Solon area visitors and a local dental attempt noted
The Creston Journal reports on visitors including Hiram Branford recently, Gibe and family from Bridgeport visiting Mrs. Gibe's parents, and editor Parsons with N. M. Wells and others in town for a township Republican meeting. Dr. C J Kean of Creston tested his new press in a painless tooth extraction on several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Rd
Alion
Grandma Kline
Solomon
Hiram Branford
Alem
Gibe
Bridgeport
C. J. Kean
Creston
Mer
Village pupils stage entertaining school program
A March 26 report notes a large crowd at the village school entertainment led by teacher E Ferguson. Classes performed wax figures dialogue and farce with songs and recitations. the tribute to Ada Ewing and memory of two pupils drew special praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ferguson
Rosa Brinkerhoff
L. G .Lbrigut
Mack Armstrong
Belle Irvin
Vinnie Armstrong
Adea
Ada Ewing
Messrs
Luce and
Jixler
Glenn
Reedsburg News Notes Include Church Topics and Local Hops
Sunday morning talk on The Temptation of Our Saviour at the Lutheran church drew parishioners. Officers elected for Sunday School with Mr Wr. Wintersteen as superintendent and I O Smysers as assistant. Local streets remain muddy amid a torrent of rain. a pedestrian warning and sidewalk fixes are discussed. George Gill and wife visited family in Reedsburg. Bertha Marion returned from Worcester after four weeks with relatives. Pedestrian humor and wedding chatter loom, with several nuptials rumored. Riley Mullimeaux has moved to Fast Street Hill. Reedsburg Cafe to replace the old hotel name. Township officer nominations underway. L. G. Case, central committeeman, canvassed precincts. J. A. Statler, back from Cleveland, aids local commission business. A damsel quipped Reedsburg needs more mud to delay spring. ECTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir Dergner
Wr. Wintersteen
Andi O Smysers
Reedsburg
George Gill
Astland
Wo Gill
Bertha Maron
Wooster
Henry Wintersteen
Laura Wintersteen
Daisy Pocock
Jeffersonville
BK. Wintersteen
Tapis
Riley Mullimeaux
Fast Street Hill
Mirl Samuel Moon
Riley
Burg
L. G. Case
J. A. Statler
Cleveland
Commission
Ciby
la Gupe
Leidin
Lutherat Church
Lutheran
David Derg
Canton
Unsthieps Wiis Ik Jarvis
Smuithville
Siss
Jeanie McCalough
Pear Dalton
Will
Ales
Jacob Ault
Ida
Orrville
Mrg
F Yoder
Jessie
Abbie Charles Oder
Ada
Lutheran Church
Lykes
Mary
Dressler
Georgetown
Emmn ‘Bamas
Emma
Kirk Funk
Wadsworth
Wayne Township
Ohio
New York
United States
Green Township
Meeker Widow Dies After Typhoid and Malaria
Maggie Meeker died at home on Saturday the 29th after typhoid pneumonia and a prolonged malaria spell. She leaves Levi, three children, and extended Wagoner and Lawrence families. Funeral today at the M E church with interment at Reedsburg. husband’s family watches for his father in law’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Meeker
Magie
Joe
Sara Wagoner
J. A. Lawrence
Levi Vac
Equity
Hev
Jesse Williams
Hut Shot
Sh¢I
Church
M. Ejchurch
Burg
Ir Molre
Christian Lawrence
Wagoner
Albert
Ind
N AbramsWike
Local notes mix moving and meetings past March
The item recalls residents shifting homes and plans in the neighborhood, with moves to Ashtabula and other areas, a surprise party at 113 home, a planned choir organization, and political campaigning for the Republican ticket ahead of next Monday's election. It mentions school events, church and village news, and various small community occurrences in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delondurg Maruh
John Kintner
Ashtabula
Weiderstand
Abutabulaty
Dif
Lebohan
F. Matzi
Landesheathy
H. Ethiot
Jacob Leth
Bude
Jb Zuiu
Victor Gillagher
Caced Lepubien Spesh
Pruduce Nita
Algug
Dir Eihott
Alice Natio
Duvite
Emer
Bath
Duma
Glasgow
Henry Stoutlere
Vaso
Manofeld
Diev. Fuller
Stuitatvon
Community notes and local moves in Wooster township
Thebo ketcher reports residents planning moves from April to May including James who will relocate to Woot and Daniel Swire moving to a neighbor’s house. Auctions set for Thursday to Saturday with items sold cheap. Local politicians nominate Irvin Snyder Frank Aercher and Joseph Merry for township offices. Wheat outlook described as poor with suspected damage pending examination.
