Sundry Local Notes From Sonn enberg June Meeting
Sunday visits near Chippewa Lake detail horse illness and a recovery in Dan Bixler family. Miss Fenner sails to Armenia to pursue missionary work. Rev Gottsball conducts meetings at Salems church. births, deaths, and travel updates include Mrs Loganbill’s passing near Excelsior Missouri and Berne Indiana connections. a large funeral at Salema church marks Elizabeth Schneck’s death at 54.
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Jobo D. Bixler
Benj. Welty
Chippewa Lake
Dan Bixler
U. S
Switzerland
Montreal
Val. M. Gerter
John Loganbill
Near
Excelsior
Geary Oklahoma Bulletin
Henry Lehman
Phoenix
Arizona
Pandora
Solomon Nussbaum
Toledo
Martin Howard
John
George
Elizabeth Springer Schneck
Berne
Ind
Peter Schneck
Wesley
Isaac
Salema Church
Fouenoon
Mer. Gottehall
David Sprunger
Anne
Judith Lehman
Eather
N. L. Sprunger
Moses
Esther Spronger
Edna
Hatt
Wadsworth
O. D
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Certificate Claim
A historic label asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and promises soothing relief for coughs and throat irritations. The ad references a yellow package and invites readers to seek the genuine product.
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Foley
Kitchen Roof Fire at John Grabber Residence
A small blaze was spotted Sunday around two o'clock on the kitchen roof at John Grabber’s home on West Schultz Avenue. Quick action with water halted the fire before an alarm was sent. The chimney sparks are blamed for starting the fire.
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John Grabber
West Schultz Avenue
Noted Lecturer Varney to Speak at Union Service
The Rev Mrs Varney a noted lecturer and Redpath Lecture Bureau member will address at the Methodist church next Sunday at 7 PM. Her husband is a Christian church minister and their son will also give a brief talk. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Varney
Methodist
Christian Church
Redpath
Granted Life Certificate for Ohio Teacher Miss Fletcher
Among the successful applicants announced Thursday in Columbus the life certificate to teach in Ohio was granted to Miss Harriett Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Fletcher of this place She has taught in the Warren Ohio schools for several years.
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Ohio
Columbus
Larriett Fletcher
W—D.—Fletcher
Fletcher
Warren
K of P Memorial Service Set at Central Lodge
Dalton Sabbath venue for Central Lodge 212 K P memorial service on a June afternoon. Reverend Harvey S Stoner of Massillon will deliver the address. Members meet at 10 o clock in the morning. All are cordially invited.
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Central Lodge
K. of P
Dalton Sabbeth
Harvey S. Stoner
Massillon
Dalton
Tax listing to be offered at Davison's Shoe Store
Notice states a tax list will be available at Davison's Shoe Store on June 20 and July 1368 10. Taxes can be paid at that location. C. W. Horn, Col.
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Davison’s
Richwine Dague Oberlin Reunion Held at Wyre Home
The tenth annual Richwine Dague Oberlin reunion gathered June 16 at Mr. and Mrs H B Wyre’s home with eighty relatives from Massillon Wooster Beach City Marshallville Doylestown Stanwood and Dalton. A noon dinner under a large tent preceded prayers addresses songs recitations and solos. Officers elected include President Martin Hardgrove Vice President H D Wyre Secretary Treasurer Ruth Baird with Oberlin and Smith families on the committee and Gladys Stuck as program aide. Benediction followed the farewell song God be with you.
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Massillon
Wooster
Beach City
Marshallville
Doylestown
Stanwood
Dalton
Hubbell
H.D. Wyre
America
Paul Jameson
Reading
Sevilla Richwine
Harry Wyre
Gladys Stuck
Irena Wyre
Chloe Baird
Rev
Madge
Iee
Berry
AB. Oberlin
Martin Hardgrove
H. D Wyre
Treas
Mies
Ruth Bairds
C. D. Oberlin
A. M. Smith
H. K. Baird
Acquittal for George Markovich in Jeromeville Killing
George Markovich, a Hungarian man, was acquitted of first degree murder in the killing of a country man at Jeromeville last winter. The Ashland jury reached its verdict late Wednesday night after brief deliberations.
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George Markovich
Ashland
Jeromeville
Indians vs Dalton Indians Win 2–0 in Quiet Classic
The Nebraska Indians defeated the Dalton ball team 2 to 0 last Monday in Dalton. A crowd of about 700 witnessed the game on a calm day after the Indians arrived on the 1:50 train. A fan praised the club and urged continued strong attendance for future matchups.
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Nebraska Indians
Dalton
Old Man
Tyrell
Ryan
Kettler
Jysie
Kisorr
Brentweman
Remy P
Yarger
Indians
Felix If
Young Deer
Eagle
Raymond
Jenkinsona
Wappi
Old Manrf
Black Bear O
Ghegg P
the Gazette
Shreve Man Dies After Being Struck by Train
Charles Rhodes aged 43 of Shreve was killed Wednesday when struck by a fast Pennsylvania passenger train west of Wooster while walking along the tracks. He died at Wooster Hospital after injuries including crushed skull, multiple broken ribs and limbs. Funeral held in Shreve Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Shreve
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Wooster Hospital
Policeman Shot by Drunken Man Glick Faces Long Jail Term
Harry Biddy Glick, a twice-convicted offender for cutting and arson, shot Police Officer Raph Senderson at 4 AM. The bullet pierced the neck. recovery for Henderson is unsure. If he dies, Glick faces first degree murder and possible execution in Columbus.
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Harry
Glick
Raph Senderson
Hendergson
Columbus
Wooster News
Cherries and peaches thrive in Holmes County visit
R F D No 2 residents Levi Zaugg H A Douglas J F Hauenstein W Hauenstein and son Card visit James Krider home south of Fredericksburg. They note abundant fruit crops and similar field conditions to their area. Holmes County shows optimism for a Democrat president this fall. The U B church held a large service with six baptisms and strong congregational turnout.
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Levi Zaugg
H. A. Douglas
J. F. Hauenstein
Wm. Hauenstein and
Card
James Krider
Holmes County
Fredericksburg
U. B
Dalton
Adam Weisgarber
Ben Harper
Austin Brown
East Union
Guy Graber
Alice Card
Sippo
Marriage Licenses In Ohio Towns Listed
The notice lists marriage licenses for couples including Pippitt of Ashland with Elsie Maud Blosser of Applecreek. Stratton of Medina with Conrad of Wooster. McDaniel of Ashland with Mabel W. Franks of Wooster. Van Sickle of Columbus and Helen Lillian Strong of Wooster. Harrold of Mt. Eaton with Eva L. Maur. Osmond Sours of Barberton with Yomessalas of Wooster. Ruth Marks of Wooster with Twinem, a machinist, of Wooster.
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Barberton
Carriers
T'winem
Wooster
Yomessalas
Ruth Marks
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Sherman
Orrville
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Montrose Council
NO. 156
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Frank Willeforn
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Township Trustee’s Meeting
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Sonnenberg
K. of P. Memorial
C. W. Horn
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Schebler
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