Matters Heard and Pending Be fore Judge Adair
A string of probate filings and estate actions including sale bills, inventories, and final accounts across multiple estates. James H Shields appointed trustee under Lucinda McCullough will. bond $1500. Various guardians and administrators sought orders to sell real estate and to invest or finalize accounts. Hearing dates include May 5 and April 8. Edward Scotland appointed administrator. bonds $3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rife
John Rife
James H Shields
Lucinda McCullough
Fredericksburg Presbyterian Church
Edwin Moser
Peter Moser
Delia Dodez
George M Dodez
Lehin
Gieurza
Plasweter
Adiuis Mitor
Hutlesk Thanthier
Ats
Une Cpal
D. G Kivans
Gideon Smucker
Samuel Hooley Et al
Madison County
Proba
Nancy J. Greeley
Ateate of Mercy
Ford Charles E. Werner
Raztetter
geeHutton
Peter Ubristy
Wor Kenn
Catherine Hawke
Lyman Doretine
W C. Durstine
Samuel Benner
Greene Township
Insene
Musgilton Hospital
Lehman
Sophia Lenman
T C Wiend
Emma Canankamp
George
Edward Rickabaugh
Henge A Firat
Perccntor
Fuille Bu Birat
Silas
John A Lehman
Wuardian
Christian
Nash Geger
John FE Stone
Adiuinta
Christian —Seliewal
Melissa
Tyler
Srick
Alter Tyler
Ag Wmn
EB Gerber
Mary LaFortoe
T H. Derr
Harriet Johnson
Solomon 2Johnson
Dull
J. Fritz
A J. Thowas
Mays
Edward Scotland
WmfScotland
Esmeralda sisters booked for tour of London and Australia
A Wooster report praises the Esmeralda sisters and their chorus spirits. The lively group features Ethel Perry Powers Esther Wehr Maud Elliott and Maud Miller with captivating dancing contortionists and flower girls. They are booked for a tour of London and Australia, aiming to debut in May.
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Chiunyo
a*Wooster
Esmeralda Sisters
Dan Fig
Ethel Perry Powers
Anna Held Company
Esther Wehr
Lady Tenzie
Maud Elliott
Nat Wills
Maud Miller
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, noting it contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Recommends obtaining genuine Hall's preparations and mentions Hall's family pills as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.3
Cheng & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Apes
TC. Hall
Hood
Tidad
Local notices and incidents in Wayne county and state
Wednesday April 12 highlights include Yocum's Bixler Business College offering office fixtures and typewriters with prices. George Sinyer named assistant assessor of Plain township. various charges and fines for intoxication and property damage. plans for a Woodmen of the World monument to Harry Schad. new business openings and store improvements. legal notices to sell church and parsonage lots. a window break incident at Steve Smith plumbing. a cattle sale and local politics with a May 320 delegate plan. and a looming coal mining downturn with Porter mine closing until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocum’s Bixler Business College
George Sinyer
Plain Township
Grant Cube
Mr Case
Creston
Charles
Great
Boyles
Harry Schad
Alcock & Son
Cheated Death By Electric Bitters Claim At Bear Grove
H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing his two year kidney trouble that caused pain and anxiety. He says the medicine brought complete relief and has no equal for general nervous trouble and nerve pain as noted by the local druggists Laubach and Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
Laubach
Boyd
Drugeiste
Pretty Home Wedding Near City Limits
A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs L Bacher east of the city on Wednesday at high noon. Clyde A Kbiett of Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Scott of Wooster were married by Rev J M Lockhart using the ring ceremony. The groom, a Wooster boy, works in Pittsburgh. the bride is the daughter of Attorney and Mrs Scott. A large circle of home friends attended and a wedding dinner was served. The couple start their wedding tour from Wooster, then to New York City, Washington DC, Philadelphia, and finally Beaver Falls, Pa.
