Wooley Town News Briefs and Local Moves
Martin Andrews visited Wooley Town with a talking machine before leaving it with his parents. The Wooley Town School plans a big end of year program. Several residents are mentioned including Mrs. Smith Tracy, Nora and Ida Dewald, and Juevi Dewald. Trips to Peru and Willam Wharp are noted along with farm moves and visits by Kris and Ora Andrews and others. Sugar making is slow. Mary Dice returns from Chicago to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley Town
Martin Andrews
Our Town
Nora Dewald
Ida Dewald
Juevi Dewald
Levi Dewald
Peru
Bruce Ogle
Dutch Street Briefs Tell of Local Visits
Grover Lee was in Peru Saturday. Frank Matthias was in Peru Thursday forenoon. Lizzie Tharp spent Sunday. W. D. Ream also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Matthias
Mexico
Frank Matthias
Grover Lee
Peru
Lizzie Tharp
Mrs. W.D. Ream
Local Visitors and Residents Benefit from Interim Travel and Family Ties
Courter B. Kinzie and Kilmer Miller were in Denver and a caller in town respectively. Howard Miller also visited as a caller. Frank and Walter Wiedenhoeft are making maple molasses. Edna Wiedenhoeft visits Peru relatives. Emma Harrison of Peru visits grandparents in town this week.
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Kilmer Miller
Howard Miller
Frank and
Walter Wiedenhoeft
Frank
Denver
Emma Harrison
Peru
Mrs
Pete Armantrout
Jonas Barha Sunday Visit With George Kraning
Jonas Barha and his family spent Sunday visiting George Kraning, according to local social notes. The gathering included light conversation and shared refreshments in an informal family get together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Barha
George Kraning
Mexico News Roundup Spoof and Social Happenings
Omer Fisher’s third spasm of the writer’s column notes a runaway incident with no injuries. Esme Conner’s absence from Mexico puzzles friends while Edith Kirkpatrick recovers from illness. Roy Puterbaugh visits Edna Puterbaugh. social gathers at Miss Mabel Anderson’s home honor him amid bad weather. Lincoln Kirk performs in Keyes Hall on Friday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kirkpatrick
Mabel Anderson
Honer
Roy Puterbaugh
Manchester
George Steffey
Lawton
Local Miami County Candidates Seek Democratic Nomination
A political notice lists several candidates for Miami County offices. John W. Wolpert seeks sheriff with Democratic convention support, alongside George W. Hann for sheriff and John G. Miller for treasurer. Leroy O. Arnold and Leroy Arnold campaigns appear for prosecuting attorney, William H. Augur seeks clerk re nomination, and W A Over M D of Bunker Hill seeks coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wolpert
Miami County
George W. Hann
John G. Miller
Mr. Miller
Peru
Jackson Township
Leroy O. Arnold
William H. Augur
Miami
Bunker Hill
Pipe Creek Township
W.A. Over
M. D
Patronize Home Merchants for Value and Trust
The piece urges readers to support local home merchants to boost town value and profit. It warns against flashy mail order catalogs, notes honest merchants price goods fairly, and encourages giving local shops a chance to order special items.
Dr King's New Life Pills for Constipation Relief
A lively public notice extols Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and related stomach liver and bowel issues, claiming painless regulation and a 25 cent price at W L Piper's drop store.
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Dr. King
W. L. Piper
Dr. King’s
Graceful outburst ends church attendance for girl
Little Gracie returned home from church claiming she will never attend again. She said she sat quietly and did not whisper yet the preacher kept calling her "Grace" and she felt singled out, swearing off further services.
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Gracie
Buckien’s Arnica Salve Praised As Scientific Wonder
A testimonial touts Buckien’s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder curing piles for E. R. Mitford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania and healing burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. The product sells for 25 cents at W L Pipers drug store.
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Buckien
E. R. Mitford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
W. L. Piper
Denver Markets. Produce and grain prices
Corrected every Thursday by H. J. Eigrs listing butter lard potatoes apples onions and more. Grain prices corrected weekly by Grant Moon show Wheat Oats Rye and Corn per hundred with figures around 52c and 26d respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Eigrs
Grant Moon
Local Notes From Deedsville and Nearby Areas
Arthur Buck traveled to Huntington on Monday. Mr and Mrs Noah Flora of near Chill and Essie Moody shared visits last week. George Lock and Mrs Clarence Gondia are mentioned with illness notes. Robert Cleo of unclear reference appears in fragmentary text.
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Arthur Buck
Huntington
Noah Flora
Near Chill
Essie Moody
Penu
George Lock
Clarence Gondia
Credit and Charity in Hard Times Urge City Merchants
A civic note urges readers to consider the burden of extending credit during tough periods. Merchants risk nonpayment when customers plead poverty for life’s necessities and lure by cheap catalogs, yet many repay with city-bound payments. The writer calls for prudence over impulse and condemns wasteful causes.
Frightfully Burned in Electrical Furnace Accident
Chas. W. Moore a Ford City machinist suffered severe hand burns from an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and achieved a quick and perfect cure. The salve is praised as a great healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles at W. L. Piper druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
W. L. Piper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowenthal
Wooleytown School
Marl Murphy
Mrs. Smith Tracy
Charles Thompson
Willam Wharp
A. J. Long
Kris
Ora Andrews
A. J. Andrew
Jacob Stanton
George Lee
Walter See
George Staler
Perrysburg
Dutch Street
Mary Dice
Chicago
J.W. Dice
Courter
B. F. Kinzie
Edna Wiedenhoeft
Mrs. Harrison
Brubaker & Kreider
Indiana
Mexigo
Omer Fisher
North
Edna Puterbaugh
Esme
Conner
Meredith
Tae
B. E. Gage
Deedsville
Robert
Cleo
Gratin
Grant Moon, Prop'r
Lake Erie
Western Railroad
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
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