Woman Fends Off Knife Attacker Near Berea Farm
Mrs Frank Brady, wife of a Hollenden Hotel employee, clashed with a knife-wielding man believed to be a Warrenville jailbreak fugitive near their Berea area home. She fled toward the gate as her nine children shouted, the assailant threatening to return and kill them all. Police tracked him to Strongsville while other local notes record community events and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheveland
Frank Brady
Hollenden
Berea
Warrensville
Bady
Strongsville
George Seidel
Thorne's 25th Anniversary at Ohio Station Kept Busy
The 26th anniversary of Charles Be Thorne’s directing the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will be celebrated June 20 with a wheat field day. Gov Cox and other notables will attend a banquet, with invitations sent to nearby governors and a hoped large Wooster turnout. Tickets via W H Kramer. Board of Trade efforts aim to boost local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Mr. Thorne
Thorne
Gov Cox
W H Kramer
Wooster
Board of Trade
Sad death of Mrs Houser leaves four children father ill
Mrs Ella Swartz Houser 35 died Thursday night after a bout of measles followed by heart failure. Her husband J E Houser, ill with black measles, remains delirious in an upper room. The Houser family moved from Seville to Wooster last year. Audrey Clinton Carl and Dale are her children. The remains were taken to the vault awaiting the husband’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Swartz Houser
J. E. Houser
South Bever Street
Houser
Mr. Houser
Church of God
Hugbana
Audrey
Clinton
Carl
Dale
Hood's Sarsaparilla Gains Fort Wayne Woman
Years of catarrh and blood disease left Miss Mabel F. Dawkins weak until Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her after two bottles. She reports feeling like a different person and urges others with catarrh to try the remedy. Get it today in chocolate tablets called Sarsatabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Williman Hall Smithville Grants 19 In Class of 1929
Nineteen students graduate from Smithville High School at Williman Hall with C B Hemstead and R W Lichty in attendance. The ceremony features a class play At The End of The Rainbow and valedictory by Howard Yoder amid orange and black decorations and bouquets of pink tea roses. The list includes John L Brandt Jesse J Buchwalter J Luther King Herschel J Martin Leland D Miller Harrold F Winger Howard C Yoder Jinda Luella Amstutz Mary Elizabeth Brubaker Gertrude Gail Gilbert Emma Hartzler Bertha Caroline Mong Ada Zoe Shisler Susie Margaret Smith Frances Ruth Wehner Mary M Weideman Lettie Irene Weigley Naomi Walmer Katharine Mae Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville, .C
Williman Hall
C. B Hemstead
R W. Lichty
Loward Yoder
Musica
Howard Yoder
Smithville High School
John L. Brandt
Jesse J. Buchwalter
J. Luther King
Herschel J. Martin
Leland D Miller
Harrold F Winger
Howard C. Yoder
Jinda Luella Amst
Probate court actions file limited private sale and bonds
Fores Paytor petitioned to sell Mary H Armstrong personal property. Waiver of notice in the David Jacobs will filed by Clemanting and Frank Jacobs. David Grube posted bonds of 600 with two sureties. Bond approved for Rebecca Grube estate and letters issued. Joseph C Meier guardian filed inventory. Publication proofs for Laura Lemmon admin of James P Lemmon and Julia Worthington real estate sale. John W Keeler executor appointment publication filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Armstrong
David Jacobs
Clemanting
Frank Jacobs
David Grube
W. F. Johnson
J. Gill
Rebecca Grube
Joseph C Meier
Cloyd Meier
Laura Lemmon
Blue Sky Law Explained Licensing and penalties detailed
The article explains the Ohio Blue Sky Law aimed at stopping fraud in stock sales and similar ventures. It outlines licensing of dealers by the state, fees of 10 dollars initial and 60 dollars yearly plus 5 per agent, grounds for license revocation, and the necessity to file advertisements. Special licenses apply to real estate related issues and interstate/international promotions, with violations including felony charges for insurance-related breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Cleveland
Aire
Ohio
Sto Kk
State inquiry spurned in Stansbury case moved to common pleas
Athens Ohio May 23 The state board of administration took no action for investigation in the case of C W Stansbury an Athens state hospital attendant charged with assaulting a patient The case was sent to the common pleas court for grand jury review a step opposed by the administration board which seeks to limit testimony from patients Milton Hovey a discharged attendant had charged mistreatment and Stansbury's fellow attendant pleaded guilty and was fined in probate court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Board of Administration
C W Stansbury
