Lake Fork News Roundup From August Visitations
August reports from Lake Fork and surrounding areas note Miss Mattie Spreag visiting relatives, Mr. Fry and sister from Paradise Hill with A. L. Fry family, and Davis Hootman & Co purchasing a new threshing machine with blower. Other items include a large barnyard, church festival, and community social at William Worst’s home. camp meeting opens on the 13th with tents up and cottages repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Spreag
Mr. Fry
Paradise Hill
A. L. Fry
Davis Hootman & Co
Hootmans
R. C. Winbigler
Shelby
Simen
South Dakota
Frank Metzler
Bruff
Edith Ginter
Beegle
Beaver Falls
Ed Kready
Nelson Holmes
New Pittsburg
Ae Lindsey
See
Chas
Dreibelbis
Coness
Wesley Camp
Unday
Althea Funniman
West Salem
Jennie Holmes
Flora Gallaties
Spencer
William Worst
Appointed Examiner to Fill School Board Vacancy
Prof. G W Goshorn of West Salem ends term on September 1 with Probate Judge R L Adairan naming Prof. Lyman J Knight of Congress to fill the vacancy. Judge Adair commends a Republican appointee amid a board with James L Zaring of Creston and C W Biddle of Marshallville existing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Goshorn
West Salem
R. L. Adairan
Lyman J. Knight
Congress
Adair
James L. Zaring
Creston
C. W. Biddle
Marshallville
Frost at Big Prairie on a dry, frost-covered morn
Frost on the prairie this morning. Too dry to plow and farmers are cutting weeds along road sides and waste places. Notices of visits, illnesses, and local improvements fill the brief report from Big Prairie dated August 4. A schoolhouse foundation begins in district No 5 as plans call for a modern new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Prairie
Jed Kelser
Jaromeville
Birdie Kelser
North Bend
Neb
M. Z. Aylsworth
Pet Daugherty
Mansfield
J. W. Newkirk
Guy Brown
Akron
Uriah Swain
Mary Pocock
George Hile
C. W. Lee
M. E. Church Yard
I. H. Aylesworth & Song
Reed Tate’s sixteenth birthday noted at Moreland gathering
About 25 friends met at Reed Tate’s home on July 31 to celebrate his sixteenth birthday with ice cream, tate, and a map gift from his uncle, Wm. Tate. The Epworth League festival netted 832.00, Benton band provided music, and several visitors from Shreve, Orrville, Canton, Medina, and other nearby towns were mentioned in the day’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Tate
Tate
Florence Franks
Wm. Tate
Reed
United States
Ohio
Maude Taylor
Myrtle
Kent
Hattie Brandon
Ethel
Ralph Wecker
Cleveland
M. M. Fowler
Frank Schaaf
Shreve
Isaac Burnett
Ella Litsinger
Eliza Schaaf
Blackleyville
Mr. Flickinger
Benton
League
Florence James
Maggie James
Flora E. Weiker
Ruth Reed
Millie E James
Ryall
Wm. Scottand Family
Applecreek
Galen Wilson
Nell
Music in the Valley Recital Honors Miss Mae Hoegner
A July 30 recital at the Gindelspurger residence in Killbuck Valley celebrated Miss Mae Eugenia Hoegner and her music class of 60 pupils. About 150 guests attended as forty students performed in a lengthy program, praised for decor and host hospitality. The next recital, at Dr and Mrs Waite of Lodi, will aid the remaining class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Eugenia Hoegner
Tmusic
James Gindelsperger
Killbuck Valley
Heart
Hoegner
Rural notices mix harvest progress and visits
Aug 6 reports oats all cut and plowing for wheat begun. Mrs Edna Milles can sit up some. Miss Emma Mark of Forest visits friends here. Mrs Clara Clason and two children were visiting friends at Lodi earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Case
Ben Strock
David Landis
Burbank
Frank Sellers
Chicago
John L. Anderson
Loudon Villa
Jay
Earl Strock
Sunbury
Delaware County
Grant Wackerfresh
Akron
Henry Cayhps
C. W. Berry
Cedar Valley
Wa i Leaper
John A. Kister
C. QO. Allaman
Canfield
Ohio
Edna Milles
Emma Mark
Forest
Clara Clason
Lodi
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Local Chautauqua Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by Wells & Truax and Waring, Toledo. Internal remedy claims to act on mucous surfaces. Druggists sell at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills praised. Smithville Chautauqua opens Saturday August 10 with programme to follow.
