Various Local Notices and Openings in Wooster and Vicinity
Local items report Miss Florence M Clure at Fostoria for a death in the McClure family, moving picture show plans by Daniel Zaring and Arthur Graber in Arrville, and Sailor Amusement Co. promotions at the Opera House. Transfers include George Marshall resigning from American Bridge Co. in Cambridge and awaiting a post with United States Steel Corp. in Waverly New Jersey. Funeral car updates, school staff illness, Lincoln anniversary observed, and weather delaying a Country Club smoker event. Community business includes moving picture ventures, a railway switch wreck near Sullivan, a lemon extract robbery in Lodisa, and medical operations at Wooster hospital with positive recovery outlook for L S Cooley.
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Mary Alexaner
Jenneville
Mra James & Ewitt
Santa Walnut Street
Jennie Warner Lee
Walnet Street School
Abraham Lincoln
Cnh
George Marshall
Henry Marshall
American Bridge Co
Cambridge
Waverley
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Lutherans Elect Officers for Present Year
Sota church elected officers for the year with W H Wiler as superintendent and Bessie Boydaton as secretary. Ray Richard and Ralph Miller serve as assistants, J B Rockey as treasurer, Clyde Miller as chorister, Cora Sherrick as pianist, and Mrs J C Boyd and Mrs John Goler as department superintendents. The school is in prosperous condition after adding pew nesters through faithful workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sota Tae Ahaan Church
W H Wiler
A. Kurtz
Bessie Boydaton
Ray Richard
Ralph Miller
Ray Miller
J B Rockey
Clyde Miller
Cora Sherrick
J. C. Boyd
John Goler
Cora
Edna Schmuck
County bills list shows payments to numerous individuals and firms
Wayne County records document a list of small payments approved by the county commissioners. Names include John Serg, Henry Snure, James Luggart, A Wilson, Eugene Carlin, C A Kiser, Philip Markley, Mrs W W Firestone, Henry Leick heim, Joseph Sullivan, W E Rice, and Robert Mower among others. Organizations include Wayne County Democrat, Gazette Printing Co, Stark County Workhouse, Barrett Bros, B F Wade Printing Co, and J J Ewing. Amounts range from 75 cents to 1940 dollars, with totals reflecting jury commissions and various service bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Serg
Henry Snure
James Luggart
al Wilson
Eugene Carlin
C. A Kiser
Philip Markley
Wayne County
Demorat
Wayne County Democrat
Gazette Printing Co
Alvin Rich
Barret Bros
J. J Ewing
Stark County Workhouse
Barrett Bros
B F Wade Printing Co
Lake Fork Notes Dredging Finishes Soon and Local Weddings
April 16 Lake Fork news reports ongoing dredging progress to near completion. Char ity Spreng and Hope Spreng return from Wadsworth. Wandie Spreng and SQuy McClain of Jeromevilla wed quietly at home with Rev S W Lilley presiding. Frank Austen and Rachael Sample wed as well and plan to live near Akron. Rev EL Housley preached at the Methodist church. M L Springer bought a short horn bell. Lebarger now owns both sisters’ share of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity
Hope Spreng
Wadsworth
Evrigot
Daniel Aber
Wandie Spreng
Zand Squy McClain
Jeromevilla
S W Lilley
Frank Austen
Rachael Sample
Ashland
Akrorson
EL Housley
Methodiat Church
M L_ Springer
Rabaa
Lebarger Hag
Milk From Many Cows Opens County Routes
Cleveland firm led by manager Holwes establishes five milk routes from Wooster Applecreek and five from Orrville. Farmers join with improved herds, some selling surplus, others using milk for local needs. Grocers fear reduced supply and quality butter for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froest Holwes
Cleveland Creamery and Dairy Company
Holwes
Wooster
Applecreek
Orrville
Detective Stacy Insane in Alliance Case
Mahlon Stacey of Alliance a veteran detective with the Pennsylvania Railroad died? No. He was committed to the asylum after years of service. He shot a man at Black Siding near Canton, served time, and was pardoned. His wife’s illness followed, and threatening letters since release are said to have unbalanced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Stacey
Alliance
Pennsylvania Lines
Othe Alliance
Crestline
Maasillon Hospital
Stacey
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Wale
Blark Siding
Canton
Board of Pardons
Stark County
Bitten by a dog while juror watched child
The Jutts child of Mrn and Mrs. Lester Runkle was bitten by a savage dog left at a neighbor's home. The wound on the face is healing slowly as officials monitor for signs of hydrophobia while the dog, boxed and sent to an owner in Zanesville, is tested. Mr. Runkle, later questioned as a juror, said the bite did not halt his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrn
