Doylestown Notes On Local People And Deaths In Community
Doylestown reports Rev Father Ankly and Henry Marsh of Wooster at local exercises, John Hout hired at a meat shop, Dr Spencer and Gardner couples at Columbus Medical Association meeting. Emil Moyer of Londonville took a copper atrop Washington Graven position. his death near Shreve listed with burial at Wallace Hospital, Idaho. Ward of Wallace confirms resignation of Graven, planning Wooster University studies. Obituaries note multiple interments at Oak Grove Cemetery on July 20, 1808, including Jessie Ball, Blanche Esseltina, John A J Potter, Sarah Moore, Myrtha McFadden, Mary Otlroyd Whiteman, Sadie Hunter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ankly
Henry Marhall
Wooster
John Hout
Suilivan, A
Spencer and Gardner
Medical Association
Columbus
Emill Moyer
Londonville
Atrop Washington Graven
Near
Shreve
Local Notes From Mount Eaton And Surrounding Areas
Mount Eaton news notes include Mrs De E P Schaffter and family visiting Cleveland relatives Michael Achott and wife from New Philadelphia visiting Mrs Roth family Winfield Pinkerton visiting grandmother Mrs D A Blanchard Chas Beeler returns from Wooster University for vacation Nellie Harper home from Columbia kindergarten work Sira Benjamin Snef and ron meeting with John Messner family Harry Parrot’s youngest son injured by a stick incident Elting and Miss Elin Messner wed at bride's parents home June 6 Dr B N Wise family visiting Maysville relatives Wooster lights decision by Wooster dads group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. E. P. Schaffter
Cleveland
Michael Achott
New Philadelphia
Mra C
Roth
Winfield Pinkerton
Canton
Mra. D. A Blanchard
Chas
Beeler
Wooster University
Nellie Harper
Colombia
Sira_Benjamin_Sne
O.N U
Kas
B. N. Wise
Maysville
City Council Sets New Street Lighting Layout For Wooster
The council approved placing lights across wards including Fifth ward at Maiden Lane and Calloway Street intersection, Columbus near South Street, West Vine and Spruce, Northwestern near Woodland residence, Larwill and McKenna, Nord and Ft Wayne, Beall and University, with several removals and two extra lights funded by treasury. The plan relocates lights to intersections and adds four additional units after debate, with confirmation of two year funding in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Northwestern Avenue
Wm Woodland
Northwestern Avenues
Firet Ward
Brver
Madison
Larwill and
McKenna Sts
Nord
Ft. Wayne Ave
Ft.Way
South
Grant
Third Ward
Emrick Addition
Nolle
North
Columbus Avenue
North Street
Jail Bond Sale Settles County Funds With Cincinnati Firm
The county commissioners sold 30 bonds of 500 each totaling 15000 plus 270 interest to Rudolph Klayabolte Co of Cincinnati for 15270 and 17. Auditor Peckinpaugh conducted the sale. Bonds due in five years with annual interest. The Obbatein church votes to call Rev Rice as pastor and he accepts starting duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y S
Rudolph Klayabolte & Co
Cincinnati
Tane
Peckinpaugh
Obbatein Church
Rev. Rice
Plain Two Sunday School Convention 1899 Held at Plain church
The twenty second annual Plain towable Sunday School Convention meets at Plain church on Saturday June 17 1899. Afternoon session begins 1 30 with music prayer and talks by Rev W H Nuffziger Ora Eberhart and others. Evening session at 7 30 features music recitations and addresses by Dr S Yeater and Ray Beacher Powell among others with general discussion and invitation to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Towbable
the Plain Church
W. H. Nuffziger
Ora Eberhart
Belle Enfield
Eesay
Mra
T. A. Weaver
J T. Hook
Nellie Baker
Klopfestein
Baby Bath School
O Allaman
Edna
Iglar
Florence McKee
Ray Beacher Powell
Edith Gill
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Testimonials Endorsement
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Endorsements from Toledo wholesalers claim reliability and sales nationwide.
