Local notes and events across Wayne county August 1900
Daily snapshots from Wooster area: orchard yield promises at 25.110 acres near Marshallville. Carnes of East Larwill street suffers paralysis. Barberton contract awarded for brick and frame waiting rooms. Winkler horse sale draws buyers with average prices around two hundred dollars. Yokum and Seib family news from Hammond to Wooster. Labor Day celebration planned at Navarre with Lake F. Jones as orator on fox chase. Lounsbury sues Webster in Cape Colony study matter. Eddy brothers head to San Francisco for China voyage. Garver family reunion set for Pleasant Home August 30. accident at B&O crossing injures Landis and two women. Bixler Business College closes for two weeks. several locals travel to Canada and Thousand Islands. Miss Emma Larwill injured at Larwill homestead. Shondel seeks peace via warrant against Caillet. Ogden team horses bolt, injuring Ogden. Luce assists. frenzied horse incident near Wooster depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Keck
Marshallville
M. Carnes
Larwill Street
Clark Lumber Yard
Barberton
Winkler
Michael Seib
Hackles Yokum
Hammond
Wooster
Wayne'county
Navarre
Lake F. Jones
C. P. Lounsbury
Cape Colony
South Africa
F. M. Webster
Periment
C. W. Malley
Lounsbury
Ralph Eddy
R. E.” Eddy
Amog Ross
Ft. Thomas
San Francisco
China
St. Paul
Eddyland Ross
Cuba
O. NG
Garver
Pleasant Home
Wayne County
Ohio
David Irvin
Miltreasurer
Lattasburg
Lyman
Willson Avenue
Cleveland
Jesse Garver
Dayton
John T Garver
Fremont
Mayutin Landis
Chest R
Mr. Landis
Bixler
D.C
Larwill
Michael Shondol
Milton Takenship
Squire Rolus
Justin Caillet
Caillet
Shondel
C. Hi. Ogden
Chester Township
Hein
Qdgen
al EF. Luce
Odgen
Wayne County Teachers Institute Meeting Highlights 1900
The Wayne County Teachers Institute held at Wooster High School August 13 1900 featured J H Dickason Prof P F Dyer Prof Gantvoort and Hon Henry Houck. Sessions covered How and What methods geography patriot songs school management common errors in teaching and prize incentives with a large attendance and emphasis on cheerful classrooms and love for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County ‘Teachers’ Institu P
Wooster High School
ordé@r
J. H. Dickason
Sauvain
PF. K. Dyer
Oz Institute
Gantvoort
Wayne Oui
Henry Houck
Dyer
North America
Ohio
Houck
Miller Contractor Wins Fair Grounds Hall Contract
James Miller the contractor was awarded the contract for erection of a pew oral hall on the Fair Grounds. The structure will cost a little over one hundred dollars. Work is to start at once, so that building will be ready for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Local peace warrant issued for Mo W Glasso
Monday morning Constable Thomas Brown informed Ambrose Mo Fom belle that a peace warrant had been issued against Mo W Glasso after a Friday incident. Squire C Sweeny required bond for appearance at 10 a.m. Friday with Mr Foobelle furnishing the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Ambrose Mo Fombelle
Mo W . Glasso
Mr Foobelle
Squire Sweeny
Notices of caucus in Blackleyville August 14 1400
Voter alert announces a caneca to choose delegates and alternates for the Wayne County Convention in Wooster on August 25 1400. Committee member ALLMAN listed. location loglook pom appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackleyville
Wayne County
Wooster
Loglook Pom
Allman
Republican caucuses in Wooster and Franklin townships
Notice of Meeting announces Wooster township Republicans will meet at the township house on August lh from 2 to 4 pm to elect five delegates and five alternates for the County Convention at City Hall on August 25. Franklin township caucus at Township House Morrland on August 18 from 7 to 9 pm to select delegates and alternates for the same convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Township
Franklin Township
Township House
Morrland
Wooster
J. F. Hamson
G A R Encampment Excursion Tickets Via Pennsylvania Lines
The Grand Army of the Republic offers low fare excursions to Chicago for the thirty fourth National Encampment. Tickets on August 25 26 27 and 28 at about one cent per mile with return validity until August 31. Extension possible by superintendent approval. Contact Pennsylvanian Lines agents or Q Wo Leyda, agent, Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hth
Natone
Grand Army of the Republic
Lickey
Leyda
Azeot
Wooster
The Seashore Outing Deal For Jersey Resorts
