Wooster Brush works to build new factory this summer
The Republican reports the Wooster Brush Works plans a new factory this summer if the current South Market Street building can be sold or rented. Elmer Landes negotiates the sale, with viewers already inspecting the site. A successful sale or long term lease could enable a 100 worker capacity and continued rapid business growth. failure would delay construction, though the project is believed certain to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Wooster Brush Works
Fang
Brushworts
South Market Street
Elmer 3
Landes
Barn Fire Destroys Isaac Batdorff Farm Buildings
A barn on the Isaac Batdorff farm burned Saturday evening with flames plainly visible from the city. No cause is known and most contents were destroyed. The loss was insured for 900 dollars with the Hast Onion Fire Insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Batdorff
Hast Onion Fire Insurance Company
Franks Named to Fill Wonater Township Trustees Seat
George W. Franks of Wooater, Democrat, appointed to fill the vacancy on the Wonater township board of trustees after the death of John C. Hall. Franks succeeds J. C. Hall in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Franks
Wooater
Wonater Township
John Co. Hall
Whiskey Stolen Report Sparks Sorrow Among Thirsty
A Sunday report claimed three quarts of whiskey were taken from a man alleged to deal in corn liquor. The owner would not comment beyond insisting, I never had no whiskey. The tale spread by Sunday and Monday, causing real sorrow among the thirsty not in on the alleged theft.
April social notes and local obituaries in Orrville area
April 9 notices from Toledo to Orrville record visitors and visits of Wyre Schaftter and Lechot families, births, and local gatherings. A baby girl arrived to Lewis Brown, W. C. T. U. meets April 13 at 2 pm, Dr. J. F. Reinhardt buys Samuel Blosser property, John Wisher dies near town aged 50, funeral led by Rev. Ed F. Wood. Joan Hesi moves, James Haunter to Orrville, Hastings drama graduates perform Tony the Convict again, and several visits to relatives noted including Ey man Bott and Montandon kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wyre
Toledo
Wash.Wyre
Theodore Schaftter
John Lechot
Orrville
Lechot
Susan Brown
Charley
Maysville
Margaret Bott
Gean Rumaine
Columbus
A. D Eyman
Yaksae
Dr King
Lewis Brown
Susan Scott
J. F. Reinhardt
Samuel Blosser
John Wisher
East Union Township
Youldence
Ed.f. Wood
Montandon
MikeSad-Hite-at
Hebert A
Girl Rescued From Tar Vat Near East Being Street
Ruth Scraues, six, almost drowned when she fell into a tar vat stored by John Webb. Mrs Mahaney pulled her from the tar as neighbors aided, stripping and cleaning the child. she survived with clothing ruined. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon at a house owned by an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Williem
East Being
Edward Mahaney
Mia. Mahanpey
Tapped the Till at American House May Hide Shift
Zeigler of the American house found $25 missing while balancing cash in the drawer. He suspects a sneak thief as the books balanced Tuesday but were short by twenty five dollars. No one is named or charged. Columbus reference and a local ad line follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mjlandford Zeigler
American House
Will Issue Water Bonds By City Council Action
City council recessed Monday night and moved to issue water bonds as part of a broad program. Discussions covered street improvements on Columbus avenue, rights of way for Newark and Martinsville electric lines, and a proposed franchise for a Spruce street electric railway to the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion Mosday
Mesers Foltz
Ginter
Sibopf
Johnston sSeehics
Afagle
Roll Call
Weiser
Cheir
Minter
Columbus Avenue
Oweera
North Boveretree
Minuier
Nevesenry
Newark, Mt Vernon and
Martineville
van Nest
Board of Public Service
Sidteboard of Health
Optus
Boat of Health
Wuotch
Keister
Ail Menabere
Sup
Board of Poole Service
Johnston
Nuld Avenue
High Street
Gushman Street
Spink Street
Obituary Record From Orrville Area Citizens
The obituary notes the funeral of McCinthin Drinkouse held at the store on West Liberty Street. Rev Brank Heilman led services. out of town mourners attended. Also mentioned are family members and a long list of survivors. The death of Fay Catharine Brubaker, eight months old, is noted with funeral details in Barberton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCinthin
West Liberty Street
Brank-Heilmen
Sad Wre
Joby Goreuch
Burburton
Aer
Tom MeClowry, Jr
Orrville
Ara
