Local notices from Dec 10 Burbank area
Dec 10 reports from Burbank and nearby towns note Turkey purchases for Christmas, weddings rumored, a missing widower, Mrs Armstrong recovering, and several social events. Mentions include a sawmill move, a Camp Clay Works worker, a death in the Friday morning, Christmas church plans, and multiple village visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gearhart
Burbank
Easterday
Overton
Katharine Armstrong
Elmer Miller Returns Home Sick in Canaan
In Canaan on December 11 Elmer Miller returned home sick from Barberton. Mrs. Quinn of Canton is entertained at Benji Lichty’s home. Friday evening the school will host a literary event. Rev. Gay leads the Y P S C E next Sabbath with the topic Confessing Christ. The band has received more applications for new members. Mr Silmon of Congress attends a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrykrantz
U. S
S. T. Silver
Archie Becker
Wooster
Miss Zaring
McAnaney
Bethel Church
Harry McMannis
Medina County
Schaad
Charles Cramer
Akron
Fred Brant
Willaman Hall
Jj Zimmerman
Howard
Curtis Yoder
Orrville
Arora Pittinger
Epworth, O
Gettleman
Paul
J. E. Miller
A. M
State University of
Canaan
Elmer Miller
Sigk
Barberton
Quinn
Canton
Benji Lichty
Gay
Christ
R. Silmon
Congress
Former Resident Henry Rhoades Dies in Ashland
Henry Rhoades, formerly of New Pittsburg, died Monday night at his Ashland home of lung disease. He was a brother of B. G. Rhoades of Wooster. Rhoades and his wife traveled to Ashland Tuesday for the funeral Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stotlar
Reedsburg
A. J. Barnhart
Frand
Cleveland
James Weaver
Bessie Firestone
Bessie
Pittsburg
William Hagerman
M. HE
Lutheran
M. E
W. Hand
F. R. Snader
F. Bwerkheimer
Henry Rhoades
New Pittsburg
Ashland
B. G. Rhoades
Wooster
Electric Bitters Cured Lime Ridge Woman Without Surgery
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced liver and stomach illness with a surgeon’s knife the doctor warned only cure. After seven bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully gained weight and vitality avoiding surgery and praising the remedy as guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Hersef ‘ Siehee
Aan & i
Two Local Children Die of Scarlet Fever
Ebor Green, five, son of Dr C B Green, died at 2 a.m. after a two week illness with scarlet fever. Remains were taken to Medina for interment. Edna S Berger, seventeen, daughter of Albert Berger, died at 9 a.m. Sunday of scarlet fever. Funeral from the Byers farm house at 10 a.m. Tuesday, interment in Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebor
C. B. Green
South Market Street
Medina Overland
Edna S
Albert Berger
Byers
Wooster Cemetery
Death Notice for J Marshall McDowell of Orrville
Popular man J Marshall McDowell dies at his Orrville home after two months illness. He suffered diphtheria that led to throat paralysis. A kindly county figure aged about 53, son of David McDowell, born in Sugarcreek township. Survived by Mrs McDowell and ten children. Funeral Wednesday morning with interment at Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marshall McDowell
Orrville
McDowell
David Mc- Dowell
Sugarcree Township
Mc- Dowell
Dalton
Successful Year At Standard Coach Pad Ca R Directors Elected
The stockholders of the Standard Coach Pad Car held their annual meeting Monday afternoon electing directors J H Taylor John Caskey Jacob Palmer George Plumer Sr Wi W Lay The officers remain J H Taylor president John Caskey treasurer Johnson Sweeney secretary and GM A 15 percent dividend will be declared matching last year's high historically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca.r
J. H. Taylor
John Caskey
Jacob Palmer
George Plumer
Wi. W. Lay
John Cakey
Johnson Sweeney
Drunk Man Claimed Robbery After Train Arrival
A young man, sober by the end, claimed he was robbed of varying sums at the depot after getting off a westbound social train. He met officials and claimed 59 dollars, five Signols pieces and nine silver dollars, but later confessed to fabricating the tale to gain sympathy. Identified as A. E. Parrett of Loudonville, described as a worthless character, he said he had worked for Phil Scharr of Lakeville and was paid 160 dollars on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfile
Lerner
Reed
A. E. Parrett
Loudonville
Phil Scharr
Lakeville
Webb vs Hrinkerhoff in jury over partner claim and conversion
The case taken to the jury Monday involves John Webb Jr against Amos Hrinkerhoff. Action seeks recovery of 480 dollars claimed due from a partner and for wrongful conversion. Attorneys Morr and Hay represent the plaintiff and Rouch for the defendant. Jury deliberation follows in Kansas Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webb J
Amos Hrinkerhoff
Morr & Hay ‘Form & Rouch
Kansas Smith
Mail Letters in Wooster Post Office Listed
The Wooster post office shows remaining letters on Monday January 10. Names include Mr. and Mrs. F J Massey, Hon W Miter, Thos Y, W Orr, Rabhin Childs, Miss Nora Weaver, TL Flattery, P. Thompson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Gentlemer
F J. C. Massey
Rabhin Childs
Nora
Weaver
Wooster Markets Produce Ad Upsurge
Advertise in The Republica to reach Wooster markets and boost produce sales. Local merchants seek exposure for fruits vegetables and related goods through the popular newspaper advertising space.
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Shelby
Camp Clay Works
New
T Bett Ana Wagner
S0al
Ed Palmer
D. W. Clason
John Miller
Jefferson
J. Bricker
Oel Gee
George Haupnstein
Eli Snell
Snell
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Smithville
Senate
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Washington
Morgan
Teller
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Buchanan
England
United States
Money
Stewart
Frye
Costa Rica
Foreign Relations Committee
Sensxtor Chandler
Rye
Maine
Chas. A. Towne
Davis
Minnesota
Ways and Means Committee
House
Bingham
Appropriations Committee
Marshall McDowell
Standard Coach Pad Company
Court For ‘Common Pleas
T.L. Flattery, P
Wooster Markets
The
Republica
Craighead & Co
W. D. Tyler
Pendopeevegens
Timothy
the McClure
McClure
Wooster, Ohio
Winkler Horse
ME Winkler Fi ‘ Hinete
Court House
Pasa
Gmla
New Way
Harvard
Cuff Butters
Freedlander
ONE Price Clothing Store
Frick Men
Block, Wooster
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