Orrville fishing club and town notes in Wayne County
Local items report Orrville fishing club formation, Wayne County and nearby towns. Notes cover weather, crops, public meetings, saloons of governance, church events, road work, school and college updates, accidents, and community notices across Orrville, Wooster, Millersburg, and surrounding communities.
Local notes from Wooster and vicinity inform on society and events
Demerates 13 tapped as master at Loudonville. Lt Col R H Offiey inspects Eighth Regiment camp at Canton. Wedding planned August 5 between H M Clemens and Flora Kankey. Reservoir leakage delays completion. Twin boys named Cain admitted to Children’s Home. Jerry Guard residence robbed of $30 and $25 jewelry. Camp meeting starts August 19 at Orrville for nine days. Professors Hoover and Shives receive ten year teaching certificates in Columbus. English Reformed church spire repainted improving appearance. Campers Bixler Bissel Carr Ebinger on Rose Ann Elvhar farm near Wooster. Memorial sermon for Gen Grant by Rev George W Pepper. G A R attends. Nine Fat Men base ball weighs near a ton. two Lean Men 6 ft 2 in. Col M D Mantis dies in Washington D C. Smithville incorporation hearing set. Applecreek straightening hearing next day. Presbyterians of Apple Creek plan new church. Noah Brown donates site between Edinburg and railroad. Mrs Susann Van Nustran dies in Wayne township aged 73. Poem/Gurey tram etc.
Sandusky Club to host D Nices on Spruce Street grounds
The Sandusky amateur club, reputed as the best in northern Ohio, hosts a Friday afternoon game at 3 o'clock on the Association grounds Spruce Street. The D Nices are described as exceptionally strong, promising an interesting match.
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Archen
Association
Akrons
D’ Nices
D'Nices
D’nices
Sandusky
Ohio
Spruce Street
Rattlesnakes Sent to George Faber and Local Legal Notices
Three rattlesnakes with four ratties each were sent to George Faber by J. Jeffrey of Blackleyville. Jeffrey captured the snakes and promises a larger one before summer. Daniel Eshelman had James Tracy arrested for refusing road work and Tracy’s hearing was set with Justice Mackey. Edward Rahm of Wooster died in Oakland at 65 from paralysis, leaving a widow and five children. A Bogus Hollow miner Charley Glaspy and a New York man Latham are said to have staged a prize fight near Doylestown last Friday, Glaspy winning. other details unclear due to damaged text.
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George Faber
J. Jeffrey
Blackleyville
Mr. Jeffry
Mr. Faber
Daniel Eshelman
East Union Township
James Tracy
Tracy
Justic Mackey
Applecreek
Edward
Rahm
John Rahm
Wooster
Oakland
California
Eccased
Charley Glaspy
Bogurs Hollow
New York
Latham
Doylestown
Glaspy
Joe
Obituary and local military notes from Wooster area
Charles E Graeter a former Wooster mayor and county recorder died at home on West North Street after a long Wooster tenure. Born in Wittemberg Germany in 1804 he emigrated to America in 1830 and came to Wooster six years later. The Eighth Regiment officers met in Akron and nominated majors for the vacancy left by Major Geiger with voting set for August 5.
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Charles E. Graeter
Woosters
West North Street
Wittemberg
Germany
America
Wooster
Ory
Richland County
Baptist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Eighth Regiment
Akron
Geiger
C.V. Hard
D. Wooster
Capt
Hamilton
East Palestine
Deardoirf
Bucyrub
Sprankle
O. F
Beach City
Nee
Tlewl Fig Jacko
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Orrville
Massillon
Wayne County
Bogiais
Smith
New Methodist Church
Colestown
J. B. Eberly
Smithville
Wadsworth
Cleveland
John Fraim
L. D. Forker
Fox Lake
Millersburg
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
John G. Caskey
Highland Park
Schoola
Ldst
Toto
Burbank
Henry Nay
C. V. Hard
West Lebanon
Sugarcreek Township
U.S. Post Office
Lieut
E. F. Taggart
Wayne
Northwest
Fort Wayne Road
North Lawrence
B. F. Beegte
Holmes County
Grant
Anguetil
F. W. Steele
Dalton
Brookfield
Joseph Snavely
Youngstown
William Taggart
The
Wooster B. DB. Association
Do Nicks
George Pobey
Tsote
Hayesville
Salvation Army
Cuppewa Lake
D'Nieva
Regt. O. V. I
Kenton
Mise Varrie Goll
Postipiatrass
Plimpton
Lakeville
Poat G. A. R
B. F. Purdy
Ella
A. Winter
Ashlana College
Emanuel Beiner
Fredericksburg
Ezra Hoag
Will A. Case
Mother
William"estherfer
Mrs. Cha§, Votter
Bowling Green
Zach Potter
East
Larwil Street
Beatty Harrison
Springfield
Stoner
Columbus
Ida McMonigal
Miss Lettie
E. L. Latchaw
Findlay College
Bethel
South’atreet
Benj. Exson
Hig Farm
Millbrook
J. P. van Neat
Emil Podlich
Order of Chosen Friends
J. R. Alexander
Egypt
Wooster Wednesday
David * Strong
Apple Creek
H. O. Thompson
Otterbein University
Rivk
Hole Auger Company
H. B. Swartz
Ernest
Bahl
Jerry Donnelly
Jesse Heyl
Johnstown
Mr. Hey
Henry Camp
Christian Graber
Marshallville
Panvassing
Uss
Utheran Tabernacle
Joseph Moore
Joseph Messenger
Moore
Canal Fulton
Messenger
David Fisher
John Bahl
Buckeye Street
Wooster Township
Cutter
Lient
Henry
Ives
Alkie
Wolknigs Rmy
Moe Mobert
Haettinger
Cligton
el * Jorkay
Mr. Brown
Abe Frank
Cot Luke
ID. W. Kimber
Milt Glasgo
Arch Dice
Ham Blackburn
Jas Power
Tom Hamilton
Foor
Darling
News
Ixrajp Phron
Crystal Lake
Wwe
Ti’ Ghevennes
Memorial Services
Fee
G. A
J. Schwartz
T I
Myers
Jay Wal ‘Helm
Ne Kieffer
Enos Pierson
W. W
Firstone
J. D. Robinsin, Jr
R. B Synde
Stang—D
Curry
Spers
Eli Botsford
John Ben Chas
Raico David
Nice
Woman’s Relief Corps
A. Sharpe
A. Gehin Wley
R. J. Smith
A S.mcglive
Hivero
Judie
C. G. Pats
tAvior
Benovali
Sereigs
Jer Mevill
Katotawa Orchestra
Arions
Ang
Chester Township
Frank Jur
Little Eight
Peing
Wooser
Charley
Sally
Loudonville
R. H. Offiey
17th/A. S. Infantry
Canton
Clemens
Republican
Flora Kankey
Cain
Jerry Guard
Shreve
Qrrville
B. F. Hoover
E. J. Shives
Charles Bixler
Sam Bissel
Arthur Carr
Bert Ebinger
Rose Ann Elvhar Farm
George W. Pepper
Gen. Grant
Twe
A. Tota
M.D. Mantis
J. H
A.A. Carr
Washington, D. C
Ceased
Noah Brown
Edinburg
Suosan van Nustran
Wayne Township
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