Wayne County News Sa gales and County Events Preview
Wayne County notices report heavy rainfall in Burbank Orrville and Applecreek. County officials plan meetings in Wooster for the Wayne County Agricultural Society and a county fair August 24 27. Includes weed control law enforcement and local civic updates.
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Wooatir
Natare Ja
Burbank
Orrville
Applecreek
Holmes
Teachers Institute
Milleraburg
Wooster
Johnson Sweeney
Buckeye Ste
Wayneounty Agricultural Society
Wayne County
Sth Regiment
Presque Iale
H. R. Smith
Ohio
Sons of Veterans
Salvation Army Leader Booth-Tucker Visits White House
Washington letter notes Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army met President McKinley after touring the army camp and delivering a letter via Vice President Hobart. The discussion covered colonizing the urban poor and potential land sites near Washington. Epworth Leaguers head to Toronto. Dr Whitman preaches at Calvary Baptist on a hot Sunday.
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White House
McKinley
Booth- Tucker
Salvation Army
America
Washington Grove
Hobart
Booth Tucker
McKinlay
Ohio
Salvationista
Booth-Tucker
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
England
Washington
How to Check Kidney Health with a Simple Urine Test
A reader guide describes using a bottle of urine to observe sediment after 24 hours as an indicator of kidney disease and advises on symptoms like frequent urination and back pain. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and offers sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York with price details and a newspaper guarantee.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Loss to Wooster as Principal H. B. Work Moves to Wheeling
Wooster Public Schools lose Principal H B Work who has accepted Wheeling West Virginia Public Schools chief post. He served with diligence and tact, earning praise for leadership and community relations. Salary starts at 1400 dollars annually with room for increase as he begins in his new field.
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H. B
Wheeling
West Va
Wooster
wilHutty
Wayne Co Farmers Union Meeting in Lattasburg
The Wayne County Farmers Union holds a town hall meeting in Lattasburg on Tuesday evening August 3. Agenda includes pasture, wheat culture, recitations by local speakers, music acts, fertilizer discussion, batter making, and songs by the Lattasburg Till ée Club with officers B F Swineu ar and HL Pirst.
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Lattasburg
Wayne Co. Farmers’ Union
S. E. Swartz
Mabel Marlin
Clint Myers
Joko Bridenstine
Vernie Swinehart
Clara Swinehart
Henry Billheimer
Wmn. Thompson
Mand Snyder
Mra
A. J. Martin
MOB
Lattasburg Tilée Club
B. F. Swineuanr
HL Pirst
Death by heat claims young farmer near Blackleyville
A robust farmer aged about 25 near Blackleyville died last Thursday from heat related illness during harvest. He had started work with team and machine but returned to fetch water and later slept beside his equipment before a chill and blood poisoning symptoms led to his death on Thursday July 15. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Christian Thinteer
Blackleyville
Tle
Thureday
Ilewan
Local Notes on Visitors and Events in Canaan Area
Mies Zora Miller and Mies Mabel Hawk visit relatives in town. Joe Fetzer family and Mabel call on friends Saturday. Prof C B Shaw will spend weeks with parents arriving Wednesday. A daughter of Rev. Steves visits F N Haskins. May Borkett resides with Mrs Tabitha Smith. Mrs Myers of Akron visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jones. Elvin Snell improving. Funeral of Mire Adam Bishop of Medina draws local friends. Michael Hass farmhouse struck by lightning damaging chimney and roof. Georges Taubert and wife attend Smith Fike wedding in Bloomington. Mia Scott and daughters Mina and Vella visit friends in Shreve.
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Mies Zora Miller
Masgilon
Mies Mabel Hawk
Navarre
Stark Co
Joe Fetzer
Mabel
C. B. Shaw
Chicago
Steves
F. N. Haskins
May Borkett
Tabitha Smith
Myers
Akron
Jones
Elvin Snell
Mire Adam
Medina
Michael Hass
Georges Taubert
Bloomington
Death of Samuel Kiser at Lake Fork after long service
Samuel Kiser of Lake Fork, Ashland County, died July 13 1897 at about 77. A longtime clerk in Wooster and Reedaburg merchant, he lived on farms near Lake Fork before returning to Wooster. An honest Christian, temperance advocate, and Prohibitionist, he leaves a widow and no children. Funeral July 15 at Reedsburg. He was an uncle of Samuel K Hilderbrandt.
