Local notes and events across Wooster detail deaths and sales
Died Friday night Mrs Eli Herman of Canaan after a short illness. County Treasurer elect Daniel Heller plans a fine city residence. Mill repairs by Fombell & McGaw add value. Leo Walter ill with blood poisoning. Winkler horse sale at Wylie Smith barns drew strong bidding. 18 head averaged 149 dollars. Dalton High School commencements set for May 25 with seven members. Ex-Sheriff Garver denies US Marshal candidacy. not aware of any bid. Hats and shoes offered at deep discounts at D Nice. City and rural letter carriers begin register deliveries. J T Atkinson homestead sold for 1,000. Harry Miller of Company D near death in Lima hospital. Remains of Joseph Wiles sent to Reedsburg for burial. County commissioners consider new road in East Union and Wooster Townships. Viewers appointed for road petition. Local patrol enforces fast driving ordinance. Berver Hand Laundry to move to Lodi. Guyer stem and soft hats and new springs neckwear at D Nice. Firestone ailing in early decay. end near. City Board of Education to erect new school. bids open May 1. John Cyschultz pres, Markley clerk. International Tailoring Company ads. John and Hugh Bowers collecting dandelions. School Board in Immeena approves ad. bids for new school house opening May 1. Fred Mowiser’s son dies of heart disease linked to scarlet fever. Funeral Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nice
Eli Herman
Canaan
Daniel Heller
Fombell & McGaw
Leo Walter
East Union Township
Joh . Walter
Winkler
Wylie Smith Barns
Dglton High Schools
W. 9. Garver
Cleveland
S. K
D. Nice’s
Register
A. R. Boffenmyer
J.T. Atkinson
Liberty Street
Lima
Eit
Republican
Harry
Pety) Miller
Hopital
Joseph Wiles
St Lourse
Wooster
Col. Wiley
Reedsburg
East Union
Koot Cunningham
Tuttle
Creston
W.M Ries
Doylestown
Marshal Latimer
Tim
Mayer Smith
Lodi
Firestone
City Board of Educative
John Cyschultz
Markley
Vallon
Fred Bien Glen
Apple Creek
Batherton
International ‘Taverne Company
Hscape D. Nice
K John
Hugh Bowers
Morea
Bob
Board of Education
Imeena
D'Hal Markley
Fred
Howes Mowiser
Orrville
Woooster
Personal notes from Wooster area residents reported
PERSONALS. David B B Griffith of Jeromeville spent Saturday in the city. Mrs Bert Feasel of Dalton visits Mrs Susan Fisher on South Buckeye street. Mrs Carrie Beverly of Loudonville, visiting Wooster, is noted. E. P. Willaman improved after sickness in Orrville. Will and wife plan to move to neighboring city where he will manage a hotel. St Hatfield, an attorney, is named to the State Board of Pardons, son of G D Hatfield. L A Bonewell of Reston denies insulting Mrs Maxwell. Miss Ethel Snyder of Millersburg visits Aunt Mrs Tom Yarnell. Dayton Goudy resigns from P E W C and returns to Plank & Gray. KK Hampson, past Eminent Grand Sir, Wooster Commandery Knights Templar, attended with W D Casselbury. Mrs Fred Figert and others attend a Wooster Presbytery meeting in Millersburg. Advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims benefits and full cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David BB. Griffith
Jeromeville
Bert Feasel
Dalton
Susan Fisher
South Buckeye Street
Carrie Beverly
Loudopsile
Wooster
E. P. Willaman
Orrville
W Yoder
Yoder
St. Hatfield
Sidnes
State Board of Pardons
G D Hatfield
Our City
L. A. Bonewell
Reston
Maxwell
Ethel Snyder
Millersburg
Tom. Yarnell
West Larwill
Dayton Goudy
Plank & Gray
KK \ Hampson
Wooster Commandery
Knights Templar
Knight W. D. Casselburrry
Salem
Fred Figert
H. E McBride
Elsie Scovel
Hive Fuock
Mrs. Good
Women's Missionary Societies of
Piles Cured Without the Knife
Reliable druggists promise PAZO OINTMENT cures for itching bleeding and protruding piles no matter how long standing. Six days for ordinary cases, sixteen days for worst. One application provides relief and rest. Sold with a guarantee and a one dollar price. Appears on sale at Wooster druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewniot Wooster
Easter Tide Observances Across Churches Report
Easter services across multiple denominations included Holy Communion and bell dedication for the Reformed church presented by Mrs. Susanna Fisher. Attendance was strong with baptisms and new members added. notable concerts and lectures complemented the day. The Teutonic festival origins noted, and the community enacted festive decor and reverent rites.