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Mis L . Bacher
Clyde A Kbiett
Pittsburg
Mary Scott
Wooster
J. M. Lockhart
the Baptist Church
J S Elliott
Scott
New York City
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Beaver Falls
Given Fpont
Women's Relief Corps
Keiffer Circle
Daughters of Veterans
Col. B. M. Moulton
Lima
Keitfer
Colt Moulton
Experiment Station
University
W. E. Feeman
Loogent Mountain
Anna Barnard
Regina Barnes
Dora Haller
Mabel McCready
Helen Penick
Paul Revere
Pearl Russell
Sawyel
Thomas Everly
Col. Moulton
Col Moulton
Ohio
Moulton
Grand Army of the Reublic
Ellen Aplebaugh
County Expenses From April Commissioners Meeting
A list of bills approved in the April county commission session includes Kosier three months pay as infirmary director 105.80 Wouster Electrical Co lighting county building 75.50 Zimmerman Co supplies for auditor 535 Nash Steines bridge work Greene Township 41.50 Culler Printing 1006 official envelopes for auditor 4.25 A Rahl printing in treasurer’s office W&O Telephone Co phone tone and messages for one man 28.30 Wallace Co ribbon for tapewant ad in auditor 1 Tieche plumbing in courthouse 108 Wallace Co ribbon for typewriter in recorder’s office Tie Edward Stantfer furnishing stone and bridge for travel Paint Tas taswerp 268.454 Woveter Gas Co light for county building 224.1 Army Brown sheriff fees and boarding prisoners for one month 58.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosier
fWouster Electrical Co
Lighting County
Zimmerman & Co
Nash Steines
Greene Township
Culler Printing Co
Rahl
Telephone Co
Wallace Co
J C Tieche
Court House
Recorder’s
Edward Stantfer
Tastaswerp
Woveter Gas Co
Arnatrony Brown
Fort Wayne Line Seeks Trans-State Trolley Expansion
The Fort Wayne Van Wert & Lima Traction company files a mortgage deed with Fidelity Trust of Philadelphia for 2000 dollars as the first lien. The bond issue funds extensions eastward aiming to reach Pittsburg in a cross-state trolley network. Service currently runs except for a twenty mile gap between Chicago and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne, van Wert & Lima Traction Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Lima
April 18 Community Notes and Local Updates
April 18 remarks report Ed Snyder and son visiting, sale of property to Mr Schaaf, a carload of goods from Joe Taylor Shad, plan to raise potatoes, early chicks, Walter Schrock farming for Mrs Hazel, death of Mr Franklin of Columbus, Shreve farm valued highly with charitable bequests. Local peddlers noted, carpenters busy, Rev W H Hubbell preaching in Akron, travels of Wm Williams and wife from Akron, Massillon proposition to install electric light plant discussed, some oppose due to poverty fears, Rudy coal mine contracts for summer, Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Mrs F Li Phel Jousnese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Snyder and Son
Schaaf
Joe Taylor
Walter Schrock
Hazel
Franklin
Columbus
W. H. Hubbell
Akron
Williama
Wsvife
Massillon
Dalton
Rudy
Jakes
Praised the Eighth Regiment in maneuvers report
The report on Col A L Wagner and the Eighth Regiment notes strong conduct and good marching despite adverse weather. Absenteeism and diminished company strength were cited as issues, though several units performed well, especially the Eighth Regiment which maintained full lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wagner
Tne
Hammond bid to quash case over bridge deals in Wayne County
An Ashland Telegram dispatch reports the State of Ohio case against George Hammond for bridge deal crookedness faced a motion to quash. The court reserved decision after hearing legal points. Hammond, represented by Atlee Pomerene and Judge Smyser, with Canton Bridge Co. defense, versus Wayne County commissioners represented by Carlin, Taylor, and Weygandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wooster residents linked to suspected mail fraud plantation
Robert Moffett of Cleveland, secretary of the American Missionary Society, is named as a victim in a mail fraud case. Prof John C Boyd, familiar with Mexican plantations, suggests the Boston or Oberlin plantations may be involved. He notes Woosterites are few and unsure of the connection to local stock investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefraud
Robert Moffett
Cleveland
American, Missionary Society
Christian Ebnerch
Moffett
Wester
John C. Boyd Sho
Boston
Court Hearing Dates Set For April to May Civil and Jury Cases
Judge T Maxwell has scheduled a series of hearings from April 20 to May 4 for multiple civil and jury cases. Notable entries include Waltz vs Standard Mineral Co, Zeigler cases, Snell vs Snell, Ries vs Santrock, Brinkerbott vs George, and Wooster Brush Works vs railroad. Additional actions involve board of education disputes and various employment and partnership disputes.
