Arson and social notes from Jefferson News area
Local items from Jefferson on April 12 discuss arson on April 13 and community visitors. Names include Misses Emma and Mrs. Fred McAfee, Johnson, Will Ratude, Gulden Corners, Mrs. David, Ed Fronick, and Mary Fishburn. The piece mentions planting progress, a Mennonite church service, a tune from Long Walter, and exams, with a plan for a new Mennonite hall to begin soon.
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Hmma
Fred McAfee
Creston
Mmerwan
Swartz Sands
Johnson
Will Ratudeseh
Gulden Corners
Siu Slao
Frank Johnson
Mary Fishburn
Ashland
Ebia
Ethan
Longnwalter
Building Rise Adds to Town’s Betterment
The article notes that the erection of the building will add an institution for uplifting the town and improving conditions, contrasting it with unruly establishments found in large cities where law enforcement struggles with crime.
New Pittsburg Notes Highlight Local Delays and Growth
April 12. Charles Thaler and Jamal Apeiyfast Sabbath decrees. Rainy weather delays farmers sowing oats. L. Z. Hiner plans to add to his barn this summer. H Rice will travel to Wooster on Wednesday. Schools progress well with many pupils. Assessor began township tour Monday. Shortage of teachers worries the school board. More farmers grow potatoes for eastern markets. Farm acreage to rise unusually this spring.
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Charles Thaler
Jamal
L. Z. Hiner
H Rice
Wooster
Shaving Count Confusion At A Barbershop
A barber and a patron debate razor strokes in a Louisville Courier Journal item. A man recalls counting strokes, claiming averages around 219.7 with figures ranging from 210 to 250. The exchange ends with a playful agreement to tally together.
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Louisavylle Courier Journal
Ther
Overton Gleanings A Village Notice Board
Overton April 12 report says Selouon Warner teatht tap critical conditioner Essick warns danger of another stroke any time Glenn son of David Spit ler is ill with heat disease after moving Dr Lebria attends School election Monday night Henry Suithnay elected director First house for rent in Overton in year Jack Smith sick Note event lecture by Rev Ezra Nei fark at Called Brethren church Friday evening April 14 for church benefit Farmers plowing and sowing stopped by heavy rain John Woodward East Cowan and Mathias Miller Reedsbury guests of A W Woodward and family Sunday Mr Miller Wooster guest of Mr Enfield family Lee Bower and family guests of Samuel Buchanan Mies Minole Hoash to give a concert at Bethel church April All
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Overton
Selouon Warner Teatht
Essick
Tere
Glenn
David Spitler
Hieaneck
Lebria
Henry Suithnay
Veare
Jack Smith
Ezra Nei Fark
Brethren Church
Onor
John Woodward
East Cowan
Mathias Miller
Reedsbury
A. W. Woodward
Mr. Miller
Wooster
Mr Enfield
Lee Bower
Saimuel Buchanan
Bethetchurch
Untitled local notes on spring rain and visits near Pleasant Home
April weather and farm notes describe the first spring rain boosting grass and wheat growth around Pleasant Home. J C Warner and wife of Lodi visit Bob Clason and family en route to see Sol who is sick. Tom Keeler of West Salem was in the area on business. A wagon mishap near Wooster caused a wheel to drop but no one was hurt. a horse and a young colt were nearby.
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Warner
Fants
Oliver Premiesound
Pleasant Home
J. C. Warner
Lodi
Bob Clason
Sol
Tom Keeler
West Salem
Wi. Wagner
Clason
Wooster
Surrey
Burt
Inst & Young Colt
Local residents report minor injuries and progress after Sunday gathering near Cedar Valley
The report notes Mra David Stair's continued improvement after an incident during a survey on the second tract. Henry Webb and his wife, along with emon pent, spent Sunday with Ezra Bandan and Tamiy near Cedar Valley, indicating a small community gathering in the area.
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Nial
David Stair
Henry Webb
Emon
Ezra Bandan
Tamiy
Cedar Valley
Surprise Birthday at Tate Home Hosts Forty Guests
A Friday gathering at John Tate and his wife’s home turned into a large surprise party for the wife’s 33rd birthday. About forty guests joined, with baskets of goodies and a lively evening of music and festivities. The Sage and Ragtime clubs called roll, some absences noted, supper followed, and guests later departed thanking the couple for their hospitality.
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John Tate
Mr Tate
Wooster
Lyman Browning
Sage Club
Jeasie Shires
Farry Grow
James Milter
Carl Gieseltinn
Young Aould
Local Social Notes Show Residents Visiting and Moving
April reports Miss Agnes Gand of Beren visiting sister Mrs HC Hower and Hazell Hardy of Cleveland returning home after five weeks with Mrs J M Wells and Mrs Stella Bradfield. Leslie Ruck sold a property. M J Wells moved into Spring property. Chas Kratzer occupied his father’s former home. Ort Crush moved into Kratzer’s vacated house. Ray Griner bought Milton DeLong’s place last week. Mrs W Gast of Melina visited town. Mrs Will Weaver and daughters Pearl Helen and Ruth of Wadworth visited brother Chas Kratzer last week.
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Agnes Gand
Beren
Mra
HC. Hower
Trsto
Hazell Hardy
Cleveland
J.M Wells
Stella Bradfield
Leslie Ruck
M. Jo Wells
Ed Hara
Chas Kratzer
Applecreek Social News and WoCTCC Meeting
Applecreek notes a weekend of visits among families from Akron Orrville Barberton and Barberton with several locals hosting guests. A WoCTCC meeting at Mrs Amanda Keubler’s home included an April program and plans for a fall contest and banquet. A temperance sermon was scheduled for May 7 at theVolunteer Church.
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Barberton
Nicholas Schulte
Jow Craven
A A. Reiphardt
Orrville
Misa Marie Mearig
Amanda Keubler
Avery
Uoluneer
Horse Sale in Wooster April 17 Seeks Buyers
Announcement notes a horse sale in Wooster on Monday April 17 featuring around 40 head of horses including Indiana stock and feed horses. It mentions a group of quality buyers and invites advertising in The Republic or The Republican.
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Vth
Wooster
Indiana
Seider
Royal Baking Powder Applauded for Healthful Baking
Good Health to the hildren stresses careful feeding and pure ingredients. The advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as essential for cakes and pastries, claiming it yields light, sweet, flavorful results while making food wholesome for both children and adults.
Extragood apparel and Norfolk suits featured in ad
The illustration highlights a new novelty item and our exclusive Extragood fabric Navy blue gray and other colors with knockers pants priced from 2.00 to 7.60. Norfolk plain blue serges or fancy mixtures offered as dandy and distinctive.
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Buster Brown
Norfolk
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John Schmid
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