The Seashore offers a ten‑resort outing for 13.50 per person. Tickets go on sale Thursday August 9 via Pennsylvania Lines. Senior particulars apply to George W Loyda, ticket agent, Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouster
Ontic City
Cape May Avinion
Anglesea
Rates to Chicago by Baltimore and Ohio Excursion
Major rates to Chicago via B&O expe dited route encampment. Inclusive, the Baltimore and io ant road for many will sell excursion stations west of Onto city. 1 cent per mile in each direction. Tickets return until Ayash 31, or until deposit with agent, at 50 cents. Apply to B&O ticket agent or B N Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Io
Austin
Chicago
Excursion to Cedar Point Pleasure Resort
excursion tickets will be sold from Wooster Akron and Millersburg to Sandusky via B and O R R on Sunday August 19 with round trip fare of 1.00 special trains Wooster departure 7 2 and return to Sandusky 6 pm. the trip promotes a day of rest and enjoyment at Cedar Point and its attractions including Islands and Johnsons Island areas. for details contact a ticket agent or b n austin chicago passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Wooster
Akron
Kron
Sandusk
Inleside
Lin “Bay
Kelley's
Johnson's Islands
B. N. Austin
Gola
Pags
Chicago
Uug
Hermak Brigade Reunion Excursion Tickets Sale
Annual reunion excursion announced by Hermak Brigade via Peansy Vania Lines. August 13 excursion, Crest, details pending. Event linked to 1900 planning with a focus on transportation and gathering for former unit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermak Brigade
Vania
Agust
Rman
Vanila
Ag. I
Egg throwing during gospel meeting at Court House corner
Two men held a street gospel meeting near the Court House on the Square. An egg attack from a rear alley damaged the preacher’s trousers as he criticized the unidentified assailants, who were rumored to be Dowie followers but denied by the Elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Corrspondencs Tap REPUBLICAN MARSHALLNVILLE Item
Aug 13 notes visitations and local happenings include Mrs N Buckley and daughters from Miamisburg. Baer takes steamboat job in Cleveland. a 22 acre oats field yields 1680 bushels. chippewa creek work with steam dredge progresses rapidly. Marshallville ball game loses to Clinton 3 to Y. local church ministers fill pulpit. highwaymen stop farmer Henry Meibhest but he escapes unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallnville
N. Buckley
Mabel
Nettie
Miamisburg
Baer
Cleveland
Peter Graber
Marshallville
Clinton
Clinton Boys
Revenderson
E. V. Church
Homeworth
I. N. Keiffer
Orpha Eline
Deliah Weutsch
Austin Vandersaal
Ohio Conference District
E. V
Henry Meibhest
Canal Fulton
Wooster Post Office Letter List August 14 1900
The Wooster Ohio post office report lists remaining letters for Aug 14 1900. Gentlemen recipients include Henry Ernest Daniel Layman Silas J Williams and ladies Ollie Holmes Clara Miller Etta Mengert Maud Peppard. Postmaster T L Fuatrezy provided the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
Wooster
Ohio
Henry Ernest
Daniel Layman
Silas J. Williams
Ollie Holmes
Clara Miller
Etta Mengert
Maud Peppard
Applecreek Young Lady Dies In Heart Disease
Bertha Bott, a 23 year old Applecreek woman, died Sunday morning at 6 of heart disease superinduced by diphtheria. She formerly taught locution and corresponded for county papers. Funeral held privately Monday afternoon August 13 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bott
Cease
Examiners Appointed and Appointments Noted
Examiners named include R L Adair as judge, with Tuesday invited G W Goshorn of West Salem to succeed R A Leisey whose term expired. Charles W sree of Marshallville to accept E B Adair of Doylestown, both terms expired. Both appointees described as good men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Adair
G. W. Goshorn
West Salem
R. A. Leisey
Charles W. Sree
Desnocrst
Marshallville
E. EB. Adair
Doylestown
A Big Mortgage on C A and C Railroad Noted
County Recorder Schaffter records a 4,000,000 mortgage for the C A and C Railroad in favor of Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia. Lien covers 4,000 bonds of 1,000 each at 4 percent. Revenue stamps valued at 31,000 each carry serials 1,551 and 1,552. Loan authorized by directors for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. & C. Railroad
Schaffter
Immercial Trust Company
Philadelphic
C. A. & Railroad
Recorder’s Office
Board of Directors
Narrow Escape Aboard Lake Talbot Rescue by Roland Curry
