Local notes from Burbank update people and events
Public schools closed on Friday April 30. Miss Riddle left for home Saturday. Clyde Cover toured toward Weatherville and Columbus for civil engineering exam. John Dodd bought mill property of F E Snyder. New roots laid at U B parsonage and Allen Hoffman home. Home improvements at A E Luce residence. Five cases of meningitis reported including postmaster Mrs F E Spyder and two children. WCTU district president plans Fredericksburg convention May 25. Rev Dowling and Rev Stump active in Akron and Zion’s chapel. Mr B Snyder died after paralysis onset election day. Patriotic meeting hosted by YWCA at Fusale man residence with music, solos, and readings.
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Miss Riddle
Clyde
Weaterville
Columbus
John Dodd
F. E. Snyder
U B
Allen Hoffman
A. E. Luce
Menalea
F E Spyder
Mica Myrtie
WCTU
Fredericksburg
Dowling
Akron
Mina Edith Martindale
Stump
U .S
Zion’s Chapel
B. Snyder
Peralysia
Pire
Dora Miller
Rey Stump
Mabel Over
Hattie Neumeyer
Book of Nature
Dell Cat
Weather Fine and Village Notes From Wooster
REEDLEUG reports fine weather. Misa Maggie Fortney will spend summer in Wooster. John Mullineaux of West Salem visited friends there over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Geo Gill guests of David Gill over Sabbath. Megsra Kauffman returned from North Lawrence. Wheat looks fine. Considerable mumps among village children. Mrs Gill improving. Mr and Mrs Carroll buried their youngest child on Sabbath. James McAlee and wife guests of Mrs Wilt Armstrong last Wednesday. Gav H Conn sawed out a nice lot of atu for crates for Jozeph Whitworth this week. Armstrong 18 sold ring tom 8 lame back. Dramatic club postponed entertainment. Jacob Shaver family Sunday guests of Barbanknends. Old landmark removed from smart farm. James Rose camry hers YW 1810 and built a fox thbia next year. A low spare later it was said to James Gines grandfather of Fulton Glass of Worster and a reminder of pioneer days until last week torn down. Frank Smith and wife of Leroy visiting here and Wooster. Lay buyers through Friday and Saturday. demand seems good. I N Winter having eyag treated by Cleveland specialist. Texas letter says they have worked the car three times, beans and potatoes in bloom. Wheat and puta leading. Differences between there and here. Some oats still to be sown in granary.
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Misa Maggie Fortney
Wooster
John Mullineaux
West Salem
Geo. Gill
David Gill
Megsra Kauffman
North Lawrence
Jacob Shaver
Smart Farm
James Rose Camry
James Gines
Fulton Glass
Worster
I. N. Winter
Texas
Atill
Mags
Mabel Woort
Kepner
Wayne Co
Lima
Blattenberg
Euccea
Girorjean
Grovjean
Wayne Coman
Wo Alen
W. K Boone
Boons
Dant
Boone
Halfhill
Miller
Raat Union
Personal Paragraphs Observe Visiting Friends
Local notes list Mrs Ethel Hunt visiting friends in Cincinnati and Mrs D W Immell of Jamestown visiting Mrs E M Quinby. Mrs N J Platter travels to Winfield Kansas on business. D M McConnell of Zimmerman Co ill at home on N Bever t. John A Lawrence near Wooster reported ailing. Mrs Karl Merz of New York City visits Prof and Mrs Bennett on Beall Ave. County Commissioner M M Miller moved from Bias Farm to Oreston. Hon Seth H Ellis of Springboro and OL J F Robinson of Rockway in city Friday. Mrs Wertz of Toledo visits her parents, Rev ersed Mrs Newell on East Bower. Frank Wanler, Mrs F L Imgard and Miss Amelis Imgard of New York City guests of August Imgard’s family on Beall Ave. Rev Qo Schaeffer, longtime pastor, accepts call to Troy Ohio German Evangelical Church and moves last week. Wheat crop possibly damaged by frost in some locales. Mrs Frank Gearhart last week with her sick father Mr Bow Snyder of Burbank. Mr George Feud of Carthage Mo visiting relatives after ten years away. Mr George W Spangler returned Saturday from a two week trip through northern Ohio Michigan and Canada. Mr Jay Shulenberger of Lodi tarrying on his brother in law Frank Gearhart last Monday.
