Local notes and incidents from Wooster area Thursday
Mrs Paul Fietcher attended a funeral in Alliance while Rid Smith paid a fine for bad language. Dr H Sullivan was sent to Blissfield as special examiner for pension applicant William Buszard. Frank Darling, jailed after liquor trouble in Wooster, paid his fine to secure liberty. A dec 15 graphophone entertainment and organ fund proceeds were announced at Nonpareil school. Kieffer circle G A R plans McKinley memorial services Jan 29. George Voirol seeks divorce from Henrietta. George Shreve to be held on insanity charge. Peppersauce club meeting set for Friday. Isherman noted veterans editor at Archer House. Edward Eberhardt of Mansfield died, age about 60. Brindle the bulldog killed by a train. Orrville Depot notes Alfred Jenny promoted to night clerk. Harry Billiard signs with Birmingham Southern league. Dell Feightner mentioned in Penn. lines bridge crew.
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Smith
H. Sullivan
Openson Board
Blissfield
Coshocton County
William Buszard
Frank Darling
Coshocton Coubby
Seville
Wooster
Darling
Bever ‘Street
van Nest
Kep
Appeman
Franklin Township
Bedy
Woird
George Shreve
Clintop Township
Sheriff Brown
Peppersauce Club
Cld
Devinney
E. B. Isherman
Archer Howse
Edward Eberhardt
Edward Eberly
Bux Lake
Baughman Townsan
Orrville
Alfred Jenny
Pennsylvania Ticket
Harry Billiard
Birmingham
Dell Feightner
Bridge Forte
Pennsylvania Lines
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cure Claim
An old advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by ordinary medicines and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a secret blend by a top physician. It claims the tonic compounds reform blood and constitutional balance, with a direct action on the disease, promising a perfect cure.
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Bernas
Suteroud
Hall
Mayors fine two Millersburg men for drunkenness
In Millersburg on Friday night HL McDonald and Barry William Gon were cited by Mayor Van Nest for intoxication after which they paid a $2 fine and costs. One carried a $150 certificate of deposit, cashed to settle the matter. The town readies new county offices with private desks and an iron counter, while a local child wandered away and was returned home. Orrville faces water pressure issues. a chemical engine is deemed insufficient for large fires.
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Feightier
Barry William‘gon
Millersburg
van Nest
Frank Dorland
Congress
W. D. Foss
Market Street
Jackson
Foss
Leiner
Orrville
Tanner Block
Holmes County Board Rejects Widening Petition
Holmes County commissioners on Thursday morning refused to proceed with a petition to widen and deepen SESS eh to speed water removal after floods. The plan had support from Wayne County residents but faced strong Holmes County opposition. The decision was unanimous.
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Holmes County
Deere
Wayne County
Officials in Wooster to Oversee New Gas Plant
Presiden Horton and Thomas McWatters with several gentlemen connected with Fen to McWatters Bi-Product and Gas arrived in Wooster Thursday afternoon to manage company affairs. McWatters will stay in Wooster to head construction of the new plant and plans to make his home there. The first machinery installment has arrived and will be put to use immediately. Gas prices are expected to drop soon though the exact date is not known as the company reviews arrangements.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmey & Co
Binnghamton, N. Y
Presiden Horton
Thomas McWatters
Fen
McWatters
Bi- Product and Gas Company
Wooster
Mr McWatters
Cleveland Leader launches $15000 popular voting contest
The Cleveland Leader announces a $15000 popular voting contest for men and women in Cleveland and nearby areas. Voting determines winners with multiple cash prizes in three divisions, and nominations open with names published December 12. entries must reach the contest editor by noon December 9.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Leader
Pennsylvania
Court hearing set after postponement typo creates muddled text
Common Court of Pleas reports a hearing date for criminal cases with references to Jackson and Judge Maxwell. It mentions Mrs Laura Boyer of Orrville and a four year old boy Harrold Boyer, with a decree granted for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Tharsis
Maxwell Om Wednealay
Laura Boyer
Orrville
Erernop
Boyer
Methodist Men Hold Pleasant Church Dinner
The Methodist church Men’s League hosted a well attended supper in the basement Tuesday evening. Fletcher and Berry directed the feast, offering seasonable dishes. Afterward toasts were given by Rev DuBois Judge L. Adair HA. L. Strong Dr Geo. W. Ryall and others. The event was enjoyed and monthly similar suppers were planned.
