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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
5
Miss Isabelle Strohimierf spends the day in Cleveland as the Reporter plans a Vets society drive to patrons on Saturday. White House Bakery will run a retail wagon Saturday morning and stop at doors daily. Notify us and we will arrange the wagon calls.
Mrs. H. A. Budd announces removal of her dressmaking parlors to 244 East 3d street. She invites both old customers and new clients to seek her services at the new location as listed in the notice.
The town talks of the Townsend Baer wedding at Chippewa Lake on a Tuesday evening in September with travel details from Elyria. The Gazette notes associated social events and local residents in town, including appearances by former residents and upcoming gatherings before the wedding.
A Chippewa Lake Park dancing party occurred on Wednesday with bridesmaids luncheon and multiple wedding events planned for Miss Elizabeth Townsend and Mr. Clarence Baer. Activities include a dinner dance, a Taylor Inn dinner, an afternoon tea, impromptu sailing and rowing, and trips to Mackinac. Local items mention legal action, travel, and a jail sentence for a misrepresented private secretary.
The hearing before Judge John O. Shaler addressed alleged threats in the duty case against Joffster and Francis J. Wing, a former U S Court Judge in Cleveland. Wing denied pressuring or threatening testimony while noting he advised Mrs. Cassia Chadwick to avoid unrelated disclosures and protect the case’s integrity as her counsel. The report also notes a Townsend Baer wedding party with Elizabeth Townsend as maid of honor and multiple bridesmaids, plus Carl Baer as best man and several ushers from Ohio and Michigan.
A reader denounces questionable remedies claiming to cure many diseases. The note criticizes unproven cures and highlights a product named Bleeleg that allegedly purges germs and tones the system. It advertises bottles at 50 cents and one dollar, urging readers to send name and address to The Electro gen Co. for a free 50 cent bottle, with sale by Eady Drug Store.
Medina O Sept 7 Republicans claim Burton faction supporters won a resolution to vote only for pledged state candidates. The report notes Medina Republicans and Carrie Smiley filed against William Smiley alleging a December 1890 assault and ongoing drunkenness. Custody of their children is in dispute.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. Circle will meet Friday September 7 at 2 PM. A full attendance is desired. By order of the president.
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