Court House Doings in Marableville rail case verdict
In the trial of Lucille Eding va the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling rail road for 10000 damages over the killing of Mrs Eding and son near Marabal ville the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. Civil and criminal docket activity continues with multiple trials and pleas in Orrville Smithville Sugarcreek Wooster and Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Eding
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railroad
Mra
Celsus Pomerene
Tanac Horst
Colliss Happ
Orrville
Albert Kaufman
East Union Township
Gality
Rees W. Fonck
State
Daniel McGrath
Brenneman’s
Atore
Smithville
Pomerene
Tbhoreday
John Holstetter
Lehman
Sugarcreek
Sonnenberg
Maxwell
Heanpg
Solomon Kichwine
Local notes from Adisonburg and nearby towns
Mr Triffett of lodi visited Tuesday. John Shrock of Smithville bought timber from Grant Daffenbach to convert into lumber this winter. Jacob I Goodyear of Sterling visited Will Elliott Wednesday. Flom Lehman and wife of Mansfield returned Monday after a week with friends. Chasley Bixler and family visiting Lavi Allaman. Death of Paul Crites who moved to Chattanooga Tennessee last year. Mrs Olatus Miller improving slowly. Born to Mr and Mrs Christ Aukerman a daughter. Christmas tree at U B Church Christmas Eve. Buckeye State Band reformed as Citizens band. Literary Society organized with Simon Eberty president and Miss Antle Miller secretary. Program being prepared for next Friday. Grandma Lehr ill but improving. Grant Deffenbach family visiting Fayette County PA. Village boasts two Post Masters and five deputies. Prof Phelps of Smithville considers organizing an election class. Zeno Elliott appointed Postmaster. John Hitler and Myron Matz sworn as deputies. Joseph Critessod and Christ Branner of near Smithville visited Mrs Lucinda Davidson last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Triffett
Lodi
John Shrock
Smithville
Grant Daffenbach
Jacob I, Goodyear
Sterling
Will Elliott
Flom Lehman
Mansfield
Paul Crites
Chattanoogs
Tann
Olatus Miller
Christ Aukerman Tosaday
U. B
Buckeye
Grandma Lehr
Grant Deffenbach
Fayette County
Prof
Phelps
Echo O
Zeno Elliott
John Hitler
Myron Matz
Joseph Critessod
Chriet Branner
Lucinda Davidson
Byler
Georgetown
Amiah Church
Henry Yoder
Conrad
Israel Yoder
RI. Yoder
Henato
Henry Holl
Laura Hoff
Mary Zimmerman
Jefferson
Nick Lancaster
Seville
Squire Gallagher
Weimer
Rev Weimer
Gorver, Landis
Cochel
Flo-Naltzger
Wooster
Vida Dava
Houtatler
Fulton Signal
Rev. Johnson
J. W
Wilfred Mies Johnson
Cincinnati
Olden
Salem
Hesperians
Chris. King
Logan Co
Emma Yoder
Rey D. Yoder
Kirkwood
Westminster
Kauke Chapel
Fr. Davis
Keene
Mpa
Stoddard
David Yohannon
Albert Sheldon
Norwalk
McComb
G W Simon
Alaska Young
Frances Fisher
Pennsylvania
Roy Cook
Cookton
Diss
Essie Droch
Thoraday
Ashland
Lowell
Ohio
Columbus
Scovel
Philadelphia
Micesse of Mansfield
Local Notes From Wayne Township and Nearby
Mrs Thomas Pieree and family visited her mother Mrs Mattie Gant Saturday. Perry Stringer spent days in Akron visiting. Miss Effie Campbell returned home from Letonia where she visited her sister Mrs Coppes. W T Starr of Wellington was guest of David Callins while buying corn. The Henry Speicher farm sale was made to Harry Dayne and William McFadden Jr. Mina Mary Hatfield is sick. Edward Winkler returned from Pennsylvania. Frank Stringer plans to move from Akron to Adam Kartz farm in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Stringer
Akron
Effie Campbell
Letonia
Coppes
W. T. Starr
Wellington
David Callins
Henry Speicher
Harry Dayne
William McFadden Jr
Mina Mary Hatfield
Edward Winkler
Pennsylvania
Frank Stringer
Oacon
Wooster Notes and People in Recent Week
Local items from Wooster Ohio recount visits and events. Ethel Hoot and Miss Anna visit in Indiana and Georgia relatives attend funeral of Mrs Stoddard. Notables, clergy, and students travel for church, college and presbytery meetings. Electric Bitters touted for women health while post office letters list pending ad mail.
