Notable Local Figures Visit and Travel amid Illness and Duty
Alre- dudge-MicClarran, ill but much improved, and Mrs. Bon visiting sister Mrs. Paxton in Washington. Frank Hower of Harding & Co. called to Annville, Pa., by ill mother. Postmaster J F. Marchand attended aunt’s funeral in Colombiana. Mr. and Mrs. A M Parrish in Washington for presidential inauguration. Rev S S Gligon visiting Wooster relatives. Mrs. F E Myers of Ashland attended Lieut. E A Palmer funeral. Sheriff W W Garver hosted Samuel Garver Esq. and family. B Hi Palmer and son Jobo Palmer in Wooster for funeral. Capt. N L Kuhns to occupy McKinley home in Canton during president’s absence. Rev. W O Hubbell preached in Dalton after visiting Wooster. Walter J Mullin and John McSweeny Jay returned from Washington on Harry Scovel’s matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alre- dudge-MicClarran
Mra. Bon
Douglass
Mra. Paxton
Washington, D. C
Frank Hower
Harding & Co
Annville
J F. Marchand
A.M. Parrish
Washington, D.C
Gligon
D. D
The
Presbyterian Banner
Pittsburg
Wooster
F. E. Myers
Ashland
E. A. Palmer
Samuel Garver
Freemont
W W. Garver
B. Hi. Palmer
Jobo Palmer
N. L. Kuhns
McKinley
Canton
W. O. Hubbell
Allegheny
U. P
Dalton
Walter J. Mulling
John McSweeny Jay
Washington
Harry Scovel
Rev B Fay Mills to Speak in City Opera House Friday
Local notices highlight Rev B Fay Mills performing at the City Opera House on Friday night March 12 under YMCA auspices with admission of 26 cents. Also noted are Ash Wednesday observances, political primaries, and various local happenings including meat thefts, a saloon sale to cover tax, and the Wooster Debating Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fay Mills
City Opera House
Joe Hill
Canton
Woolster
Fay Mills
City Opera
Orrville
W. H. Beeler
Maysville
Masaillon
Thorsday
Rev. B. Fay Mille
C. A. Stahl
Will McKinney
Kandy
Harley Zeigler
Zeigler
Ephraim Jolliff
Wayne County
Avoca
Iowa
Wooster Debating Club
City
DCO
City of
Wooster
Mongey House
W. P. Snyder
Union meeting and religious notices amid city events
A Sabbath evening union gathering of Christian Endeavor Societies and the Epworth League will be held at the M E church at 6 pm led by Prof. Dickason of the University. Reports end with remarks on church activities and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth League
M.E Church
Dickason
E. A. Palmer
J F. Smith
McKinney
Nickok
John F. Barrett
Solomon's Temple
Bethel Church
Hall Young
Weastminster Church
Alaska
McKiney
Ashland
Milwaukee
Lagerta
Wayne County
Stroma
Chicago
Electric Bitters Medicine Ad Promises Quick Relief
Electric Bitters is a tonic and alterative for languid, exhausted feeling and torpid liver. It is suggested to avert bilious fevers and counter malarial poison. Headache, indigestion, constipation, and dizziness may yield. Sold at Lanbach & Boyd's Drug Store for 60c and 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanbach & Boyd
Smiteville Pickling Works Progress Mentioned At Local Area
Notices recount local events in Smiteville including the Capuing and Pickling Works project with praise from Weller of Cincinnati. Social happenings: visits by residents from Orrville and Cleveland, library opening, church meetings with conversions, a fire scare from an ash barrel, births, and health updates amid winter cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Eberly
Earl Fook
Medina
Jos
Bricker
Wood House
Albert Zell
Edward Brown
Applecreek
Thomas Teeple
George Stearn
Jessia Yoder
Earl Bronneman
Hiram Hunsberger
Mies Alta Uartal
Sterling
Afr. Well
Farm sales draw buyers to Wooster area in 1897
A series of farm sales announced for March 1897 near Wooster details offerings of horses cows sheep hogs and farming implements. Auctions list locations three miles southwest of Wooster Applecreek road and Franklin township with times starting at 10 or 12 o clock noon and include farm products and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert L. Lowe
Applecrack
George W. Gant
Wooster
J. W. Watter
Applecreek Road
Tasaday
Charles Kimber
J L. Kimber
Durham
Shropshire
David Swansgood
Elson
New Pittaborg
James A Franks
George Moore
Fredericksburg
Obas, Lautenschlager
Baunel Lautenechlager
Lautenschhlager
Franklin Township
Wooster and
Frederickaburg
Applecreek News Notes Birds Illness and Weather
Applecreek reports a local songbird sighting near an apple tree and mentions robins and crows in the area. The town sees mumps and grippe cases, many recovering. Mrs. Dillian Steele of Knox County plans to return home after pneumonia. A cold snap with zero and 20 below temperatures is recalled, with mild current weather and no spring yet. Presbyterian service planned with Rev. G S Hackat from Uniontown to conduct. Knox burglars arrested and a watch identified, easing fear for affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillian Steele
Knox County
Clark
Presbyterian Church
Hackat
Uniontown
Knox
Thermomotor Zero Records and Local Moves in Weilersville
