Local notices briefed from Wooster area December 1901
A compendium of small items includes pensions, family births, injuries, a yard train incident near Denton, a street fair treasurer’s report, salesmen on the road, political aims to bring William Jennings Bryan to speak, a hand amputation in Jefferson, death of Mrs Hettie Kline of Doylestown, a dredge accident, a small roof fire at Blessing Avenue, and various local notices. Oil strikes near Dalton, real estate transfers of Barbara May estate, and obituaries including Mrs Louie Fisher-Fasig with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
W. J. Bryan
Charles Landaw
Jefferson
Hettie Kline
Doylestown
Cleveland
Rose Kline
Wadsworth
Indiana pair Harry Kurtz and Miss Minute Mock wed in Greensburg union
Postal clerk Harry Kurtz and Indiana Pa teacher Miss Minute Mock, formerly with Greensburg schools, were married Tuesday evening December 3. They will reside in the Geiselman house on East Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kurtz
Miss Minute Mock
Indiana
Greensburg
Geiselman
E Bowman
Pleasant Home Civilian Passes Quietly After Long Suffering
Dr Good died peacefully last Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Home after long suffering. He was a respected neighbor and faithful member of the local church. Funeral services are set for Tuesday with interment at Fair Haven. Eugene Rombaugh was at home over Sunday working at the Myers shop in Ashland. A protracted meeting is under way at Zion Chapel. no preaching at the M E church last Sunday due to the quarterly Lake Fork meeting. A letter-willedant soliloquy condemns alcohol and war profiteering, urging Christian action against saloons and temperance neglect, and criticizing political leaders for licensing and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Good
Tta
Fair Haven
Eugene Rombaugh
Myers
Ashland
Zion Chapel
M. E. Church
Lake Fork
Greenlow
Henry Gault
Ashtabula County
Neighbor's Drink Sparks Public Disturbance Case
A fragment notes a neighbor offering drink that led to someone being made drunk, prompting a disturbance and triggering police intervention. Details are sparse but indicate intoxication linked to neighborly actions.
The Eye of an Artist and the Compass Error Incident
A celebrated artist N Chevalier accompanied the Duke of Edinburgh on travels. While sailing from Dunedin to Lyttelton a fog misled crew as a horizon speck proved a landmass. The artist’s eye correctly identified a distant range, saving the voyage after a faulty compass caused by magnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Chevalier
Duke of Edinburgh
Dunedin
Lyttelton
New Zealand
Ateersman
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Lewie Walton
Rittman
Borm
Clayton Read
Marietta
Denton
A. J. Fredrick
The
Derr Veterinary Medicine Co
Matt Wise
Tom Logan
Harry Ringer
Stark County
Blessing Avenue
Wm. McFadden
Henry Staver
Dalton
Dalton Oil Co
D. Nice
Barbara May
Wayne Two
Samuel Bucher
J. 5. McCoy
A D. Metz
Mra
Louie Fisher—Fasig
Pittsburg Ave
Peter Graber
Paint Two
Carl
Clarence
Charley Warner
Philippine Islands
Scott
Mualu
Fraternity Varaala
ILD Text Books
Rapairet Cood As
New
Siwavenu Tiand
Prinses
Taocob Fischer
Chas, L. Pettis & Co
Duane Street
New York
John Rockey
East Liberty
Wooster
Full Monk
Manhattan
Sie
Lisle
Valises
Reliable One Price Clothier
Frick Memorial Block
Ohio
Nick Amster
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