Jurors Named for Next Term of Common Pleas Court
The article lists grand and petit jurors drawn to report for the upcoming term. Grand jurors report Sept. 9 including Charles Dohner Daniel Zeigler G A Zeldorn Eyeman Thomas Locke William Weaver Frank James Isaac Myers Geo N Plasterer William Solliday Joseph Merkle L F Plank George Ott Dr A E Stepfield John Yoder and others. Petit jurors report Sept. 16 including S J Blake R J Cunningham Frank Harper A Furgaeon Grant Taggart M S Rumbaugh Henry Hile Theodore Darish J F Simon Levi Brenneman John Careon Geo Mulholland Frank Harbaugh Alvin Slutz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Charles Dohner
Chippewa
Daniel Zeigler
Baughman
G. A. Zeldorn
Sugarcreek
BE. Eyeman
Plan
Thomas Locke
William Weaver
Frank James
Franklin
Isaac Myers
East Union
Geo. N. Plasterer
Plain
William Solliday
Joseph Merkle
F. Plank
Greene
George Ott
A. E. Stepfield
John Yoder
Wayne
Petit Jaerols
M.S. Rumbaugh
Chester
Henry Hile
Theodore Darish
Canaan
BH. Amstatz
Milton
Theodore Klater
Clinton
J. F. Simon
Congress
Levi Brenneman
John Careon
Qeo
Mulholland
Frank Harbaugh
Alvin Slutz
Salt Creek
Epworth League cot tage prayer meeting and local notices
Smithville highlights include an Epworth League cottage prayer meeting at Liz a Shoemaker s home, social visits from Miss Jenhle Brown and Miss Camilla Hoover, Orrville picnic at Point Breeze, and a Cedar Point excursion. Also recorded are coach and reunion events, visitors from Havana Wiphits Kan Olivesburg and Doylestown, a surprise party for Mrs Edward Talliger, and a No 6 teachers and friends reunion at the school house with Mrs Robert Hutch hoon present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Liza Shoemaker
Jenhlé Brown
Canaan
Frank Bowers
Camilla Hoover
Simon Garver
Orrville
Point Breeze
Aug
Mias
Erie Horat
Ashland
Edward Talliger
West
Elizabeth Bitzer
Havana
Daniel Davidson
Henry Hoff
Eliza Shoemaker
Hoff
Witworth
Heely
New York
No. 6
Robert Hutchhoon
Wiphits, Kan
Cedar Point
NEW PITTSBURG AREA SOCIAL NEWS AND LOCAL NOTES
O E Berkheimer and family and J B Wile spent Sabbath at Shreve. Hugh Snader and wife visited Eli Snader's family. True Fortney returned from Maximo. R B Jackson back in Alliance. B H Wile fished Muddy York. Mrs Dr Taylor of Maximo at home on visit. Vaughan Webb visiting grandparents in Ravenna. P C Eberhart of Ada visiting relatives. Mrs Dr Braden and Carl Braden of Shelby guests of J B Wile. Adrian Snyder’s daughter born. David Emery loses a horse. S W Jackson and son buy Addison Houser’s 74 acre farm at 80 per acre. Mrs S E Schoot convalescing. A A Firestone to Michigan on business.
