Wayne B and L All Right
Columbia dispatch reports Judge O P Sperra state inspector of building and loan associations said Wayne Building and Loan Association Wooster is solvent in every way. It has 10000 on deposit in Wooster National Bank which failed, but even a total loss would not financially embarrass the association as the deposit is deducted from assets and the report will be based on that. The report has not yet reached Columbus.
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Dlspatch
Columbia
Republican
O. P. Sperra
State Inspector of Building and Loan Associations
Wayne Building and Loan Association
Wooster
Wooster National Bank
Columbus
Warwick Sandstone & Coal Co officers bound over on embezzlement charges
Three leaders of the Warwick Sandstone & Coal Co John S. Tait president Peter H Gifford secretary and William T Greenslade treasurer were bound over to a Cleveland grand jury on embezzlement charges The case centers on payroll figures for January 1903 alleged misstatements and missing memorandum leaves with witness Miss Gear claiming about 1700 was diverted while defense argues funds were used for the company and a conspiracy is alleged by the three men
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Warwick Sandstone & Coal Co
Cleveland
John S. Tait
Peter H Gifford
William T. Greenslade
Mias Helen V Gear
Diay Tait
Gifford
Nie Brown
Grand Jury
Wooster duo touts Dr. Thomas Electric Will
Harvey L Alleman and Pearl Berry of Wooster promote a supposed electric will product claiming instant restoration and perfect safety. The ad asserts universal effectiveness and availability at any drug store.
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Harvey L. Alleman and
Pearl Berry, ‘of
Wooster
Dr. Thomas
Love statement denies improper actions on property
Mr Love asserts no attachment actions against his property and declares he will handle all matters in accordance with law. He asks the public to disregard any contrary notices and affirms Wayne County residents’ trust in him. The notice is signed by G M Lovett on December 6 1904.
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Wayne County
G.m.“Lovett
Este
Discharged and Arrested in Out of Season Game Incident
John Robinsons hid xesidea sayt of Di Scansed a warrant issued before Squire R C sefiof John Rohr Henry Osler and Charles Shalmo of Stark county. They faced charges relating to shooting birds out of season. Shalmo claimed authorities wanted to see what birds they used, pulling two woodpeckers from his pockets. The birds were protected and warrants issued, bail set at 100. Trial date set for December. The three accused, young men from Mansfield visiting relatives east of the city.
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John Robinsons
R. C. Sefiof
John Rohr
Henry Osler
Charles Shalmo
Stark
Gotinty
As Saylt
Wi Eayers
Thes felaEom
Sweeney
Manifeldak
Shalmo
Shatiro
Local Social Notes from Creston and Nearby
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the week as generations connect. Campbell of Wooster and families near Creston were noted with greetings at John son’s home, while the Hamily and Culling households shared time with relatives. Mrs Mary Spitter near Overton visited her son Will and family, and Mrs Emanuel Shaltz is listed as ill. Others mentioned include Mrs Eda Spangler of Mechanicsburg and Miss Evalyn Mark of Firecrest visiting P Miller’s, with social calls continuing through the week.
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Campbell
Wooster
Culling
Hamily
Neir ‘Creston
John Son and Family
Sarah Milles
Jolden
Supilsy
Witc
Jacobs Chi
Lewis J Howmar Mily
Congress
Ea Milton
Sheller Takes Stand in Manslaughter Case
In the Ohiowa common pleas court James a Sheller testified in his own defense as prosecutors seek manslaughter conviction over Harry Johnson’s death in Smithville last summer. Mayor Van Nest and Chief Lefuer testified about alleged confessions during Tuesday proceedings as defense argues self defense.
Ex Senator recounts long running family land dispute
The State Journal quotes former Senator Lake Jones recalling odd past events at the Hinkle hotel involving Clerk Jack McDonald and Captain Robert Eddy. A story centers on a sister who sent a $156,000 check to her brother decades ago over land value, with the check allegedly returning through family mail for fifteen years and never arriving.
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Lake Jones
The
State Journal
Hinkle Hotel
Jack McDonald
Robert Eddy
Jones
St Louis
Eddy
Season ends for goats rabbits quail and shore birds
The open season for goats and rabbits ended at midnight Sunday December 4. The spring session for quail shore birds begins March 20 and closes April 20. The just closed season was weak for many local bootera but several Wooster sportsmen had luck and bagged a good quantity of bob white and bob white banty.
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Wooster
Doan's Ointment Promises Piles Relief Despite Failures
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Ointment for itching piles claiming external remedies relieve but Doan's cures by correcting blood acidity. It argues internal remedies unnecessary and urges purchase at any drug store for a few cents.
Home Made: Bake at home with Royal Baking Powder
Home made cake muffins and tea biscuit are fresher and cleaner with Royal Baking Powder. It helps the housewife produce fine tasty cake raised hot biscuits puddings frosted layer cake cookies crullers crusts and muffins more economically than ready-made foods from bake-shops or grocers. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
Overton Gleanings Reflect Small Town Notes and Loss
Overton items from December recount Maggie Smith visiting Ashland with the Buchanan family, Wagner able to sit up briefly, Mrs Ghort worsening, wood chopping at Bethel church, the death of Mrs Ellsworth Johnson at 83 buried in Reensburg, her husband and twin sons left behind. Teaching changes see A Fettera resign and Rev Myers to fill term. Local visits include Sire Lawrence staying with daughter Mrs Rev Johnson in Cleveland, Mrs Howman at Mrs Lurs Marke’s bedside, and Nill Hawk finishing house work near the hardware store. Various calls, visits, and ill health noted along with a monument for Thomas Bathorft family.
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Overton
Mira Maggie Smith
Ashland
Charley Buchanan
Michael] Wagner
Mra. Ienk Ghort
Bethel Church
Ellsworth Johnson
Reensburg
George and
Mattie Pfeiffer
Seaves
Lurs Marke
Woogter
Hawk
Fredericksburg Reedsburg Local Notices Dec 7
Miss Annie Smith of near Canton visits Miss Ataude Cramer in this place as Mrs Mehlin rushed to Pittsburg last week. Eber Kraus, hand loss from a corn basket, progresses toward home. Bangle Fiea, previously poor, writes from hospital. The Ladies Aid raised $16 at the chicken pie day last Saturday. Sarah Oberboliger ill for weeks, improving at Presbyterian Church. Marton A Lee and Jacob Hess visit friends in Smithfield. Lectures begin in Christian church in Sanday. Miss Meda Ettlager returns home tonight.
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Annie Smith
Canton
Ataude— Cramer
Mevhlin
Pittsburg
Eber Kraus
Hige
Sarah Oberboliger
Presbyterian Church
Marton A
Lee
Sven Jacob Hess
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Reefer Muffler
Harmest
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Wayne B& Lall Right
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MR. Love
James Sheller
BY the
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
Overton Gleanings
Eva Gill
Jermineville
Casper Stair
Roy Fridline Aled
Thomas
Mieses Beesle
Iva Lingle
Zella Peters
Elva Horn
Rdayici
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Thomas Bathorft
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Reedsburg
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