Murder and death by own action in Wayne County
The site of a double tragedy in Wooster area details a teen miss Ima Berry slain by her admirer William Mangel a 27 year old former Wooster resident who then killed himself. No witness beyond a 12 year old boy. authorities note premeditation with fetters found on Mangel. The girl died near home in a wheat field and was buried in Wooster cemetery while the killer’s body rested in Crown Hill cemetery Orrville.
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Wayne County
Erma Berry
William Mangel
Mangle
William Berry
Ima Berry
William Mangle
George Mangle
Orrville
Wooster
Adam Mowery
Thompson
Morrland Road
Thruman Fouch
J. E. Fouch
Miss Berry
J. C. Ferguson
Berry
Mr. Berry
Mangel
Crown Hill
Rittman Shooters Add Punishment for Halloween Fire
Jacob Looser, Rittman restaurant keeper, pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Canton court. He was fined 25 dollars, plus about 20 dollars in costs, and sentenced to thirty days in the Canton workhouse. The case recalls a Halloween shooting that injured a youth named Shook. Looser received a stay of execution for a few days to arrange business matters as his restaurant burned last week.
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Jacob Looser
Rittman
W. E. Weygan
Canton
Looser
Hallowe
Shook
Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard Delivers Noted WCTU Lecture
Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard state president of the Utah WCTU and national lecturer addressed a full United Presbyterian church union service. Rev. J W Findlay offered prayer and Rev. W H Hubbell introduced her as Dalton seeks a return engagement. An offering was collected and the meeting closed with prayer.
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United Presbyterian Church
Lulu L. Shepard
W. C. T. U. of Utah
J. W. Findlay
W. H. Hubbell
Shepard
Cleveland
Dalton
F. A. Lehn
Candy goods on hand for sale at wholesale prices
Haney has converted his ice cream parlor into a candy kitchen and offers a fine assortment of candies priced from 10 cents upward. Available by the pail or by the pound, with wholesale options for Sunday or Day Schools. Visit to save money and see the display.
Marriage Licenses for Dalton Ashland and Reedsburg Couples
Henry Graber and Janet Tait of Dalton. Sherman H. Funk of Ashland County and Estha M. Wintersteen of Reedsburg are issued marriage licenses.
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Henry Graber
Janet Tait
Dalton
Sherman H. Funk
Ashland County
Estha M. Wintersteen
Reedsburg
Bible lecture on resurrection hope last Friday night
An audience heard Mr. Barton outline biblical views on life after death and the resurrection. He argued that the dead are unconscious until the last trumpet, citing scriptures from Ecclesiastes, Daniel, John, Acts, and Thessalonians to support the Christian hope and the distinction between the just and the unjust.
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Barton
Jesus
Peter
David
Paul
Carpets Rugs Sale Prompt for Fall at Local Store
Readable text encourages buying a car pet or room size rug this fall at a local store. Frail wording suggests savings for customers.
Kicked by Horse Hurts William A. Moser on Farm
William A. Moser about 30 suffered severe facial injuries after a horse he had just brought from town kicked him during routine farm work. The blow fractured his nose and cut the forehead and cheek with a deep wound near the right eye. Dr. Haney treated him with stitches. his condition improved somewhat the next morning despite swelling and pain.
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William A. Moser
Jacob A. Moser
William
Haney
Moser
Massillon College Seeks Entries for $100 Prize Contest
Ambitious young people are invited to enter a Great Prize Contest offering a prize of $100 and 300 prizes in all. Details are available on request from The Massillon Actual Business College, via phone or on call.
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Massillon Actual Business College
Man Seeks to Help Others After Long Suffering
Fer tile Missouri resident J I Boyer, after thirty years of hardship from backache nervousness loss of appetite and kidney disorders, reports Electric Litters cured him. He claims five bottles entirely healed him and endorses the remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female troubles and malaria. Available for 65 cents at A J White.
