Wayne County Medical Society Holds Noted Wooster Session
The Wayne County Medical Society met in Wooster for a largely attended quarterly session. Morning talks covered gastroenteric infection and acute gastro enteric disease with committees named and a president's inaugural address praising county physicians and urging continued post graduate style work and fraternal protection. The afternoon featured university chemistry and biology demonstrations and an X ray in surgery by Prof W Z Bennett with live demonstrations. visitors could view bones via fluroscope. The session was described as the best the society ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Medical Society
In Wooster
Irs
A. H. Hunt
J. E. Barrett
Wooster
F. M. Marshall
Mt. Eaton
D. P. Shite
Fredericksburg
H Hlankenhorn
Orrville
P. S. Greenumyer
D. L. Monerief
H. Blankencorn
H.B. McMillan
C.B. Scott
B. Fuller
Loudonville
Marechal
Mf Eaton
D. P. Shie
F.H Page
Dalton
Isc
A Yates
Sirens
L. A.smith
Smithville
Mo K Dawson
Sterling
A H. Hunt
J. Warner
J.D. Beer
J A. Gann
C A.lerch
A. Ff. Hunt
H.N Mateer
University Laboratory of Chemistry and Biology
H. N. Mateer
W. Z. Bennett
EE. Woodland
Montour Academy
Bennett
I’ruf. Bennett
Mateer
Sagal
Social Notes Show Choir Outing and Local Weddings
The Methodist choir members and friends spent an outing at Round Lake on Friday. Luther Circle plans an operetta at the Lutheran church on Tuesday evening, August 24. Mrs. Nathaniel Mowery hosted a pleasant gathering at her Madison Hill home with prizes awarded for first Mrs E Smith second Mrs A Humphrey third Mrs F Egger. Numerous attendees listed including Mrs A Humphrey and children, Mrs Chas Schuch and children, and others. Mrs Hamilton Matz celebrated a birthday with friends. Several weddings were held by Rev I N Keiffer and Rev J Frank Smith, including Silas Mann and Effin McCoy, Joseph Norris and Mary Kizer, and Milton J Holmes and Mary E Dintaman.
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Methodist
Round Lake
Luther Circle
Lutheran Church
Friends
Nathaniel Mowery
Madison Hill
E. Smith
A. Humphrey
F. Egger
Wa. Unger
H. Brumter
Obas
Derr
K. Segner
M. Jacobs
Jessie Butler
Julius Diehl
A. Guest
Hamilton Matz
West Liberty Street
By & Company
I. N. Keiffer
Yoder House
Silas Mann
Effin McCoy
J. Frank Smith
West Larwills Street
Joseph Norris
Mary Kizer
Milton J. Holmes
Mary E. Dintaman
Ohbester Township
Oil well drill expands to depth as water is pumped
In Lodi a week of drilling progress is reported as the original hole is enlarged to fit the present drill. Water pumping and enlargement reached the bottom where the end of the former drill is found broken off and embedded. It will be removed and drilling continues to greater depth.
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Lodi
Creede Silver Mines Face Closure Over Rates
A Denver report notes large Wooster and Wayne county investment in Colorado silver mines. Creede’s mines may shut down due to low silver prices unless railroad and smelting rates drop. Mine owners, smugglers, and railroad officials have held talks with concessions likely to keep mines open. Miners may accept wage cuts from 3 to 2.74 in wet mines and 2.60 in dry to avoid closure.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Ailver
Colorado
Denver
Neest
Creede
Coil
Prosperity across Ohio industry described in Prosperity Pointers
New Philadelphia Iron and Steel Co signs scales and starts sheet mills in operation. Cleveland adds thousands of jobs due to the tariff. Loudonville and Youngstown projects show strong building and orders. East Liverpool potteries to run full for five months with September deliveries. Galion Fitchinger Wheel Co expands, hiring 500 and boosting daily wheel output. Akron potters and manufacturers expect improved steady work under new laws. A. Naot Co. boosts production with 12,000,000 sections this season and higher foundation output. Payroll and daily carload basswood consumption rise as orders flood in. plans include new machinery, a large dynamo, and engine upgrades amid McKinley times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Loudonville
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Fiitchinger Wheel Co
Galion
Akron
Madina Galette
A. Naot Co
Township Clerk Hurt In Runaway Buggy Accident
Township Clerk Lee Messner of this village was in a serious accident when a broken hold-back strap caused his horse to run away on the Dalton road. The buggy overturned, Messner suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries. His aide was bruised and painful. Rudolph Rosenberry aided his return home and Dr Wise was called. He is resting as well as could be expected.
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MT. EaTson
Lee Messner
Dalton Road
Rudolph Rosenberry
Dr Wise
Rube
Pleasant Sunday School Outing at St James Parish
From Saturday's Daily St James church picnic yesterday was a success. The McSwesney farm hosted a joyous gathering with full representation of congregation choir and Sunday school. The remarks praised the efficient organizers and abundant refreshments.