Wooster Area Stirs With Festival News And Local Notices
Local items from Wooster report visits and gatherings at homes of Whonastler and Havenstein, plus Bert Bechtel and a companion in town. A band festival drew nearly $20. Miss Nina Stongh returned to Shreve after a month here. School closed Friday. teachers praised. Boxwell exam winners to perform midweek. Infant and children’s Day events noted. several absences and baptisms referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Stongh
Shreve
Friands
Nichoff
Friendaville
Geo. Havenstein
Farmers' Reunion Third Annual Wayne County Meet
The Third Annual Reunion of the Farmers' Association of Wayne County will be held on the Experiment Station grounds Thursday, June 22, 1899 at 10 in the morning. Basket picnic at 12. Afternoon session opens at 1 with music and remarks by President D. R. Firestone. Professors and farmers from Lattasburg will present addresses on station work, strawberry culture, cucumber and tomato notes, and other farm topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Association of
Wayne County
Picoic Grounds
Thureday
America
D. R. Firestone
Wegeter
Angy
Pisin Two
Beo
Warner
Plain, Moale
Farmers’ Union of
J. F. Hickman
Moale
Lattasburg
M. J. Green
F. M. Wenster
A. D. Selby
Fisher of Wooster Dies in Great Bend Depot Tragedy
G H Fisher of Wooster died Thursday in Great Bend station after heart trouble caused collapse on a depot platform. He was born October 18 1845 near Applecreek and had lived in Wooster 127 years. Survived by five children and sister Mrs Huby. Funeral held with Rev G O Smith. Postmortem cites extensive lime deposits around heart valves as cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Fisher of
Wooster
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Great Baond
Kew
Great Bend
H. Fisher
Applecreek
Esteam
H . Euby
Orrville
Raymond
Canton
Capitelahe
Mire
W. J Dennis
Mt Veroooile
Underwood Whip Co
Mastaseott Whip Co
Westfield
Mase
G. O. Smith
Flickinger Man Dies at Home Near Madisonburg
Wm. Flickinger aged 23 died at his home northeast of Madisonburg on Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning from Mt Zion Church Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. Flickinger
Madisonburg
Mt. Zion
Hand Drawn into a Pulley Causes Injury and Death in Pennsylvania
Hand drawn into a pulley by an elevator device injured Harry Crow of Wooster while working in Mageilion on Tuesday of last week. Joseph McAnaney, formerly of Wooster, died in a bone hospital in New Cantra, Pa, from diabetes on Friday morning at about age 46, youngest son of Jock McAnaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crow
Wooster
Mageilion
Bia
Joseph McAnaney
New Cantra
Jock McAnaney
School Supt Adair Severely Injured In Runaway Fire
Dollastown School Superintendent E E Adair broke his left arm Saturday night while attempting to stop a runaway horse. He was treated locally and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
E E Adair
Dollastown School
University notes mark busy Wooster summer term
Rev D Harry Devor 99 resumes mission work in August in Africa after Elmdale assignment. Eleanor Blocher 05 of Bloomington returns home for summer after two years teaching in Washington College Tenn. Prof R H Brancon 98 elected Savannah Academy principal to replace G M Johnston 95. Ashley Huffman 09 named superintendent at North Fairfield Ohio. Howard Jones 01 just back from Porto Rico with Hospital Corps. Corena Lee 00 Perryeville in city. Rev J Nisholae 80 delivered farewell communion at Kankea Chapel on Rabbath. Witnesses to execution hearers noted. Collegiate Department commencement today closing events. Prof H B Work of Wheeling has joined Summer School faculty. President Keeler to Pacific coast trip and LA educators meeting. Prof J Black also travels to coast. Hoover Cottage rooms all booked. Conservatory secured by school. Wooster prep centers on a busy summer with many rooms taken. Term opens Monday at 2 pm with opening address and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Devor
Elmdale
Dakota
Africa
Eleanor Blocher
Bloomington
Washington College
Tenn.ie
R. H. Brancon
West - Liberty
Testes
Savannah Academy
G. M Jomrstin
Wooster University Vreparstory
Keuvel
Bis
National Association of Educators
Los Angeles
Dctor Ia
Prof
J . Black
Hoover Cottage
Conservatory
Fis
Wooster
Wooster Summer Events Draw Visitors From Many Towns
Prof Ira Stahl and wife of Van Wert attend Wooster events and plan to stay all summer with the Summer School teaching corps. Delegations from Canton Massillon Cleveland Columbus Springfield Mansfield Sidney Sandusky Cincinnati Zanesville Athensville Alliance Akron Norwalk and others expected. Numerous alumni and guests from Urbana Delhi Cleveland Canton and beyond will return for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Stahl
van Wert
Wooster
Canton
Massillon
Cleve‘land
Columbus
Springfield
Mansfeld
Sidney
Sandusky
R. M. Donaldson
Urbana
Geo
L Gelwicka
Delhi
Dudley Hard
Cleveland
R Progh
Piqua
Palmar
Columbia
E. W. Work
Dayton
Charles Krichbaum
Mias Jeannette Fileb
Misa Mary Maratall
Mias
Edna Hunter
Ashland