Dr J W Stahl a local dentist owed his life to Roland Curry 17 who saved him from drowning at Highland Park Lake Talbot Monday evening Stahl who cannot swim was on a boat when it began to capsize Curry leaped from the craft and pulled Stahl free guiding him to the boat before others could assist The group credits Roland with preventing a drowning outcome in a few minutes Stahl recovered fullydespite the perilous dive by the youth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stahl
Roland
D. Curry
Stahl
Highland Park
Lake Talbot
Dr. Stahl
Dr Stahl
Roland Curry
Death of Mrs Strauss in Syracuse prompts Wooster funeral
James Strauss Jr of North Grant street travels to Syracuse after telegram reports his mother’s death in that city. Mrs Strauss, born in Ireland and a Wooster resident for over 40 years, died at a daughter’s home. Remains return to Wooster for a 4 p.m. funeral at St Mary’s Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Strauss, Jr
North
Grant Street
Syracuse
Mrs. Strauss
Mary Quinn Strauss
Ireland
America
Wooster
James Strauss
Emma Carney
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Burned the Wrong Way in Manisonpore
William Eberly of Barberton visits family here while T H Sonnedecker of Tiffin and Emma Sonnedecker of Tuledo visit relatives. Squire Hatfield threshes oats and wheat, Anna Elliott and daughter Effie visit. Point Breeze Au Hautauqua outing praised, Dr Lel and Dr Copeland lauded. BF Sonnedecker burns seventy five cords of wood during threshing, fire spreads to his wood pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manisonpore
William Eberly
Barberton
T. HL Sonnedecker
Tiffin
Andrew Sonnedecker
Emma Sonnedecker
Tuledy
Squire Hatfield
Anna Elliott
Effie
John Elliott
Point Breeze
Leland
Copeland
BF Sonnedecker
Golden Corners News Community Notes From Madisonbury Area
Aug 13 report from Golden Corners notes John Sogdy ill with malaria near Madisonbury. Clark McCoy moves sawmill to Reedsburg. Hazel Haskins of Cleveland visiting cousins Ada and Edith Ma. James McConaghay family at Hoff reunion Beech Grove. Susan Ewing hosting granddaughter Miss Glass of Lodi. Bessie Barch visiting relatives near Madisonburg. Some residents rode Erie Railway to Niagara. Rain on Sunday easing week’s heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Corners
John Sogddy
McCoy
Madisonbury
John Blocher
Hugh McVonahay
Woostery
Armstrong
Clark McCoy
Winters Farm
Reedsburg
Aengiss
Hazel Haskins
Cleveland
Ada
Edith
James McConaghay
Beech Grove
Susan Ewing
Miss Glass
Lodi
Bessie Barch
James Moorer
Madisonburg
Niagara
Erie Road
Dalton News Notes Teems With Local Happenings
Dalton Aug 13 long silence ends with notes on M Gardiner planning to move to Wooster. Elizabeth McElhinney Anna McElhinney Della Eckard return from Chautauqua. Supt Kimber back from Lakeside. Hoover Kurzen and Fletcher Pope return from Wooster Summer School. Baughman family visiting Roebucks. McElhinney Stinson reunion set for Aug 21 on U P church lawn. Daltonians to Wheeling Aug 22 with 11th Regiment Band. Infant Sanderson burial last Friday. Many teachers to Wooster Institute this week. Ada Cully visiting local friends until after Institute. Tora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kurzen
Harriet Fletcher
Edna Pope
Wooster
B. B. Baughman
Ganton
Dr. Roebucks
McElhinney-Stinson
Alton
U. P. Church Lawn
Daltonians
11Th Regiment
Wheeling
W. Va
Snake Story Looms Over Presbyerian Service Absence
A fragment from a local paper recounts Rev Dr Hacket's absence canceling preaching at the Presby church next Sabbath. A tale about a boy and a large snake unsettles readers while Marie Jacot begins bakery work and Forest Casner visits from Cuba. Miss Anna Bott suffers diphthesis. other notes include dust wind and a health alert within a small community diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacket
Marie Jacot
Forest Casner
Cuba
Anna Bott
Heslah
Clifford brothers escape from China amid war danger
Wadsworth resident T Clifford reports that his son Professor O T Clifford and his wife and child reached San Francisco from China safely. He details their escape from Tien-Tsin on July 4 and 5, with shell bursts, rifle fire, and a perilous trek to the coast. Their brother Dr A B Clifford was previously believed dead but is also safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
T. Clifford
O. T. Clifford
China
A. B. Clifford
C . Clifford
Europe
Clifford Brothers
Imperial University
Tien-Tsio
San Francisco
Tien-Tsin
Tien-Tsip
Lightning Strikes Barn in Thunderstorm News