Local notices from Sugartrack residents and shops
Abraham Sogjmers and Caroline Moser of Sugartrack township read an advertisement for tailor made suits. A photo service at 156 25e per dozen offers pictures at a dry goods store. A spouting and repair job is noted for a stove and gasoline items with inventory at a local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Sogjmers and
Caroline Moser
Sugartrack Township
Gem
Wooster
Redrick
Sad Accident Leaves Child Dead at Farm
A twelve year old girl died after falling behind a horse in the barn at the home of Benjamin Amstutz last Saturday. A frightened horse kicked her. family members were away. A doctor attended, but the child died. The funeral was held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daitgn
Republican
Dauronr
Benj. Amstutz
Court hearing list set by Judge S B Eason Wayne County
A Wayne County Court of Common Pleas docket shows Judge S B Eason setting hearings for numerous cases. Listings include Webb vs White, Foltz vs Foltz, Beals vs Boyd, Eddy vs Camp, Wright vs Eddy, Barrett & Sons vs Zimmerman, Organ Company vs Odenkirk, Thomas vs Blackburn, Harrold vs Kraus, and many others with docket numbers and dates from April 18 to April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rason
Mondlay
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County National Bank
Downing
Loomis
Aufang
Webb
White
Prary
Aukerman
Foltz
Beals
Boyd
Presler
Boling
Graber
Baily
Schweickhard
Bowman
Oechler
Eddy
Camp Et al
Wright
McDavitt
Barrett& Sons
Zimmerman
McGlennen
McCullough
Organ Company
Odenkirk
Harrold
Kraus
Thomas
Roarer
Hon
Yoder
List
Cornell
Rauchardson
Ray
Minor
Snyder
Funck
Mowers
Franks
Hunter
Insurance
McCoy
Mecoy
Mangess
Hays Brothers
Caskey
Mlber
Congress Etchings in Congress Township April 1
Local notices from Congress Township Ohio describe Holmes and Spreng blacksmiths dissolved with Holmes overseeing the shop, and various residents including May Barth and Miss Fillaarliea. Improvements and fires at the old mail line and stores are noted, with sermons planned and a list of spring property enhancements by residents such as Holmes, Clyde Holmes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes & Spreng
Holmes
Simon
May Barth
Lever
Fillaarliea
Good Bros
Aldums
Meppard
Wooster
Congress
Phe Crankmren
Charest
Down Hall
Harks
Clouse
Brier Hall
Win
Floegrner
James M Brown
George Wo Gar- Verana
Lev Vo Seon
Toostinebrog
Sailivan
Warner Pets
Dual
Selemiery Holmes
Cyedhoor
Waler
Bassik Atel Geobresh
Merry Meeting at M E Church Social Night
A church social at the M E church drew about 400 guests who enjoyed ham sandwiches Jenny Linds Keister graham snaps ribbon cake and coffee. The event featured singing by a quartet and a retired minister delivering a nostalgic song, ending with benediction by Presiding Elder Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Messrs. Blough
Schmuck
Rowland Cooper
Jesus
Savior
Bro. Walker
City of Gold
J.T. Keister
Shilling
Jay J. Keister
Eider Knapp
M. E. Church
Fire at residence on West North Street cited by councilman
A fire alarm summoned responders to a blaze at the main part of a residence on West North Street. The fire department extinguished the flames after a rapid response prompted by a call from Councilman Obn Nolle. No injuries or further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep A.m
Obn Nolle
Vesseil
North Street
Wayen county Marshallville Likely to Get an Akron Industry
In Marshallville April 14. H J Bowers holds a good job at Akron's Goodrich rubber works while assessor A F Zeigler surveys his territory. C R Musser and John Zimmerman traveled to Richland county to buy timber. W G Crifts visited from Elyria. A A Ault of Barberton, a top local grocer, spent Sunday with kin. Akron brick and tile waste eye moving plant here. Junior commencement at High School featured a strong program Friday evening the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallville
H. J. Bowers
Goodrich Rubber Works
Akron
A. F. Zeigler
C. R. Musser
John Zimmerman
Richland County
W. G. Crifts
Elyria
A. A. Ault
Barberton
Jay Bird
Bell Gift to Wooster Reformed Church from Mrs Fisher
