Milliners Dispute Heads to Court in Damages Case
Noted millinery dispute reaches court as Nettie Schnabel sells an 8 millinery business interest to May Seadsehilag. Sehnabel alleges a $57 balance due on a $20 vote, while another buyer seeks $5,075 damages for injuries from a rotating machine incident. Jury commission advances, probate matters, and a deed order conclude the court news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Schnabel
Cuyahoga Park
Miss May Seadsehilag
Miss Sehnabel
Misa
Wakume
Cage
Hygishoy
Charles 4. Fay
Randifooting Co
Clerks' Union Nominates Officials at Meeting
At Tuesday night’s Clerk's Union gathering nominations were made for future offices. The group plans to move meetings to Friday and to lease a new hall. The issue will be settled at the next meeting. Several more ladies were initiated and many applications were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk’s Union
Officers Named At Calvary Evangelical Youth Alliance Meeting
At the annual Young People's Alliance meeting of Calvary Evangelical Church the following officers were elected: President William Herrold View President Nay Dallas Recording Secretary Miss Josephine Poster Chorister Atrx Secretary Milton Herrold Treasurer Henry Beliz Missionary Secretary Miss Josephine oater Chorister Mim Daisy Kindig Mantet Miss Ivy Youre Arrangements were made for entertaining delegates from the Ohio Conference convention at the Allmore next week. Help wanted or house for rent? Try the Democrat's want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Alliance
Calvary Evangelical Church
Wiliam Herrold
Nay
Dallas
Secrtary
Mlle
Josephine Poster
Atrx
Milton Herrold
Benry Beliz
Miss Josephine Oater
Mim
Daisy Kindig
Mantet
Ivy
Ohio
Allmore
Canton Biennial Holds Mendal Convention Change
The Canton order votes to hold Mendal conventions instead of annual ones. The next convention will meet in Pollo on the second Monday in June 19%. The omeda will be elected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Satisfaction at City Hall Ends Brief Water Debate
Two South Side ladies pressed for rightful access to water and opposed evictions as City Commissioners discussed street grading costs. Commissioner Wilton and Engineer McMillan exchanged terse remarks while the board moved on to other issues, leaving residents uncertain about future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Airunione Ae
Phy
Wilson
McMilen
Social News From Doylestown And Nearby
Personal notices describe visits and gatherings of locals in Doylestown and Akron area friends. Guests include Mrs Edward Ostey, Mrs Fred Beiz, Prof Moreye and family in Gallon, and Arthur Langford planning marriage. A 27th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John C Weber is noted with a golden oak rocking chair gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Kittie Delble
Doylestown
Akron
Edward Ostey
Fred Beiz
Zanesville
Mix
Vial
Howard
Mie O' Anes
Fred
Capron
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
J. C. Rybolt
Gallon
Joho C. Weber
Crosby
Werner Employees Annual Picnic Plan at Cedar Point
Arrangements completed for The Werner Co employees annual picnic at Cedar Point Ravin Jay. A special 6 80 am train from Union Station will depart, with Sandusky steamer rides to the grounds. The Eighth Regiment Band will perform at the dining room from 12 to 4, featuring the Werner March and Haydn selections. Return trains depart Sandusky at 7 pm, aiming to reach Akron by 10 pm. Executive committee includes Moses HL Billet B PL Werner F Whomar MB Ford and O i Rehulia MiP. B Werner president of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Sandusky
Mose
Eighth Regiment
Toon Dud Phiy
Werner
Kubler
Haymond
Kloster
Buffalo March
Brooks
Tela Aire
Tedley
Duff Waltz
Moses
Whomar
Mb Ford
O. i Rehulia
B. Werner
Pittsburgh Railroad Offer Fails to Help Vagrant Boy
A Pittsburgh case reports a boy, 17, who lost a leg on a railroad and sought work with the railroad company. He was charged with vagrancy after failing to secure lodging and was sent to the city prison. Kendall aided his path toward Columbia as authorities pursued remedy for his plight. John Carroll paid $2 for intoxication. L. J. Thornton fined $1 for riding a bicycle without a lantern.