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Ethel Hunt
Cincinnati
D. W. Immell
Jamestown
E M. Quinby
N. J. Platter
Winfield
Kansas
D. M. McConnell
Zimmerman & Co
N. Bevert
Karl Merz
New York City
Mra Bennett
Beall Avenue
Frank Wanler
Mra
F. L Imgard
Amelis Imgard
August Imgard
QO. Schaeffer
Troy
Bay
Frank Gearhart
Bow Snyder
Burbank
George Feud
Carthage
George W. Spangler
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Jay Shulenberger
Lodi Wan Tarling
Hin
Kidney Health Claims Ad for Swamp Root Treatment
An advertisement promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems. It asserts urine tests reveal kidney trouble and claims the medicine corrects incontinence, pain, and nocturnal urination, with samples and pamphlets offered by mail from Binghamton NY.
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Khnitmer
Kilmer& Co
Binghamton, NY
University Notes Parade of social and scholarly events
The Nentor olnay received a warm reception at Prof and Mrs Bopnat s home on Thursday. A large banquet honored the juniors by loyal friends the Frenchmen. Friday night s gathering at the Yoder was a mixer with culinary, social and literary aspects. Freshmen provided ample hospitality. Professor Black consulted in Canton about eye issues. Professors Compton and Dickason head to Madisonburg to judge a declamatory contest. Tom Smarr entered Beta Theta Phi on Saturday. Y M and W I C held their monthly missionary meeting on Tuesday. May 19 plans include a special train carrying delegates to the General Assembly at Winona Indiana stopping in Wooster for several hours. A committee has elaborate arrangements to entertain guests, promising a notable university event. David Yohannan delivered an address at Tita Bator and will speak at Wayne Church next Sabbath. Charles Compton will preacher at Westminster next Sabbath morning. Mrs Black returned from Cincinnati for her sister s wedding. The decennial sermon for commencement week will be preached by Rey Palmer. McKinney has gone to Fredericktown for a short visit. Wooster Summer School gains notice with possible Indian Territory enrollment. President Scovel preached in Dayton Sabbath. Rev Jan Howeton relocates from Olivesburg to Bloomington this week. A recital by Atle Mira Erma Ki was well attended and enjoyed. Reamer will graduate in music in 1908.
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Nentor Olnay
Prof
Mre. Bopnat
Professor Black
Canton
General Assembly
Winone
Indiana
Wooster's University
David Yohannan
Tita Batorday
Wayne Church
Charles H Compton
Frader Ickeburg
Westminister
Oakland Qalafornis
McKinney
Hin Omen
Fredericktown
Wooster
Indian Territory
Scovel
Dayton
Rev . W. Work
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Wooster Area
Latter letters remained unclaimed at Wooster post office. Many names mentioned in a community update include Marie Alexander, Ermence Tiny Taneyhill, Hermendus Mo A Kuoler, John Keister, Joan G Taylor, and M oS Thompson. Social notes cover visits, depot painting, Sabbath activities, and remarks on local figures such as Dr Blattenberg and Mr Grovjean. Also notes church events, marriages, and business success, with a testimonial about Dant Boone and Rev J Miller. A product ad for Bucklen’s Amion Salve concludes the entry.
Experiments with Corn Varieties at Ohio Station
Ohio Station reports six years of corn experiments comparing dent and flint types, and colors show no link to productivity. Dent varieties dominate Ohio yields, with best results from midsize plants in southern valleys and reliable midrange types in the northern region. Deep vs shallow cultivation favors shallow work, and seed from different ear parts shows no clear seed-weight advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Wooster
Flint
Dent
Asa
Chester County
Ilinois
Theas
The City Markets and Wedding Cabinets at Wooster
Public notice lists offerings from The City Markets at Wooster including wedding cabinets souvenir cards and school closing exercises. Herald Office at N E Corner Public Square Wooster advertises varied fine programs and related items.
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Herald Office
N. E
Wooster
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