Sterling News Roundup Highlights Local Death and Community Hopes
Iagrippe afflicts many in Sterling as E Friend of Cleveland Badge Co. oversees Erie work then returns home. Bringoff away due to his mother's death. Carrie Beichler visits Medina friends while Herbert Seigler plans to relocate to Southern Michigan. Funeral for Peter Rich held at United Brethren. Rich died at 35 from stomach cancer. U B Sunday School previews a Christmas program titled Christmas Ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Friend
Cleveland Badge Co
Erie, Pa
Sterling
Erie Depot
Joseph Bringoff
Bringoff
Ashland
Carrie Beichler
Medina
Herbert Seigler
Michigan
New Baptist Church
Peter Rich
United Brethren Church
Reva. Herewhcy
Wadsworth
Crabill
Canton
Rich
Holiday reduced excursion fares on Cleveland Akron & Columbus Ry
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway offers reduced Tow rate excursion tickets for Christmas and New Year travel to all points on its line and to key connecting routes. Tickets go on sale December field and run until January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Akron &Columbus Ry
Fox
Cleveland
Local notices recall deaths and events around Wooster
A roundup of obituaries illnesses marriages and church events from Wooster area pages. Notables include Mrs Byler Georgetown death and burial at Amiah church, Nick Lancaster near Seville death, and several sermons dedications and concerts. Also mentions students and faculty moves and holiday plans in the area.
Reedsburg Personal Notes and Local Hopesfor Prosperity
John Fike Reedsburg was injured in an accident this week and cannot walk. Miss Vinnie Stattlar observed the sab bath at Big Prairie. Miss Artie Palmer visited Knox county. The U P S C E will hold a union meeting December 19 in the Reformed church. A surprise party will be hosted at Mr Zigler's. Local business men report strong trade and steady hopes for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fike
Vinnie Stattlar
Big Prairie
Artie Palmer
Knox County
U.P S.C. E
Reformed Church
Mileage Tickets to Washington Announcement
The Pennsylvania Lines offer coupons for one thousand mile interchangeable tickets from Central Passenger Association. Exchange coupons to Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington at two cents per mile for short line distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peennaystvania
Central Passenger Association
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Estate Notice for William Flattery in Wayne County Ohio
The undersigned Mallon Rough appointed administrator of the estate of William Flattery of Wayne County Ohio. All persons indebted must pay immediately and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for allowance. Administrator Mallon Rough Wooster Ohio December 8 1657.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flattery
Wayne County
Ohio
Eatate Srate
Mallon Rough
Wooster, C
Hoxsie's OCC advertised as remedy for coughs and diseases
An 19th century advertisement touts Hoxsie's OCC as a homeopathic remedy for coughs croup and colds and as a preventive against diphtheria and pneumonia. It lists price details and a location in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Wesnts
Nosatb
Pra Butfalo
Notice of divorce petition in Warns county Ohio
John J Hart residing at kmosn is notified that on November 22 1897 in the Court of Common Pleas of Warns county Ohio a petition for divorce and child custody was filed alleging habitual drunkenness and neglect for over three years. Hearing set six weeks from first publication. Annie M Dart and B Reetts as counsel Wooster Ohio November 20 1837. Local timetable and train connections listed for Cleveland Wooster Moskingam Valley and routes with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Hart
Ankmosn
Court of Common Pleas
Warns County
Ohio
Annie M. Dart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
Margaret Bricker
Wooster Township
Harriett E. Bricker
A. D. Metz
Bricker
M. M. Yoder
Yoder
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Bevard & Liat
Archer House
Mr. Wm. Tawney
Abs Rodan
J. W Son
William Lessiter
Rom
Adisonburg
Chasley Bixler
Lavi Allaman
Simon Eberty
Misa Antle Miller
Becy
Wayne Township NO
Thomas Pierée
Mattie Gant
South
Wayne
Ind
Ethel Hoot
Anna
Murdock
Ethel Lake
Constant Lake
Portsmouth
Rebourse
3Ira
Poelps
Waukesha
Wisconsin
M. L. Smyser
Wiley
A.nezes
Wm. Cox
Beaver
Mob. Cox
Denton
Sra
J M. Rathrodf
D. D
Carthage College
W W Cnley
Muserva
W-Esing
Lancester
Elizabeth Upham
Dalta
Samuel Swartz
Thiscty
Louise Stoddard
Oxford
Lanbrd & Boyd
Lapies
Mus
Sophia Katte Flory
Don McNamor Lima Rush
Grotievas
W. Bahl
F. E. Camaban
D. Jacobs
Frank Marks
A. Rezaler
Edgar Boon
Roy and
Willis
Minerva
Crilev of
Sandy Valley
University Notes
Rob
Arlen Barnett
Louisiana
George M. Lester
J. C. Boyd
Preparatory Department
Nelson
Bloomington
Lon
Chas. Hrichraum
L. L. Longbrake
Minneapolia
Mra Stoddard
R. J. Long
John*Matcer
Zigler
H. N. Mateer, M.D
Wwaad
Jon Neo
B. Taylor Joenson & Taylor
Attorneys-At- Law
Wooeton
D. Nios Brook
New York
The
Century Magazine
Century
Rsceeree
Toe
Express
the Independent
Fulton Street
Hoxsie
Hzgzarn
Chaiorxan
John Willaman
Ulster
Columbia
America
Awell
Kent
Wooster and
Doylestown
B. Reetts
Plaintia
Tim Cary
By & Us
Cleveland, Wooster & Moskingam Valley
G. Oe
L. &. Allen, Asst
Chicago
C.W
C. A
Railroa North
Oreville
Ea Dunder
O. Breese
Pathe
McClure Store & House
Southwest Corner Public Square
Qefer
Cleveland Weekly Leader
Capital News
Ohio News
Leader
Thrrough
Leader Printing Co., Publishers
Bampie
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