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St. James Church
McSwesney
St. James Parish
Smith Mr Scaad Moves to Jefferson Blacksmith Shop
Creston blacksmith Mr Scaad relocated to Jefferson on Tuesday. He will occupy the shop vacated by Mr Boling last spring and his family will move into Levi Fishbarn's house nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scaad
Creston
Jefferson
Mr. Boling
Levi Fishbarn
Wooster Chosen For Next Sherman Brigade Reunion
At a Hiawatha meeting the Sherman Brigade survivors selected Wooster as the site for the next reunion to be held in August 1898. The decision follows the business session held this morning.
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Wooster
Vernon
Hiawatha
Sherman
Miners Seek Aid At North Lawrence Mine
Michael New and Richard Collins from Minglewood mine at North Lawrence solicit help from Wooster residents for striking miners and their families. They carry a letter from Mayor Tobias Nchott of Massil lop and report strong local sympathy and prompt support, suggesting generous aid forthcoming.
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iFrom
Michael New
Richard Collins
James Maulling
Minglewood
North Lawrence
Wooster
Tobias Nchott
Massillop
Imgard Hubbell Weds Hubbell in Brilliant Dalton Home
A large wedding at the elegant Dalton home of Mr. and Mrs August Imgard featured Miss Jeanneette Augusta Imgard and Rev Will Herman Hubbell. The ceremony was by Rev J O Campbell in a bay window with Martha Webster presiding at the organ. Guests and relatives celebrated with a kaiser of refreshments and rice shower as the couple departed for Indianapolis and their Dalton home.
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August Imgard
Call Avenue
Jeanneette Augusta Imgard
United l Presbyterian Church
Trev
Will Herman Hobbell
Snottad Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Hubbell
Wooster
Key J O.campbell
Martha
Webster
Dr. Campbell
Cora
Arline Imgard
Mie I Imgard
Habbell
Campbell
Cora Imgard
J. A. Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
Crestline
James Walker
East Palestine
Imgard
Hev
Mra
Helen
Allegheny
Greenslade
Bellevue
Westford
Bart Feasel
Gertruds MacQuigg
Cleveland
J. F. Eberhart
Fremont
W. A. McBane
Simon Tauner
Orrville
New Telephone Lines Planned in Wayne County
The Willerburg Telephone Company is erecting a new line from Killbuck to Victoria and plans to finish soon. After completion, three more lines will run in Wayne county from Orrville to Doylstown, Ornville to Wooster, and Orrville to Dalton. Geo Burdoin and his daughter of Orrvale have been visiting friends in Mena.
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Willerburg Telephone Company
Killbuck
Victoria
Wayne County
Orrville
Doyistown
Ornville
Wooster
Dalton
Geo. Burdoin
Orrvale
Mena
Sidney Whip Shop Closure Stuns Wooster District
A Wooster whip plant once encouraged by Sidney city officials and later owned by the Whip Trust faces an indefinite shutdown after a long dispute over a deed and municipality bonus terms. The city’s action to claim the property under an allegedly invalid bonus agreement precipitated the stoppage.
Real estate transfer notices including multiple warranty and quit claim deeds
A series of real estate transfers records from Wooster and surrounding townships. Transactions include warranty deeds and quit claims involving buyers and sellers such as Geo Houng Bud wife to Charles McGill for 1 acre in Baughman township, Anna Beam et al to Charles McGill Lot 118 in Orrville, and others totaling numerous parcels in Wayne Congress and Fairview areas with varied sums from 187 to 33,230 dollars and executors deeds for Solomon Slots.
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Geo Houng Bud
Charles McGill
Baughman Township
Anna A. Beam
Charles F. McGill
Orrville
Meyer Weil
Solomon Slots
Adolph Mayer
Doylestown
Martha J. Landes
John L. Fordree
Wayne Township
James FE. Snyder
F. E. Snyder
Congress Township
Martin V. Schildts
Elizabeth Buntill
Wooster
William Milligan
William Wenger
Fairview
Price Kunsell
James L. Zaring
Creston
Warrenty
Lovina Baer
Alto Elmer E. Maer
Mary G. Baer
Calvin H. Hensel
Mary E. Marken
A. K. Hoft
Mary A. Plasterer
Lucinda Stevens
David C. Cook
Maria Cook
Fast Union Township
Reunions Regimental and Otherwise Aug. 19 near Justus
A crowded note lists regimental and local reunions in Ohio. Co F 65th and Co C 67th plan a Sept 18–20 gather at Herry Adams’ place on Kulbuck, with 26 acres secured and access to 4,000 woodland acres. Columbus marks the Franklin ton centennial Sept 14–16 with parades and relic displays. Stinson family reunions and West Salem teachers’ gathering are described along with a note on cholera fears near Austin and Daniel Rush’s property.
