Henry M Rudy Dies at 68 in Dalton
Henry M Rudy president of the First National Bank of Dalton died Saturday at his home after months of illness. A prominent Sugar Creek farmer and longtime United Presbyterian church member, he was 68. Funeral services were held Monday with many officials and community members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Rudy
First National Bank of
Dalton
Mr. Rudy
Sugarcreek Township
United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hubbell
J. W. Findlay
J T. Hoak
United Presbyterian Sunday School
C. B. Feasel
Irvin Richwine
Ira Douglas
Howard Douglas
Clyde Rudy
John W. Erwin
John Douglas
Henry M. Jiudy
Rudy
Meets Horrible Death Of Local Milling Figure J J Stager
Mr J J Stager aged 45 a well known former resident and miller at Duncan flouring mills was killed when caught in a belt and whirled around a shaft breaking neck and limbs. He left a wife and family after a life of setbacks including a fire that destroyed his general store. He recently returned to milling and was a Knight Templar mortally mourned by Wooster Commandery with Dr D Y and J R Roebuck uncles assisting at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stager
Killbuck
Kilouck
Inlaw
Stager
Quarterly M E S S Report
The secretary's report for the quarter shows the Sunday School flourishing. Attendance rose with a largest total of 110 on Jan 26 and a smallest of 66 on Mar 1 3. Largest collection reached 607 on Mar 15 while smallest was 2.02 on Jan 12.
Mansfield Presbytery Meeting At United Presbyterian Church
Mansfield Presbytery will convene at the United Presbyterian church next Tuesday and Wednesday April 8. Opening sermon at 2 PM Tuesday by Rev W A Littell Wooster. Evening address by Rev R A Hutchison D D Pittsburgh Pa. Hutchison is a prominent minister. public invited.
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Mansfield Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
W. A. Littell
Wooster
R. A. Hutchison
Pittsburgh
Hutchison
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed By Georgia Reader
A Pasco Georgia reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough claiming it the best medicine used. The advertisement notes safe and sure relief and lists sale by A. J. White in the locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Gaston
Pasco
A. J. White
Massillon Woman Sent To Work House
Massillon March 29 Miss Cora Wissmar pleaded guilty in mayor s court to cruelty to animals for driving a horse from Massillon to Sebring without food or care. She was fined 10 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in the workhouse. Wissmar was ill in jail. Her husband Ernest Wissmar was later sent to Mansfield reformatory to complete a burglary sentence interrupted by parole.
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Massillon
Sebring
Cora Wiss- Mar
Wissmar
Ernest Wissmar
Mansfield Reformatory
Electric Bitters Restored My Health Says Mill Creek Man
Nine years ago I was near death says C Farthing of Mill Creek Ind Ter. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters I bought a bottle and recovered strength. I had one foot in the grave but Electric Bitters put me back on the turf and I have been well since. Sold under guarantee at A J Whites drug store 50c.
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Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
A. J. White
Unclear funeral tribute ends with silent farewell
A fragmented obituary style note honors a departed friend and brother at Da'ton cemetery, describing sunlit memories, the moonlit night, and a bow to the divine will as the gathering mourns the loss. The text preserves reverent line breaks and somber tone.
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Da'ton
Mads Gaye
Weil
I. B.D
Burton City Notices of Death and Local Visits
Burton City reports the sudden death of Mrs. Manning's sister and Lawrence Curtis's mother Mrs. Stephen Curtiss. Miss Egenia Walk underwent a toe operation and is improving. Visits include Miss Mary Misere from Allegheny and Miss Myrtle Culp from Massillon. A surprise party honored Mrs. Rehm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Manning
Lawrence Curtis
Columbus
Harry Erwin
Phillips
Akron
Kxouns
Sonnenberg Notes and Obituary from March Moon
Spring arrivals fill Sonnenberg with summer birds and students from Bluffton and Missouri. Obituary reports Marianna Welty Steiner of Putnam County born 1863 died March 25 1998 age 44 9 13 and buried near Orrville with German church services and local relatives attending from Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Marianna Welty Steiner
Putman County
Ohio
John Steiner
Orrville
A. A. Sommer
Salem Church
Dalton
Blosser
German Reformed Church
Salem Choir
Sonnenberg
Fred. Welty
Jacob Welty
Bluffton
Emil M. Welty
Philadelphia
Adam Welty
B. F. Welty
Atty
Lima
Andrew Welty
Applecreek
David C. Steiner
Christian Basinger
John. Basinger
Rhadolph Basinger
Mahoning County
O. D
Kodol for Dyspepsia Aids Digestive Troubles Says Patient
A testimonial from G N Cornell of Roding Gs cites stomach and bowel disease in 1897 and 1902 improvement after using Kodol for dyspepsia. He claims the product yielded great benefit, calling it a fine blood purifier and tonic and wishing long life to the makers E C DeWitt & Co. Chicago Ill.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
Georgia
G. N. Cornell
Roding Gs
Aug
Postmaster General Sets Rules on Delinquent Subscriptions
A letter from the Third Assistant Postmaster General outlines renewal timetables for subscriptions. Publishers may extend credit but must renew within specified periods to keep second class mailing rates. Renewals without timely action affect the legitimacy of subscribers and postage rate eligibility.
Practical joke from a cobblestone to St Petersburg
A San Francisco businessman recalls sending a seven dollar telegram and a heavy cobblestone package as a prank. He details packing it in excelsior and a note about rolling his heart on learning a friend's good health, from an April Woman's Home Companion anecdote.
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San Francisco
Italy
St. Petersburg
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Higher Value and Savings
A historical letter promotes Devoe paint versus rival brands. It cites Ezra Rathmell of Williamsport PA using Devoe and saves money on gallons and coverage. The firm asserts longer wear and true measure, signed by F. W. Devoe Co and sold by M F McDowell.
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Sellen
Devos
Ezra Rathmell
W.williamsport
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
M. F. McDowell
Rheumatism Relief Report From Chattanooga
Mr. Wm. Henry of Chattanooga Tennessee describes severe rheumatic pain in his left arm. He applied Chamberlains Pain Balm and wrapped the arm at night, reporting gradual relief and restoration of strength within three weeks. He endorses the balm for rheumatism and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Henry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chamberlain
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Oarville
GEO. C. Freet
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the Royal
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Township Trustee’s Meeting
J. W. Erwin
Hudy Studer
L. 8. Berg
L. L. Doearment
Santmyer
Arlington Lodge
C.F
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Peter Eckard
N. G
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Montrose Council
NO. 156
C.U.A
Wertz’ Hall
Ira Clapper
C Ernest
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Alton Lodge
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R. 8
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Dan. P
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E. E. Kirchhofer
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