Elica McClowry
Pittcairn
Aon Sitamm
Wright
Akron
Kuteht
Hazel Knight
Congress
Conrad Slapson
Desvotunes
Puitbeast
Jeifa
Balng
Cabe
Local news notes from Creston and surroundings
April 9 notes: Mrs Strenick and Miss Helen of Lorain visiting family. John Russell leaves for California. W Chamberlin improving. Rev S E Sears visits Creston. Taft Panama trip boosts GOP bid. Teddy out of race. Wm Feeman remodeling. housing contracts for six new homes. Lee Stuckey planning new house. Grundy family moves to Kama. Snyder visitors from Loudonville. Creston ball team reorganized and aiming for a good season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Strenick
Helen
Lorain
Taft
Panama
Teddy
Wm. Feeman
Sterling Avenue
Lee Stuckey
South
Old residents and visitors noted in local items
April 9 Rev D Ecker ill at home on Front Street. J E Barnard injured recently and off duty. Missionary Society of the Methodist meets at 2539p next Wednesday. Mrs Ecker of Creston visited her sick father in law D Ecker. Local callers included Mrs H Flan, Mrs Snyder, Mrs Ogden and Rev Jo Baldwin. Ida Eckert Lawrence, noted poet, was in town visiting friends from childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D ‘Ecker
J E Barnard
Ant
Spencer
W B Lace
J. H Ogden
TF M Ogden
Akron
Buainves
Ida Eckert Lawrence
Aldhea Kline
Local Deaths and Town News From Congress Townsulp
Obituary notes for Mr Fadden of Congress townsulp aged 81, funeral at West Salem. Moves include John Jackson to new town in West Salem, Jackson rents Congress village property to Clyde Reed. Mrs Nancy Burgan sells property to E J Garver and moves to Canaan. Landowners add Berea stone sidewalks. Dr Garver funeral at West Salem. funeral of Mrs Jacob Drinckenuse at Wooster. Delegates Scott and Stine attend Mansfield presbytery session in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadden
Congess
LattasLaorg
John Dackeon
West Sa'em
Jackson
Congress Village
Clyde Reed John Good
Locas
Nancy Burgan
Congreav
E. J. Garver
Hove
Joseph Irwin
Canaan
Mowrey Hea
Blerly & Hawk
Overton
Congress
Dr Garver
Weat Salem Mondar
G. M. Michiel
Frank Jackson
R. E. Reid
Lma
Berea
Knight
Mies Hazel
Jacob Drinkenuse
Wooster
C. A
Hearing Continued Before Bankruptcy Referee
Hearing before referee in bankruptcy W Kean is continued for a few days. The claim of John Mcsweeney as receiver for or something is noted in the record as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kean
John Mcsweeney
Wooster Debating Team Wins At Allegheny Contest
Wooster University defeated Western University of Pennsylvania in a debate at Allegheny Pennsylvania. Winners credited to A Yawhere R K Wort and A D Ladd with judges including Dr Herbert Welch and Dr Guy Potter Benton. Cash prizes $235 and $16 awarded to Mr Yanberr and Mr West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster University
Victoy
Wooster
Central Presbyterian Thoreh Allegheny
Western University of Pennsylvania
Andaimona
Orxeldes
Yanberr
West
Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Guy Potter Benton
Miaati University
Charlee Robinson
Wheeling
VW Va
Weather Confusion And Local Church Notices
There is a shift with March like weather in place of April. Latrasburg residents attend Sabbath with Rev. Shieler delivering a sermon at Malvina Bridonating. Y P V A meeting planned next Sabbath. all invited. C G Zimmerman bought a buggy. many boys have new outfits though roads hinder running. Mrs W H Boner travels to Akron for a funeral. Prover meeting held Wednesdays at Bethel church. choir practices Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Familly
Latrasburg
Malvina Bridonating
Shieler
G Zimmerman
W H. Boner
Akron
Made His Report From Rev C F Johnson Lettered Progress
The Rev C F Johnson pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church outlines pastoral work over six months of the conference year. He notes 47 sermons, 70 prayer meetings, 27 Sunday school classes, 24 funerals, 20 temperance baptisms, and 10 weddings. Eight deaths, 12 certificates of transfer, and 6 other letters completed. Choir reorganized under F Vatero, Ladies Auxiliary reformed, scripture school and catechetical instruction praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Johnson
Ehisichi
Certticate
Aix
Louch
Vatero
Ald Valety
Former Resident Mrs Schwartz Dies in Dayton
Former resident Mrs Schwartz widow of Jobp Schwartz and mother of Chief Henry Leiner, aged about 70, died suddenly Sunday in Dayton Ohio. She was sister of Mrs Valentine Leiner. Remains will be brought to Wooster for interment with services from the Leiner residence at 2 p m Thursday.