Lester Runkle
Zanesville
Runkle
Harrison lumber yard plans week of operation start
The sixty foot stack at the Harrison lumber yard along the HK and O railroad is in place and the engine was fired for Saturday. Commissioner John Harrison supervised the work in work clothes and booster tone. He said the planing mill should be ready to operate in two or three days and that possession was obtained only at the start of the year. Five men are employed now with plans to hire eleven or twelve as operations open. Harrison also expects to start the sawmill soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
HK & O
Fred
John Harrison
New Pittsburg A busy week with visitors and church events
NEW PITTSBURG April 16. J M Weaver and wife spent several days last week with A Hastings family. Mrs Emma Berkheimer and son Frederick visited Reedaburg last Saturday. Mr and Mrs E Finley spent Saturday at Ashland. R Strader on business in Ashland. Lloyd Fisner of Wooster spent the Sabbath at home. Herbert Walters of Mansfield called in town Laborath. Miss Mildred Bitler and grandmother Elizabeth Piper visited D N Swaiegood's family in Congress township. William Buchanan of Red Haw visited Sabbath avenue. Mr Bealote of Ashland College preached at the Lutheran church last Sabbath. William Lear of Columbus looked after his property in town. Dr Pocock died after an operation and was buried at Joeromeville Wednesday. Mrs A A Zimmerman spent the past week with relatives at Creston. James Weaver and wife spent the 1st week with A Hastings at Rad BW. Mrs Berkheimer visited Reedsburg. Mrs Beagly, missionary society field secretary, will be at the Lutheran church Friday evening April 26. All invited to attend. Get interested in the great work of missions. Russ Harmon, after a lingering illness of consumption, died at Rowsburg April 19. Funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Weaver
A. Hasting
Emma Berkheimer
Frederick
Reedaburg
E . Finley
Ashland
R. Strader
Lloyd Fisner
Wooster
Herbert Walters
Mansfield
Pocock
Joeromeville
A. A. Zimmerman
Creston
James Weaver
Rad BW
Berkheimer
Reedsburg
Beagly
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
General Agtiod
Lutheran Church
Russ Harmon
Rowsburg
Muneral
Social bid farewell to Mrs Ida Rameel in Akron move
An April 17 farewell social was held at Mrs Ida Rameel's home. The Presbyterians, Oberck theater, and Christian Endeavor planned a sendoff before she leaves for a new home in Akron. Several locals traveled or visited, noting ongoing rector selection for St James Episcopal Church with May 1 approaching and bishop involvement.
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Mra
ida—Rameel
Barnes
Akron
Geo. McCulloch
Magnolia
zScarborough
Sabbath
Burdetts Bontrager
Alieg Pass
Jossphs Armatron
Scott
Sot Masaillon
Henry Bnures
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Charch Ette
Rittman Hack Line Project Nears Start
A planned extension between Rittman and Wadsworth is eyed for April 15 with ground broken recently. The venture, described as a modern nine mile line, aims to connect local areas as residents report injuries and a foreman, Jason Thompson, guides the crew while workers recover from a serious burn incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
T Wooster
David Gardner
Bernieway
Jason
Thompeda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mortly
Daniel Zaring
Arthur Graber
Arrville
Sailor Amusement Co
Opera House
Schmuck & Bavington
Ravenna
Towsday
Fiest Company
Brat
Best
O V. I
Cleveland
Grocers’ Association
Meyer's Lake
Florence M.clure
Fostoria
Glen McClure
McClure
Rev. J. & Young
Bigh Street
North Lawrence
John W. Ketler
Adah Levisey
Ray Young
University
Sherif Caskey
John A. Johnson
Congress Township
Massillon Hospital
Jacbhnson
Yohanna
Bageal
Actuol
Bert Angus
Mackey
Sf Applecreet
Topeka
Kans
Supreme Trestese
Knights and Ladies of Security
Hervey Bel
Charles Belt
Webers
Advertising Corps
John Robinson
Massillon
Charley
Rearly
Bob Wilson
John Berger
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
Bruy
Uualness
Jndee Eason
Janes Bo Taylor
HB Gdenkirk
Charles FE Barrett
B & OU
Sullivan
Ashland County
Dawphy
Cyivavo Junction
Cura
Lodisya
Trocera
Ridly
Cooley
the Wooster Hospital
Ps Yost
Lake Fork
J. OH. B. Danford
Wooster, Ohio
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Detective Stacy
Harrison—Lumber— Yard
New
Pittsburg
Mallory
Derby
Mene
College Brands
Fredericksborw
Rittman
Wadsworthinz
Wadaworth
Wadarworth
Abe
Dalton
Mas Ogg
Warner’s
Redfern
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