Wooster Notes On Local News And Elections
Long local summary covers pension petitions, school institutes, theater dances, Arbor Day events, street work, library efforts, railroad surveys, and upcoming Democratic ticket battles. Mentions Keefe funeral, state sugar beet seeds, Flambeau Club in inauguration, and plans for Farmers Jubilees Day with Citizens Band rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Rea
Woost
Theounty
Cleveland
Kron
Bageball Valletina
Lawrence Keefe
Stary
Given Os
Wayne County
Miller
State Board of Ticulture
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States Department
Northwestern Guardsman
Minnesota National Guard
Minneapolis Flambeau Club
McKinley
Wooster
Wooster City
Ohio
Flambeau Club
Wooster Personal Notes Salute Wide Range of Visitors
From Wednesdays Daily Local items list I N Aylaworth of Big Prairie Miss Lizzie Hessis Mansfeld Miss Louige Quinby in Gambier for studies Harry Taylor and wife of Orrville attended to hear the Ollega Choristers Will Smith of Cleveland in the county office business Squire Olenhausen Columbus and Squire Coe Orrville in court Abner Bishop Medias maker of Bishop buggy in city Miss Dessie Baumgardner returns from Springfield and Columbus J O Fritz in city from Sterling Drs Watrend Gann attend Northeastern Homeopathic meeting in Akron Neal Harrington Milierburg gallery trip to Lake Brady Rev J S Ross preach Slachidville April 25 0 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Aylaworth
Big Prairie
Lizzie Hessis
Ecorder Schauffter
M. Olenhausen
Columbus
Fred @lenhauser
Avarre
Squire
N. Coe
Orrville
Court of Common Pleas
Abner Bishop
Medias
Dessie Baumgardner
Springfield
J. O. Fritz
Adair & Adair
Sterling
Drs. KR. N. Watrend
John A. Gann
Akron
Onlomeopatite Society
Neal P. Harrington
Poster
Milieraburg
Lake Brady
S. J. Fryer
Chicago
Emily J. Houston
Xenia
Beall Avenue
A. B. Critchfield
Shreve
Erwin
Mansfield
California
J. S. Ross
Slachidyville
Madge Golden
Wooster
W. W.stamats
Wvetroit
Mich
Pomerene, Adams and
Douglass
Ashland
Frank Manning
East Liverpool
Edward Snavely
George Adams
John Hudson
Millersburg
A Houlegner
West Salem
Flora Kollan
Flora Smith
Latters
Applecreek
Edward McLaughlin
Huntingdon
Martha Bronson
Fredericksburg
The
Homeopathic Medical Society of Eastern Ohio
A. E. Eliott
Lod
A.E. Stepfield
Doylestown
R. N. Warren
J. A. Gano
Harvey J. Hunting
Cleveland
Misa Ella Seacrest
J. Seacrest
North Walent Street
George Mather
Thomas Ewing
Marie Ewing Martin
New York
Third Avenue Street Railway Company
Martin
Isa McGrew
James
George
Harry Scovel
Nion
L. R. Critchfeld
Lyman Critchield
Frank Kunkle
Real Warner
Austa Kelly
Mt Gilead
Inventive Americans and a Cure Tied to Calic Remedy
A historical note celebrates American invention with patent counts and praises Chamberlain's Calic Caloria and Diarrhoea Remedy. A Kentucky resident, J Waughs of Oakton, endorses the medicine for abdominal cramps. Laubach and Boyd Drug-Bist sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. Waughs
Oakton
eBys
Laubach & Boyd
Payne Ind dealer praises Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Wm R Hayes of Payne Indiana in February 1846 reports starting use of Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin upon establishing his agency four months earlier. He rose from 150 to 177 pounds and says he feels better than ever, calling it an excellent remedy. The ad notes prices 10c, 50c to $1.00 at Laubach & Boyds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Hayes
Payne
Ind
Dr. Caldwell
Laubach & Boyds
Fragmented OCR Note Inspires Unclear Local Record
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a life event tied to a local firm Este Co and HiRes. details are unreadable. The drift hints at a prepared notice but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes for a full card.