Pastor S E Neikirk announced a 1500 pound bell donated by Mrs Susanna Fisher of South Buckeye Street to the Wooster Reformed Church. The D W Van Dusen Co Cincinnati bell weighs about 1500 pounds and bears an Easter 1900 inscription. It will be mounted by next Sabbath as the congregation had long wished for a bell. Mrs Fisher kept the plan secret until the Sunday morning announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
North
Ostarg
Christ
Palm Sunday
Jesus
Jerusalem
Garden
Gethsemane
Judas
Buster
Leo
Scotland
Wooster
Etn
Dts
Vakly
Presbyterian
J . Catepberl
Audi
Pagtish
Hove
Neiairk
S. E. Neikirk
Sussana Fisher
South Buckeye Street
D. W. van Dusen Co
Cincinnati
Susanna Her
Reformed Church
Fisher
Free of Debt Lattasburg Meeting and Improvements
The Lattasburg community celebrates lifting debt on the Town Hall. Residents report spring improvements across farms and homes, including new porches, roofing, and additions. A public IOOF meeting and banquet at Town Hall April 24 features Carrie Smith and Ed Young with free admission and a post event gathering.
Official List Of Appointed Deaconial Ministers In Wayne County
A long list of appointed deaconial ministers and their respective townships and wards in Wayne County Wooster Madisonburg Shreve Applecreek Dalton Mt Eaton West Salem Orrville Smithville Springville Saltcreek Sugar Creek Wayne Madisonberg Wooster wards cited. Names include George W Holm Baughman Marshallville Charles A Mellen Creston Welker G Christy Arthur Calher George N Shearer Eugene Merkle W Hoegner James M Brown Perry D Cotterman Daniel E Lawrence Jacob Shibler Orrville Michael Smish Charles H Scott Lyman S Warner George J Ebright Joseph M Brown Robert M Gardner Christian St Snavely Elmer Landis Samuel Metzler Edwin C Hard Harvey R Parker Charles Weber Charles Lautenschlager Daniel W Ellenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waspe County
George W. Holm
Baughman Wwashi
Marshallville
Charles A Mellen
Anaan Township
Reston
William A
Romich
Canaan Township
Creston Welker G Christy
Chester Township
Wooster
Arthur JT Calher
Chippewa Township
Doylestown
George N Shearer
Monroe Mclotire
Clinton Township
Eugene Merkle
Clinton
Hoegner
Congress Township
West Salem
James M Brown
Congress
Wills G Patterson
East Union Township
Applecreek
Perry D. Cotterman
Daniel EF Lawrence
Franklin Township
Jacob S$.shibler
Greene Township
Smithville
Newtin
Brice
Orrwille Michael Smish
Milton Township
Stering Charles H. Scott
Paint Township
Mt. Eaton
Lyman S Warner
Plain Township
George J Ebright
Springville
Joseph M. Brown
Saltcreek
Koch Robert M. Gardner
Sugarcreek
Dalton
Christian St. Snavely
Elmer Landis
Wayne
Madisonberg
Samuel Metzler
John F. Barrett
Edwin C. Hard
Harvey R. Parker
Charles Weber
Charles Lautenschlager
Daniel W. Ellenberger
Yoder Family To Open Tremont House In Mansfield
Mrs M M Yoder and son Will Yoder, late of Hotel Yoder, will move to Mansfield to manage the Tremont House. They take charge May 1st. The family is noted for hotel experience and honorable business in catering to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Yoder
Will Yoder
Yoder
Mansfield
Will
Tremont
Progressive Farmers Association Meeting at Springdale Dairy Farm
The Progressive Farmers Association will convene at Springdale Dairy Farm the home of W. A. Lee at 10 a.m. on April 26. Program includes music, roll call, recitations by Ada McCracken and Harriett McCoy, papers by C. E. Thorne and L. R. Bon, and talks on Our Country School and Rapid Transit and Transportation. Judge Martin Welken will speak, followed by a May question and suggestion session led by Mrs. W. E. Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmers’ Association
Springdale Dairy Farm
W. A. 5Ee
Rmusic
Ada. McCracken
Harriett McCoy
C. E. Thorne
Our Country School
Tme
L. R. Bon
G. W. Bishop
Martin Welken
May
W. E. Jarvis
P. S. Thrig
Fragmented OCR Message About Injuries and Distress
The readable text mentions injuries and distress with unclear phrasing and several garbled names. It references a claim that six merchants or observers are affected and hints at a person named Das Lov. The fragmentary note lacks clear facts, dates, places, or organizations to identify specific injured parties or the event involved.