During a August storm a barn owned by Alec Finley was struck by lightning. Shingles tore off a section and a rafter splintered but the structure did not burn. Nearby, another close call occurred as a plow was struck earlier. Mary Jackson, visiting Jeromeville, returned home Friday. Born August 6 to Irvin Myers and wife, a son was welcomed. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives, attending reunions, or recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pittsburg
Alec Finley
Tay
Mary Jackson
Jeromeville
Irvin Myers
T Wile
Closeland
John CL. Fortney
Ashland
J.B. Wile
France Reunion
Wooster
Capitola Musselman
Loyd Webb
J.B Ocker
Edith
Mo Ocker
Millersburg
Clara Barnhart
Gail
Canton
Pittsburg
Camp Ground
Frank Robb
Mansfield
Will Fortneys
B.S Finley
Macabees
Lattasburg
Trained Goose Tops Farmers Banquet At Lehr Residence
August 13 correspondence reports a large gathering at William Lehr’s country home for a farmers banquet. Music by the Ladies mandolin club, speeches by Lehr Prof Cap Judd Gill and others, humorous tales about a trained goose as the evening’s hero, and updates on local residents including Rev Hoak and Mrs Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reprbekcan Plain Center
William Lehr
Ladies’ Mandolin Club
Lehr
Sparr
Twastmaster
Prof
Eaup
G.J. Ebright
Judd
Sir. Gill
Wooster
Henry Brengneman
Maple Grove
Rev. Hoak
Lakeside
Ziegler
Special car for 120th Regt at G A R encampment
Arrangements with Pennsylvania Railroad to run a special car with toilet room for 120th Regiment O V 1 families and friends attending the Chicago encampment August 26 31. The car departs Wooster August 26 at 1026 pm arrives Chicago 745 am. Round trip fare 660 open to all. Seats reserved by August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
120Th Regiment O. V.1
Mth
Wooster
Chicago
Auld Lang Syng
Fragmented notice of accident or fire at a venue
An alarm from a street fire box indicates an incident near Beal Street on a Monday evening. A person sustained serious foot injuries and paralysis is feared. property damage described as minor, estimated at a few dollars. The report is garbled, but indicates a medical emergency and potential fatal shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Orth Street
Beal
Elected Janitors and Schoolhouse Plans Debate
A Monday meeting discussed a new four room schoolhouse versus altered plans to reduce costs. Elected janitors include Jayper B Putnam, John Bloom, Dunkle, and others. Miss Chesney, daughter of Rev Chesney, was chosen substitute teacher. Adam Long won the whitewashing contract for ward school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayper B
Putnam
John Bloom
Ah Dunkle
Jet Board
Eid
Jamey Robertson
Miss Chesney
Rev
E. Chesney
Adam Long
Harness Recovered After Street Vendor Suspect
Early Tuesday at dawn a street trader selling a "cure-all" on West Liberty street picked up a breast collar and tugs in the rear alley of Capt. Th. F Miller's home. Captain Miller and Mr Sibley pursued the man after learning the harness was missing, catching him near Honeytown after a chase that ended with him returning the gear dropped by Miss Ora Miller while hitching a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneyday
A. m Oru Sichley
Th. F Miller
West Liberty Street
Massillon
Sighley
Honeytown
Ora Miller
Nail Ingested By Rex McSweeney During Nail Driving
At noon Monday Rex, son of John McSweeney, bit into an eight penny nail while in a barn and it slipped into his throat. A swift trip to Dr Tuin eoaln Yocum and Dr J HO Todd followed. Rex coughed and a tickle in his throat caused him to spit the nail back up, freeing the windpipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
John Mcsweeney
Tuineoaln Yocum
J HO Todd
Yocum
Dimmer Rex
First Automobile Delights Wooster Residents
The first motor vehicle seen in Wooster appeared Sunday, owned by Hon. Johnson Sherrick of Canton. The Winton pattern car could reach 15 miles per hour. Sherrick and his brother-in-law Frank W Miller traveled from Canton, meeting a mishap but completing the 13 mile trip. Sherrick’s nephew DD Miller, a Canton resident, rode the machine on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Johnson Sherrick
Canton
Sherricck
Frank W Miller
Sherrick
DD Miller
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices for Aug 12
Grain and stock prices listed with bids for cattle sheep hogs and lambs. Prices include steers fat cows bulls hogs and sheep across multiple markets and grains such as wheat corn oats lard bacon and butter with regional quotations from Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Baltimore and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cleveland
Pittaburg
Eerie
Medina
Bild Fa
