Wooster Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Names
A digest of Wooster and Wayne County items mentions Rev. J. F. Smith moving to 150 LN, horse shipments to Buffalo, a large oil well shaft break near Wooster, and various civic notices. It covers church sermons, public meetings, pension grants, and local appointments, with brief items on arrests, divorces, and mail notices, all within a single community-page snapshot.
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J. F. Smith
Worter Hardware Co
Want of Wooster
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Tiffin
Leland dies after Windsor Hotel fire raid
Warren F. Leland proprietor of the Windsor Hotel, destroyed by fire on March 17, died at 5 84 o'clock this afternoon at the Hotel Grenoble after an appendicitis operation performed Friday.
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New York
Warren F. Leland
Windsor Hotel
Grenoble
Mr. Leland
Strict Quarantine Ignites Fredericksburg Fears
Strict quarantine imposed in Fredericksburg after a local man is diagnosed with small pox. Dr Probst of the State Board of Health was summoned and confirmed the infection. Several residents have been exposed and vaccination efforts are underway.
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Herat
Fredericksburg
T. -Jrflur-son-Bennon
Dr Probst
State Board of Health
Probst
Strick
Slaughter of Tuberculous Cattle At Wooster Station Planned
The Ohio Experiment Station will slaughter tuberculous cattle at Wooster on Tuesday. Attendees from East rail lines should reach Monday evening, with arrival times via Crestline. Sheltered work will proceed under Dean Pearl Davi White with emphasis on pre slaughter inspection and post mortem studies.
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Asyo
Ohio
Wooster
Greatline
Manafield
Crestline
Mansfield
Wooater
Alti
Orrville
P. M
Canton
Massillon
Archor
Yodor
Kitting
Pearl Davi & White
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Died While on a Sad Mission in New York City
Marlon Btackey Robison died Monday afternoon April 3 in a New York City hospital after a bout with typhoid fever while returning from supervising a disinterment in Onda related to OFWs dead soldiers of the 5th Regiment. He was 40, survived by his wife and three sons Bert Walter and Howard. Bert and Walter served in Cuba with United States forces. Walter is currently a soldier in the regular army at Manjix. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Shreve.
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Fort. Cameron
High Et
San Jnror
U. S
Cleveland
Bushnellik
Hankey
Wooatar
John D. Rockefeller
Denison University
Granville
Canton
8Th Regiment
Co. L
Marlon Btackey Robison
New York City
Onda
New York
Crook
Paulof Shreve
Bia
Bert
Walter
Howard Bert
Cuba
Manjix
Shreve
Jay
Broad Street Presbyterian Church Faces Ministerial Decision
Trustees and church leaders meet with Rev S S Palmer to discuss his possible acceptance of the presidency at Wooster University. Palmer has not yet made a decision and will weigh the call before acting. The church hopes he remains, but cannot urge him to stay if he chooses a new field. Electric Bitters advertised as a cure for grip and related ailments with a 60 cent price at Laubach and Boyd.
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Uzaarn
Columbus
Broad Atreat Presbyterian Church
Diecors
Palmer
1 Wooster University
Palmer Han Fot
Uraing Liie
Buce la Grippe
Church Convention Here in Wooster with Disciples Group
The Disciples of Wayne and Holmes counties plan a spring convention with the Christian church at Wooster on the 18th and 14th of this month. The event opens next Thursday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Bird of Fredericksburg Rev. Orites of Shreve and Secretary Moffett of Cleveland among speakers. Sessions cover Sunday School, Women’s Work in Missions, and Christian Endeavor with lectures by W. F. Cowden of Home Mission work and P. Moffett of Cleveland. Public attendance is invited along with a sequence of honorably noted meetings. Also listed are marriage licenses for Earl O. Aylesworth and Maud Bertollette of Shreve, Winfeld Swigert and Barbara Kaufman of Oreston, Obas Smith and Lillie Wolf of Wooster, Christian Stucky and Emma Broadbeck, John Reiman and Bertha Schmutz, Howard Smith and Ida Smith.