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Deata
Jaco Winkler
Daniel Frast
Jatub Wagthoer
Joseph Wherstetter
Abe
Henry
Smith
Agan
Jennsylvania
Jos Township
Irvin Snyder
Frank Aercher
Joseph Merry
Birt Bilibimer
Hugh McGonahay
James
Woot
Luss
Wooster
Joseph Kerbtetter
Hilfe Farm
Short Hies
John Thompson
Tddis
Widt Thompson
Frank Hershey Wall
Cegar Valley
Daniel Swire
Pito Ismith
Allen Pfeffer
Charles Hut
Wooster University student home. social at Henry Snare’s
Rob Moore of Wooster University returns home for a short vacation. A social party for young folks was held at Henry Snare’s residence on Tysetaeday evening in Taggat. A Union Temperance service occurred at the M E church with Rev. McCaulley addressing attendees. An entertainment is planned for Thurs evening April 10 featuring dramas, farce, and music by Lusk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Moore
the Wooster University
Henry Snare
Taggat
M.e.church
McCaulley
Death of Mrs Jahes SE Weaver Tuesday child of Ma and family
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Jahes SE Weaver on a Monday morning and mentions her birth on the prior Tuesday. It records her long association with Ast wood schools, her weeklong vacation, and a large Sabbath school with about 150 scholars in a prosperous condition. Nearby towns Ardcombald Binoy and Massillon are referenced in relation to family movements.
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Moho
Sanel Atarian
Sera Isy Ul Wien
Jahes SE Weaver
Astwood
Arcombald Binoy
Ashland
du Town
Ins Famiy
Massillon
Icumbente
Congress schools stage successful Town Hall program
Last Friday night at the Town Hall the Congress schools presented an entertaining program despite poor weather. Performers delivered essays and declamations while the Congress Giese Club and Orchestra offered refined music. Prof Knight led a winter term praised as the best yet under the current superintendent. a lawsuit mentioned earlier was decided in favor of the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Town Hall
Congress Giese Club
Knight
Noteworthy village moves and social visits noted
March 2 marks spring moving despite poor roads as George Taylor buys a forty acre farm north of the village formerly owned by Sherman and son Charles. A youth gathering at Andrew Dachtel's included oyster eating and merriment. Miss Lo Kintner returns to Canaan with sister Mrs. Eliott of Greenville Ohio. Irena and Gertruda Stow from Shreve Ohio visit Scott's family in town. Mrs. Wm Ph VanDoorn ill with bronchopneumonia for nearly three weeks, with daughters Mrs J J Keeney of Criston and Mrs Jones of Columbus involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Taylor
Sherman
Chharles
Andrew Dachtel
Lo Kintner
Canaan
Local Notes From Wadsworth Area and Elections
Wadsworth area updates cover residents at nearby towns including Smithville and Green Township. Pregnant with names and events, the bulletin notes travelers, schools openings, a public dinner fundraiser, and the Republication push for local officials while Democrats face a contested ticket and past policies.
Temperance Meetings and Local Notices in Dalton 1889
Community reports describe temperance meetings in Race Hall with music and volunteers, speeches by L 13 Logan and others, and a concluding address by J Roe buck. Also noted are new residents Peter Buchanan Jr and J Roe buck, a child’s accidental dislocation, a death in Alam Hang, and a formal resolution from the County Teachers Association praising hospitality and inviting teachers to join future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cochra
Enderport
A Ca
McElhinney
Sugar Creek
H. &. Jarvis
Je Cdslengh
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Harrold & Werte
Ada Daily
Shreve
A. E.D
F. F. H. Pope
Tryeir
Peter Buchanan, Jr
J Roebuck
Burton City
O McGregor
Alam Hang
Pela
Bhig Place
Race Hall
Sonsfand
Ksq
Canal Falrog
Johbm Wilson
U. S. Chtren of
Fildester
Logan
Aliance O
T'ti-County Teachers’ Association
Dalton
Mare
Wuerkas
Che
Rit County Fathers’ Association
Dallton
Samuel Findley
Spr
J. J. Burns
J W Bolus
Supa T. Ss. Luudeo
Ulura
Wheatley
Ana
Prpbia
Wayne
Ashland
Medina
Stark
Tolmes
Karl Merz
Adedj
Political notes and local changes in ABA town
Citizens prepare for upcoming events as Deputy Bowman operates on official business. Dr Lowe Ar Miller case referenced as resolved. Mrs Lee Orr resigns from primary teaching. Miss Myers from New Pittsburgh will teach rest of term. Republican primaries attract voters. warnings against apathy and urging turnout. Reverend Airhart to Andersonville trip tied to past wartime events. Easter service planned by M E Sunday School with hopeful attendance.