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Weat
Sandusky
Kreugsegger
Leifer'a
Justus
Harold
Akron
Y. Y. McCray
Mansfeld
West Salem
Burbank
Martin's Creek
Holmes County Infirmary
McElhinneys Stinson
David Stinson
Dalton
James Btinson
Bella Wynn
Robert Gardner
Stinson
Adas Ammann
Hubbell
Edna Weaver
Rian
Eligabeth
McElinne
Teb McDowell
Ee-R.t.douglass
Mongolian Pheasants Released Across Ohio by Fish and Game
O D Peckinpaugh announces three pairs of Mongolian pheasants from the Ohio Fish and Game Commission to be released this week. About 2,500 birds will be distributed across the state and allowed to run wild in the forests. The birds weigh about two and a half pounds and are hardy against Ohio winters. To protect the limited releases, a law penalizes hunting or selling Mongolian pheasants before November 10, 1900 and after December 10, 1900, with a $25 reward for informers.
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O. D. Peckinpaugh
Ohio Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Commission
Ohio
Sporsmen
Ohio Game Laws Snapshot From 1900 Prohibitions and Seasons
A historical summary lists hunting seasons and protections for Ohio game. Squirrels May be killed Sep 1 to Dec 18, woodcocks Jul 4 to Nov 15, prairie chickens Sep 1 to Dec 15, pheasants year round, quails Nov 10 to Dec 15, doves Sep 1 to Dec 15, rabbits Sep to Dec 15, snipe Sep 1 to Apr 10, turkeys Oct to Dec 15, deer protected to Nov 10, 1900, ducks Sep to Apr 10. Killing before 6 am or after 6 pm or on Sundays, Mondays, or Tuesdays is prohibited.
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Ohio
Fraternity Picnic Attendance Dull At City Park
Report from Zanesville and surrounding areas notes a sparsely attended Patrons of Indus try picnic at City Park with about 100 people present. Items from Maccabees Great Camp proceedings cite leadership changes, upcoming reviews, and transfers of life benefit funds.
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Patrons of Industry
Order
Maccabees
University Association Expands Local Center Network
The University Association of Chicago explains the Extension movement in Wooster, detailing a yearlong, subject by subject course with monthly texts. Centers grow statewide, including 140 members at Zanesville and 80 at Ashtabula, with nearly 200 centers in Ohio.
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Tax Republican
University Association, of Chicago
Chicago University
King
Wooster Center
Zanesville
Ashtabula
Patnenville
Ohio
Wayne County notes and travels mix in August update
Walter Manson leaves Shreve for Orrville while Joseph Walker reports oats and 20 chickens stolen at Sterling. Dr J C Dalton of Pasadena will spend days in Shreve. Harrisville farm reports 125 acres celery and 200 acres onions. Oswald Kessel and Jacob Gets go to Sterling to work. Frank Robison and son Harry visit Orrville salem friends. Local lines connect Barberton exchange. Aug picnic plan boosts business men. Wirth and Wolf to accompany Akron band to Regt camp. Postmaster Frary runs office from his Main street business in Burbank.
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Walter Manson
Shreve
Orrville
Joseph Walker
Sterling
J. C. Dalton
Pasadena
Cal
Harrisville
George Dague
Dalton
Oswald Kessel
Jacob Gets
Manafield
Frank Robison
Harry
Salem
Nelson Hoff
Ada
Simon Miller
Evan Weber
Baltimore
Gray
Wayne County
Barberton
Magic City
Alton Pardee
Hose Pardee
Akron
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Social Notes
New Philadelphia Iron & Steel Co
WoosTer Republican
Sherman Brigade
Hubbell -Imgard
Sidney Whip Shop
Underwood
Sidney
Sidney Dispatch
United States Whip Company
Planta
W. A. Underwood
The
Whip Trust
Paeanee Council
Plortan Schaffter
Austin
Daniel Rush
McZens
Fraternity Affairs
Farmers’ Order
Batusany
Sally
H. M Parker
H. L. Minium
Ed L. Young
A. H. Babcock
OD. Kable
Lima
I J. Harris
Qnloor
A. H. Kreager
Toledo
C. B Saxby
Weston
W. F. Crogs
Findlay
Great Sentinel
E. Williams
Wanseon
W. D. Strain
Marietta
Mansfield
Life Benefit
Sherman-Hineman Park
W.S. Bell
Henry A. Hedges
Hiverside Court
W. BR. B
A. R
Buffalo
Bloomberg’s
J. C
Canal Fulton
Advocate
the University Association
H.G. Behoteguy
Prof. Black
Lake Erie
President Scovel
Kauke Chapel
Nashville
Eleanor Blocher
Ieft
Washington
Donaldson
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