Athens State Hospital
Atorney Wooley
Common Pleas Court
Thens County
Grand Jury
State Board
Stansbury
Milton Hovey
Card of Thanks for Kin Illness and Death
To all who lent assistance during the illness and death of my wife I express deep gratitude to the minister and to those who contributed flowers. ke G Bonewitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke G Bonewitz
Woman Loses Suit For $100 In Property Contract
Mrs. Lamar Gorgas sued N R Kelley claiming a $100 penalty was added after she signed the contract. A handwriting expert testified the disputed line was written with the same pen and time as the rest of the document. Judge Weygandt instructed the jury to verdict for Kelley if the line matched the contract and the signature was not secured by trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury Mm Commion Pleas Court
Lamar Gorgas
N. R. Kelley
Weygandt
Oarville Moves Toward Municipal Light Plant
Immedi ate steps will be taken toward constructing a municipal light plant after a second petition to the council. A committee of Reed Harbridge and Seas will hire an electrical engineer to estimate costs. The Daugherty Syndicate bought the old plant, tore it down, and stopped day power, prompting citizen actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarville, O
Reed, Harbridge and Seas
Daugherty Syndicate
New York
Massillon
Loudonville Principal Drown Resigns to Pursue Studies
Prof. L R Drown principal of Loudonville public schools for three years resigns to move to Wooster and resume studies at the university. The Loudonville Advocates note his departure and wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Drown
Loudonville Public Schools
Drown
Wooster
Inthe University
Loudonvilles Advocates
ATP
Real Estate Transfers Catalog From Doylestown and Wooster Areas
A series of real estate transfers listed with buyers, sellers, properties in Milton township Doylestown Wooster West Salem and Franklin and prices from 1 to 35 000 dollars. Notable transfers include George Landis to Mary Blacklock and Willis Brouse to Landis both in Doylestown and several township parcels sold to corporations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Landis
Mary Blacklock
Doylestown
Blake McDowell
Ohio Boxvoard Company
Milton Township
Rittman Realty Company
Ernest Wald
Willis Brouse
Emery Johnson
Lharriett Shook
Dignd
Frank H. DéWitt
Marian Hills
Wooster
Mary S. McDowell
Massillon Electric Company
Green Township
Luella Deer Proctor
Lodema
Yorum
L. A. Yocum
Enoa Reed
C. C. Rhoads
L. Caldwell
West Salem
Susannah Swinehart
D. J. Hofman
Franklin
Marriage Licenses Granted in Emlenton and West Salem
Paul H. Anderson of Emlenton Pennsylvania and Miss Florence Dague of West Salem obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Anderson
Emlenton
Florence Dague
West Salem
Well Deserved One Kidney Remedy Never Fails
Wooster residents rely on Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief. Mrs Anta Shank of Buckeye and South Sts Wooster Ohio testifies that after ineffective remedies her back pain and headaches subsided when using Doan’s. She praises Buchwalter’s Drug Store and notes continued relief from the pill. For sale by dealers price 60 cents per box Buffalo agents of the Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Anta Shank
Buckeye and
South Sts
Ohio
Doan
Buchwalter
Buffalo
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Shlmar
Newberry
John Plunder
Ernest Deetz
North Randall
Marshallville
Matt
Jeff
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Melvin Lower
Daughter Face
Barberton
Fred Schafer
Raymond Snyder
Burton City
Christian Sorensen
Scandanavia
Evangelical Church
D L Fredericks
Sterling
EB. Gaddis
East Union
Sallie Gaddis
Ira Schafer
Rittman
William Wertz
Oscar
Verda Kelley
Clara Kreiling
Martha Frey
Vera Steiner
Clara Krauss
Gladys Hobbs
Marie Bachman
Edith Immel
Emma Graber
Doris Steiner
Alfréd Santchi
Myron Forsch
John Nolt
Don Weimer
Paul Bachman
Glen Weygandt
Ralph Dailey
Harry Graber
Ernest Zimmerman
Claire Kelley
Charles Ayit
William Ertle
Akron
Mostoe U. P
Westhill
Daniel Ault
John Auk
Wm. Ertle
Maple Hill
E. S. Littell
Monroe U. P
Wm. Ettor
Pearl
Dora Ettor
Sweitzer
Kate Maxheimer
Ashland
Peter Ault
Ben Graber
Mary Dietrick
J. D. McIntyre
Orrville
R. V.frederick
William Felix
Wadsworth
Ryde ‘Swagler
Easton
John Ault
Hanford
Grace Redinger
Enos Wagner
David Garick
King Orchestra
Cc. J. King
Proram
Parid E. King
Thad. Solmer
al- Nance
Lewis Hindérer
C. F. Brouse
Reformed Church
Harry Workman
Garry
Hammond
Bil Kelpy
I. W. Kelby
Minas James Hutter
Jos. Musser
Mink
Nettle Buckley
Charles Ault
Plain Township
Wootteron
Creston
Paswre
Woost
Chas. Be. Thorne
Ninetery
Guardian
Ares
Frank Heilman
Wooster Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran
Churen
Heilman
Dable Furniture Oortine
I. BR
Dean
Detroit
Jan _ Monarch
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