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Mia
Wingson Va. Corporation of
Burbank
St. P Paul
Bowman
Dr. Lowe
Ar. Miller
Deetar
Hj Wiser and A Sadder Man, Airs. Lee Orr Hag
Myers
New Pittsburgh
Rolling Stone
Airhart
U. B
Andersonville
Cp Airhart
Belle Isle
Libby
To & Man
Denmark
M. E
Fragmentary Notice on Medicine Dosage and Use
A fragmented OCR item notes a congiere reat majorit, people and vats necessities, referencing 40 saparilla common and medicine of which Gan, Le 100 Doses One Do Pattie taken according to di will average to month.
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Seit Oft
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Fah Iz
Eas ‘Prompt Ate Tent Atiane Soy
Ross W. Funck
Court House
Harding & Cos
S. B. Eason
Benjamin Eason
Cay
Salty
Zimmerman
W. F. Kean
svor_McClarran Ces 'g
Iron Block
West Wooster
IBAAO
SABB
Taylor Hnson & Taylor
Attory
B-! Z Law
O Office
Orkney
Key’s Grocery
Court’ House
BP. R. Smith Attorneys
Debe P. Deltri
Eee
John C. McClarran
L4& W
M’clellan Bree Book Store
East Liberty Street
Woos
Lyman II
Critchfield
Joan
Adair
Critchfield & Adair
Attorneys-At-Law
Wayne County National Bank
Sey
J. E. Barrest
Ofice
N Market and
North Streets
Market
John. A. Gann
M. UD Homeopathic i
Boren Fas
North Market Street
Episcopal
H. A. Hart
Capadite New Luth Cusenany
N. Tt Institute
A. H. Hant
North Bucke Street
Jerry Rox
George
Liggett
Blackburn
North Market St
New M. E. Church
J.H. Todd
West Liberty Street
J. H. Stoll
Ofice On North Market
North County
Spruce Street
Neal Power
J. G. M'Coy
laDur
Woing Block
Merchant Tailors
August Imgard
Buffalo
Public Square
American Steam Dye Works
North Buckeye Street
Tyl L. Rocca
Wayne County
Jacob Frick
J 8. R. Overholt
CS Frost
W.T Peckinpaugh
Joaenb Frick
Overholt
W. D. Tyler
E H. Fricx
A ? Overholt
Ery
Gale
Roeling
Pean Ciewical Works
Philadelphia
Aurist
Moritz Salm
Thes Swenia
High and
Lafayette Streets
Columbus
Archer House
Berlin
Salm
Dre
Moritz Balm, Colinbus,o
Fae
H.G. Root
M.C
Pea St
Ne Board OF School Examiners
Portabione
West Sales
Ourville
Sheeve
Everso
Jas. L. Wright
Ath
Avatintey
Doliber Goodala
Boston
Cass
J. Zimmerman & CO
Reading Circle
Oxford
J. Semmermane Cos
TECH
Harry McClarran
ApcClarran & Caskey
Elaine Oil
Wooster, O
Postoffice
Buffalo Clothing House
Delamond Corner
Southeast Corner Pub. Square
Wooster, Ohio
Wheelere Wilson
Musohe
Wooster, Fix
A.W. Brinkerhofe
Social Law
Madison Street
Chicago
T. A. McClellan
Drs. Brinkerhoff & McClellan
Wil
One
Bapolio
Lise Om
Kas
Count Yenens
Itas
Athadil
Bert
Stadt
Canamond
Wedtsethay
Ace
Jaucub Mafia
Darge
Bendy Sag
Abu Wik
Moan
Watie Coset
Caisseh
Istie Mpough
Peple
Nath Thompson
Sait Credk Township
Hixler
Luce
George Irvin
Luisquare
John Irvin
CU Elle
Masberoot Fas
Lompe
Luccarare
Bos
Petaytuth
Satin
Hava
Akron
Mahoatt Fon
Vaskata
Cott
Wibista Dion Pe
Tatmady of
Yalterday
V. D
Canaan School
Mt, E Ton
Hi. Peeples
New Rockford
N. C
Wood
George Kent
West
Lebanon
Cristopher Columbus
America
Christ Stauffer
Jenry Clarce
Mary Mdier
Win Imhoof
Phila Bodlature
Lee Messner
Anton Keugsegger
Jacob Schantz
Willie Dupp Bale
Koa
Lucas
Nitomous
Dalais Fuster
Toronto
Canada
Wm Villard
Pureve
Laisa
Eaton
Ile
L’r Hstre
Winesburg
Dr. Hoth
Hese
Charles Jompson
Nie- Michen
Qur
Veeck
Movne
Siauaute Bisber
Asathis Hag
Pounsylvaita
Bolivar
Wilhwta Jucis
Jodie
Cldar Vallia
Frederickssuru
Defil
Ford
A. Lowre
Sffie Russell
F. Mogi
Dalton, O
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