Socials and moves in Elyria area announce local notices
E F Collins in Cleveland Tuesday. social at Baptist church tonight. Ducks hunting season closes April 21. Ben Barnes of Wakeman in Elyria Wednesday. Mrs George W Johnson in Cleveland Wednesday. Leon Gove moved to West street. Dr Patrick and Miss Susa Patrick in Cleveland Tuesday. W B Weed moved to West River street. Mrs S A Bravady visiting Mrs Rltenberg on East avenue. Mrs Thomas Biggs improves home with slate roof. Hon J J A Boyd of Henry E and Frankeberg of New York City in Elyria. Mrs L C Turner ill with typhoid, improving. J O Ross of Eaton, ill, in Elyria Wednesday. Mrs W N Firestone bedbound with rheumatic fever. Ladies of G A R to hold 15 cent social in K O T M hall Friday April 3 at 730 oclock. Chas A Twining recovered and back on duty at Biggs and Everard store. Assessment No 71 L O T 3 S due. Desiring to pay call at G A R Hall April 2 at 2 PM. Frances McNeal RK. New express car for Cleveland Southwestern Traction Co put on for business. Mrs John Bath and Miss Marjory Bath left Wednesday for Painesfield to visit Mrs Bath’s sister Mrs Frank Root. Miss Jahn Bath visiting there since Monday. oBete
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E. F. Collins
Cleveland
The
Baptist Church
Ben. Barnes
Wakeman
Elyria
George W. Johnson
Leon Gove
Century Block
West Street
Dr. Patrick
Susa Patrick
W. B. Weed
Huron Street
West River Street
S. A. Bravady
Rltenberg
East Avenue
Thomas Biggs
J. J. A. Boyd
Henry E., Frankeberg
New York City
L. C. Turner
J. O. Ross
Eaton, O
W. N. Firestone
West Second Street
K. O. T. M. Hall
Chas, A. Twining
Biggs and Everard’s
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Hats of Cornhusks Bring Novel Summer Fashion
Corn husks are being bought to create a new hat style for next summer. The Philadelphia Post notes the material is cheap and often wasted, yet tough when cured and shaped. The hat uses layered husks for brim and crown, some outer layers painted, with the band also made of husks. Production aims for economical, popular pricing.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
CAN STRIKE Br Lextres-McRar Parss Association
In St Louis on April 1 Judge Adams dissolved a temporary injunction restraining the wash employees from striking. The judge said the railroad’s bill failed to show workers were dissatisfied with wages or led by labor leaders to vote for strike, so the injunction was improper.
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Br Lextres-McRar Parss Association
St. Louis
Adams
Wabash
Realway
April Fool death hoax at county jail sparks Panic
Sheriff Salisbury, Elyria man, assists a dummy suicide ruse after prisoners set up a mock scene to fool the turn key. The murder or death by own action claim follows a staged April Fool prank amid local news, ritual ceremonies, and social notices from area fraternal organizations and theaters.
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Sheriff Salisbury
Elyria
Elmer
Charlie
Coming Events and Civic Activities Listed
Friday evening events include a Chamber of Commerce meeting on April 3 and a municipal election on April 6. A free organ recital by Miss Monroe and singing by Miss Stenwald is scheduled at First Congregational Church on Friday evening April 3.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Stenwald
First Congregational Church
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JHE Biggs and Everard CO
Warner Bros
P. N
Oxford
Almeria Batistes
Erin_Dimities
Madras
the Biggs and Everard CO
Panama
Sailsbury
A. J. Reublin
Biems
Bankers Fraternal Union
Blue Lodge Mason
Mystic Shriners
Knights Templars and
Elks
Whitneycomb
Knights Templars
Reublin
Harmony
Ridge Lawn
Reid
Lorain
Joseph Brice
Diffeult
Ibany Argas
Mrs. Wilder
East Broad
Sweet's Piano Store
Langdon
Sweet
Exsursweer Stscx
Elyria, 6
Treacy
Milton Piano
R. M. Summers & Son
Broad St
Daniel Freese
Broad St. Bates Be
Baltimore & Ohio RK. R
M. G. Carrel
Ohio
F. £. Caywood’s
West Broad Street
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