Mail Carrier Dies Crossing Tracks After Train Collision
W W Rogers a rural mail carrier from Lodi was killed instantly Thursday morning when his wagon was struck by a westbound passenger train near the B. and O. tracks east of town. The horse was injured and shot. Rogers 58 left a wife a mother a son and a daughter. Also noted is a district No 8 Milton township school reunion with about 150 attendees and plans for next year.
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W W Rogers
Lodi
Rogers
Milton Township
Dininer
L. E Conrad
Wooster
J M Whitman
Doylestown
See
Cora Berkey
Sterling
H S. Yoder
John Berkey
S E Conrad
L. E. Conran
City council holds extra session on grading question
Council met in an extra session Monday evening with most members present to consider the grading question. Civil engineers were on hand as plans were formed to complete the work at the earliest date.
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Sigler
Neighborly Printing Help Highlighted by Wadsworth Paper
In this week’s issue the Wadsworth Banner Press is thanked for assisting with reading matter by typing and mailing it to the publisher due to a lack of local help.
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Wadsworth Banner Press
Wadsworth
Births Reported for Berger and Holderbaum Families
A son weighing 9 pounds was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger. Last week Monday a son weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holderbaum of Medina.
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Fred Berger
Earl Holderbaum
Medina
Base Ball Season Closes With Strong Local Win
The local team defeated Black Whale and Bla ckron Sunday to finish the season with a .500 percentage. Key players included Fashbaugh Kelen Moore Shueokh Halliwell Garey and Owens with strong pitching by Owens and Garey. The season ended amid post season notes praising support, finance, and planning for next year.
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Tfome
Fashbaugh
Kelen
Shueokh
R Muore
Halliwell
Garey
Turner
Moore
Kelch
Owens
Taylor J
Hane
Ed Murray Doutte
Rittman
Chautauqua
Doylestown
Wadsworth
Hic Bs
Botany
Othe
Publ
Ry 'Kelch
Shook
R. Moore
Long
Black Whales
Stanton
Murray
Lacey
Gifford
Taylor
Lewis
Gillhuuley uUeoUty
Tota
Public Library Drive Promises Community Improvement
A town seeks traveling library support from State Librarian and local officials to provide low cost or near free reading during long winter evenings. Citizens are urged to back the project as a step toward better education and civic culture.
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Imankind
Ittman
Rindiens
John McSweenes
Wooster
Lbrary Commissioners
Gdan
Dr Heckler to Locate Permanently in Rittman
Dr Heckler formerly of Akron will locate permanently in Rittman and begin today to perform all dental work with guarantees. Announcement of exact location to follow next week. Also notes the deepest gas well drilled at Mineral City, Ohio reaching 5 140 feet and producing about 300 000 cubic feet daily with an estimated cost of 45 dollars per foot.
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Ohio
B. Heckler
Akron
Rittman
United States
Mineral City
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Wooster High School
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Crystal
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Erie
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Tomby m Tplatinde Securities
Rittman Savings Bank
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H. C. Brenneman
Sterling Avenue
So Ee Wien
South Main Street
Savings & Loan Co
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