Floral Wedding at Kingsleys Ends in Cambridge Union
Miss Mary Kingaley wed James C. Corbett of Cambridge Massachusetts at the Kingsley home August 28 in a rose filled parlor and reception hall ceremony conducted by Rev D Stauffer. C E McAfee played the wedding march and Marechal Neil roses framed the bridal gown. The couple left for a Buffalo wedding trip and will reside in Cambridge Mayo. The bride is Wooster Class of 1898 and the groom works for the Government Signal Service in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Kingsley
Mary Kingaley
James C. Corbett
Cambridge
Mass
D. Stauffer
St James Episcopal Church
C. E McAfee
Marechal Neil
Corbett
Buffalo
Eastern Points
Mayo
Wooster University
Government Signal Service
Pleasant Home Camp Meeting Lacked Countywide Hype
Pleasant Home camp meeting passed quietly with a smaller crowd than previous years. Editors from county papers were scarce, only one from West Salem attended, drawing private disappointment and calls for better support. The Garver reunion had weaker turnout, rain affected the Sunday School Picnic, and the upcoming Soldiers and Sailors reunion looms with Rev. Cadsel to preach. Rally Day set for September 29 aims to boost fall attendance, with the Ohio Sunday School Association offering a free Rally Day Program via Joseph Clark in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Garver
Ohio Sunday School Association
Joseph Clark
Ruggery Building
Columbua
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
C E Rutter of Cleveland wed Bertha Blake of Wooster. A H Denbrook of Orrville married Ida C Cheyney of Orrville. Charles Dilworth of Congress married Bella Turner of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rutter
Cleveland
Bertha Blake
Wooster
A. H. Denbrook
Ida C. Cheyney
Orrville
Charles Dilworth
Bella Turner
Congress
Death of Edward C Hard at Wooster aged 53
Edward C Hard died suddenly at his home on Nold Avenue Friday morning August 80 at 9:30. Cause was an apoplectic stroke after two hours unconsciousness. He was born in Mt Vernon Ohio son of Dr ad K Hard. He spent most of his life in Wooster as a Western Union telegraph operator for about 25 years. Survived by wife and children Clifford Miss Roth Ralph Walt Arthur Margery Rebte all of Wooster. He served as a sergeant in the old io D O NG and was buried with military honors with three volleys. Old guard led the ceremonies with Co 1 aiding. Pallbearers included Capt Forbes Alcouk Lt John Cameron Sergeants Chas Hessler Mae McClure Chas Barrett and Andrew Trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C Hard
Nold Avenue
Mr Ward
Mt Vernon
Oho
Ad K. Hard
Wooster
Western Union
Clifford
Miss Roth
Ralph
Walt Arthur
Margery
Rebte
Fred
Old Guard
Forbes Alcouk
John Cameron
Chas. Hessler
Mae McClure
Chas Barrett
Andrew Trunk
Death of a Former Wayne County Resident
Mrs. Archibald Hanna of Canton died August 30 at 65 from a stroke. Born in Dalton, she lived in Wayne County until marriage, served nine years as matron and her husband as superintendent of the Charity Botch school at Mansilon, later residing in Canton for a year. Survived by children William, Earl, Eva, Halda at home and Frank of Columbus, Mrs. Samuel McDowell of Craig Neb. Funeral held Monday at Probate Court in Expexas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hanna
Canton
Wss
Dalton
Wayne County
Charity Botch School
Mansilon
William
Earl Eva
Halda
Frank
Columbus
Samuel McDowell
Craig, Neb
Postence Dispeses Golden Corners Post Office
After Saturday night the Golden Corners post office will be disconnected as storekeeper Richard Wessex goes out of business. Residents in Overton, Bartaak, Weston and Wooster must confirm their nearest delivery point and preferred address to ensure continued newspaper service and avoid delivery disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Cornect
Richard Wessex
Goden Corners
Overton
Bartaak
Weston and Wooster
Hrratp
Posieice
Real estate transfers recorded in the county office
