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10 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
1
A concise item notes a route nod and Vas as at the setup, with terse references to Tetupire Wess Hipyet Detar. The readable fragments imply a transport or scheduling note and possible names or codes.
The county fair shows trotting purses and top horses with detailed results and names. Exhibits from Elyria and surrounding towns fill sheep swine dairy cattle and fruit displays, while profits are projected to help clear indebtedness of the agricultural society.
Otto Stolzenburg of Elyria, youngest son of contractor William Stolzenburg, left Tuesday for Fort Wayne Indiana to study for five years in Fort Wayne and three years in St. Louis to become a Lutheran minister. Friends wish him success in his chosen field.
The Osborne Brothers restaurant on East Broad Street has been sold to Horace Thompson, who has worked as a wallergther for six months. Ralph Osborne will join Elyria Gas Engine Company as an employee.
Victor defeats H. P. Boynton in the Elyria tournament final with a 5 7 5 7 6 4 6 0 score after a slow start, Faxon praised for superior endurance.
Mrs. Witt died at her Thirteenth street home at two o'clock Saturday morning. She was GH years old and leaves six sons and three daughters. Treated in a Cleveland hospital, physicians could not cure her. Four weeks ago she was brought home to die. Funeral will be held at 2:00 Monday afternoon from St. John's Lutheran church.
Oberlin Ohio Sept 5 Postmaster Ketchum of Ceylon found short in his accounts was removed from the office and arrested taken to Toledo Bondsmen forfeit 3600 The postoffice will likely close and a rural route established
A letter from Frank Welch of Albany, now aboard the torpedo boat Porpoise, describes a close encounter with deep sea pressure during a sub dive. The crew endured 65 minutes at 920 to 125 feet, battled ballast and battery gas, and survived to report the incident to Deputy Shorit! Muank and shipmates.
Miss Lucy Utterback of Lorain and Harry Crisp of Elyria plan to wed at 3 p m on a future afternoon. Rev O W Davison will officiate at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Miss Gathering Utterback as bridesmaid and Ernest Crisp as best man. After a two week wedding trip to St Louis the couple will live on Cheat Not Street Elyria. Utterback is a Lorain High School graduate and former employee of Citizens Gas and Electric. Crisp is a prosperous Elyria businessman.
Keith’s Theatre on Prospect Street Cleveland presents a strong week of vaudeville beginning September 12 with headliner Miss Roro Sealis and her company in The Chorna Lady. Other acts include John Rico and Sally Cohen, Cole and Johnson, Quigley Brothers, Hassen Ben Ali's Arab acrobats, Signor Saidi Deloro, Brince Gibson, Jewell’s automatic electrical theatre, and the Biograph with new films. Matinees start at 2 10 each day and ample interurban car service backs an early evening show.
The Cleveland and Oberlin half hour C and S W service will be abandoned September 12. The Cleveland office issued the announcement Friday. Additional schedule changes are expected within the next month. Mrs O H Monroe photographer returns from west trip and will host an opening and public reception at her gallery on Wednesday September 15. The studio remodels are complete and Monroe will focus on her work. A souvenir book of Elyria is offered to each adult caller. the public is invited. Also advertised are Misses wool dresses priced $2.48 to $5 and Champney delivers ice cream citywide.
Officials from 6 and 8 W plan experiments with a patented trolley wheel designed to prevent wire jumping on sudden curves or jerks. The three inch wide wheel uses inward grooved channels to guide the wire back to the center groove, slipping to the side on abrupt moves to reengage the wire. It has passed expert tests with consistent success. Also advertised are petticoats priced at 3.98 and a Cedar Point excursion by special train from Cleveland and Elyria on Sunday September 11 for 1 dollar round trip with attractions listed.
The Lorain County Agricultural Society files a cross petition in the common pleas court asserting it will still sell the Grounds despite protests. The defense says the June 25 resolution complies with Ohio law and the society owns and holds clear title to the real estate used as a site for county fair.
The Lorain-Elyria Ministerial Association will gather Monday at 10 in the M O A building in South Lorain. The topic, How I spent my vacation, invites all Elyria ministers to attend. John P. Sala, president, notes the meeting and urges participation. 22a Anthias Madenach of North Amherst was granted blind relief of $5 per quarter by Judge Hinman on Friday.
Lorain Ohio September 9 The new No 3 blast furnace at National Tube Co was blown in this morning and iron will be poured in two days. The furnace will have a capacity of 500 tons and is among the most modern. No 4 furnace, also under construction, will be blown in within a month.
The Elyria hospital reopened Friday morning with founder Mrs Storehouse supervising. She led the institution to success previously and now runs a hospital at Grafton. She will stay until a new manager is secured for Elyria.
Mr and Mrs D Lewis report a pleasant profitable two month stay in England and France with London and Paris as headquarters. On the way home they paused in New York for about two weeks to purchase fall and winter dry goods and millinery. Black petticoat sale this week 98c. The Biggs and Everard Co.
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