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Disciples of
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Christian Church
Wooster
Bird
Fredericksburg
Orites of
Shreve
Moffett
Cleveland
W. F. Cowden
Disciples of the United States
P. Moffett
Earl OC
Aylesworth
Maud Bertolette
Shreve Winfeld
Swigert
Akron
Barbara E. Kaufman
Oreston
Obas
R. Smith
Jefferson
Lillie
Wolf
Christian Stucky
Milton Two
Emma Broadbeck
Marshallvilie
John K. Reiman
Wellington
Bertha O. Schmutz
Howard H. Smith
Bucyrus
Ida Marie Smith
A Narrow Escape From Consumption Miracle
Ada Hart of Groton recounts a fatal cold that settled into consumption. After four doctors gave up, she used Dr King's New Discovery, taking eight bottles to recover fully. Trial bottles are free at Laubach and Boyd's Drug Store, with regular sizes 60c and 1.00 guaranteed or money back.
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Laubach & Boyd’s
Laubach & Boyd
Severely Burned Mrs Edward Heater Incident at Mongey Hotel
Mrs Edward Heater suffered severe burns in a kitchen accident at the Mongey Hotel on Monday morning. A skillet of sausage was placed in an oven when flames erupted and flashed to her face as the oven door was lowered. The dining room girl promptly extinguished the flames on her clothing.
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Edward Heater
Mongey Hotel
Gira
Death by hanging ends life of Edward Sitrock
On Taoeaday forenoon Edward Sitrock residing four miles south of Shrive died by self-inflicted hanging. Neighbors note he had shown queer behavior for some time.
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Edward Sitrock
Shrive
Wayne Building and Loan Company Incorporation
The Wayne Building and Loan Company of Wooster Wayne county was incorporated on Saturday with 300000 dollars capital. The incorporators are L P Ohliger D M Lovett J G Sanborn W A Wilson J R Zimmerman and H A Hoffetots.
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Wayne Building and Loan Company
Wooster
Wange County
L P Ohliger
D. M. Lovett
J G. Sanborn
W. A. Wilson
J. R. Zimmerman
H. A. Hoffetots
Man Killed by Train Near Orrville During Walk
Isaac Fetters aged 73 of East Union was struck by a northbound train on April 4 while walking home four miles southwest of Orrville under a trestle. The accident mangled his head and body as the train stopped. his remains were moved to the depot. Fetters had recently held a public sale and planned to live with his daughter Mrs Walter Freeze and husband, having deeded his home for their care and his aging wife.
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Orrville
Isaac Fetters
East Union
Fetters
Walter Freeze
Mayor Smith Wins Quiet Election in Wooster Race
An unseen husting marked the Wooster mayoral contest as voters quietly approved Mayor Smith. The report notes a calm outcome with no vocal campaigning, while a local doctor advocates Dr Bull’s Gough Syrup as an effective remedy for bronchial affections and urges immediate use to prevent throat and lung trouble.
Canaan April 31 Community Notes and Easter Recitals
In Canaan the town endures mud and slow progress with no oats sown this spring. Easter services at the Pass Presbyterian church drew large crowds, with Rev. Dempster delivering engaging talks. A school hall entertainment for the band fund is planned, and local residents including Margie Isbner and Lola Long are mentioned along with several visits and notable family happenings. Marie Russell faces pneumonia, while Rev Wamrick resumes duties.
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Happy Land
Canaan
M. E. Dancay School
Lola Long
Renda
Holmes Co
Stofer
Billa Zeltare
Doylestown
Eli Herman
Golden Corners
Overe
Presbyterian
Misa Maud Whitmore
Rose Burler
Dempster
Dempater
Jackson
Marie Russell
Wamrick
Eye Specialist Dr Pratt Faces Yoder Honest Ps 14 Friday
The Eye Specialist Dr Frederick Pratt is set to play the Yoder Honest Ps 14 this Friday April 7. Pratt hopes to extend his winning run in the local matchup at the arena, drawing strong crowd interest.
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Frederick Pratt
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