Transfers include Hamilton to Dietrich lot 183 in Wooster. May to Garrett 100 acres in Clinton township for 6000. Hoover to Smucker 73 acres in Greene township for 4200. Eberly to Arnold 45 100 acre in Sugarcreek township for 30000. Anistatz to Sturn 73 acres in Green township for 7888. Snyder to Elizabeth Snyder undivided sixth of 106 acres in Wooster for 800. Curry to D C Curry Lumber Co lots in Wonater for 9000. Worley to Young lot 8 in Applecreek for 1000. Everly to Matty lot 617 in Orrville for 250. Rossall to Chamberlain Co lot 309 in Creston for 126. Goudy to Feasel lot 23 in Dalton for 1100. Funsalman to Read lot 70 in West Salem for 375. Winkler to Raudebaugh 42 acres in Chester for 2300. Rickel to Henderson 7 acres in West Salem and property exchange. Hoff to Myers 2 acres in Congress for 476. Carlin to Ginter lot 102 in Congress for 25. Wenger to Hostetter lot 281 in Orrville for 700. Akey to Akey 160 acres in Paint for 4000. Fry to Martha Fry undivided sixth of 6 acres in East Union for 1. Fry to Martha Fry 1 acre in East Union for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K Hamilton
Mary C Dietrich
Wooster
Clark B May
Ellenette Garrett
Clinton Township
Benjamin Hoover
Samuel J Smucker
Greene Township
Levi Eberly
Allan
Arnold
Sugarcreek
Susan Anistatz
George A. Sturn
Green Township
James L Snyder
Elizabeth Snyder
Wooster Township
David Curry
D C. Curry Lumber Co
Wonater
H Worley
M M. Young
Applecreek
Jennie E Everly
H L. Matty
Orrville
Price Rossall
C E Duyulier
Chamberlain’ & Co
Creston
S. W Goudy
Caroline A. Feasel
Dalton
Rachel Funsalman
G Read
West Salem
Martin Winkler
Henry Raudebaugh
Chester Township
David Rickel Et
Thomas Henderson
Isaiah K. Hoff
Elizabeth Myers
Congress Township
Samuel B. Carlin
Ellen Ginter
Congress
Samuel Wenger
J W. Hostetter
Peter Rt. Akey
Melvin A. A. Akey
Remedy for Hessian fly-vent wheat treatment tested
Pennsylvania agricultural officials report on J A Emig's Hessian fly preventive. A field split for experiment showed wheat prepared with Emig's formula produced 25 bushels per acre with strong straw and heads, while untreated wheat yielded 8 bushels with weak straw. Emig claims cost under 80 cents per acre and says the remedy is harmless. Dr. Elder Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J. A. Emig
York
Emig
Emig Olaime
Progressive Farmers Meeting Shows Unity and Plans
A meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Wais Bishop north of Wooster discussed forming an agriculture union to protect farm producers. Judge Wesker spoke on farm tools moisture and soil prep while WA Brace led on economizing machinery use. The club thanked the Bishops and scheduled a Sept 19 gathering at J M Grady’s for an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciek
Wais Bishop
Wooster
Misa Getstemacs
Cork
Madsonburg
Banks
Edith Bason Picctcre
Dove Noahees
Ronsa Miller
Modenez
Bregecas
Westvie
Bette
Ins Union
Judge Wesker
Tattre
David
Brace Sever
Death of John C Larwill in Mansfield
John C Larwill aged 81 years 6 months 10 days died at his Mansfield home on Friday August 30 from ailments of old age. Born in Wooster son of William Larwill an early Wooster settler, he spent much of his life in Londonville and Mansfield. The remains were brought to Wooster for interment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Larwill
Mansfield
Wooster
William Larwill
Londonville
Snyder Horse Sale at Thorndey Nets Strong Prices
The August 29 sale by W. F. Snyder at Thorndey drew 20 horses selling well with an average price of 205 dollars and 2 cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Snyder
Thorndey
Prank Family Reunion Sets 1902 Copley Gathering
Descendants of Balthusser Prank gathered at Mr and Mrs D Prank Copley for the August 28 reunion attended by 72 across three generations. Officers elected for the year include D Frank president and J Hale secretary. Next reunion slated for Mrs Mary Collier Prank at Copley in August 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthusser Prank
Mary E. Colier
J. P Hale
A P.kinder
Mary Ball
Wadsworth
Cora Taft
Barro
Fritch
Geldlinger
Wester
Harris
Granger
Collins
Anna
Augusta
Jasin
Frank
Elsie Frank
Dollas
Fragmentary Report on Local Social Event and Attendees
An OCR readout lists numerous names and roles tied to a social gathering. It mentions judges, pioneers, and several women and men from nearby communities, with references to attendees and participants. The text preserves names tied to a local scene but lacks clear dates or a single cohesive event narrative.