Weilersville notes a zero temperature Saturday morning and hopeful last cold spell. Dora Gerber returns home after a year away in Indiana. Henry Uipstand buys a small Medina county farm to move there next spring. Cyrus Rankel moves into Hhealand’s home. Harvey Hartzler moves into Rankel’s house. No. 10 literary society holds a well attended meeting despite stormy weather. Farmers show renewed interest in the picket enterprise. Mrs. J Hostetler Sr. is very sick with lung congestion. Lorinda Kartz ill on Sabbath. Jacob Detweiler moves into Peter Greaser’s house, formerly David Kauffman’s. Subscribe for the Humaup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Gerber
Elkhart
Indiana
Honry Uipstand
Medina County
Cyrus Rankel
Grandpa Hhealand
Harvey Hartzler
Mr. Rankel
Literary Society
No. 10
J. Hostetler Sr
Lorinda Kartz
Jacob Detweiler
Peter Greaser
David Kauffman
Redding confined to bed at M E church Sabbath
Myris Redding of Tennessee was confined to her bed with grippe like symptoms on the Sabbath morning at the M E church, her condition noted in the church record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertises Claims
An ad explains urine tests as evidence of kidney trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims relief from back pain, incontinence, and nightly urination, with sample bottle offers and free pamphlets, priced 2 to 1 dollar in some lines, and directed to Warne County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne County
Henan
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NY
Tell-Tale Overcoat Theft Near Wooster
Cyrus F. Franks, living about three miles east of Wooster, reported a theft on December 24, 1896. A bundle containing a coat, undercoat, pants and vest valued at $16.50 was taken from a buggy as he prepared to depart, a common incident of unattended wagons and buggies in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elleperman
Hia
Wee
Franka
South Market Street
Jacob A.newell
Plain Township
David A. Newell
Jeffrion
Franks
Newell
Elle German
William Weaver
Newell’s
Wooster
Cyrus F. Franks
Insignia of Honor and Glass Eye in Pawnshop Tales
A Chicago pawnshop tale recounts a glass eye loan bid and a loaded history of heirlooms. A dignified man offered a glass eye for a short loan, while a later client sought $80 on engagement jewels. Nearby stalls conceal wary deals as echoes of displaced aristocracy linger in vaults and private corners. A mouse chase ends with a wheel journey of 28 miles in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekolatona
Napoleon
Legion of Honor
Chicago
Clark Atreat
Shaeid Showna
Tyou
Mann
Outrage over sermon pay in Oxford inquiry
A country rector complained to a well known church dignitary that he received only £6 for preaching at Oxford. The dignitary allegedly exclaimed that he would not have preached for £50, reflecting a sharp critique of sermon compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
London
Wedding Cabinets and Souvenir Cards for School Closings
Fine programs and wedding cabinets offered at the Herald Office, N. HE, Corner Public Square, Wooster. Souvenir cards suitable for school closing exercises available in endless variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
N. HE
Wooster
Church Directory Listing for Disciples Church North Buckeye 81
Disciples Church North Buckeye 81 holds regular services each Lord's day at 10 20 AM with pastor Rabbath Boneal 37 Young People's Meeting 6 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 PM Church of God on Month Street lists services Sabbath 6 PM and 8 AM with additional weekly gatherings Glasgow area Sabbath 7 PM YF group meets Wednesdays 7 PM structured community notices include multiple church listings and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Market
Larwill Streets
Rey J
Smith
Hervites
Banday
Chas
Haupert
General Clasa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Paniversity Chapel
Werminster Church
Wiest Presbyterian Church
North
Walnut Stream
O A. Hille
Wedneadsy
United Presbyterian Church
North Beaver
English Lutheran Church
North Eastoorner Market
Larwill Streete
WW. Orley
D. D
Evary Rabbath
D. E
Hobinson
Bethany
Qgorner North Market
Larwill
Me Babbath School
BE. Hunt
Young People's Meeting
Preyer
Missionary Circle
Oaonung
THE
Disciples Church
North Buckeye
Rev. J
Disciples Or
Church of Christ
Small
Barvises
Sebbath Bohol
Glasgow
Ariastiig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pointe
D. E. Spade
Bittman
West E. Ry
City Guards
Washington D. C
Smiteville
Martin Rich
Tuesaday
Geo. Peters
Hattie Shoemaker
John Bricker
Elmer Billman
Cleveland
Smithville
Billman
Pentz
Menno Zigler
Cochel
David L. Hoff
Missca Isa Moora Eberly
Zoe Cankey
Webster
Misa Elma Stepheny
Wayne
Conklin
Fablic Sales
William II
Germany
Frederick William IV
Post Ofice
Berlin
William I
New York Tribune
Applegreek
Weilersville
Big Eye
Dustomera
Tran
Atall No. 1
Tralos
Cleveland, Wooster & Ivakingum Valley
Alb
Wwig
Traloa
Chas O Bcall
G. PA
Baltimore
Allen
Aust
G. P. A. Chicago
W Kisling
Orbville
Norte
John 8
Adair
Lan
Ees
Weyne County
Oxzaeunsp & Co
Peru
Tees
Borin Teae
Old Ohio
Ververy
John Willamann
Churol
Ron
Buckeye Streeta
Bey
Beck
Rencay
Anday Bonool
Aid
Misa
ST. James Episcopal
North Market
Forth Streets
Mt. Ben Gays
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!