Mrs Stoliker Dies After Short Illness at Ohio Farm
Abigail Jane Stoliker aged 61 years 1 month and 5 days died at her home on the Luther Heckathorn farm two miles southeast of the place at two o clock Wednesday morning after about nine hours illness from acute indigestion. She leaves husband J Frank Stoliker two sons Joseph at home and John of Mer l in Ontario and daughter Mrs Lewis Lilley of East Greenville Ohio. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the late residence at 2 o clock. The body will rest in a receiving vault in Massillon cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Jane Stoliker
Luther Heckathorn
J. Frank Stoliker
Joseph
Johm
Merlin
Ontario
Lewis Lilley
East Greenville
Massillon
Douglas and Hofacre Wed at Wooster Parsonage
D Wain Douglas and Grace Hofacre were married Tuesday February 12 at the United Presbyterian parsonage in Wooster by J H Spencer. They were attended by Lee H. Douglas and his wife. The couple plans to reside on the former D C Rudy homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Wooster
D. Wain Douglas
Grace Hofacre
J. H. Spencer
Lee H. Douglas
Ira B. Douglas
Elmer Hofacre
West Lebanon
D. C
Death of W. L. Douglas in Dalton Ohio
William Leander Douglas aged 69 years 7 months 18 days died February 13 after a long illness on the family farm. He was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian church in Dalton and active in Arlington Lodge 1, C.C.F. and Baughman Grange 2114. The funeral from his brother J S Douglas home was at 1:30 PM with a Presbyterian male quartet, burial in Dalton cemetery. gratitude extended to ministers, relatives, and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leander Douglas
John
Margaret Douglas
Presbyterian Church of
Dalton
Arlington Lodge
C.C.F
Ohio
Baughman Grange
J. S. Douglas
A. E. Stockham
Presbyterian Church
Dalton Cemetery
Qartette
David Wenger
Benjamin
H. P. Leickheim
Wm. Michener
Margaret S. Douglas
E. S. Martin
Card of Thanks Thanking Mrs Myers and Mrs Lewis for fruit and sustenance
Expresses gratitude to Mrs Chas Myers and Mrs David Lewis for a generous supply of fruit and food sent during illness over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Myers
David Lewis
Marriage Licenses Granted for Two Couples
Jack Kearns of Wyoming Illinois and Helen Sanderson of Fredericksburg receive a marriage license. Vincent F Marble and Irene Smoyer of Rittman also obtain a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kearns
Wyoming, Ill
Helen Sanderson
Fredericksburg
Vincent F. Marble
Irene Smoyer
Rittman
Sonnemberg Items Highlight Local News And Births
Feb 18 notes show visits by Ed Miller and Peter Schneck. travel to Milwaukee Berne and Pandora hindered by heavy snow in Chicago. Local illness includes George Kirchhofer's undiagnosed fever. Scarlet fever affects West Lebanon schools prompting Vacation for Clinton Springer. Families Merle McDowell Elda Springer and Albert Amstutz welcome firstborn girls. Ed Burke taken to infirmary after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Clinton Springer
Merle McDowell
Kentucky
Mr. McDowell
Elda Springer
Ed. Burke
John P. Lehman
Ray McAfee
Joshua P. Gerber
Obituary for Anna Myrtle Vankirk of Apple Creek and Orrville
Anna Myrtle Vankirk, born January 15, 1869 near Martin church, died February 11 in Wooster hospital at age 55. She married Samuel D. Gift of Orrville on February 5, 1895 and had a daughter Mary Elizabeth. Survived by husband, daughter, sister Mrs. John Reining, brother Reuben Vankirk, and many relatives. funeral February 13 at Apple Creek Presbyterian Church conducted by a Methodist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Myrtle Vankirk
John
Elizabeth Vankirk
Martin Church
Wooster Hospital Hospital
Dalton
Orrville
Samuel D. Gift
Mary Elizabeth
Presbyterian Church
Apple Creek
Methodist Church
Mary
John Reining
Wooster
Reuben Vankirk
Noted Pennsylvania Native H F Hershey Dead at 79
H F Hershey born September 29 1844 in Pennsylvania to John and Sarah Hershey died February 8 1924 aged 79 years 4 months and 9 days He lived in Stark and Wayne counties Ohio most of his life He was one of nine children two brothers Eli Dalton and John Copley survive He married Sarah Rudy January 20 1870 and had five children two daughters died in infancy He leaves wife two sons Arthur and Clayton at home a daughter Mrs Howard Douglass seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren He joined the U B church at Bowdil Ohio and was buried there Monday February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F. Hershey
Pennsylvania
John
Sarah Hershey
Ohio
Stark
Wayne Counties
Eli
Dalton
Copley
Sarah Rudy
Arthur
Clayton
Howard Douglass
U. B. Church
Bowdil
Washington News in Brief From Treasury to Tax Bill
Treasury paid railroads 711 million up to January 31 plus 8.8 million since then under the transportation act. Postal receipts rose 4.4 percent in January from 1928. New York state wealth up 47.8 percent since 1912 with per capita up 80.6 percent. Upshaw introduces film production control bill. Mayor Leach tours Germany to study feeding German children for Hoover. Coolidge refuses to dismiss Denby. senate calls for Denby’s resignation over navy oil leases. Wilson papers exhibited at Princeton. ice bridge at Quebec safely bridged. 18,241,476 cars worldwide, up 24 percent from 1928. MacDonald opposes pensions for former prime ministers. Mellon tax cut bill favored by Ways and Means with 25 percent income tax cut proposed. Gas in Wilmette fatal to Alexander Grossman. Simmons reveals KKK agreement in Atlanta. Williamson county martial law in Herrin dispute. John Lincoln arrested in Warren J. Lincoln case. Congress won’t ratify future tax exempt security bans this session. Burke urges Oklahoma five civilized tribes protection against mismanagement.