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
Wooster Markets Produce and Ready Cars Ad
Ad copy blends Wooster markets produce listings with a two line car trade note from Cata seas Ft, indicating a local commerce snippet with product and vehicle mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cata Seas
Heavy storm damages farms near Burbank
A severe electrical wind and rainstorm passing Sunday near Burbank caused major crop losses. Henry Dull suffered the heaviest damage on his farm two and a half miles southwest, as his barn was struck and burned with contents missing. Insurance valued the barn at 1,200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Henry Dull
Senate
Storm Rips Through Creston Area Causing Extensive Damage
A fierce storm struck near Creston on Sunday bringing strong winds and heavy rain. It felled trees, wrecked property, and ruined about 40 peach trees owned by George Landseller, with tobacco crops worth hundreds of dollars destroyed. In Cleveland, Jackson resident Mrs. Dr. D. S. Tuttler died Saturday after a prolonged illness and hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
George Landsettler
Jackson
D. S. Tuttler
Cleveland General Hospital
Zion Elders Evicted by Police in Mansfield Incident
In Mansfield Ohio on August 8 at dawn Zion elders identified as Takel W Dinnis of North Harvey Illinois and Moot of Lima were escorted from town by police after arriving at the home of Ebiby a Dowte follower. A crowd of about 500 gathered as officers drove the elders toward Crestline seeking a written agreement but the buyer ordered them to delay until the disturbance eased. If the elders return today as expected arrest may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dinnis
North Harvep
I.l
jSs
Lima
Zion
Mansfield
Marriage Licenses for Conrad and Wirth
Samuel E. Conrad of Rittman and Mary E. Wirth of Weilersville were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Conrad
Rittman
Mary E. Wirth
Weilersville
Family Reunion for D Miller Kin at Jos Wilhelm Home
The children of John D Miller former Wooster Volunteer Fire Department chief plan a family reunion on Thursday at the home of Jos Wilhelm in North Spinkstrep. The event gathers relatives and honors the longtime firefighter and community servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D’miller
The
Wooster
Lightning Strikes Baptist Church. No Injuries Reported
Seville August 13 Special to Tin Wooster Rerurnion Lightning struck the Baptist church Sunday during Sunday School but no one was hurt authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Baptist
Progres
Mrs Postlewart and daughter taken to hospital
Mrs Mary Postlewart and her daughter Eva, prominent Orrville residents, were adjudged insane by Probate Judge R L Adair wart and were taken to Massillon Hospital on Tuesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Garvr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Postlewart
Miss Eva
Orrville
Ingine
R. L. Adair
Massillon Hospital
Garvr
Enthusiastic liveryman in mob scene near Mansfield
An excited crowd in Mansfield drove Dowie adherents from town then rough handling led to Elders being escorted away under police protection. Liveryman Daniel Strecker boasted of bravery, was seized, dunked at a fountain, then released as orders to disperse held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tor
Tex Beromigky
Ddnel Strecker
Ludas
Mansfield
Poli
Ato
Mayville Boom Report Signals Unprecedented Growth
Mayville experiences a sustained business boom as mills and new enterprises start up. Local residents including Prof W Lachat and family, Mrs Crummer, Mrs Mayforth, and F Girard expand trades while Smiths, Rieder, and Brown work on the grist mill and cider mill. A new brick barber shop nears completion as two-toned booms and a magnetism parallel Barnum and Jenny Lind excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Starmers
W. Lachat
Cambridge
Ida Fisher
Allegheny
Bussode Fisher
Akron
Souvain
Harry Beal
C'levelants
Adam
Joseph Brown
M Dundam
Ren
F. F. Girand
Jas Rieder
Jos. Brown
Crummer
Mayforth
Nebo
F. Girard
Stauffer
Comiigo
T Barnum
Jenny Li
L. A Merrellat
Chicago
Wm. Halinstein
Myrtle Bott
Massillon
Daniel Rieder
Joe Haley
Hin Farm
Albert Tracy
Jno
Orviller
Wayne Count
Remarkable Crop of Oats Threshed in Hre County
A farmer in Hre county harvested 1300 bushels of oats from twenty acres, averaging 90 bushels per acre. The record yield surpasses common expectations, as forty bushels per acre is typical and fifty is considered high, reflecting years of careful crop management.