Dr Habd’s Core Cure boosts baby’s spirits in minutes
A reader testifies that after using Dr Habd's Core Cure, their four month old baby, troubled by colic, stopped crying within five minutes, then slept well that night. The statement claims rapid relief and improved mood following a single dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masstoom, G
Medicine Co
Hfand
Habd
Mtoe
Bankruptcy Plan Proposed by Nelson in Minnesota Senate
Nelson of Minnesota frames a simple bankruptcy bill allowing debtors with noncorporate debts and under 3200 to file in federal court to surrender unexempt property for discharge. Creditors may challenge on fraud or priority grounds. certain transfers are void. final decree discharges the debtor after settlement, with carve-outs for public officers or fiduciaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benator Nelson
Minnesota
District Court of the
United States
Guardia
Trustees in Mohican township fined for contempt in court
In Ashland Circuit Court Mohican township trustees failed to appear on contempt charges. Sheriff summoned them. J A Heichel and Allen Metcalf were each fined 25 and costs. They certified a tax levy for H B Camp railroad improvement violating a court order. J P Windigler’s case, in California, was continued to next term. W H Bowers, Mansfield attorney, was summoned to explain why he advised the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Mohican Township
J. A. Heichel
Allen Metcalf
H. B. Camp
J. P. Windigler
California
W. H. Bowers
Mansfield
State Senator Nomination in Millersburg Area Mentioned
News From Neighbors notes Wayne county residents and candidates. A State Senator to replace Harper is to be nominated this spring, with Wayne county to furnish the candidate. Lake Jones may campaign on foxhounds if he pursues the seat, an odd local detail reflecting the era. Other items record visits, barber apprentices, and a Wooster preacher’s stay and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
Democrat
Marchand
Wooster
Bessie Baumgardner
H. L. Sanborn
Springfield
Millersburg
Jones
Massillon
C. T. McDaniel
Assilon
Nathan Watts
Hazal
Navarre
Frank Kraft
Charles Kraft
Orrville
R. M. Donaldson
Charles Snyder
East Main Street
Dr. Donaldson
Presbyterian Church
Wayne county teachers in Ashland paper noted for superintendency
Ashland Press reports several Wayne county teachers named among candidates for the Ashland superintendency. Other notes include Creston high school ending commencement exercises this year and Professor Zaring taking on new studies delaying graduation by a year. Supt. Thomas of Warren, set to succeed Captain Fraunfelter as Akron schools chief, advocates male principals at higher salaries. Prof. G C Maurer, New Philadelphia superintendent, visited school board but is not stated as a candidate. The piece includes unrelated health advice and an advertisement for Dr. Pierce’s medicines.
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siDally
Anald
India
Penston
Mossilion
Ashland
Akron
Bjqyerholt
Spink Street
J. L. Zaring
Preston
Teachers’ Institute
Creston
Miller’s Hall
Muschensch
Mandolin Club
Creston High School
Zaring
Supt. Thomas
Warren
Capt. Fraunfelter
Ashland Press
G.C. Maurer
New Philadelphia
W. H. Maurer
Salem
Dr. Pierce
World
Buffalo
N.Y
Dre Floree
Creston to get electric lights and new town hall
Creaton will have electric lights spot and a new town hall. Sterling election on a proposed town hall failed. Orrville sees a new band laundry opening by W T Shaftoe, and several local notices include residences, a fire at Robert Stevenson’s house with $1,500 loss, and community updates across West Salem, Seville, and nearby towns.
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Creaton
Canaan
John Lugbubl
Dalton
A. D. Mower
Fataré
Salem
W. T. Shaftoe
Morenci
Mich
Orrville
Myrtle Keffer
Schop
Ed Mackey
Applecreek
Mansfeld
Frank Harbridge
Adam Ratt
Akron
William McClure
Elm Grove
Holmes County
Brownfield
Fredericksburg
Creston
Che
Sterling
Geo. Fike
Sandsy
Mra
Pike
Black
Reed
Londonville
Lee Eliott
Seville
Chicago
Western Points
Ellott
Buckeye Club
J. W. Hostetter
Vlrof
J. B. Mobler
Robert Stevenson
Wadsworth
Eaton
J. M. Westcott
Harvey Scoff
West Salem
Myers
Williams
Apple
Burbank
McCauley
West
Sevilla
John Herr
Alfred Steele
Reuben Martin
Overton
B. F
Danbar New Superintendent of Wheeling & Lake Erie
O P Danbar is named superintendent of motion power and cars for the Wheeling & Lake Erie. The pay train reached Massillon Thursday with 85000 distributed. Regular monthly trips will follow. Auditors surveyed the road’s valuation after a road trip in a private car. Rail freight rate clashes persist as Central Traffic Association talks fail. Brice’s Lima Northern plans four through trains linking Detroit to Old Point Comfort signaling a possible all-rail Cincinnati to Mackinaw route. Mrs Arthur visits Wooster for a funeral. Thomas Keene and wife attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Danbar