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Joh
Senight
Hix
Kendall
Columbia
Harry Robertson
Lagge
Chicago
John Carroll
Barbertoo
Conte
L. J. Thornton
Lightning Mystery After Chimney Collapse In Akron
A chimney fell through a room in Akron early Wednesday morning, entering Mrs Alive Madame at 683 East AN WE. The story notes a person named Mins. Jolla Malone sleeping nearby, with a bystander knocked by the event. No injuries are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Jolla Malone
Sunday School Convention Sessions Noted in Akron Area Meeting
Tuesday sessions of the board of directors and Bong Service were led by Mrs Bla ck Holaday of Akron. Reverend Harriet Baker of Blaneh eater preached, with Mika Eva Raymond of Cleveland reciting a dream. The convention featured devotional services, round table discussions, and reports from numerous delegates including Rev. G He Ashworth Ravenna and many others from Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Black Holaday
Akron
Mika Eva Raymond
Cleveland
Harriet J. Baker
Blaneheater
Mainle Henry
North Olmeted
HB. Morin
Center Belpre
Buchtelbilge
Tey
Lewis Robinson
Eaton
Wieden
Stnlay
Leinenn
Deni Howan
Ehurel Wy Hag
Tako Thie
del Aates
He Ashworth
Ravenna
May Breck
Mantha Mann
Attioa
Phoebe Kelly
Atta
Linreno
Nobwilk
Gen
B. Ititey
Mie
Chark
Legeland
Mitty Hees
Onroad
Nellie Wilson
Rey
Phoebe A. Marker
Pert
Beninand
Cytedonia
Kobioeou
Dayton
Mix
Mmma
Janie
Cineminis
Loniee
Iran
Glendale
Mia
Bernai
Riedolph
Clocloatt
Mise
Minnie A
Mipaher
Caledonia
Blanche Young
Bellville
Perry Willard
Sent
Mika Olevia J
Nelson
Barons Rey
J. H. Blackford
Dsidorado
Mis .Hall
Nott Olovted
Mark. Stadens
North Winsted
Dotlie Cae
North Olmsted
Catharine Fl Kelly
Lenora Blackford
Widerdi
Mire Bini Ames
Hookhints Rey
Lanneuvce
Norwalk
J. 8
Sound
H. Bovell
Harrod
Mrs. Leaveray
I Wish I Were Back to My Southern Home Song
A newly published song with words and music by Mr Ad. Bordenkircher of Coyuhogh Pills and sung by Pret. Bid Movey of Akron. The melody and sentiment are praised as of quality likely to join popular tunes.
Unreadable OCR Notices From Barberton Area
Fragmented text lists names such as Lucile Crozier and Elizabeth Seaton plus several surnames and places including Barberton Cleveland Cuyahoga Falls Tallmadge and Montrose. Groom occupations and occupations appear garbled. page fragment suggests a notices column with personal data, marital statuses, and professions, but details are indecipherable.
Northern Ohio Rail Reopened After Brief Shutdown
A railroad line in Northern Ohio resumed operations an hour after an earlier disruption. The swift action by maintenance crews and railroad officials restored service, minimizing passenger and freight delays. No injuries reported, and investigators are reviewing the cause of the brief interruption.
Fierce Storm Disrupts Trains Between Tallmadge and Kent
A severe storm caused a dramatic derailment on the Northern Olio line between Greenwich and Plymouth. An engine four freight cars and passenger car left the track, no injuries reported and property loss under $50. Crews repaired the wreck. trains later resumed normal service. University of Michigan students visited Akron yards for practical engineering measurements. President Underwood rode Erie Railroad to survey developments. Belo Messenger remodeling rush continues with new depot side track to be completed soon.
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Greenwich
Plymouth
Warniing
Ie Axtes
Delphos
Talsversity
Michigan
Elty
Akron Yorda
Akron
Trias
Wits
Kent
Erie No. 4
Byers
ASC
Han
Erie
D. Underwood
Erle Omdale
Holumbia Chemical Co fined by Mayor McNamara forming
Holumbia Chemical Co was fined by Mayor McNamara amid a formal inquiry into manufacturing practices. Officials cited compliance issues and ordered corrective steps to address regulatory concerns at the plant site.