Ross Jamieson
Applecreek
Helen MacGregor
Miamisburg
J.B. Kline
Bolivar
Ellyn Shipley
Kansas City
W.H. Wilson
Beaver Falls
M. Moderwell
Chicago
Grace Graham
Lexington
B J Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Hackett
Burgan Woman Dies at Home of Consumption
Mrs J R Burgan and Mrs Artie Burgan are named in a notice noting the death of Mrs Artie Burgan on Saturday at the Congress home from consumption. The husband and two employed children survive. Funeral held at 3 p m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Burgan
Congress
Marriage Licenses Filed From Various Localities
Wm Horner of New Bedford Ohio and Lizzie Lichtenwaiter of Amithville. Charles R Maine and Alice Hoover of Sterling. Edgar O Reed of Londonville and Emma P Shaffer of Shreve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Horner
New Bedford
Lizzie Lichtenwaiter
Amithville
Charles R. Maine
Alice Hoover
Sterling
Edgar O. Reed
Londonville
Emma P. Shaffer
Shreve
Daniel A. Lawrence Dies Near Wooster at Tin Farm
Daniel A. Lawrence, about 70, dropped dead from heart failure Monday morning near tin farm six miles south of Wooster. A Civil War veteran of the 9th Ohio Cavalry, he was deceased Wednesday after funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Lawrence
Tin Farm
Wooster
Franklin Two
9Th Ohio Cavalry
Wooster Reports 2097 School Youth Enumerated
Frank Glasgow and Wm Laightner, employed by the Wooster Board of Education, filed a report with Clerk Philip Markley. The tally shows 2097 school youths, about 90 fewer than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glasgow
Wm. Laightner
Wooster Board of Education
Philip Markley
Merchant killed by freight train near Cleveland excursion
L A Conter, 30, a Creatoo clothing merchant, was killed by a freight train while returning from a Cleveland excursion. He missed his train and is thought to have boarded a freight. His body was found along the tracks. He once clerked for W H Sibley of Wooster. Funeral held at 2 pm Wednesday, burial at Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A. Conter
Creatoo
Cleveland
W H. H. Sibley
Wooster
Grafton
Samuel Christine Dies After Short Illness
Samuel Christine, aged 16, son of Perry Christine of Shreve, died Friday morning after a brief illness. The death notice lists his father and hometown and notes the family's sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Christine
Perry Christine
Shreve
Wooster Notes Abroad and Local News Roundup
A mix of summer plans and local notices includes Homer Young of Ohio State University visiting home, Prof Walter Mt Gillam heading to Chicago after Lima, and Rev D Love preaching at Wooster First Presbyterian. Salvatoin Army room move, machinery arrivals for Bran statter project, and property transfers surface alongside divorce filings, a Toledo case, and cyclone aftermath reports from New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Young
Ohio State University
Walter Mt Gillam
Lima
Chicago
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MT Eaton
Scott Billman
Patan
Plain Two
F. J Cheney
Toledo
F. J. Chene
Bellave
Transac
He Est & Thavx
WaLoing
Kinnan & Manvis Wholesale
IAAN
Warren Givrbarich
Wooater
O. B Whonastler
Jerry and
Kenda
Bert Bechtel
Lady Friend of Wooster
M.E Obaarch
Amos Lichty
Seville
Brevie
Amanda Hoff
Beach
Moga
Gertie Hawk of
Lutheran
Jas. Totten
Ismet
Gertrude Grismore
I E Ewing
Ed Miller
Hanna
Geo. Jones
John Bremser
Beach Grova
Presbyterian Church
Farmers’ Reunion
Fisher
Wm. Flickinger
University Notes
Ashley Huffman
North Fairfield
Howard Jones
Porto Rico
Hoapital Corpa
Mise Corena Lee
Perryeville
Rev. J . Nisholae
Kankea Chapel
Rabbath
W L. Smith
Smith
Wooser
Inleston
Ohio
Wheeling
Weaton
Woorter
A.W Knowlton
Creston
Illiam
Auburn Seminary
New York
J. R. Burgan
Pennsylvania
Wai— Amroel Rat
Eastwal
Valporalac
Plymouth
Warsaw
FiWayn van Wert Lima
Hocyras
Tucas
Porryaville
Loudon
Aikeville
Ig Prairie
Woonrfer
Uurlon
Lawrence
Loulavide Mastina Alliance
Swuien
Levtonia
Pittright
Tae
Apaea
Cleveland Songers
Mannfeld
Tin
Alliance
Niles
Youngstown
LF Lore
FORD
Genara Managy
Genaral
Panna
W. Leyda
Azent
Westward
Pittsb
Leetonia Baloi Esecrseee
Maximo
Louisville Caulon
Amasalllon
Lawrence Burtonelt
Mith Vila
Tor
Khroyo Bharali
Lakeville
Loudonville
Perrywville
Uchs Mansfeld Aly
Baie Bucyrus
Vau_ Wert
Waynonr
Ae Wannow Iv
Rtm Wa
Cresten
Atore
Craighead & CO
Rev . D. Love of
Warren
Wooster First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
Rich & Brough’s
Fees
Op South Market
Branstatter Brick and Tile
Chas. Keim
Ant Liberty
J M Keim
Charles Heater
Ca. O
Drace Morgan
Teeener
East Liverpool
Mary H Morgan
Beaverst
Latte
Jewel
Will
Showacre
Harry H. Vogle
Mize M A. Yost
Ruth H Jackson
John G. Jackson
Cuyahoga Co Common Pleas Court
Jackson
Toledo Commission
Ruth H. Jackson
John Hindman
Sahe
Homer
Saw Bedford
Ities
Lizzie Litouteowaiter
Jone Htoat
Chippewa T Duckard
Kill Nuck
Michael Furdg
Wayne Two
John Gillen
John
Mary
Charles Gillen
New Richmond
Wic
Etts M. Carlin
West Salem
Misa Delay Warner
West North St
John S. Adair
Warne
William Annat
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