Chester Township Sunday School Convention At West Salem
The Chester Township Sunday School Association held its annual convention at the Reformed church in West Salem on Saturday May 31. Two sessions filled the auditorium and overflow areas with attendees despite the heat and crowd. Speakers were well prepared and delivered enthusiastic messages urging greater effort to recruit nonattenders into Sunday school.
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Chester Township Sunday School Association
Reformed Church
West Salem
Festival at school hall promises community turnout
Breedsburg and Reedsburg report a June 28 festival at the school hall. The day features a Sunday School program, music by the Chester Township Independent band, and an Evangelist talk by W. Lewis. County officials announce officers for the next year and plan another convention after the state meeting.
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Reedsburg
Chester Township
New Pittsburg
Savilla Holmes
Progressive School
G W. Lewis
J C. Paul
County Sunday School Association
Grace Netso
East Union notes and visits from June events
June 4 report from East Union describes John Wahley’s improvement after horse incident. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Laurence and daughter Helen of Barberton. Local social visits and a general meeting at Anderson's school referenced with various names and scattered details.
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East Union
John Wahley
Ahd
D. E. Laurence
Helen
Barberton
Brent
Sunda
Dna
Nia Eee
Rs Felger
Smithville
le Esheimany
Here
Jacob
Rainer
Véty
Anderson
Irvine
Orrvine
Linas
Children’s Home Board of Directors Meet
The board of directors including Jacob Miller Smithville, William Caskey Wooster, Joseph Herpel Wooster, Wm Kuhn Laurel, and advisory members Miss Amelia Schmuch Wooster, Mrs Baumgardner Wooster, and Mrs Lytle Fredericksburg met at the Children’s Home Tuesday to transact routine business. The group spent the day at the home and had dinner with Supt and Matron McCullough.
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Jacob Miller
Smithville
William Caskey
Joseph Herpel
Wooster
Wm. Kuhn
Laurev
Amelia Schmuch
Baumgardner
Lytle
Fredericksburg
Supt
McCullough
diverse rural notices and sales in Rittman area
Several short notices list items for sale including a 1912 Brush car, a water heater, and thoroughbred livestock. An upcoming June Festival at Moorlain hosted by the Ladies' Aid society is announced to raise funds for church papering. Local council chatter about Maiden Lane and land dedication appears with references to the Quinby estate and possible city purchase.
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R. V. Frederick
Rittman
Rittman Savings Bank
Rittman, O
Moorlain
Ladies’ Aid Society
Essay contest winners and an essay on the fly
The Women's Federated Clubs held an essay contest for grades four through eight with winners named in each grade. Two prize essays are printed. the rest will appear soon. The essay explains the fly’s anatomy, habits, diseases it carries, and methods to keep flies out of homes, including screens, traps, poisons, and cleanliness to prevent typhoid fever and other illnesses.
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Bery McConnell
Alfred Greenbank
Virginia Bficchele
Miriam Dickason
Russell “Greenbank
Daily News
Russell Gardenbarne
Beall Avenue School
Large audience attends temperance and suffrage meeting
A large audience gathered at the Baptist church for a WTU meeting with Mrs. Hettinger of Hutcheson Texas delivering a dress and Inspiration to Morento. Prizes in the seventh grade essay contest were awarded to Ruth McClelland and Donald Erb as about thirty scholars and teachers attended. The union planned its annual visit to the children’s home Friday with route details and contact numbers provided.
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Hettinger
Hutchesor, Tinsas
Morento
Ruth McClelland
Donald Erb
Childre's
Annat
Falling Earth Traps Man in Ohio Trench
Telegraph briefs report George Maple, 58, entombed by falling earth in a trench at East Springfield, Ohio, and instantly killed. In Mechanicsburg, Jon Chaviés and Willis Wing, brothers, profit from alfalfa on a 400 acre farm, expecting about 7000 dollars this year. A lightning strike in Columbus cuts Louis Vine’s house in two, rendering his wife and five children unconscious. Henry Reiff, Civil War veteran and oldest Ohio Odd Fellow, dies in Fostoria at nearly 92. Mayor-elect Rose outlines policy to keep city saloons at 200 and treats social ills sanely. In Girard, Harry Goodrich wins school cake baking contest. second prize goes to another student. Dewitt Cline, Ravenna, is mentioned in coast context.
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Mechanicsburg
Jon, Chaviés
Willis Wing
Wayne County sale of Wooster Nursery real estate June 28 1913
In the Court of Common Pleas Wayne County Ohio receiver Lucien Lautzenheiser offers at public auction June 28 1913 at 1 PM the Wooster Nursery Company property. Appraised values 4100 for a 5 acre tract with house and barn and 120 per acre for 26 38 acre tracts adjoining the Ohio Experiment Station. Bid minimum two thirds of appraised. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
Ohio
William J Giffen
the Wooster Nursery Company
Court House of
Wayne Counts
Wooster Township
Calvin
Emma Fry
Wooster and
Applecreek
Tully
Ohio Experiment Station
Common Pleas Court
Lucien Lautzenheiser
Critchfield & Hay
Notice to Wayne County landowners on ditch improvement
Notice to lot or land owners and affected corporations that A E Stepfield and others petitioned on May 26 1913 for deepening widening and extending a ditch along Mill Creek through several parcels to the new Chippewa Creek channel hearing set for June 19 1913 at 9 AM compensation or damages must be in writing by that date. Also notice of State Highway bids for grading and brick paving on the Doylestown Barberton road in Chippewa Township Wayne County with bid date June 13 1913 and completion by August 15 1913.
