MARSHALLVILLE News Notes From the Citi zens Doings
Marshallville August 9 residents report a rural mail route will soon be established to cover the area west of town. Prof. and Mrs. C. W. Biddle were visitors at Barberton, hosting O. D. Eberhart and B. E. Bee Braze. Elizabeth Bayler attends summer school in Cleveland. Gerstenschlager reunion planned on the carriage works lawn. Charles Horst of Orrville loaded hay cars at the station. The Stump family attends Pleas een mob Home camp meeting next week. Myra Gensemer Myrtle Keifer and Bessie Neiswanger enjoyed a Pioneer Picnic at Silver Lake. Wm. Reinhold and sister Lydia plan a trip to West Salem for the Camp meeting. A Joseph eel brings a carload of ponies from Oregon for sale. Threshing is active. wheat yields about 35 bushels per acre. Violet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndence Wooster Republican
Marshallville
C. W Biddle
Barberton
Gues
O. D. Eberhart
BE. B. Bee Braze
Elizabeth Bayler
Ussscummer
Smithville Chautauqua notes crowd and lectures
The Smithville Chautauqua at Point Breeze draws a large crowd as the new pavilion fills and acoustics please. Dr George S Hall of Chicago discusses anarchist and expansionist charges while Elisabeth Frederic Harrison Smith entertains. Lectures by Frank A Cattern and Rev W P Schott are announced with various local notices including visitors and arrangements.
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Correspor Point
Atpose
George S’. Hall
Chicago
Soma
Medina
Smithville
Frederic Harrison Smith
Audence
Smith
Mhauncey A. King
J. M. Eberly
Chas. H. Workman
Crites
I. N. Winters
Rev
E. N. Winters
Sandusky
Elma Miller
Cleveland
Frances Goodyear
Nina Feightner
Simon Miller
Andrew Peterson
Sweden
Claudia Hoover
Roitzler
Montana
Homer
Adjudged Insane In Milton Township
Peter Kropf of Milton township was adjudged insane by Probate Judge Adair on Tuesday and committed to the Massillon hospital Monday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Garver. Also contains ad text for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Ely’s Cream Balm with brief reader inquiries and loan notice from G Spangler, Wooster.
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Peter Kropf
Milton Township
Adair
Massillon Hospital
Arthur Garver
Woman seeks custody in habeas corpus case
Mrs Ida Franks petitions the Court of Common Pleas for possession of her nine year old daughter. She entrusted the child to her brother years ago during illness. Now able to care for the girl, she demands return but the brother resists citing owed board or bill payment. John McSweeney represents Mrs Franks.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ida Franks
Franks
John McSweeney
Strangers Alarm North Bever Residents By Screams
At about 3 a.m. Sunday residents near Old Music Hall woke to terrifying screams. A young woman attending the Summer School said a mysterious man confronted a Carrollton man who had just left her. The stranger then peered into the house windows as the rumors of assault or robbery spread.
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North Bever Street
Old Music Hall
Bright girl passes away in Wooster and a death from diphtheria
Miase P 9 TM 2yist age2 40 Sears longtime Wooster resident dies Saturday night in Massillon State Hospital after years as a patient. She was daughter of Samuel and Marerret Taylor and noted in the community. Remains to Wooster for burial with funeral Monday at niece Mrs B E Dowell’s home. Rev J H Deed officiated. Interment in Wooster cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also report of Ruth Greenawald 13 of Wooster dies after diphtheria while visiting Cleveland relatives. Remains to Wooster for interment after arrival Monday evening.
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Sears
Wooster
Methodist Church
Wooster Cemetery
George Fisher
Wesley Zaugg
E K Geiselman
L. C. Franks
Florian Schaffter
Cleveland
Ruth Greenawald
Elia Greenawald
David Greenawald
Canaan Briefs From The Republican Canaan
Local notes from August include visitors and residents at homes of Taylor Ewing Ackerman Reese and Scott. Modern activity spans new barn foundations repairs to Dr Hanna office and social gatherings at the M E church and Mary Darrah home. A Hoff reunion near Sterling draws locals while others travel to Dayton Canton LaGrange and Wooster for visits.
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Canaan
Mable Na‘zger
Wooster
G. L. Taylor
Edgar Ewing
Garl Ackerman
Rush Reese
Mary Scott
Shreve
Dan White
Sterling
Dayton
Mr. Lichty
Eliell
Ed Miller
Ben
Lillian Haskins
Linnie Oller
Ed Kissinger
Elmer Kissinger
Pearl
Maud Quinn
Canton
Bowers
Mabel Marshall
LaGrange
Paul Owen
Berea
Haskin
Jacob Lichty
Big Prarie
Hsnne
Kate Marshall
Joseph Marshall
West Canaan
Mr. Andrews
Hanna
Ladies’ Missionary and Aid Societies
Mary Darrah
Vira Lehr
Pleasant
Ed. Miller
Florence Whorsétler
Beck
Tuseday
M. E. Church
Powell
Leroy . Hook
Grain prices tumble in Wooster market report
The grain market slipped with Wheat at 64 cents and corn at 60 cents in Wooster on Tuesday. Oats stood at 25 cents, down 5. A major buyer predicted wheat may hover near 60 cents for a spell and corn could fall further, possibly to 40. Smeyers with corn to sell were advised to unload now. another wheat drop was anticipated shortly.