Back a Paralytic and a Homeward Journey
April 16 Smithville notes a parade of sick and recovering locals. Doctors J W Buchanan and John W Shirey are ill. Mrs Baum and Mrs E L Smith also sick. Bert Ludwick returns from the Philippines, a harrowing voyage and hospital stays ending in Smithville. He lies helpless at home, while residents rally to assist him and his caregiver. The item blends personal health, travel hardship, and community support from Orrville to Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert& Ludwick
Philippines
Methodist Quarterly Meeting
J. B. Eberly
Sparta
Chas. Eribaum
Hsg
Mus
Jos. Hilty
C.J. Millers
Dayton
Cleveland
San Francisco
Honolulu
America
Manila
Battary
Old Peg. Tos
Getbeéer
San Fernandes
Angeles
Angels of
Pertorma
Fan
Messaye
Orrtae
Smithville
Hom
Orrville
Luilwied
Withal
Energy by food and cod liver oil benefits
The article explains foods supply energy like coal for engines. Prof Frankland shows cod liver oil yields two and a half times more energy than starches or sweets. Scott's Emulsion combines cod liver oil with hypophosphites to build fat, strength, blood, nerves, and tissue repair. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankland
London
Scott
Scarr & Gsw
NED Caeauske
New York
Wooster Markets Produce Prices April 18 1900
Corrected by Craian HaD & Co. Groceries and Provisions list prices for butter eggs lard shoulders and sides cheese beans potatoes onions chickens turkeys and grain. Includes wheat oats rye flour and beef notes with per unit pricing and corrections by D. Titer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craian Had & Co
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Gilad
Holy Communion
Aus Man
Tin Man
Cath
S. B. Eason
Correspondenes
Wayne County
Reformed
Lattasburg
Swinehart
Berlin
St. Thorly
Emma Painter
Samuel Buchanan
Hileman
David Hohenshil
Art Jof Specht
Stonemason
New Pittsburg
Bin
H E
Robert
Lattasbury Town
Asvxration
KGT M
oCarrie Smith
D .L.C
Chicago Junction
IO T M
Ed I. Young
G. Rok
Norwalk
KCTM
Official
Farmers’ Association
Natores
Ben
A. Hospital
Soc
King Bee
Eldgant Balbriggan
Manhattan
Nick Amster
Styles In Crush
Hajad
Nice Amster
Court House
The
Amster
Sweet-Orr & Co
Wooster, Ohio
Boon
Ahdsear
Miss Vina McNamara
TRE Bimler Business
Golleee
Griffin
Joforis
Frick
Love Agency
Aes
Yeoman
Knox
One Price Clothing Store
Wooster Markets
Ghov
Winkler Horse CO
Oarville, C
W. J. Winkler
Bahelman
Seagate
A. J. Fredrick & GO
New
Wethbiok
Berm
Brussels
Wilton
Smyrna
Eatra
Lac
Wooster, Chic
A. J. Fredrick
Freedlander
Ohio Farmers Insurance Go
L L. Moyen
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Ullértin
Eo Kear
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