Local Social Highlights and Visit Reports
The page lists social events and visits around Cleveland and nearby areas. It notes Amos Lidcy and Mira Siemie visiting, Mr and Mrs Wade Worth, and Mr and Mrs Chas Alesis among attendees. Guests include Miss Resco and Miss Heleo Sorwkay with mentions of recent engagements and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lidcy
Cleveland
Secers
Wick Siemie Mira
Pais
Cocese
Fer Onetier
Wire Voigt
Asd
Bsarer
Wade
Am Setter & Peters
Secertese
Asmsli Sodiznes
Death of Richer Richard McCretax
Richard McCretax died Saturday morning at his home on Wes Litexty Street aged 42 after years of illness. Funeral services were held at St Mary's Catholic Church on Meadows Imex Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCretax
Arguss
Wes
Litexty Street
Os Meads
St Mary’s Catholic
Local notes on storms and visits in the community
The column records a thunderstorm passing over the area and list of local happenings. It mentions community tea, a newborn of John fees, street activity with dollars, a household at P. and a cow valued asset, and a note about the Weaver family. It also references the Gof Ea Sneder family, Zorning 23 a daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lawrence, and small gatherings at Bemroon. Mariners and Wave group see activity with H and Mariner at Waves. Mrs Gea Jackson returns from a visit to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesry
Ping
John Fees
Bo Tone Tae
King
Wes Pires Court Report Unclear Audience and Timeline
Fragmented text notes a court or meeting involving individuals named Wes Pires, Snige Daszp, John Brandon, and Gilbert Fe Sievebeape with references to officials, delays, and a 3:59 time. Mentions of tobacco quality, winds, potatoes, tickets to Colsa-Dor, and a special train rate of $155 appear. surrounding garbled phrases obscure date, location, and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandon
Gilbert Fe
Orrids
Colsa- Dor
Wit
Atros
Uise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingsley—Corbdett
Rav. Cadsél
ME. Church
D. B. Good
Marrriage Licenses
E. C. Hard
Priday
Mary Hanna
Probate
Expexas
Rf. Adair
H.C Rutter
Gallipolis
Cha Rogers
John L. Dennis
Charles Jones
Charles A Fresher
Aeiliott Myers
Abraham Myers
Elliot Myers
Mary Orrviller
George Hile
J Warner
Lydia A Brenneman
F Wella
Thomas A Shreve
Henry Shreve
Martha Farnham
Wm B. Farnham
W S. Porter
H. Beeler
Will
Mary
Edward Bittaker
John Bittaker
George C. Race
Mary Wilson
Harvey Santsmyer
Sophis Flickinger
Ida M Hoff
Foq Campbell
Liona Brown
Parker D. Campbell
Jacob Holmes
R. Cook
Amanda J. Immelt
Simon D. Moser
Fanny Amstutz
Samuel Franke
David Franks
County Recorder
Dr. Elder
Spectavica, Wooster
John C Larwill
Auf
Ty Lebarnia
Watewiec
MEST
Poe
Tee Wester
Hughs
Macacer
Ena
Old Boys
Otteress
Cisces Kenes
Mary Bart
Bamdoerie
Wert
Damrke
Glexz
Mand Biases
Jacob Fire
Cas
Jscot Sud
Eva Beate
Ooms
Maz Downing
Woresuer
Mies
Szeg
Racorz
Tris
Mra Bev Berk Fas
Montas Steeene
Geo Hazerstees Osa
Rearieni
Darrik
Bast Reese
Joseph Herteorm
Gug Orl Berg
Frank Yugrimttej
Srimsen
Central Union
Taeto
Ordinspee
Siades
Milt
Remdencoe
HRB
John Wright
Temien Cove Board of Water Bite
Meror Smith
Ernan Moreso
Saith
Fore Eusen
Gof Ea Sneder
Zorning
Mr. Sare
George Lawrence
J S
Gea Jackson
Stak Coenty
Bar Leander Amd Barker
Ape Ghis
Mansly
Noah A
Pas Micese Ce
Atternagnertica
Eciverati
Sham Zew
Merl Bice
Br Bor Nash
Walter Emerzy
Wes Pires
C & Etegersmen
Ag-calare
Ant Leop Zeleen
Scou
Efor Mauoey
Saze
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