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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
5
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The article blends community notes from Mrs George Bryan’s home meeting to discuss local events with weather and crop updates. It records a fatal shooting near John Ferguson, details the inquest verdict of murder, and notes burglaries at Schwartz’s store. It mentions crops like clover and fruit blooms, plus general spring conditions and temperatures.
The page records social events and civic notes from Elyria including a wedding hint, a call for a committee meeting, tax debates on life necessities, and a large turnout in Cleveland to honor marching bands. It notes the death of Joshua Emmons and a GAR ball invitation, with details on railroad consolidation and a new elevator. Military preparations describe Company A of the Fifth Regiment awaiting orders for Columbus.
The St Andrews church notes describe Sunday morning service at 10 o clock and an evening sermon at 7 o clock with a reception for new members. The Congregational Church led by Pastor Wannamaker offers morning and evening services with a topic The Present Most Dangerous Sin. Sunday school is at 2 30 led by Supt Wm A Considson.
A temperance gathering at Ridgeville featured recitations and songs by children, with prizes awarded. District No 8 Miss Maddock received engraving for first in oral exams. County rally at Oberhe drew twenty attendees who returned with a silver cup for sending the largest delegation.
The column lists visits and gatherings of residents in Elyria and surrounding towns. Mrs Parker, Mrs Crisp, Miss Lillian Fiverod, Mrs J Frye, Mr and Mrs Smythe, and many others are noted attending events, hosting guests, or traveling to Cleveland, Sandusky, and Auburn. It details card parties, dances, church services, lessons, visits to relatives, and local socializing across several days.
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