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A. E. Stepfield
A E Stepfield
Wayne County
Mill Creek
Wooster and Akron
Waston
Chippewa Township
Said County
Chesapeake Construction Company
Rudolph Swagler
Christopher Lyncwhie
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railroad
Stepfield
William H. Pearce
B F. Huffman
Chippewa Creek
Chippéwa Creek
D F Huffman
Charles Zaring
Columbus
Ohio
Doylestown- Barberton Road
State Highway Department
State Highway Commissioner
Wayne
Township 17
Range 13
Canaan Township
Gonam
Werne Towwnship
Elizabeth Muller
Westfield
Martin E Cole
Christian Schann $O
Martin V Caskey
B H. Edmonds
J C McDaniel
JC McDaniel
W A Taylor Et al
Brady Carmony
Jacob Thompson
Emma J Moore
Little Apple Creek
Rounieappaes
Pritute
Field i
Orf
Notice to Non-Resident Lot or Land Owners
Auditor's office Wayne County Ohio issues a notice regarding County Ditch Improvement No 208. The document addresses all lot or land owners and corporations public or private, stating action or stay in the matter as of 27, 1913. The text is fragmentary but centers on landowner notices for drainage works.
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Auditor’s Office
Wayne County
Ohio
Estate appointment notice for William Borttey in Wayne County
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of William Borttey late of Wayne county deceased. All indebted parties must pay promptly and creditors must present claims with proper authentication for allowance. T E O R G E W PLASTERER. May 19 1921 May 23-30 June 6.
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Undekelkwed
William,Borttey
Wayne County
Estate Notice Notice of appointment and claims for the estate
The undersigned has been duly appointed administrator for the estate of John Villard of Opiaqueledind County. Creditors holding claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated on or before May 1, 1913.
Notice of Administration and Sale in Ohio Estate Case
Charles M. Lovett as administrator of Cyrus J. Knestrick estate filed in Wayne County Court a petition to sell real estate. Defendants include Richard Knestrick, residing at 3914 Winter Street, Los Angeles California. Hearing date and details appear to be incomplete in the filing.
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Cyrus J. Knestr
Wayne ‘County
Ohio
Richard “Kestrick
Amd
Gell Thas
Gyrus J
Kuesttlek
Wooster Manufacturers Hope for Interchange Progress
Prominent railroad attorney in Columbus states opposition to the Interchange switch at Wooster will be challenged by railroads and a schedule of interchange charges will be filed with the railroad commission. The move is welcomed by Wooster manufacturers who have fought the change, and work on the associated trackage is said to begin at once.
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Wooster
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Okey
Wooter
Fragmented OCR Note Shows Hidden Market Prices
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a price of nine cents and references loss and a dated term Asters, with incomplete words suggesting a partial market or sale note from a newspaper page.
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Breedsburg
Daniel Martin
Mahoning County
J. D. Webster
Londonville
Lien Wintersteen
Baker
Orrville
Henry Wintersteen
Sihsut
Wii
Piente
Auburn Spotts
Oscar Wile
Grace Bower
Ethel Butt
Ira Bower
Grata
Iavby Plasterer
Helen Spotts
Floyd Ewing
Jeromesville
John Ober
Funk
Bunyon
Vern Westfall
Hoss Fishburn
John Horne
Lizzy Jones
Harve Ober
Freda Roby
Ross Fishburn
Wthel Hartzel
Esta Horn
Sadie Gorgas
W. Lewis
Ashland
Doylestown
Martin 1Feehler
Mary Leiberth
Akron
Frank Yarman
Joseph Blubaugh
Frank Myers
Henry Dahnermiller
Francis Whitman
A. C. Nichter
Albert Smith
Charles Poetem
Lawrence Schneider
Canton
S. O. Farrell
George Myers
Cleveland
J. B. Steiner
Clar&é .Whitman
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Children’s Home Board OF Directors Meet
R Sale
Walter Geitgey
A. D. Matz
Maiden Lane
Henry
South Street
Quinby
Metz
Ous
Marke
John Talbot
Esté
Lautzenheiser
Cair
Talbot
Ted
StauDsaille
Géorge Maple
East Springfield
Columbis
Louis Vine
Summit
Fostoria
Los Angeles
Rose
Ife
Girard
Harry Goodrich
Sopho- Snore
Goodrich
Adel
Ravenna
Dewitt Cline
State
Lreceiver's ‘Sake OF Real Estate
Auditor's Office
James A&r. Marker
Charles
Lovee
Cyrus A ‘Hiestrick
W Tl
Ross and McClaran’ & Jones
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati
John Villard
Fehvot Exanibert
Ee Tee
Chads
Downing Block
N.Y ‘Hye
Capa Ear Institute
Thomas A
Hlderb.s. A
Eerie i -M
SREY
South Grant
ADAIR
Fredrick's
Goster
Wayne Hat
Préctor & Chall
Wertz
Promeo Ueneral
Budler Géneral
Orrville M. W
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