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Holumbia Chemical Coy
Enel
N Ind.cote Khir
McNamara
Local entertainments and notices across Summit County events
An evening entertainment at Walsh Blowk hosted by the Church of Our Savior Young People’s Society drew strong attendance with performances by A Boswell Simpson and B A Eph among others. Merchants of Louisville plan a plente at Silver Lake, joined by regional rail routes. Summit County Horticultural Society to meet June 1 at Mrs Hanlin’s Stow home. Hobie Reformed church Sunday school mentors host a ple ase at Silver Lake. Montefiore society to stage a dawn fate event on the lawn at A Poleky residence. County Board of Equalization opened Wednesday, with all townships canvassed.
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Church of Our Savior
Summit County Horticultural Society
Aid For Akron Church In Debt Appeal
The African M E Zion Church of South High Street seeks help to discharge about 450 in debt from repair work on church property during 1904 and 1905. Trustees and pastor urge Akron residents to donate, with Mrs S M Battles of Prospect Street assisting as agent to collect funds. Signed by trustees James Morrison Isham Smith Joe Churchwell M J Pickett Irene Ridolt and Pastor Rev Bo P Combakh. Address 447 Be. Mam Street.
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M. EB. Zion
South High St
Saidebutch
Akron
Prospect St
Las
Eaid Church Society
Von
James Morrison
Isham Smith
Joeg Chlrchwell
M. J. Picket
Irene Ridolt
Real Estate Transfers In Cuyahoga Falls Area
Real estate transfers listed including Hurley A Damon to Owen H Das mon in Richfield township and multiple deeds in Kenmore, Mountview and Collinwood areas. Amounts range from 1 to 2700 dollars with parties such as The Akron Realty Company, A Bates, Harry Westover, Catherine Koplin, Eva Single, and others noted in terse transfer entries across Cuyahoga Falls, Springfield township, and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley A. Damon
Owen H. Dasmon
Rirhfield Township
B. Humberger
Frank Milliot
Second Ave
Wary Wick
Willig A. Colinston
Jonathan Kine
Kenmore Sake
Akron Realty Company
Jonathan Kline
Kenmore
Witliam A. Toluston
Samuel A. Hoffman
Collinwood
Heire
Philander
Hall
Cuyahoga
Deaths notice for Tohn A. Becubr at 89
Tohn A. Becubr, 89, died at his daughter's home on Charles Street Tuesday aged 89. Funeral services will be held at the German Lutheran church at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Repcar—Tohn A. Becubr
Tin
Khel
Mharles
Akron Markets Across Grain Beef and Lumber Prices
Grain and feed prices list per bushel and per cwt for wheat rye corn and oats, with notes on middlings and bran. Live and dressed beef pork mutton lamb veal prices given per pound, plus fat and cured meats. Butter eggs lard and dairy products cited, along with numerous farm staples like potatoes corn and hay. Building materials and lumber items cap the market, including pine sheathing and siding prices per thousand board feet.
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Bermuda
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Court House News
Geo. W. Otounr
Cornell
Date Court
Harriet BK. Gable
Bara Brown
Clerks’ Union
Evangelical Young Peoples’ Alliance
Democrat
Foresters
Coms
Ersonal
Mr. Wad Mya
Chike Slater
Urbina
Arthur Langford
Barberton
Mae Winteld
Bedford
Kirsy Chaveti
Vhupet
Silver Lake
Edward Barton
Cincinnati
Fin
Berbert Barton
Harter
Sig Harter Bros
East Exchange
Poone
Werber Co
Cedity Point
Ravin Jay
Pitteburg
Wwyenroll
Smith
Wwork
Lord Sober
Lucile Crozier
Groom
Macchiniet
Homera
Swigart
Copley
Mabelle A Minwkins
Montrose
Peel
Feacher
Henry van Bole
Clevaland
Elizabeth Seaton
Cuyahoga Falls
Newton Fh. Guise
Monroe Kalle
Laura B. Thomas
Tallmadge
Joon
Farmer
Albert G. Walters
Clara B. Danner
Aycon
Edepenter
Davi H. Hunt
Tewis
Aki
Cere
Northern
R. R
Railroad News
VADER
Jone
Henry Smith
Wic
Neilie
James Wogace
Werchants
Louisville
Montefiore Society
The
Hebrew Reformed Church
A. Poleky
Mornog
Bo P. Combakh
Rae
Timothy
Flo
Clover
Oita
Graham
Wadsworth
New York
York State
Norway
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