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Hall
Ohio
Baxee
J. Cheney
Bel Ave
Wells & Truax
Polestic Oes Gists
Toledo
Marv Waring Nan & 2
Viea Alet “Drug
Horses and cows sale at Sidle’s barn in Shreve
A sale at Sidle's barn in Shreve on Friday August 9 features a load of Union Marion and Delaware county horses weighing 1500 to 1800 pounds for draft work and marketable horses. Milk cows will also be sold same day starting at 10 oclock with conditions given on day of sale. Signed T. H. Beavers.
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Union
Marion
Delaware County
Sidle
Shreve
T. H. Beavers
Celtic's Maiden Voyage Reaches New York Harbor
The Celtic the largest ship of the White Star line arrived in New York on its maiden voyage from Liverpool. The voyage time was 8 days 46 minutes with 345 cabin and 268 steerage passengers aboard. The ship's average speed was 14.95 knots though it can reach 16.6 knots.
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Celtic
New York
White Star Line
Liverpool
Parvin Ryland Dead In Akron Worksite Fall Tragedy
Parvin Ryland of near Blacheysville died at Akron City Hospital from injuries suffered Friday evening at the Colonial Salt Co. he fell about 50 feet from a top level while helping construct buildings. He was 51 and survived by wife Malinda and three children. Funeral held at Grand View church with interment at Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvin Ryland
Blacheysville
Akron
Colonial Salt Co
nRyland
Parks
Mr. Ryland
Blacheyaville
Ryland
Wooster
Wintersteen
Blackeysville Lyniveraul
Ira Keyser
Vernon Ryland
Blackleysville
Martin Beck
Reedsburg
Grand View
Powell
Weatherwax
Held Caucuses in City Wards and Township Leaders
Reported caucuses selected delegates and alternates by ward and township. First Ward delegates included Robert J Smith and Jacob Snyder with alternates B C Read and R J Cunningham among others. Second Ward delegates listed Harry Miller and T J Flattery with alternates Miz i Spooner and R C Taylor. Third Ward delegates named Ross W Funck and C H Clark. Fourth Ward delegates C M Yoсcum and John E Applebaugh. Fifth Ward delegates Jacob Paul mer and John F Yarman. Wooster township delegates James Taggart and J S Rope with alternates G W Gault and Milford Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J Smith
B. Bryson
Jacob Snyder
Wm. Barnard
Wm.Gray
B. C. Read
R. J. Cunningham
Speers McClarran
Edward Sidle
Enos Pierson
Harry Miller
T.J. Flattery
Jas. B. Taylor
H. L. McClarran
John R. McKinney
L. E. Yocum
Ray Pinkerton
Miz i. Spooner
R. C. Taylor
Frank Horn
Frank DeWitt
Geo. W. Spangler
Will R. Curry
T. H. Parkinson
Prof. Wilson
C. Hard
Robert Cameronu
C. V. Hard
Altenanteég
BE. Funk
Je Bia Marion Shoup
J.S. R
Ross W. Funck
C. H. Clark
A. E. Snyder
Jas. Shamp
Chas. Weber
Geo. Fisher
Daniel Scher
Carey Grossenbach
Andrew Snyder
Aaron Boffenmyer
Fourth Ward
C. M. Yoccum
John E. Applebaugh
A. A. Barnard
Daniel Punck
J.C. Hall
M. L. Smyser
Charles Lau
Creston Republicans choose delegates to Wooster convention
At a Creston Republican caucus Al fred Tanner C. A. Mellen N. M. Wells C. H. Snyder T. E. Gensemer Henry Grunder and Frank Pontius were named delegates to the county convention at Wooster. Alternates listed include Lee Feaman Henry Tanner A. L. Conrad J. C. Hubbard J. H. Smith Joseph Blocher and A. W. Harris.