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the Oneeday
Wayne
Lethure
Supt
Sch
Gagsvoort
Plain Township
Cedar Point
Forlipe
Cody
MET Highwaymen
Newt Marshallville
Jaybird
T. L. Fuatrezy, P. M
Applecreek
Recorder
J. V. Stahl
Syracuse, New York
Wayne Township
Golden Corners News
Dalton News Notes
Cytrys
Wadsworth Boys
O. V
Board of Education
New School
Ames
North Market Street
Market Reports
Wooster Markets
Paarguaho
Owen
Felsen
BSC Migai
Uonig
Dull
Joan
Specitorox Repositian
Smithville
Svithville
Smith
Mary Dressle
Oru Hooley
Augusta Britker
Chippewa Lake
Emanuel Yodar
Fentorks
Michig
Dan Glbert
Preuer Rhodes
Beachy
la Mhedo
Cheston
MD Baum
Jadis
Henry Rhodes
Jennie
William Myers
Mbgadore
Yoder
Jessie
Abygail
J King
Sher
J. Wand
Montrosti
Summit County
Mary Gilbert
Darhtar
Lillian
Grand Rapids
Mich
Simon Miller
George Baker
Conway
Kerne King
C E Webner
Mount Vernon
Redding
Arthur Oliver
Brady
Harry Baker
Baker
Ellen RR
King and Sons
Montrose
P Anstutz
A Brenneman
Mary A. B Myers
Mt. Vernon
Willaman
Evers
Frank Harper
J. S& Weaver
Will
Jennie Statfer
Findlay
Misees Redding
W G Coulter
Anton - William “Shade
William Wolf
Olivesburge
J&swanger
Rank Mock
North Lawrence
Charles Suttle
Burton City
C E Wekber
Karl Swanger
Clement Shaw
Chigagb
Moather
Canaan
Fhautauqua
Joseph
Daniel Shallenberger
Homestead
Georgia Thomas
Elma Miller
Baldwin
Nava
Ashland County
Chautakgjua
Nettie Buckley
Mian Slasburg
Rev&. Smith
Ellen Brown
James Patterson
EdnardRown
Sarah Brown
Elsie Everly
Shreve
Zella Ward
Clear Criek
Frank Ward
I. J. Swanger
Hunsberger
Dessie
Charles McGill
D. Ders
Ray Kieffer
John Funk
Kig the
Hrig
Devilsfield
Iansfield
Douglasd
Mengert
Brown
Mayo
Ur Jad
Cormprendence
Nature
Johnston
Michigan Drug CO
ANX
Detroit
Aimmenman & Co
Wouste
Woaceer
Bpmaneer
Con
Batley
Jane Waipcord
Euriey Wi
Sai
Potter Bross
Beebe
Stan
Woosthr, Ohio
Cine Clothing
Freedlander
One
Price Clothing Store
Frick
Honsey
Pachinglohe
the Wooster Hardware Go
Ned St
Edison
Fifth Ave
Hee Pg
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