Escaped Injury After Automobiles Mishap On Trip
Two members of the automoviterary group escaped injuries when a chain broke on a steep grade causing a car to overturn near Toledo. CG Myers and Frank Boizegrain were unharmed and continued the journey. A letter reported H H Zeigler and Bechtel Alcock became separated due to trouble with Zeigler’s car.
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Stwo
Automoviterary
J . Bill Smith
Detroit
C. D. Smith
Oledo
CG. Myers
Mr. Myers
Frank E. Boizegrain
H. H.zeigler
Bechtel Alcock
Zeigler
Nerves Repaired by A W Chase Nerve Pills
Testimonial advertisement claims Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills restore shattered nerves and provide energy and restful sleep. A Mrs W W Spear of Liberty Street and a Bergens customer praise the product as a fine nerve tonic. Package bears the doctor’s signature and a 50 cent price per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
W. W. Spear
Liberty St
Ooster
Bergens
Zimmerman & Co
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Markets by Telegraph Walter Robison, Broker
Market summary received by wire at Wooste shows Wheat September 80 3? and December 81 34? Corn September 62 14, December 52. Oats September 38 434, December 85 43. Pork September 13.6. Lard September 9? 2. A brief items note pricing irregularities and incomplete figures due to telegraph transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Robison
Wooste
Patock Exchange
Woostech Market Prices and Cattle Report August 5 1903
Prices for wheat flour corn oats and other commodities listed with ranges. Cattle hogs sheep and calf markets summarized for Chicago New York Pittsburg and Buffalo with bid and price levels, including Good to prime steers and hogs at various weights and regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Iight Butenor Steet
Enstee
Chicago
Pittsburg
Geary
Ive Lorkers
New York
Cowes
Wethers
Applecreek notes move, visits and church services
Applecreek news reports Chas Réiter renting the Wayne hotel and planning relocation to a better site. Mrs Jameson and daughter head east next Thursday visiting Snowhill and other points, with Mrs A H Jameson accompanying to Pittsburg and Homer City. Local church services led by Rev Boyer and Rev Neikirk, Ladies Missionary meeting at Mrs Jameson’s, and several residents visiting Akron, Barberton, Burton City, Columbus and Wooster. Dr J Fr Rhinehart buys Smith livery stock and plans lively service. Prof Jas H Bessa and family stay with Applecreek relatives as Detroit school leader visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capplestock
Asignat
Chas, Réiter
Wayne Hotel
Dr. Jameson
Snowhill
Sacahend
Philadelphia
A. H. Jameson
Pittsburg
Homer City
Burns
Presbyterian Church
Boyer
Bellevue
Neikirk
Wooster
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Jameson
Steubenville
Yill
Presbyterian
Hoover
Smedley and
Henning
Akron
Barberton
Sarah Brown
Worth Parker
Orrville
Sarah Hurst
Burton City
Casner
J. J. Moore
Miller
Jay Smith
Brother Neal
Charles Otis Smith
J. Fr. Rhinehart
Smith
Cora Smith
Columbus
Rena
Smithville
Good Roads Meet Planned for August 12 at Court House
An important Good Roads program is arranged for next Wednesday August 12 at the courthouse. The all male lineup includes L Lehman C Thorn Wertz Craig and Jarvis with talks on practical road making state legislation good roads for farmers and related topics. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to afternoon with limited five minute speeches and a general discussion.
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Court House
L Lehman
Wayne County
C. #. Thorns
Wertz
W. A. Craig
W. EB. Jarvis
Frederickaburg Presbyterian lawn nete and picnic notice
Frederickaburg August 5 The C I society of the Presbyterian church will hold a lawn nete on the church lawn next Friday evening August 7 Ice cream cake melons coffee and all the season will be HEE Come everybody c ant inves good time Rev L J Travis wife and daugh ter of Marietta visiting their many friends in this place Rev Travis former pastor of the Congregational church Rev G E Jackson and family of Marietta visiting Mrs Jacksons mother Mrs Mary Peppard Margaretta Mission band annual picnic next Friday afternoon Mrs Edward Barnes has gone to her home in Pennsylvania Mrs Barnes hopes her visit will benefit her and that she may return a well woman Rev W F Williams spending part of his vacation at a home and the rent abroad Miss Mary Lytle went to Baberton last Friday to visit with her aunt Mrs Ohlman Mrs Emma Searight and daughter of Carlisle Pa who have been visiting Mrs Sadie Dodd for two weeks have returned home Miss Alice Bagley of Cleveland visiting Miss Gertrude Barnes
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Marietta
Mra Jackson
Mary Peppard
Margaretta
Baberton
Ohlman
Emma Searight
Carlisle
Sadie Dodd
Alice Bagley
Cleveland
Gertrude Barnes
Creston Notes Highlights Local Moves and Events
Creston notes Charles Franke moves his family to Fostoria and reflects on the loss of the flouring mill. Framing shifts include Rev Otis Harter visiting, Stark & Co. to build a warehouse and elevator, and Charles Smith selling his bakery to W W Beaver. Sheriff Brown reports two foreign born prisoners among 66, while local debate questions immigration. Electric company sells 800 Chippewa Lake picnic tickets. Creston ball team accepts Sterling challenge.