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Creston
Wooster
Alfred Tanner
C. A. Mellen
N. M. Wells
C. H. Snyder
T. E. Gensemer
Henry Grunder
Frank Pontius
Lee Feaman
Henry Tanner
A. L. Conrad
J. H. Smith
Joseph Blocher
A. W. Harris
Epworth League
Lst
Epworth Herald
D. Fike
Eleanor
Lorain
D. Keck
Omaha
Chautauqua
A. R. Gensemer
Kenyon Mt Vernon Team Edges Bellville In 21 To 0 Win
Baseball notes report Kenyon College and Mt Vernon combined team defeating Bellville 21 to 0 at Mt Vernon on July 31. Pitcher Crumley starred for Kenyon and the Bellville lineup struggled against the strong pitching and fielding. A local celebration or prize related to Mrs Gilesd is mentioned in fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon College
Mt. Vernon
Bellville
Crumley
Hineell
Gilesd
Regiment command returns to Bucyrus leader
General order from Eighth regiment Bucyrus states Colon el Vollrath resumes command after 60 days leave. All unfinished Toledo encampment business will be handled at regimental headquarters.
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Bucyrus
Vollrath
Toledo
Mayville notes on accidents and town life in August
Rich snippet from Mayville dated August 6 reports injuries from minor accidents including John Amstutz who ran a fence picket into his stomach and broke a collar bone. Dr Karis attends him while other items mention visitors, local festivals, lightning rod work and quirky town anecdotes.
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Norréspondente
Republican
Maysville
John Orwillers
Dr. Karis
Eugene Teiche
John Amstutz
Karis
Ammon Johnson
Pittsburg
Louis Hobbs
San Jose
Cal
Brown
Myrtle-Snyder
Akron
Cramer
Fred Morel
Canton
California
Sol Sauer
Lebanon
Jonah
Jim McGovern
Silas Hermms
Yohn
Central House
John Scots
Fred Gerber
Solomon Sauer
Howard Barr
Mt. Eaton
Howard
John
John Simon
Johne Orr
Ice Cream Festival A Social and Financial Success
August society notes report Mrs Mary Whitmore and two sons visiting from New York with J M Garver family. Presbyterian church ladies host ice cream festival at Venguson home. Miss E May Hoegner’s pupil recital lauded. Converts added at M E B church. new organ forthcoming. Ambulance purchased by Ebert and Bevington. Prof Numbers appointed Orrville school superintendent. Rev A Scott’s sermon well received. Epworth League ice cream social planned at Town Hall Saturday. M E Sunday School elects officers for another year.
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S. Steele
Orrville
Effie
Zora Fetzer
Barberton
Geo. Mathes
Canton
Odie Newkirk
Shreve
Zeno Reese
Rev
Gay
S. Whensetler
Jefferson
Dan White
Springfield
C. E
Ed Knowlton
Beck
Miss Long
Ashland County
Daniel Long
Ackerman
Lima
John Snell
C. E. Society
Presbyterian Church
Mary Battley
Herman
Henry Hotchkiss
Thomas Russell
Medina
Congress
Mary Whitmore
New York City
J. M. Garver
R. B. Venguson
The
E. May Hoegner
James Gundlesperger
Iss Hoegner
Florence
Ethel Stanley
Irene Weiler
Chautauqua Lab
Niagara Falls
M. EB
Paoli Sheppard
Laura
Lizé Bouewitz
Ebert & Bevington
Lyman Stanley
Wooster
Board of Education
A. Scott
Rev. S
Epworth League
Town Hall
M. E
Eighth Reunion Effort Faces Uncertainty in Akron
Akron reports on the proposed Eighth reunion for Spanish Civil War combatants. Although all companies express interest, organizers have not yet secured the concerted support needed to ensure success, raising doubt about a reunion event proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Tt Mib
Werner
Alon
Lattasburg Largely Attended Funeral for Cliffton Gill
In Lattasburg August 5 services were held for Cliffton D. Gill who died July 31. The funeral at the Reformed church was largely attended, Crescent Tent No. 373 K O T M organizing, Rev. Sese Air of Reedsburg presiding. Interment at Overton. Community mourns with the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton D. Gill
Lattasburg
D. B
Weygandt
John Hosler
Ashland
Our Village
U. B
T. G. Lehr
Harry Ropp
Eva Powers
Medina County
Town Hall
Cliffton D. Gill
Crescent Tent No
Sese Asuair
Reedsburg
The
Reformed Church
Overton
M. B
Blachleyville Blachley Aug 1 mishap report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving Ben Ray's daughter and a series of unclear events. The text mentions Maple, a fall, and a person named Joseph Cané, with references to a sick or laid up state and work at Rherton Works. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blachley
Ben Ray
Joseph
Cané
Ing Hee
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