Derthick Sues Herdman for Lincoln Highway Feed Accounting
William M. Derthick files suit seeking an accounting of the Lincoln Highway Feed company in Dalton. He claims the partnership formed four years ago with Wm. J. Herdman was never settled and has since dissolved. Attorneys Critchfield and Etling represent Derthick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Derthick
Wm. J. Herdman
Mr. Herdman
Lincoln Highway
Dalton
Mr. Derthick
Critchfield and Etling
Hide tanning service ad at Dalton shop
Hides Tanned. Anyone wanting to have hides tan ned or made up into coats robes gloves fur pieces etc see 15 tf RAY CAMP Dalton O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton, O
Rebels Reoccupy Vera Cruz as Oscar Weingarten Robbed
Reports from Ottawa mention de la Huerta as rebel commander. An animals cenotaph will be built near Hyde Park Corner. Chicago sees 8000 teamsters strike, driving wage demands and halting Union Station work. Oscar Weingarten loses over $18 in checks and cash while traveling Rome to Naples. Sinclair meets Stinnes in Berlin on oil talks. Mexican federal troops under Gen Eugenio Martinez retake Vera Cruz after rebels evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Corner
London
Chicago
Teamsters' Union
Union Station
Oscar Weingarten
North Carolina
Rome
Naples
Murchison Ties World 65 Yard Record at Army Games
Loren Murchison defeated Fric Dawkins in a dramatic 65 yard race at the Seventy First Regiment Armory in New York. He clocked 7 seconds to tie the world record and again matched the mark in another heat, signaling his status as America’s top sprint hope for the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Murchison
Fric Dawkins
Murchison
Dawkins
America
Seventyfirst Regiment
New York
Edison at seventy seven proclaims no older than forty
Thomas A Edison on his seventy seventh birthday says he feels no older than forty though he is more awkward. Col William Lightfoot Visscher dies in Chicago at eighty one after a long varied career. Eleanor Green to wed Prince Viggo of Denmark after engagement announced by Dr James Green. Chief Justice Taft recovers from indigestion in Washington dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
New York
William Lightfoot Visscher
Belden Avenue
Chicago
James O. Green
Eleanor Margaret Green
Prince Viggo
Denmark
Prince Valdemar
Christian
William H. Taft
Washington
Stock guarantee and court suit headline
Conrad Hubert allegedly guaranteed Union Carbide stock would not decline for a year starting October 6 1920 in New York court where Alfred Wolf testified before Justice McCook. Six Milwaukee boys killed by a Northwestern train while returning from a party. President Coolidge pledges action against fraud in oil land leases and tax reform. Herrin clashes flare again as CALE CAgle killed and deputy wounded. state troops deployed. Rents for lower priced housing up 80 percent per National Industrial Conference Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Carbide & Carbon Company
New York
Conrad Hubert
Alfred Wolf
Supreme Court
McCook
Plainthff
Hubert
Coolidge
National Republican Club
Obregon
Mexico
National Industrial Conference Board
Mexican federal forces win decisive battle at Lerma River
General Amaro reports a 11 hour clash at Ocotlan with heavy casualties on both sides as federal forces claim an overwhelming victory near the Lerma river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerma River
Ocotlan
Amaro
Obregon
Mexico City
Delay In License But Wedding Is Happy One
D Wayne Douglass of Sugarcreek township and Miss Grace Hofacre of Paint township sought a marriage license with the bride aged nineteen. Since under twenty one she needed parental consent, the mother’s written consent came late and the license was issued after delays. The couple planned to wed at Rev Spencer’s home once consent was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wayne Douglass
Sugarcreek Township
Grace Hofacre
Paint Township
Jones
Wayne County
Wooster
New Arrivals at Berg's Department Store
New spring ginghams and a variety of crepes on sale at Berg's Department Store as part of the season's dress goods lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg’s
Scott's Offers Winter Books Priced from 75c to 2.00
A selection of choice books for winter reading is advertised at Scott's with prices ranging from 75 cents to $2.00.
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Douglas-Hofacre
W. L. Douglas
Sonnenberg
Ed. Miller of
Trail
C. Zuercher
Peter Schneck
Milwaukee
Wis
Berne
Ind
Pandora
George
E. E
Calvin Wyss
David L. Zuercher
Rt. 4
Frank Steiner
Warren Eby
Albert J. Amstutz
Peter J. Gerber
David
John P.) Lehman
Federal Treasury
Washington Dispatch
State of
Department of Commerce
United States
Upshaw
Georgia
Mayor Leach
Minneapolis
Germany
Hoover
Navy
Denby
Senate
Mr. Denby
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
EB. L. Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Miniter MacDonald
England
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
House
Alexander M. Grossman
Washington Street
Wilmette
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta, Ga
Paul Etheridge
Evans
George Galligan
Glenn Young
Herrin
Williamson County
Milton J. Foreman
Warren J. Lincoln
John Lincoln
Aurora
Ill
Congress
Burke
Indian Bureau
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
de la Huerta
Ottawa
Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
Eugenio Martinez
Vera Cruz
Northwestern
St. Francis
The
Milwaukee Journal
Caesar Cagle
John Layman
Egypt
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Paraoh
T. G. McKenzie
Villa Bandits
Adolfo
Bergs Department Store
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