Highland Park events and church notices Aug 1909
Community notices from Highland Park include a reunion gathering for Mrs Lilian Battay at Mary Sanborn’s home on North Market Street. Miss Mary Hickok wins first in a geography contest with Miss Clare Alitis second. Also planned are a Sunday school circle picnic at Highland Park, a joint church excursion to Odell's Lake, a Miller family reunion at City Park, and a morning glory breakfast honoring Margaret Peables with out-of-town guests from Ashland and Chicago.
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Sobodiewi Eboldateunion
Highland “Park
Mary Sanborn
Market Street
Ae Yore
Lilian Battay
Oak Mont
Mary Hickok
Clarece al- Tis
Fist
Zadies Missions
Hichland Park
Odell's Lake
Miller
Mary Annat
Margaret Peables
Apnat
Mavme Myers
Ashland
Jessie Fowers
Cbicago
Andrew Kanstetter
Galion
Kev W.L Neal
Shelby
Rittman 15
James E Coe
Silver Lake
Daniel Heller
Gou
Munpefield
Herschell Walter
Olive Scher
Congress
Ned Ha
More Horse Thieving Reported Near Madisonburg
Al Landis finds a dark chestnut horse near Madisonburg Monday. The animal is white‑faced with white feet and a blind eye, exhausted and likely stolen and mistreated. No owner clue found. Earlier, Toho Whopfer recovered a pony stolen from a barn near West Salem, later found near Huntington, Medina county, suggesting a ride gone wrong.
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al. Landis
Madisonburg
Tofrmary
M Boor
West Salem
Huntington
Medina County
Habeas action favors Sturges custody of Eva Franks
In Applecreek habeas corpus proceedings Mrs Franks seeks Eva Franks, nine, held by Karl and Mrs Sturges. Sheriff McCoy retrieved the child to the city. Judge Eason ordered immediate hearing. witnesses praised the Sturges for caring for Eva since infancy and recommended continued custody by Mr and Mrs Sturges.
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Fudge S
B. Mason
Apa
Sturges
Pabuls
Peculiar bugs disturb passengers on Ashland railroad car
On Saturday night travelers aboard the A W V railroad toward Ashland report a large swarm of peculiar bugs. The insects crawl down collars and irritate various parts of passengers bodies. The conductor appeared blasé, as if accustomed to the nuisance. One passenger commented, They pretty bad, aint they.
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Tn Ashland
Plans for Church Piano Extension in Stubenville
Ray Christie of Webster and Christie prepares plans for a Reformed church extension in Stubenville. He is taking measurements and preparing pianos as part of the project with plans to submit soon.
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Ray Christie
Webster
Young People’s Christian Union Meets in Wooster
The executive committee of the Young People's Christian union of Mansfield Presbytery meets in Wooster on Wednesday to finalize plans for the annual convention set for September 2 at Canton. Members include Wo McCtinwek Fredericksburg Thomas M. Dowell Dalwon and others from Ontario Wooster and Savannah with Mrs J Pinkerton and Leroy Allen among attendees.
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Wooster
Letter List No 32 From Wooster Post Office
Monday list of names remaining in the Wooster post office includes Tau Gentlemen Ray Adans ES Pur gan Edward Eettinger Leander Griffin A J Gifford Eugene Hinckin David R McFadden Walbrage Parsom Et Richards Clarence Reed Master Ira Zeigler Ladies Miss Tda Collins Mrs Sarah Morgan P M Flat tery. The average age of men and women has risen 33 percent in a decade and noted products include Rocky Mountain Tea a life preserver Laubach Boyd Agts dk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Tau
Ray Adans
ES Purgan
Edward Eettinger
Leander Griffin
A. J Gifford
Eugene Hinckin
David R. McFadden
Walbrage Parsom
Et. Richards
Clarence Reed
Ira Zeigler
Tda Collins
Sarah Morgan
Laubach & Boyd Agts
Weathering lines and fashion notes in brief item
Daily arrivals include ribbons and skirts with low prices as weather forecast hints at warmer days. The brief column blends shopping items with a cloudy forecast and mentions extended evening hours and a local syndicate store.
Numerous Wooster movers and locals noted in August items
On Monday August 11 residents including Mrs G C Smith Mrs Marion Shoup Miss Mable Moderwell and Rev T Davis traveled or visited nearby towns. John Ames and wife returned from Niagara Falls. Miss Flora Taylor funeral attendee Miss Lou Taggart and Miss Kate Saal helped recover a purse lost by Miss E C Lawrence. Police action reported after a disturbance with a gunshot and pursuit. August 12 plans include visits by Andrew Kanstetter and others as drills, reunions, farm visitors, and street fair ads highlighted.
