Exchange PropertieS Lattasburg March 80 Deal Between Snutt and Imhoff
In Lattasburg on March 80 a property exchange occurred between Charles F. Snutt and CG P. Imhoff with Shroperties transferred. Mr Shute will occupy his new possession after March 1. Harry Roger of Ashland visited town, relating to Charles Sheppard and boss attendance. John Myers plans home improvements including new windows. Alonzo Smith, a new t ensorial artist, started business with steady trade and hopeful outlook. The housekeeper tends spring seeds and plans busy prep for upcoming housecleaning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
Seairt Thigs West
Charles F. Snutt
CG. P. Imhoff
Shute
Harry Roger
Ashland
Charles Sheppard
Atta
Masy
Wifa
Cleveland
John Myera
Alonzo Smith
To Move to Canton Boxball Alley Faces Closure
The Beresford building eyet room boxball alley has closed after opening a few weeks ago and will be shipped to Canton where a room is secured. Patronage in Worcester proved insufficient to warrant operation. The game attracted several young players initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford
Canton
Lley
Woorster
Local church plans and funeral draw crowds in Dalton
Prof W B Wenner of Wooster University is slated to speak at the U P church next Sunday. Rev A H Rubball aids evangelistic services in Pittsburg this week and will stay through Sunday. Methodists seek funds for a new church, with work to start May 1 if enough is raised. Dalton saw many strangers for the funeral of Henry M Rudy, one of the county’s notable residents. The United Presbyterian services filled the church, with Rev W B Rubbell delivering the sermon and others assisting. The First National Bank directors and officers attended the funeral in a body. Rudy owned a beautiful country home in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Wenner
Wooster University
U. P
A. H. Rubball
Pittsburg
H. M. Rudy
Munsfield
United Presbyterian Church
W. B.rubbell
J. F. Findlay
J T. Hook
Ira Buchwalter
First National Bank of
Dalton
Rady
Decision in Lydick-Welker Case Denies Plaintiff Rights
The court review finds the plaintiff lived on the Wooster land for about fifteen years without a deed or clear contract, while Mr. Welker’s actions and remarriage suggest no enforceable agreement. The opinion notes a park set aside by Welker and rules the contract within fraud and lack of exclusive possession, dismissing the petition with costs.
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Lydick-Welker
Welger
Mr. Welker
Welker
Wooster
Mrs. Lydick
Wooster Toia
Bar
Martin Welker
Wool buyers urge ban on sisal twine in wool tying
W D Tyler and Son report a circular urging wool growers in the FECCA states to stop using sisal or binder twine. Manufacturers refuse fleeces tied with this twine due to sap fibers contaminating wool and causing defects. Agents will be notified to reject such wools, and mills will discriminate against excessive twine.
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W. D. Tyler & Son
Feeca
Wooster items include births plays and repairs
Born Saturday afternoon a daughter to W R Barnhart and wife on North Market Street. Seats for The Lion and the Mouse will be sold Friday April 3. Mrs Mabel Hathold Loreaux of Cooperstown ND daughter of Robert Batheld is reported better. William Log the contractor at the Wooster Shale Brick works reports good summer prospects. Mrs Ezra Lytle thanks the Wayne Township Housewives club and Progressive Club for kindness. Farmers urged to feed horses with Dr Carr’s Horse Powders. A horse owned by Edward Snoddy ran away on East Libert Street. Rev Dr Hartzell preached at St James Episcopal with Rt Rev David Sessums speaking in evening. Boy No 8 born to Harvey Clark on McDonald Street. Harry Manner off duty after injury at bowling. Public service board met. next regular meeting Wednesday. John Little repairs blacksmith shop and invites customers. Farmers’ telephone meeting invited attendees in Wooster Thursday. J J Stager killed in a mill belt in Killbuck. Wooster Roofing and Market Street ads run. East End Bingle 11 Spinkstreet Lions 0. Knights Templar confer Temple and Malta degrees. Red Cross to follow. Wooster Hardware Co preparing for annual opening. theatre party invited for Sally and The Golden Rule.
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W. R. Barnhart
North Market Street
Lion and the Mouse
Mabel Hathold Loreaux
Cooperstown
N. Dak
Robert Batheld
Wm Log
Wooster
Barnhart Unser
Wanagger
Mia
Ezra Lytle
Wayne Township
W FP. Carr
Eac
Edward Snoddy
East Libert Street
David Nice
St James’ Episcopal Churgh
Hartzell
David Sessums
Louisiana
Harvey
Stubby) Clark
McDonald Street
Clark Battery
Harry Manner
Board of Public Service
John Little
Little
Republican
J. J. Stager
Killouck
Stager
Market Street
Eod
East End
Bingles
Spinkstreet Lions
Humbert
Spooner
Lions
Rhodes
Eagles
Umptrer
Wilson
Donlay
Knights Templar
Temple and
Malta Egres
Red Cross
the Wooster Hardware Co
Opera House
Sally
Jacob K Weygandt Dies at Home Near Burton City
Jacob K. Weygandt, about 68, dies at 9 a m Monday at his Burton City area home after years of illness. A farmer and leading Wayne County citizen, he is survived by Mrs Weygandt and children Mrs Stella Spindler, William E Weygandt, and B E Weygandt, all residents of the county. Funeral is planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob K. Weygandt
W. E. Weygandt
Wooster
Burton City
Mr Weynod
Weanpediy
Jacob K. —Weygandt
Wayne County
Waynandt
Mra. Eygandt
Mre
Stella Spindler
William E. Bert
Tuttle & Sellers form halves interest in hardware firm
Willis Sellers of Dalton plans a half interest in Miller Bros. and Tuttle hardware. Miller Bros. goes out. A S. Tuttle remains. The new firm will be Tuttle & Sellers. Residents move to Creston as others plan changes and new houses arise in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Sellers
Dalton
Miller Bros. and
Tuttle
A. S. Tuttle
Tuttle & Sellers
William ‘Yeagle
Aken
Creston
Tomorow
Trawe
Louie
Esgie
Dubs Geusomer
Wet Salem
Burbank Street
Sammer
Nyoga
Honses
Bat
Iacbelog
Funeral set for Miss Ethel Stair in Reedsburg
The funeral for 16 year old Miss Ethel Stair who died Monday afternoon in Reedsburg after a brief pneumonia illness will be held Thursday at 9 00 am at her late home followed by church services at the Reformed church conducted by Rev Seitz. The family will bury her in Reedsburg as she requested. The Stairs are prominent in Reedsburg society and she was a devout church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stair
Reedsburg
Seitz
Reformed Church
Steir
Reedsparg
Creston News Notes on Visitors and Local Plans
A Creston visitor arrived Friday and the Dove of Peace at the Democratic event near Colambnoa last week drew mixed praise. Mr. Bryan allegedly discussed Roosevelt Taft and Hughes, while the schools begin a three week vacation. Creston’s warhorse competes against time, a new youth band forms, and families move to Creston with plans for local residences and lake resort stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colambnoa
B.rd
Gore
Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Mr. Bryan
Gandstand
Oreston
F. M. Sulliger
A. L. Gonrad and Sons
Mansfield
Sanddyea
Mra. St. John
Willis Sellers
Dalton
Chas. Teagle
Akron
Creston
Mr. Sellers
A. L B
North Main
Mr. Teagle
Central Main Street
Ghippea Lake Resort
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Mermat
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