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Wooster
Smeyers
Missionary Sermon At Oak Chapel Nets Forty Five Dollars
Rev John A Deeds of Woolster M E church preached a mission sermon at Oak Chapel Sunday afternoon and a collection of forty five dollars was taken. Rev J Zook of Wellington will preach Sunday afternoon August 24. Plain township Sunday school picnic set for August 30 at Bechtel grove near Oak Chapel M E church with welcome by Rev J T Hoak and afternoon talk by Rev H D Stout. Ladies Aid serves ice cream and lemonade. Prohibition Alliance meets at the schoolhouse Friday night.
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H. D. Stout
Aid Society
Prohibition Alliance
Pleasant Home
Dalton Dotlets Correspondence in The Republican
August 11 Dalton. Mrs. W. H. Harry is seriously ill with little hope of recovery. Rev. A. N. Crowe and family return from Carroll county vacation. Mrs. Martha Dunham of Muscatine Iowa visits Dalton. Burglars entered H. M. Rudy’s office but took only small change. R. M. Gardiner of Wooster in town for property repairs. Warner students annual reunion set for August 20 at the high school with speakers P. S. Berg A. Cully E. F. Warner W. S. Cook and W. 4. Houghton. Rev. W. H. Hubbell grows a 62-tomato Magnus plant. Judson Harry of Indianapolis visits for his mother’s illness.
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Dalton
W. H. Harry
A. N. Crowe
Carroll County
Martha Dunham
Muscatine
H. M. Rudy
R. M. Gardiner
Wooster
Warner
Amon
P. S. Berg
Larimore
S. D
A. Cully
Cleveland
E. F. Warner
Bellevue
W. S. Cook
Shelby
W. 4. Houghton
Marion
W. H. Hubbell
Aug 11 Weather and Social Updates
Heavy rain and hail moved through the area on Wednesday. A concert is planned for August 16. E D Bixler, George Weaver and others joined a Business Men's excursion to Silver Lake on Thursday. Alice Tibb of Alliance visits Mrs S W Jackson. Levi Martin of Cleveland visits relatives. Malinda Barnhart and Ebert wed August 7 in Wooster. Lena Norton and daughter from Seclabra Missouri visit Burbank relatives. Harry Hower returns from Lake side outing. Eugene Frary to visit relatives in Pennsylvania. F W Neumyer travels to Youngstown to see his daughter Hallie Geigey ill with appendicitis. Miss Duana Baker of Rittman visits local friends. Rev and Mrs Kepler of Hayesville hosted by H A Over family.
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E. D. Bixler
George Weaver
Silver Lake
Alice Tibb
Alliance
S. W. Jackson
Levi Martin
Cleveland
Wooster
Niekirk
Malinda Barnhart
New Pittsburg
Mr. Ebert
Red Haw
Ashland County
Burbank
Lena Norton
Seclabra Mo
Harry Hower
TaRy Ater
Lakeside
Eugene Frary
Kepler
Hayesville
H. A
Reception to General Smith in Portsmouth Ohio
General Jacob H. Smith received a royal welcome at his home in Portsmouth as about 40000 people gathered at the depot with a band and drum corps. He refused to discuss his relief order, stating he remains a soldier and would speak when appropriate. He also said his campaign report from Samar would be forwarded to the war department.
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Buckeye
General Smith
Portsmouth
Jacob H. Smith
Smith
Ohio National Guard
Samar
War Department
James R. Parker to Lecture on Sabbath at English Lutheran
James R. Parker the English name of an African prince drew a large audience at the English Lutheran church on Sabbath evening. He spoke with fluency in English and is said to read Greek and Latin. He will remain in the city until Wednesday and is expected to be central at a parlor meeting Tuesday evening.
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James R. Parker
Massillon baseball triumph over Wooster noted in patchy game
Skunked Wooster team visited Massillon on Saturday as a patched up squad failed to perform while Massillon played excellent ball from start to finish. In notes, Pat Lightey and Forbes Alcock Jr. returned from Congress with a 10 to 4 victory over West Salem. Patrick finished with two hits and seven strikeouts, stunning Congress supporters who see the pair as wonders.
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Eagles
Massillon
Wooster
Pat Lightey
Forbes Alcock, Jr
Congress
West Salem
Pat
Patrick
Forbes Jr
Congress News Light local items from Aug
In Congress area on Aug 11 Mrs C E Beeleagant lists months with relatives and left for Chattanooga Tenn. M E church members attended quarterly conference at Canaan. Mrs M J Whitmer visited daughter Mrs Roy Pocock in Canton. Miss Olive Swher of Wooster visiting Henry Warner family. West Salem and Congress baseball clubs played. score 10 to 4 for Congress. Ora Letchley of Wooster spoke with Congress friends. Rees Thorely of Cleveland vacationing with Congress family. M E church work to commence this week with extensive repairs.
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Congress
C. E. Beeleagant
Lisit
Chattanooga
Tenn
M. E. Church
Canaan
M.j.,whitmer
Canton
Roy Pocock
Olive Swher
Wooster
Henry Warner
West Salem
Ora Letchley
Rees Thorely
Cleveland
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East Union
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Baugh
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Fifth Ward
Rudolph Rosenburg
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Charles Deiter
Milton
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