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Bante! Kiser
Lake Fork
Ashland County
Kiser
Lake & Jones
Reedaburg
Wooster
Robison
Madison Hill
Diedipig
Samuel K. Hilderbrandt
Reedsburg
University notes on new students and campus events
Rev and Hall Young aided Professor Black at Wayne church last Sabbath. New enrollments include Charles L. Wirth Orrville Edith Keck Marahball ville Missea Maude Pinkerton Bertha Lucas Fanny Curry Wooster Mies Bixler Cangan. Rev Mr Lanmann of Princeton Kentucky preached at Kauke Chapel then returned home. Mrs Lanmann remains for Summer School. Mr and Mrs Elhng and B Ruth visited Mt Eaton. John Fackler from Mansfield will rest summer after medical advice. Miss Faye Blaney left Hoover Cottage to visit sister in west state. Supt Haupert spoke on Reading Circles and value to teachers. Thursday the annual mid-summer holiday at Highland Park with State School Commissioner Carson speaking at 1:30 and basket supper. Supt L Bonebrake will lecture about August. Supt W J Machwart Fredericka burg and wife visited University. Miss Kennedy and Hescor Brunswick guests of sisters. Prof Noteatain leaves Wednesday for Otsewo Lake cutting. Miss Lottle Garrett Paint Valley visiting sister Mrs J Dickason.
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Rev & Hall Young
Black
Wayne Church
Charles L. Wirth
Orrville
Edith Keck
John Fackler
Mansfield
Thas
Lakeside
Faye Blaney
Highland Park
Carson
Supt. L . Bonebrake
W. J. Machwart
Frederickaburg
University
Kennedy and
Hescor
Brunawick
Noteatain
Otsewo Lake
Michigan
Misa Lottle Garrett
Paint Valley
J. Dickason
Unclaimed Letters, Wooster Post Office July 10 1897
Post office list shows letters remaining unclaimed including Jas Bevington David Gochanan B Campbell George Cammal Fret Renzo Chas Smith Descendents of Jesse Lincoln Miss B Yocum Enma Marks. Call for advertised letters and state list number. J F Magrciano P.M.
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Wooster
Jas Bevington
David Gochanand
B. Campbell
George Cammal
Renzo Chas Smith
Jesse Lincoln
Enma
J. F. Magrciano
P.M
Victorious Canton Wright Returns From State Encampment
Canton Wright of Wooster led with 24 chevaliers and three officers in Class A winning first prize 175 dollars for precision drill. Other top placers included Canton Akron second prize 100 dollars and Canton Van Wert first prize 125 dollars in Class B. Columbus troops took beat drilled troop and other honors went to Col. Louis Van Noorden Major Larson and Captain Abbott among others. Judges were Captains Reefy Rowe and Gilmore of the U. S. Army.
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Canton Wright
The
Patriarcha Ailitant
Hlygia
Wooster
Canton Akron
Akron
Clase B
Canton van Wert
van Wert
Canton Imperial
Toledo
Hugsara
Columbus
Columbus Hussars
Old Resident Called Dead at Frederickaburg
Mrs Margaret Dunham of near Frederickaburg died July 7 1807 born Beaver County Pa March 7 1809 came to the county in 1816 married Thomas Dooham February 25 1890 eleven children four died prior she joined the Presbyterian church August 20 1834 remained active for 63 years paralyzed since 1891 and invalid thereafter she leaves one brother George Hatfield eighty, services held at the house assisted by Rev Trayla, interred beside her husband in the old cemetery near Frederickaburg "She is not dead but sleepeth."The morning shall be no paralysis or pain in the resurrection body Ciances R Corton.
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Margaret Dunham
Frederickaborg
Beaver County
Thomas Dooham
Alex. Hann
Presbyterian Church
Frederckeburg
George Hatfield
Trayla
Frederickaburg
Aleepeth
Ciances R
Corton
Farmers' Picnic For Wayne County Associations
A union basket picnic of the Farmers Associations of Wayne county will be held in the grove on the Experiment Station grounds Thursday July 20. The event replaces the July meeting of the Progressive Farmers Association with music and a 2 o clock station explanation, followed by a farm drive. All interested, especially farmers organizations, are urged to attend and join the social festivities of the gala day. Subscribe for the HERALD.
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Farmers’ Associations
Wayne County
Experiment Station
Progressive Farmers’ Association
Hargeat Home
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