret Indiana. Romoser has fifteen years with the line starting as a dispatcher and rising to trainmaster then superintendent before the B and Q takeover. Firemen association meets October 17 18 in Conneaut. members to convene at engine Lease No. 1 at 7:30 pm Wednesday.
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WH Romoser
Lorain and Wheeling
Barrett
Garret
Ind
Romoser
Ubrichsaville
Flewau
L and W
Johnson
Volunteer Firemens Association
Conneaut
Elyria man Hengartner weds Katherine Corlet in Lorain
Walter Hengartner owner of the Duplex foundry in Elyria and Katherine Corlet of Lorain reportedly married about a month ago. Hengartner is a popular local figure and his wife works at the Lorain post office. The couple plan to establish a home in Elyria soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hengartner
Katherine Corlet
Lorain
Hengartner
Duplex
Elyria
Elyvia
Attorney General Rules Sale Of Rock Rye Violates Beal Law
The attorney general ruled that selling rock rye and glycerine in a dry town breaches the Beal law. The decision was issued Monday, affecting local temperance enforcement and municipal commerce.
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Sheets
Company to Build Houses in Lorain Formed
A group of Lorain businessmen organized a company to construct residences in the city. Leading organizers are Norrie Little and W B Thompson. City papers for the corporation will be filed in a few days. Capitalization is set at 20000 dollars.
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Lorain Buginesa
Norrie Little
W B Thompson
Wanted Dishwasher for Hotel Andwar Card
Public notice seeks a 27 year old Christian man to marry a Christian woman aged 20 to 86. He is to be of good character, 64 inches tall, weight 126 pounds, brown eyes, black hair, with a 5 mile disposition. Respond to A O care Reporter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Care
Elyria Public Schools Open With Higher Enrollment
Elyria Public Schools opened with 1534 students, up from 1526 a year ago at the first month. Attendance may reach 1400, seniors number 47 this year versus 67 last year, freshmen about 121, total high school enrollment around 800. Superintendent Comings is pleased and expects a successful year.
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Elyria
Supt
Comings
Mammoth Engine for Baltimore and Ohio to weigh 380000 pounds
The American Locomotive company to build a colossal 380000 pound locomotive for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The engine, designed for freight over mountains, will be nearly twice as heavy as any current engine and aims to be economical. Construction occurs at Schenectady works with completion aimed for the St Louis World’s Fair exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Uonderstood
Boys Arrested For Shooting At Railway Train Near Oberlin
Two boys Emory Stuart and Grover Crocker were arrested in Oberlin on Monday on charges of firing a revolver at a Linke Shore railroad train. Marshal Sherill and Detective Foster made the arrest. They were taken to Elyria for a hearing before Justice Lord at 3 p.m. Tuesday. A bullet pierced the caboose side, narrowly missing a brake man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Stuart
Grover Crocker
Oberlin
Linke Shore
Marshal Sherill
Foster
Elyria
Justice Lord
Caboose
Rev Thomson departs Lorain for Berea Ky pastorates
The Rev AE Thomson of First Congregational Lorain leaves Tuesday for Berea Kentucky to accept a pastorate in the associated churches. He preached his last local sermon Sunday to a large audience. The article also notes a dramatic adaptation of Tess of the D Urbervilles at Elyria Opera House featuring Miss Qarline Rohr.
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AE Thomson
Lorain
Beran
Mr. Thomson
Lord Timer Stoddard
Qarline Rohr
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Aylon, Cashier
Daniel
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Helene
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Cheapside
Elyria, Ohio
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International “Armor
Daniel Freese
Broad Street
Twenty-Third Ohio Battery
Thainmaster
Lorain & Wheeling Division
B& O
Reete
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Kentucky
D’ Urbervilles
T M Brash
Henrietts
Trasher
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Ella Wadsworth
MK Folk
WA Bonsor
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A J Leighton
Loring Beare Company
Martindale
Lawreae Lenard
Avon
Oberlin Business College
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Washington, D. C
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East Broad Street
Hermann
Middle Avenue
Glenville Track
Golden Oval
Glenville
Barney Oldfield
Collister & Sayle’s
Superior
Reporter
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