Besn
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Masaillon
Ashland Times
Erie
Central Traffic Association
Grummond
Detroit & Cleveland Steamship Lines
Brice
Lima Northern
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Detroit
Old Point Comfort
Ohio Southern
Norfolk & Western
Chicago
Calvin
Middle-Western States
Mackinaw
Quintb
Lively letters from Chester Center and area notes
Chester Center reports a recovering Quimby Mowery visiting his cousin Charley Kroety after illness. Farmers prepare fields for spring. Emanuel church members attend Easter services in Beeadsburg with good success. A small fire on Portage Street caused by chimney issues was quickly damped with minor damage. A tramp blacksmith caused town disturbance and was detained, later leaving with unknown outside help. Various residents move, visit, or engage in work, including property sales, schooling, and family relocations. A reunion of the 120th O. I. is planned for early June, with several local residents noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby
Weaver
New Pittsburg
Charley Kroety
Emanuel Church
Beeadsburg
Cor Ourdets
J. Bochsteter
Portage Street
Haring
Marabhal Johnson
Tramp
Lberty
Sadie Dodd
Seayight
Wooster
Sadie van Osdala
Maggie Flahart
Sterling
Gilbert Searight
Wim. Redett
Wm. Harrison
Sheriff Garver
Mr. White
Mullersburg
Beanie Searight
Lucy Johnson
Geo
Searight
Minnie Campbell
Akron
Bessie Grosjean
Mit
Nebo
Another Long Ditch Proposed Massillon Petition
A petition filed with the Stark County auditor by Attorney W. Shetler and B. F. Eason on behalf of several landowners seeks a joint county ditch about eight miles long. It would start a half mile east of North Lawrence, pass through Big Fox Lake, and extend beyond. Hearings are set for April 30 on the premises before commissioners of both counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Stark County
W. Shetler
B. F. Eason
Wayne County
North Lawrence
Big Fox Lake
Disordered Liver and Inflammatory Rheumatism in a Boy
The article narrates the case of Fred L. Howse a sixteen year old student from Cleveland whose severe inflammatory rheumatism and liver disorder left him bedridden in 1895. After failing relief from a physician he improved markedly after four months on Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, enabling his return to school and sports with no subsequent illness. Mrs. Howse trusted the pills and recommended them to friends, noting the pills’ availability from druggists or by mail at six for two fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Howse
Fred
Plymouth Place
Clere- Jane Obie
Richard Howse
Bepf
Mr. Howse
Dr. Willama
Sch
Williams
Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
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Dr Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer Proclaimed Wonder Drug
A River Star Ohio reader testifies that one bottle of Dr Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer cured his wife’s sleeplessness and his own LaGrippe related nervous trouble. He gained weight and says he would not be without the remedy. Sold by Laubach and Bova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wheeler
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Sra
Shamp & Bechter
Ashland & Wooster
Beach City
Hyers’ Company
Kice
Merry Makers
Ulty Opera House
Ferguson Bros
Milleraburg
Common Pleas
Citizens’ Band
Steve Smith
Knights Templars
John J. Géltz
D.H McMillan
Standard Coach Pad Co
Pittsburg
Archer
E. L. Werner
Pest Wooster
Wilmot
F. Forsyth
Will H. Hobbell
U. P
Dallop
T.S. Hamilton
Livingston
Los Angeles
Cal
Gordon
John C. Whittaker
Ohio Patriarchs Millitant
Canton Wright
Gen. Whitaker
Wooster Boys
Horace Carr
Carr
Missouri
Wasatch
Taggart
Salt Lake
Nelson
Louisiana
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Ims
Vicksburg
Miss
Biggs
Lafourche
Terrebonne
Agricultural Department
Tost
Ioan
Ashland Gazette
Arthur
Thomas Keene
Philip Shearer
Herb
Hayesville
Chester Center
Mrs. Howse
Pe Boy
Dhio
Japan
National Lead Co
Bampoo
National Lfad & Oil. CO OF Pennsylvania
Rman Nat Bank Building
Iitesburgh
I's
Andy Cathari
Reese
Ad. Sterling
Montreal
Can
Sapolio
Stausetamites
W. H. King & CO
Whitewright
Tex
Tedah amaDrici Regulator Co
Atlanta
Chase’s
E. Rotthaus
Wayne, County
Jane
Epwamp E. Adair
N Res
James L. Zaring
Ubbie
R. A. Leisy
Marshallville
Board of Exmanets
Ig O'Elocke M
Standar
Board of Act On
Wooster Town
Ofdd
J. R. Webster
Wapater
Celeky
jCelety Iret
Heatdankes
Atidnigsis
New York Weekly Tribune
Republican
Geo W. Beat
Tribune
Newpor City
Reepusblican
Raw
York Weekly Tribune
D. L. Freedlander
M¢n
Denne
Nobby
Barghis
Ghldrea
Eng
Men's & Boys’ Pants
Lowe
Freedlander
Oni Air
Db Clothier
Cy Frick
S al Block
W. Libert Tdrineis
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