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T. Maxwell Han
Waltz
The
Stendard Mineral Co
Béichier Va
Zeigler
Bower Vs. Mowery
Snell
Vanover
Myers
Ries Va
Santrock
George
Brinkerbott
Bebout
Harrison
Flack
Messner
Donald Va
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Bates
Zimmerman
Harbeson
Mellinger
Eldridge & Higgins Co
Waples
Westcott
Board of Education of
Saltcreek Township
Kistler Ve Blessing
Hayes
Heyl
Wheaton
Cutnaw
Joltiff
Wiley
Mowery
WerCo
Mings Bea Tia Ve. Harter
Ohio State Lists Noted Educators For Summer Lectures
Ohio State University includes Superintendent Charles Haupert of this city among its special lecturers for the summer. The roster features Ohio’s noted educators. The summer school marks a new feature and strong courses are anticipated per the Catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Charles Haupert
Ohio
Ohio State
Prof Haupert Will Address Medina Teachers Meet
Medina Sentinel reports the Medina County Teachers association will meet in Medina in the third school room Saturday April 20 at 9 30 oclock Supt W H Mitchel of New London and Supt Charles Haupert of Wooster will deliver addresses and several Medina county teachers will take part on the program for the election of officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Medina County Teachers’ Association
W. H. Mitchel
New London
Big Night for the Oddfellows in Wooster Lodge
Wooster lodge No 42 Independent Order of Oddfellows held a large initiatory degree ceremony Friday with fourteen candidates, the largest class in years. Many attendees were present from out of town and the music by Young's orchestra enhanced the event.
Nothing Done Yet in Preserving Paper Plant Case
Noiame has not advanced settlements as set in preserving paper. A pany continues under Receiver Snyder, waking up material on hand when the company was put in court. No acreage has yet been let for the year though hope is held for an arrangement to proceed. If acreage to let remains scarce crops may fail, even if Cleveland courts declare solvency, causing a lost season. The case won’t be heard until May, but officials hope for a settlement to run the plant on a regular scale.
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Venry
Wapner
Doylestown Journal
Uiges
Axsessor
Ia S. Wertz
Adam Wirth
Orrvile
Wheeling & Lakerio Railway Company
Noiame
Alan Apany
Snyder
Iti
Cléveland
Sutimer
Seasort
Organized Board of Health Elects New Officers
The old board of health was abolished and the members of the board of public service and Mayor Van Nest formed the new health board under the new code. At Friday night’s meeting the following officers were elected: President, M. M. Van Nest. vice-president, Forbes Alcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Board of Public Service
van Nest
Health Board
Twe
M M. van Nest
Forbes Alcock
Women and Kidney Trouble Allegedly Wrecks Women
An ad asserts kidney and bladder disease affect both women and men, claiming Swamp Root, a Dr Kilmer product, offers a remedy. It cites testimonials and a mail order sample, urging readers to request pamphlets and acknowledge the brand with the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Binghamon, NS
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Ayers
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Probate Court
R. L. Adair
Bell Brothers
Jacob Saal
North Walnut Street
Woodland Avenue
Gus Hunsicker
West Liberty Street
Howard Mark
Ben Miller
R. F Flack
Fack & Eyman
Bert Fans
Crestline
Nolin
Faux
Messrs
Hint
Leiner
Magare
Tom Stevens
Silas N Kope
Kansas City
Ikujal Arcanum
Allen Clark
Phe
Shreve
Court of Common Pleas
Presbyterian Church
John Long
Henry Long
Thurssday
Evenning
Steve Smith
South Market Street
Mr. Long
Mr. Smith
Knights of Hogar
Al-len Clark
Harmon Singser
Querton
Allen Garrett
Milelsburg
Wayne County
James McCullough
Wooster Boy
Pittsburg, Pa
Kauke Station
Chamberlain
Hammond
Ashland
Prof. Halpert
Prof
Haupert
the Oddfellows
Orgatized”Board of Health
Wooster Book
Binder
Jacob Fischer
Rick
Wooster, UH
Canada
Canadian West
Ottawa
H. M. Williams
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Crevetano
Dr. J
Mer
Binghamton
N. Y
Oserho. Eritz
Wooster National Bank
Wear Liberty Street
Wouter Ohio
Bed C. Biliman
Faat Ais
Aavusny Weenie
L. B
M. P
Columbian University
Lapos
Oss W. Funk
Harding & Co
Atintosnys Ser
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Merchant's Emporium
Upstalra
Aerdeseventsliiws
Ofice
Oser McCarran 'S
Liberty St
Jackson Block
Public Square
Wooster, Ohio
Fredrick’s Store
East Liberty St
Cclarran
John C. McLarrar & Jones
Charles C. Jones
Attorneys-At-Law
Ayyor & Taylor
J. B. Taylor,attorneys-At-Lawy -R-C-Pavror
Rooma 1
Nice Block
Swartz
A.B. Ligb
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PBS
Stoll Ryall & Emrmat
Jed Stoll
G. W. Ryall H. J
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North Market
Dr. Steal
Beall Avenue
Bowman
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HART
EAR
Beall A Bowman
New York
Eve and Ear Institute
Homas A, Elder
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
GEM Proto Gallery
Fredrick's Store
Tocio Goter
Speed
Laubach & Boyd
Ian
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