Toledo Firm Promises Catarrh Cure Trial
State of Ohio, Lucas County. Frank Odeney and partners of F J Queney Co of Toledo swear their firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice requests testimonials and declares the remedy acts on the body and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.J. Cuenny & Co
Toledo
Saunkyand
Roach and Criss Married by Rev Neikirk
John Roach and Miss Edna Criss of Congress were married on August 8 by Rev. S E Neikirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach
Miss Addie
Edna Criss
Congress
Rev
S. E. Neikirk
Judson Kidds
Bertha Herman
Orrville
Addie Edna Criss
Stuart Heckman
Lucy B. Nailor
Plimpton
Mrs Margaret Burnett Dies in Kansas City At 86
Mrs Margaret Burnett a longtime Wayne county resident died July 26 in Kansas City Missouri at her daughter’s home where she had lived for three years. She suffered stomach hemorrhages and was 86 years 8 months old. She was mother of Arnold Ingram who died in Wooster years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burnett
Wayne County
Kansas City
Arnold Ingram
Wooster
Wound Proved Fatal: Miss Pearl Billman Dies in Memphis
Miss Pearl Billman aged 19 died Wednesday evening at 7 in St Joseph's Hospital Memphis Tenn from a wound in the right breast inflicted earlier. Her remains, accompanied by Harley Simons and wife and Grace Billman, were taken to Scott Billman’s home on Pittsburg Avenue. Funeral services Saturday, led by Rev J B Stauffer, were well attended and interment followed in Wooster cemetery with pallbearers Earl Leyda Miles Snyder Grover McCoy Walter Nice Will Holmes Earl Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Billman
St Joseph's Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Grace
Miss Billman
Harley Simons
Grace Billman
Scott Billman
Pittsburg Avenue
J. 8. Stauffer
St. James Episcopal Church
Earl Leyda
Miles Snyder
Grover McCoy
Walter Nice
Will Holmes
Earl Derr
Wooster Cemetery
Picnic plans and visits mark Aug events in Jeromeville area
Unbroken dry weather continues as families and visitors gather in Reedsburg and Jeromeville. Alice Warner Mary Silver and Gertrdde Warner stay with Ed and Mrs Warner in Shreve. Rev E Noble preached at the M E church and invites helpers to a parsonage picnic Friday. Mrs Woodard of Warsaw visits the community. The Plain Two Sunday Schools plan a picnic at Bowers grove Aug 24 with Rev C Manly Rice delivering a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Warner
Mary Silver
Gertrdde Warner
Ed Warner
Shreve
Capt. Bucher
E. Noble
M. E
Jeromeville
Woodard
Warsaw
Ind
Pleasant Home Campmeeting Prompts Local Chatter
Pleasant Home residents discuss the start of camp meetings with mixed feelings as some plan to attend or host visitors while others hope it ends. Notably ill are Jacob Holmes and D B Good, with Mrs Dorland ill at her daughter’s home. Burial noted for Mrs Benjamin Johnson of Rowsburg, services at Red Haw. Extend mentions of local visits and a new threshing outfit keeping night owls busy. Rev E J Fetters to fill Zions Hill pulpit next Sunday. A young dishwasher begins residence with Curt Keener and wife, expected to stay until about age 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Holmes
Holmes
D. B. Good
Dorland
Jap McVicker
Benjamin Johnson
Rowsburg
Red Haw
Stump
Henry Sechrist
David France
Colorado
Joseph Keeler
France
Rombaugh and Gault
E. J. Fetters
Cedar Valley
Zions Hill Church
Wm. Klefer
Pleasant Home
Curt Keener
Fatal Mistake Claims Life Of Young East Union Man
John Leiner of East Union township died Saturday August 10 at age 20 from drinking carbolic acid by mistake. He had typhoid fever and, while the nurse was briefly away, mistook the acid for water. He was the son of George Lerner and was buried at Apple Creek on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leiner
East Union Tnp
George Lerner
Apple Creek
Probate Court Proceedings List Excerpts
Probate court proceedings before Judge BR Ladis include multiple petitions to sell real estate, guardianship accounts, and administrators' final and interim reports. Hearings are set for September 6, 192X, with various estates and guardians named and bonds established. some estates are ordered for private sale or public sale, and several wills probated with executors appointed.
Pan American Buffalo Line Akron Route All American Railroad
Rerliage licenses and local names from Orrville Congress Plimpton and Wooster figures. A new version of a familiar song references the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo and the Akron Route's convenience. Mrs Glenn Hall suffered a puncture injury washing. Mrs Jans Mitchell obtained a divorce from Rineer H. Mitchell on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Buffalo
Pan-American Exposition
Akron
Pan-American
Buffalo Line
Standard Railway System of America
Pennsylvania Lines
Jans Mitchell