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Creston
Charles Franke
Frankie Bros
Fostoria
Frankie
A. Stebbins
Stebbins Banking Company
She Hallen
Jen
Cleveland
Eeanbad
Akron Trust Company
OtHs Harter
Freéwicksor
Esely
Harter
Presbyterian Church
Stark & Co
Charles Smith
W. W. Beaver
Plymouth
Mr. Beaver
Sheriff Brown
Yeb
G. A. Reader
M.E. Church
Sterling
Ubertata's Colt Remedy and Perhape a Life Saved
John J. Patton recalls a violent attack of diarrhoea that may have proven fatal without relief. He credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cure and recommends the preparation to others facing similar symptoms.
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Ubertata
Ata
John
J. Patton
Chamberlain
Burbank News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Miss Freda Garman of Lodi and Miss Oline Hoak of Cleveland visited Burbank. A Sunday school picnic at Chippewa Lake drew many. Several residents visited relatives in Jeromeville and Hight Square. Allen Rider died of appendicitis with funeral at Evangelical church. Burial in Burbank Cemetery.
After the Squirrels Dalton August 3
Dalton notes a new block work by Dr Pope artist Mee Calmont decorating ceilings. Sugarcreek township residents seek to kill squirrels. U P church seats used last Sunday. Rev Hubbell’s last sermon before vacation. Oberlin DagUe reunion set for August 13 at Mrs Geo Dague. Plum crop predicted. trees strained by heavy fruit. Mail boxes cost 2.50. farmers object to 60. W H Hubbell and family to Lakeside for a few weeks.
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Dalton
Peter Buchanan, Jr
Geo. I. Gardiner
James Yocum
Wooster
Sugarcreek Township
U. P. Church
Hubbell
Jesus
Oberlin-Dague
Geo. Dague
W. H. Hubbell
Lakeside
Arm strong News Briefs From Perry Miller to New Discovery
August 8 notices from ARMSTRONG report Perry Miller ill several days. Will Wagner and son of Lodi visit on business. Mrs Hensel of Morrlands and her children spend time with Jacob Hensel. Pearl Miller visited Lodi. A Bitter Fig outbreak mentions long fight with abscess on right lung. J F Hughes of Du Pont Ga. notes a new consumption discovery aiding recovery.
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du ‘Pont
Sterling News Highlights and Local Notices
Local items note Point Breeze excurs ions and children day exercises well attended. A Sterling beat Medina 8 to 0 in a corrected July 24 baseball result. Mrs Catherine Rich, 62, dies at her son’s home. funeral in U B church with ministers Saffairt and Gorick. Interment in Union cemetery. Pearl Garrett visits Ella Loreaux from Cleveland. Ball tournament set for August 12 with prizes 30 20 10 admission 80 cents. Residents ill include B M Smith and Mrs Chas Kunkler. Hoff reunion planned August 12 at Jacob Miller home. Numerous locals attend Point Breeze and praise Col Bain’s discour 6e8.
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Christian Rich
U. B
Saffairt Amt Gorick
Union Cemetery
Pearl Garrett
Cleveland
Ella Loreaux
Wadsworth
Congress Medina
Maude Locraux
B. M. Smith
Chas. Kunkler
Baker
Budd
Wooster U
Hoff
Jacob Miller
Point Breeze
Col. Bain
Overton Gleaning Public Festival Plans Benefit Cemetery Fence
Migr Elmer and others visit Barberton friends. A festival at Overton aims to raise funds to keep the cemetery in order and to build a new fence. Nearby residents report some illnesses and many squirrels dying recently.
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Mig Elmer Aoserit
Doighfore
Barberton
Overton
Johon Howman
Esli Smith
Maple Grove Picnic At Odell Lake Draws Local Guests
Springville Aug 8 Maple Grove folks visited Odell's lake Aug 1 for a picnic. Mrs Ella Thompson of Texas attended with her son and two nieces. T B McKee and wife visited their daughter in Can last week. Bert Treece is ill with fever. Miss Jane McIntyre of Akron vacationing with G E Kean. The Maple Grove church ladies host an ice cream festival and social at W W Armstrong's on Aug 12, all invited.
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Springville
Maple Grove
Odell’s Lake
Ella Thompson
Nee Barton
Texas
Thomson
T. B. McKee
Canon
Bert Treece
Mias Jané McIntyre
Akron
G. E Kean
B.F.” Wells
of. Medina
O. L. Kean
Benis
the Ladies of Maple Grove Church
W. W. Armstrong’s
Gatarrh Cure Claim Promises U S Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts a cure for catarrh by dissolving the disease’s foundation on mucous surfaces. It claims the remedy strengthens the body to fight the illness and offers a $100 reward for any uncured case. Testimonies supposedly accompany the claim from Dr J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Ali
Mitadoral
Sera Eoth
Testiig
J. Cheney
Te “Co
Toledo
Peppersauce club camp at Odell's Lake for outing week
Wooster's Peppersauce club led by Charles Kingsley leaves for a five to six day camp at Odell's Lake. festivities include base ball wets vs drys, Old Settlers' Day, Ladies' Day and Sponsor's Day with music by members. detailed program lists officers, events, and matches. reports also note the mule Fozzie and missing cook John Bowers amid camp preparations.