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G. C. Smith
Boliver
John Ames
Niagara Falls
Marion Shoup
Iabel Shamp
Jennie McClarren
Delaware
T . Davis
Winona Lake
Ind
Mable Moderwell
Bucyrug
Stobert Guthrie
Shreve
Joseph Roth
Mary Fullerton
Akron
Flora Taylor
Lou Taggart
Hadena Paloma Ama
Frederick Krafft
Mongday
Detroit Mich
Leroy Snyder
Paris
Murry Stock Company
Soyder
Alice Hamilton
Anxioous
Greist
West North Street
Obituary for Ruth Greena wald in Cleveland death on Brights disease
The remains of Ruth Greena wald died in Cleveland were brought home to Beall avenue. Death was attributed to Brights disease and heart failure after diphtheria. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon with Rev. S. E. Neikirk officiating.
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Ruth Greenawald
Cleveland
Beall Avenue
Bright
S. E. Neikirk
The
Reformed Church
Wreck Crash Delays Pennsylvania Rail Line near War Saw
A freight train split in two near War Saw Indiana causing a freight wreck and a passenger train collision on a line used by crews clearing wreckage. Passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt as repair work slowed and trains routed via Crestline, delaying morning schedules until Tuesday afternoon.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
Crestline
Local Figures Named in Community Notices
Harvey F. Jolliff and Clara May Flack of Wooster. Ervin W Ebert of Red Haw and Melinda M. Burnhart of New Pitts burg. Harrold Rose and Mabel G. Garrett of Shreve appear in a sequence of regional notices or notices of record in this issue.
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Harvey F. Jolliff
Clara May Flack
Wooster
Ervin W Ebert
Red Haw
Melinda M. Burnhart
New Pittsburg
Harrold Rose
Mabel G. Garrett
Shreve
Travelin salesman breaks ankle at home visit
George Wise of Aheghery Pun, a well known traveling man for sale of soda water apparatus, slipped while fishing at West Larwill Street and broke his ankle. Dr J H Stoll treated him. He is with his mother Jas Swartz and family. he reflects that the accident happened during vacation.
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Grorge Wise
Aheghery
Jas Swartz
West Larwill
J.H Stoll
SUSTAINED STROKE HITS ELIZABETH WILER IN CITY HOME
Elizabeth Wiler aged city resident suffered a complete right side paralysis after a Tuesday morning stroke at her South Market Street home. She has been unconscious and due to her great age doctors fear she may not survive.
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Elizabeth Wiler
South Market Street
Treasure Carried Off by Robbers in Valparaiso Home
In Valparaiso Indiana on August 12 three robbers overpowered and gagged servant Minnie Hart, bound Mrs Stoneburner, and looted the home of Dr A A Stoneburner taking money jewelry and negotiable securities valued at 700. The trio fled without leaving a trace as the servant was left bound in the house.
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Valparaiso
Ind
A. A Stoneburner
Minnie Hart
Dow files $35000 damages suit over false arrest in Grafton
Alonzo Dow of Wooster sues City of Grafton for false arrest and imprisonment after being fined 85 and costs for selling goods without a license during a visit. Magistrate seized Dow’s 86 cash to cover fees, later returned balance after discharge. Dow hires a prominent attorney. petition to be filed in U S Court at Clarksburg.
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Sentinel
Grafton
West Virginia
Alonzo Dow
Wooster
Dow
Ovb
United States Court
Clarksburg
Chicago Mystery Deepens In Bartholin Case
Police press to locate missing youth William Bartholin shown linked to the July 7 murder of his mother and Minnie Mitchell. Former friend Thompson, held for questioning, denies knowledge but remains in custody as investigators seek clues linking roomers Horace Clark and others to the crime scene.
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Chicago
Willian
Artholin
Minnie Mitchell
Thompson
E O Hunter
Milton E R Edwards
Bartholin
Horace Clark
Bartholi
Hunt
Harthorn
Minnie Mitchel
William Waldrop
William Bartholin
Waldrop
Calumet Avenue
Mitchell
Seventy-fourth
State Streets
Seven Burned to Death in Texas Hotel Fire
Seven people perished when a Landon hotel in San Angelo burned, trapping women and children inside a dining room. Three others remained missing as the blaze destroyed the frame structure valued at 75000 dollars. The fire spread to stables and stores, with guests escaping by balconies and blankets. Other items include the death of actress Eliza Young in New York and a Marconi patent dispute response from New York offices.
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William D. Castleberry
Audubon
Castleberry
San Angelo
Tex
Landon Hotel
Landon
Ed Hedrick
Waco
Fowler
Houston
Schulimpsky
America
Eliza Young
Actors’ Fund
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Mrs Langtry
William Henry Young
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Marquis Solari
Italy
Signor Marconi
London
The
Patent Office
Guiglelmo Marconi
Marquis Solart
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