Plank 3 Gray mill to be lighted by electricity
Local items report the Plank 3 Gray mill to be lit by an implemented dynamo with officers making four arrests Saturday night for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Other notes include guests at the American Hotel, a broken weighing scale payoff, a club room being prepared in Oldfellow's Hall, and various local family movements and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangall
Bride of Seville
Geof Kingsley
Beall ‘Avenue
Will Yoder
Columbus
Yoder
Medina
Oldfellow's
Newton Gorgas
Rowsburg
Spink Street
Marriage Licenses and local notices from Fredericksburg area
A jumble of marriage licenses connects John F Thompson and Edna C Tracy of Fredericksburg, H P Ogden of West Salem with Ida M Becker of Plain, and others including Love and Swartz of Orrville. Local society notes mention Easter program at M E Church, Kreiline and Maude McClure's marriage, barn work on M L Springer’s place, and various health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Thompson
Edna C. Tracy
Fredericksburg
H. P. Ogden
West Salem
Ida M Becker
Plain
James
Love
Elsie Swartz
Orrville
Clarence Hackett
Applecreek
Carrie
Stanifer
Killinger
Burton City
Eliza Richwine
East Union
William —Fechenbarg
Granten- Wis
Minnie Laper
Wooster
Harry J. Yingling
April 17: Local hires and social notes from Wooster
Willis Rogers joins Fawcet & Young as general delivery clerk. Jay Hanes spent Sunday with his brother F B Hanes. J C Young was in Wooster on business Tuesday. CE society held a social in the church basement Tuesday evening with good attendance. Mrs Severn visits daughter Mrs James Ducat. Isaac Ewing spent Saturday in Homer on business. Mrs H S Hicken and Mrs J Cuppinger spent Wednesday in Wooster. Sam Whittburn of Homer secured work at the Boxboard. he predicts a month of progress. Char Albright purchased the Garn property on Mud Street. Walter Pfaff, Ohio Boxboard stenographer, resigned for St Louis. Sale of W E Rogers household goods was well attended. Rogers plans to move to Kansas soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Rogers
Fawcet & Young
Jay Hanes
F. B Hanes
J. C. Young
Wooster
CE Society
Severn
James Ducat
Isaac Ewing
Homer
H S Hicken
Mra Jcuppinger
Woos
Sam Whittburn
Boxtoard
Eaay
Char
Albright
Mud Street
Walter Pfaff
Ohio Boxboard Ag
St. Louis
W. E. Rogers
Rogers
Kansas
April 17 at Aill Top school closes term
April 17 Adam Fetter closed a successful school term at Aill Top on Friday. Mrs John Campbell presented the school with a cake and good wishes. J Wolga is improving the Jooka property with two new garden fences and eight other fence changes. Oliver Franks and family visited with his parents Sunday. Paul Hensel of Lodi returned home Saturday to see his best girl Mrs Ella Hensel near Overton. Overton attendees joined the funeral of Frank Hershy’s baby on Sunday. John Yergin of West Salem spent Easter with brother Charley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Fetter
Aill Top
John Campbell
J. Wolgawant
Oliver Franks
Op Sun
Paul Hensel
Lodi
Ella Hensel
Near Overton
Wm. Wagner
Frank Hershys
Overton
John Yergin
West Salem
Charley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew Guarnelri
Cleveland
W. A. Wiler’s
Thomas Dye
E.T. Whitter
Penn, Line
University Bureau of Travel
Ethel Roberts
Naples
W. L. Smith
Touledo
Charles Smith
Akron
Fred Lienhart
Bellene
Abraham Roach
Cleve
Land
Milton Smith
Hero
N. W. Smith
Charles Collier
Shreve
Wykoff Smith
Philadelphia
Fritz
The
Mohican, Quandias Co
Orrville Crescent
Wirth
Justices of the Peace
A. N. Roth
Miss Eva
Mt. Eaton
Lima
Roth
Eaton
Royal Arcanum Grand Council
Miss Roth
Baltimore and Ohio
Lerner
E. McAfee
Hollistre
Rocky Mountain Tea
Laubach & Boyd
Lake Fork
L P Zimmerman
Dy Ieenburg
Clara Riffle
Birdis
Afr
Campbell
Madisonburg
David Eby
M. EB
Moriline
Kreiline
Maude McClure
W W. Moody
M. L. Springer
Asa Lybarger
Edna
Laura Bogga
Indiana
Daniel Flickinger
Wm. Dilgard
Hattie Aber
North Dakota
Bya Ber
Aaron Remby
Eton
Wooster’s
Wayne County
Freedlander
Stein-Block Company
Freedlander's
Ieeery
Sgusthez
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