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J. I. Boyer
Fertile
A. J. White
Public Sales Detail at Daniel Cope Farm and Orrville Residence
Auction notices list multiple sales with S. L. Bodine and Brenner Bros. handling public auctions near East Greenville, Dalton, Orrville, and Martin church. Items include horses cattle hogs sheep geese crops shells implements harness and farm machinery with terms: credit of ten months on five dollars and above, under five dollars cash. Sale starts at 17 o'clock for the first sale and 12 m for the second.
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Frank Fribley
Daniel Cope
East Greenville
Dalton
A. F. & C. . Brenner
Rudy& Wampler
S. L. Bodine
Orrville
Martin Church
Hamilton
New Holland
Empire
Brenner Bros
Auds
D, CO
Rudy End O. B
Snively
Clerks
Gasoline Stove Blast Injures Feasel in Feasel's Shop
A gasoline stove in Feasel's shop leaked and exploded last Friday causing a blaze. Feasel sustained burns to his hands and arms while quickly extinguishing the fire with prompt action preventing a larger disaster.
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Feasel
Jury awards nothing in Jennings versus county damages suit
The jury found no damages in the case of Mrs. Alice Jennings against the county commissioners over the death of Dr. E. Boley near Shreve a year ago. The jury retired at 2:40 and returned at 3:40 p.m. The suit sought 5000 dollars.
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Alice Jennings
Drd. E. Boley
Shreve
Xmas Exercises at Presbyterian Sabbath School Program
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will present a Xmas program Friday evening December 23. A tree is expected and the public is invited to attend. The children's treat will likely be distributed by the teachers after the program.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Rev Wingert Lecture by Missionary Society Event
The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society secured Rev. R. D. Wingert to discuss his summer trip to Jerusalem and the Holy Land at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening December 27 at 7 PM. Public invited, admission 20 cents, children under twelve 10 cents. A destructive fire Thursday destroyed a block including the Ohio Drug Co and a tavern with apartments above, causing extensive damage estimated around 10,000 dollars.
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Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
R. D. Wingert
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Presbyterian Church
Tittman
Ilurry
Ohio Drug. Co
G,ingle
Horses For Sale In Dalton Ohio
Two horses for sale. Inquire of D. W. Fletcher in Dalton Ohio Carrier Rt No. 3.
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D. W. Fletcher
Dalton
Ohio
Carrier Rt
Leghorn exhibitor earns second at Chicago Poultry Show
G. J. Gerber of Chestnut Grove Fruit and Poultry Farm returned from the Chicago Poultry Show elated. He exhibited 15 S. C. W. Leghorns among 26 entrants and earned second place, one of only three winners.
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G. J. Gerber
Chestnut Grove Fruit and Poultry Farm
Chicago
S. C. W. Leghorns
Mr. Gerber
Concert at School Hall Next Thursday Dec 29
The band invites patrons to the concert next Thursday evening December 29 at School Hall. Reserved seats are available at Scott's for wale patrons.
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School Hall
Wale
Scott’s
Sugarcreek Township plans settlement meeting December 27 1910
Trustees of Sugarcreek township Wayne County Ohio announce their annual settlement meeting on Tuesday December 27 1910 at 1 pm in Dalton town hall due to December 26 holiday. The notice is issued by the Trustees.
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Sugarcreek Township
Dalton
Rudy Studer
P. L. Poorman
Jacob Bixler
Wayne County
Ohio
Dalton Town Hall
Saved From Awful Death by New Discovery Cure
Fayetteville North Carolina resident A D McDonald recounts how his sister with consumption improved after using Dr King s New Discovery. The product is praised as the best medicine for coughs colds asthma and bronchial troubles with trial bottles free and guaranteed by A J White.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. C
R. D
A. J. White
Farm near Sippo with good buildings and yard
For sale a farm of 111 acres located one mile east of Sippo, three miles west of Massillon, and one mile north of West Brookfield. It features fine buildings, a fountain, right barn yard, and no waste land. Call or write Massillon 610.
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Sippo
Massillon
West Brookfield
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