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Mary Ann Sticher Northgrave
Westmoreland
County
Ohio
Christopher
Repecca Stecher
Covneresa
Arith Philip Northgrave
Lawa
Galifornia
Santa Cruz
Cal
Fouor
William
Mexico
Sidney
Lousa
Californis
Mra
Tila Church
Philadelphia
Losa
Lewis Brocie
Corgog
Margaret Echwarts
Wooster
Dayton
Fanerab
Mre
Schwartz
Jobp Schwarts
Old Nation House
Dent
Mre Schwartz
Valentine Leiner
Henry Leiner
Leiner
Advertised Letter List No 14 for Wooster April
The advertised letter list shows items remained uncalled for in Wooster as of April. Names include Gentlemen dosepo Hrowe and recipients such as Mrs S M Breceman Mrs Jane Currens Mrs Blanche Harrick Mrs Mary Moryby Mrs Bettie Newton Miss Ejla Staro Mrs Alice Taylor Mrs Ethel Witmer and others. Third class Elwin Messenger is noted. W B Bryson PM signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Pastoti
Dosepo Hrowe
Dollar Savings Bank
Gill. Lewis
Calf Realty Truat Co
J Susllev
J F Spitler
S. M Breceman
Jane Currens
Blanche Harrick
Mary Moryby
Bettie Newton
Mies
Ejla Staro
Alice Taylor
Ethel Witmer
Elwin Messenger
W. B. Bryson
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death of wife and mother
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends to Her Heilman for comforting words to the singer and all who aided us during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother also for floral offers. Dr Jacob Drinkouse and Mrs L S Knights and Mrs B Wright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Ira Brubaker
Heilman
Installation set for Frederick Cromer at Reformed church
Frederick Cromer will be installed as pastor of the Reformed church on Wednesday evening April 10. The installation committee includes D. Berbrack of Canton, Rev. J. T. Bucher of Canton, and Rev. C. E. Faust of Massillon. Members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cromer
The
Reformed Church
P. Berbrack
D. D
Canton
J. T. Bucher
C. £. Faust
Massillon
Weather observations from Experiment Station week ending April 17
Weather record by C A Patton as chief observer notes instrumental readings from Government standard instruments at the Experiment Station. Data cover meteorological observations for the week ending April 17, following Weather Bureau methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Patton
Weath-_ e- Bureau
Department of Tgriculture
Weather Bureau
National Baseball Scores Broadcast In Wooster Each Night
Fans in Wooster will receive nightly scores from both National and American leagues plus Birmingham games. Fred Fa' Faber has arranged the bulletins and will offer free public access at the Faber cigar store and Palace billiard parlor each evening. The venture aims to keep lovers of the national game informed and engaged with current results and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Wooster
Birminghate Welt
Thibs.aeevide
Fred Fa’ Faber
Faber Cigaratore
Py Land
Epuber
Will reception gseans and public works delays in Wooster
The new gseans for a Will reception appear on the Ornera of the comm une mornings. The fite cans have been reposting in the Lau bach pala shop W, showing a coat of Clowinwm before public display. Cleveland electric road officials promised to visit Wooster about a small shelter house on the public square but have yet to appear, else the board of health may conclude they have forgotten it and will escalate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Electric Road
Wooster
Eee
Dave Hotod
Board of Health
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Kidney and Back Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a single solution for kidney ailments and backache. A Wooster user Testifies that after eight years of use the pills reliably relieve pain, urging readers to buy via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents for US, 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wooster
W F Young
Harding & Co
South Tyrant Street
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Garpets
Stair
Wilton’s
Body
China
Madras
Grenadines
J. Fredrick & CO
Wooster, O
J. C. Hall
Souerenot
Kemp
Sehemp
Draggista
Applecreek
Hollister
Ho Injun
A. Boyd
Fay Catharine
Reston
Burbank
Coingehess
Bat Boys
Jacob Drinkouse
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