Easter Programs And Local Notices In Canaan
Edna Miller returns to Massillon after weeks with friends in Canaan. School opens with Miss Stevens and Prats Jatt ready for duty. Burbank family moves into J. E. McGarvay house. Presbyterian plans a Kinder Easter program titled Easter Lilies. Lutheran church to hold Easter exercises next Sabbath morning. Details of illness and recoveries, including Bowers, Thomas Russell, Rey Gay, Susie Aukerman, Rebecca Hintz, Birdie Darrah, and band performance cancellation due to performer illness. Obituary notes for Mrs. Emma Arista Hoff of Milton Township born June 17, 1865 died March 26, 1901. Funeral at Mt. Zion church. mourners listed. Local guests and moves noted. Help wanted ad for reliable representatives with steady salary in a major company. address STAND A HOUSE, Chicago selection.
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Edna’ Miller
Massillon
Mre
Rebecca Hintz Tayets
Mies
Birdie Darrah
Mra. Geo. Taylor
Emma Arista Hoff
Bermix
Milton_twp
Wayne Co
Cleveland St Vincent Hospital
George Taylor
M. E. Church
Mt. Zion Church
Hoak
University Notes Highlight Faculty and Student Activity
University notes detail visits by Prof. W H Wilson and others to Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, with lectures on astronomy. Numerous students from Magnolia, Toledo, Wooster, Millersburg, and Winesburg enroll or return. A Good Friday program is planned for Kauke Chapel, and campus officials discuss upcoming conventions in Dalton.
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W.H. Wilson
Mansfield
Wilson
Mt. Vernon
W. M. Henderson
Ohio State University
J. Kirkwood
College Avenue
G.”H. Calhoun
Edwin Kieses
Mansfeld
Weatminater
Kauke Chapel
BC. Compton
Carl Schieler
Millersburg
Howard Harrold
Mt. Eaton
Tiro
Dalton
Fire destroys Vermillion Hotel and town offices at Hayesville
A large fire Monday night in Hayesville leveled the Vermillion Hotel owned by B L Ryland the bars brick store owned by Bryan Long and the office of Mayor Upton Andrews ashland fire department aided the Hayesville responders in fighting the blaze.
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Hayesville
Vermillion Hotel
B. L. Ryland
Bryan Long
Stockhoel
Upton Andrews
Ashland Fire Department
Board of Health names Dr R N Bheiton Health Officer
The Board of Health on Tuesday unanimously elected Dr. R N Bheiton as Health Officer. At the same meeting the board recommended the council order street cleaning due to unhealthy street conditions.
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Board of Health
R. N. Bheiton
Marriage Licenses and Local Election Notes
Marriage licenses listed for John Zimmerly and Sarah Stein er of Orrville Mark A Rose and Frances M Graber of West Lebanon Samuel Zeeder of Marshallville ae Denier eitkahar of Smith ville John H Carle and Mary Segges man of Orrville Dr Mather elected Rev Geo Mather elected mayor of Galion Ohio on Republican ticket at the recent election
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John Zimmerly
Sarah Steiner
Orrville
Mark A Rose
Frances M Graber
West Lebanon
Samuel Zeeder
Marshallville
Ae Denier Eitkahar
Smithville
John H. Carle
Mary Seggesman
Geo. Mather
Galion, O
Repubican
Orrville Area Notices and Local Happenings in 1901
Orrville community items report property sale in South Market Street to George Fisher for $900. Local deaths, marriages, and church notices appear alongside plans for a Cleveland and Southern electric railway survey on North Market Street. The Mennonites plan a new church south east of town near Martin Church, and Orrville's 1900 01 bonded indebtedness totals $54 000.00.
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Meier
South Market Breet
George Fisher
Cleveland & Southera
North Market
Glan
Cleveland
Alvies Cunningham
Martin Church
Fondat Urrville Crescent
Catharine Luis
Barberton
Chris‘da
Catharine Yeakley
Orrville
Mtiete
Childern
Local Notices and Real Estate Transfers in Wooster Area
A real estate sale at Pinkerton's Gem Gallery lists two tracts near Wooster with appraisals of 5630 and 200 dollars and sale to Frank Nallager. A civil action filed in Common Pleas Court involves Dr C Boor against Dr A Kneetrick over salary. A gold wedding band was found in a chicken crop and traced to Miss Kate Derr of McKenna. Harry Glick faces assault and drunkenness charges and bond issues. John K Cowan steps down as president of the railroad company, succeeded by Mr Me ores of the Pennsylvania company, with ties to local schools and business figures.
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University of Wooater
Henry Myera
McCoy
Noom
JB. Taylor
Frank Nallager
Dr. C. Boor
Creaton
Mies Kate Derr
McKenna
Banda
Harry Glick
Priest
Smith
Allty
Shreve News
John K. Cowan
Meores
Pennsylvania Company
Penns. Company
Cowan
Holmes County
McCrea
Panna Company
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Canaan
Colliurand
Bur
J. E. McGarvay
Thomas Russell
Rey Gay
Mise Susie Aukermanse
E. L. Hermax
Vulian Zellare
Euston
Mr. van Meter
Zellars
Tuesaday Pos
Ter
Persod
Soll Buaneial
Able
Standa House
CeIcico
University Notes
William J.H. Strong
Chicago
W. Z. Bennettets
McElravy
Green
Agnolia
Louis
F. Smead
Toledo
Lee B. Good
W.N. Mas
Donald Ld
Wooster
D. Leigh Colvin
Natonal Prohibition College
William 8 —Geehras
Cincinnati
Oberlie
J. G. Black
Bloomington
George Fitch
Carl Duncan
Killbuck
W.C. Faukhouser
Winesburg
Schmidt
William Palenter
Giesie Mowery
Madiet
Holden
Ranke Chapel
Frank Reinhart
Wilmot
LB Rankin
Columbians County
Balineville
Abene
Edward ‘B. Hills
Lea
Ella Rhodes
Springville
Alda Myers
Golden Corners
New Health Cmeer
Dr Mather
Mise Long
Wayne County
Harry Bsrrow
Meg. Leary D. Stauffer
St. Jamea’ Episcopal Charch
Century Club
Thorpe
H_ U
Mowery
John Bizer
George Hiser
Bhreve
Martio Lantenschlager
Appleersek
Ohio
State
Pire Marshall
Clas
L. Royer
Thos. Riley
Wm. Wiler
Mary Bland
E. F. Kulz
Effie Lawrence
S. W. Obriay
Theater Twp
Massillon State Hospital
Overton
Quian Scbianck
R. Seba
Osnabag
Wadneeday
Miowlva Oops
Lousville
Ono
Mtanck
Behmuck Bever Street
Pinkerton’s
Gem
Ora N Mowory
Lorain
Ming Loule Blake
John H. Deeds
J. W. Myers
Liberty-St
Goons
OUR Stove
Wayne
San
Aes Eit
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Our
Nick Amater
America
Nick Amster
John B. Stetson
Dreas
Neweat
Silia
Mart, Schaffner & Marx
Tallor
Raglan
Wooster,ohio
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