Frederickaburg
Rineer H. Mitchell
Shebsa il and the sea in Langman's Magazine
An excerpt titled Shebsa il and the sea in Langmans Magazine presents archaic verse imagery. The poem references Shebsa il or EhebailShebail, breakers at play, love, and a fading life as the sun sets over a dark sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Well Meaning Editor and a Drunken Neighbor Tale
An amused vignette from Philadelphia Record recounts a young editor who, aiding his landlady by carrying her drunk husband upstairs, mistakes the husband’s identity after a mistaken shout. The misstep ends with the editor apologizing to the rightful husband and sending the man on his way. Another fragment from Oliver Wendell Holmes recalls a walk on the Common where a schoolmistress agrees to take the “long path” with a suitor, leading to a gentle moment of consent and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Twelfth Street
Loodlady
Nim
Uwusband
Extera
Blank
Fila
Philadelpia Record
Joy Street
Bosistun Street
Metus
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Turning the Tables in Ancient Roman Retorts
The article traces the origin of the phrase turning the tables to Augustan Rome. A regal reguier erage led men to compete for costly Mauritanian wood tables priced extravagantly. When men blamed women for luxury, women replied by noting noble spending on tables, thus turning the tables in metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pliny
Frigee Friggs and the Frigg figure in time and myth
Frigee Friggs, contributor to the name Friday, is described as either a god or goddess. The myth notes him as a hunter and warrior with a drawn sword and a bow. In Scandinavia Frigga is labeled the Venus of the North and Friday's day is linked to her worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigee
Friggs
Frigga
Venus
North
Local notices mix of obits and public events in Wooster
A wide collection of short notices from Wooster and surrounding areas covers obituaries, marriages, injuries, church events, and public alerts. Highlights include death of Asher Brand and heat related passing in Worthington, a broken collar bone from Orrville baseball, a marriage by Judge Neikirk, damages awarded in East Union Townable, and a preacher Ray W. Worsley visiting. Also noted are a street car surplus, a clamp on liquor sales, ex soldiers’ free quarters in Cleveland, and aWooster-Wayne County special train Sept 10th for parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Asher Brand
Worthington
Karl Long
Jacob Long
Orrvilla
Baal North Street
Angaat
Mra
Margy Lavina Williams
East Union Towoable
Jane Boch
George Williams
Wayne Co
Cleveland
Waring School
Waring Bt
Payne Ave
Payne
Waring
Wayne County
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Petit Tutora
J. Blake
2D Ward
R. J. Cunningham
Let Ward
Frank Harper
A. Furgaeon
Grant Taggart
Woos
Grace Myera
Indianaplie, Ind
H. Swartz
Albert Peters
Akronfe
Alain King
Charles Lutz
Findlay, C
Jacob Lutz
Hochnstein
Jay
Pearl
Tenaler
Doylestown
John Shrock
Oak Grove
Charten ‘Grey
Mrs. A. St. Clair
Golden Corners
A. Shanoff
Indiana
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Merchant Swanger’s
John Gilmore
Reedsburg
Mina Daisy Derr
Miss Bowtian
Daisy
Samuel Rhoads
Henry Rhoads
City
Dean Norris
Fort Wayne
Postmaster Norris
Smithville
Wheeling
Walter Hostetler
Miss Houston
Misa Floyd Horton
Olivesburg
Mrs. Morgan
Wn. Swartz
Our
New
Pittsburg
O. E. Berkheimer
J.B. Wile
Hugh Snader
Eli Snader
R. B. Jackson
Alliance
B. H. Wile of
Muddy York
Dr. Taylor
Maximo Ia
Viatt
Vaughan Webb
Ravenna
P. C. Eberhart
Ada
Dr. Braden and
Carl Braden
Shelby
J. B. Wile
Adrian Snyder
David Emery
W. Jackson
R.B. Jackson
Addison Houser
Mra. S. E
Crry
Lucas Couxry
Miss Pearl Billman
St. Joseph's
BR Ladais
Elizabeth Willaman Et al
John Willaman
L. C. Klein
Christian Teller
Frank Taggart
Wm. W. Taggart
Samuel Moor, Jr
Jane Miller
K. C. Brenner
Maureen E. Phillipe
Otto Troutman
Philip Troutman
Daniel Munser
Fanny Kaufman
Reno H. Critchfield
Ann C. Allison
Cornelius Smith
John Sterrett
Harry M. Carter
Charles B. Sterrett
Aoll
Aline
Charles Jones
John Ackerman
Lydia A. Brenneman
C.J. Warner
Sarah A. McElvain
Samuel Reichard
Susan Painter
John Romich
Dinah Speigelmire
Williams
Mary S. Myers
P. J. Baird
I. M. Halloway
Shebsail
sToEla
Langman
Ray W.worsley
Indianapolis
English Lutheran Church
Catherina Adler
Miteraburg
Winthrop Hill
Medina County
Alice Williams
China
Aerom Boffenmyer
Liberty
Wea Molsheimer
88 Bhilling
Manaillon
Joseph Moline
Marie Glovappa Gendilla
Squire Bolus
Frank Haggerty
Beaver Falle
Millbrook
Pennsylvania
Smith
Charles Myers
Dalton
Anguat 1
Horat
Myers
Geo. Weather
M. E. Churches
Gallon
Gael George
Clarence Gault
W. Spragg
J K. Weat
Mildred Baker
N Karns
Misa Carolyne Palmer
John Kidd
Dt-Yeman
Applecreek
Whdeband
M. EB
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