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Peppersauce Club
Charles F. Schach
Henry Unger
Edward Linn
George Blake
John Bowers
Harry Schach
Joseph Kelly
Clark Latimer
John Figert
Orra Sibley
Charles Kingsley
Weresee Ka Odel's Lake
Fen
Charles “ Kingsley
Republican
Mr. Kingsley
Old Settlers
Joe Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Loudonville
Chas. F. Schuch
Schuch Incubator
Wooster
Festival draws crowd at M E church in Jeffarson
August 5 report notes a large attendance at the M E church festival and a total sale amount of 52 dollars. The piece also lists hunting season figures and names local sportsmen who bagged squirrels, with counts ranging from one to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffarson
M. E
Fred
Budy
Ashland County
Fred Zimmerigan
Ida M. Spangler
Jacob Welty
Springville
Ella (Barton) Thompson
Dallas
Texas
Smithville
Farmers’ Mutual Improvement Club
Maple Grove festival and lawn fete set for August
A Maple Grove ladies group plans a lawn fete at W. Vye Armstrong’s country home on August 12. Music will be provided by local groups and relatives. The event includes a social hour and proceeds likely support community efforts.
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Maple Grove Arch
W. VY. Armstrong
Wlake
Alle
Aingtetz Zim
Tomsdays
Canton
Social notes from Canaan Aug 4 visitors and gatherings
A roundup of names and visits around Canaan includes Mr. and Mrs. Stouffer of Dayton with two children at Edward Millers, Misses Millie Lichty Gail Wiles and others visiting Cedar Point trip, Rev. Alexander Scott of Congress preaching two sermons, church vacation til Aug 23, and a long list of guests from Canton Mansfield Hamilton Massillon and beyond attending picnics socials and family reunions. Also noted are relapses and medical consultations and a well attended church social at Rush Reese’s home with praise for decorations music and hospitality.
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Canaan
Mias Maud Quinn
Canton
Lichty
Beck
Misa Clara Wiles
Wooster
Odells Lake
Mary Ritter
Burbank
Sterling
Isaac Notestine
J. B. Notestine
Franke
Massillon
Mary Miller
Salt Lake City
Thos. Russell
Nicholf
Friendaville
Hanenstein
West Salem
Canaan Township
Chippewa Lake
Mise Nevada Ramsey
Chicago
F. Hoisington
Sant
Aden
Applecreek News Local Visits and Guests
Applecreek notes list visitors from Akron and nearby towns, including Mrs C E Barchfield visiting her daughters in Akron and a Cleveland hospital, plus Karl Schlauch and Floyd Hackett guests of relatives. Anecdotes mention the Barkeys, Wisners, Niesers, and Rev Neikirk, with church services announced for August 9 and local social visits across Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Applecreek
Williams
Young
Akron
C. E. Barchfield
Heer
Delano Moore
Mabel Burchfield
Cleveland
Karl Schlauch
Miss Knoble
Oriah Barkey
Hope
Wisner
Floyd Hackett
Bart Brothers
Fredericksburg
George Hackett
Wile
Wooster
Iowa
Wiss
Jetinia Nieser
Akronis
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Rkovdon
Bigina
sUhensee
W. UL
Lyumk
Gesler
Bealie
Applecreek
D. R. A. McKinley
First Presbyterian Church of
G. 3S. Hackett
Murrysville
McKinley
Jas. H. Bessa
Central High School
Mich
Christian Endeavor
Creston Notes
Burbank Jottings
Freda Garman
Lodi
Oline Hoak
Hattie Norton
Charley Burgess
Harry
Galion
Geo. Norton
Henry Bennader
Will Culler
Minnie Fry
J.J. Hoak
Carl Berry
Polk
George Gast
R. R. Oakley
Fry
Judd
Thomas George
Allen Rider
Evangelical Church
Noble
Sterling-News
Overton Gleaning
Kingsley
Camp Kingsley
Skeeters
Cedar Valley
Kelly
Davis
Schach
Unger
Bowers
Trees
Blake
Hezzie
Latimer
Linn
Figert
Sibley
Cook Bowers
Smettertaining
Eimi-Conrad
Jos. Brown and Wife
Plain Center
William Annat
William Anat
Ohio Shoe Co
Ohio. Shoe CO
East Liberty St
Wooster, O
Ella Scott
Hariston
Dwight Hay
Rush Reese
Sarah Miller
Salt Lak City
Hope Setn Rusell
Mra. Mellrajne
Neo
Dr. Hay
Ulinois
Linnie Harver
Ft. Wayne
Applecreek News
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