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Men's League of the Methodist Church
Fletcher & Berry
DuBois
L. Adair
HA. L. Strong
Geo
W. Ryall
Depositions Taken in Vo Taggart Case
Attorneys for Mrs Grace Vo Taggart conducted depositions Friday afternoon before Judge LR Critchfield and notary Q I Gardiner. The purpose is unclear but likely to influence features of the new famous care as citizens were examined in connection with the matter.
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R. M. Campbell
Grace Vo Taggart
Critchfield
Q I Gardiner
Morehouse Arrest Ties Lorain Baby Case to West Salem
Mrs Enola Morehouse, head of a West Salem millinery shop, is arrested in Lorain on charges of defrauding via mail and transferring goods to West Salem in the case involving dead babies. Coroner Sullivan delays the inquest to gather witnesses. Morehouse plans to attend Friday’s 10 a.m. hearing, while U.S. authorities pursue separate actions.
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West Salem
Wayne County
Sensational baby care case prompts coroner inquiry
The coroner suspects a woman may have neglected infants while others may have planned harm. Though she may have been a tool, evidence of profit from the deaths is unproven. A man hopes to obtain explanations and names of contract parties, with sensational developments anticipated.
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Aleo
Mia. Moreahouse
Wooster Gas Light Co announces temporary rate cut
The Wooster Gas Light Co states that bills dated Dec 1 and Jan 1 will be at $1 per thousand for a period. From Dec 25 patrons will receive gas at 25 cents per thousand as a Christmas present. A carload of new plant machinery is arriving in Pennsylvania yards to be unloaded Saturday. Additional cars and crews are en route. McWatters and his brother will oversee work next week.
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The
Wooster Gas Light Co
Pannsylvania
Alcock & Son
G. Y. Smith & Son
Pittsburg
McWatters
Decision Denies New Judge in Taggart Case
Clerk of Courts Harrold reports Judge Campbell refused to appoint a new judge in the Taggart case. Campbell states Sec 550 cannot authorize assigning a supervising judge to hear a motion for a new trial after trial and decision. He cites precedent from Richland County upholding timely filing of prejudice and vacancy rules. Robert M Campbell signs as Supervising Judge, Sixth Judicial District.
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Harrold
Campbell
Taggart
Circuit Court of
Richland County
W. H. Roseberry
John Wharton
Robert M Campbell
Sixth Judicial District
Religious meeting mixup sparks brief riot rumor
In Big Prairie on December 7 the Daily misreported O Boley breaking up a church service. The actual event was a Sunday school convention with Boley loudly admonished by the chairman before leaving. Several audience members grew nervous as he appeared boisterous and unbalanced.
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O. BE
Boley
Caroline Smith
Edna Gearhart
Wooster
Roy Aylesworth
Lucy Aylesworth
Aylesworth
John Stauffer
Springville
J JS Baldner
Loudonville
William
Floyd Daugherty
Jeromeville
Cliff Aylesgrarth
Jacob Ke
Austin
Rey
Davenport
Marriage Licenses for Peter Getser and Atone A
Peter Getser of Applecreek applies for marriage license alongside spouse candidate Atone A. The notice lists names in a standard public filing. The record reflects filing activity and practice in local civil documentation.
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Peter Getser
Applecreek
Post 6 Gran t Armory elects officers at meeting
The meeting at Keapucke section drew a large turnout and elected officers for the ensuing term. Commander Thomas A. Everly, senior vice commander Solomon Richenbaugh, junior vice commander Philip Miller, chaplain Josephy McClellan, quartermaster Endys PiRar son, trustees R. J. Smith and Wodson Waaluian, delegates H. Myers and W. C. Beebe, alternates O. W. McClure and J. B. Taylor.
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Atuc
Thomas’ A. ‘Everly
Soloman Richenbaugh
Philip Miller
Josephey* McClellan
Endys"PiRarson
Truetes
R. J. Smith
Wodson Waaluian
Barden
H. Myers
W. C. Beebe
O. W. McClure
J. B. Taylon
Mrs Morehouse Stricken With Pleurisy in Jail
Enola Moréiange, linked to the baby farm case, fell ill with pleurisy in the county jail on Thursday and stayed in her cell all day. She endured severe symptoms and refused visitors.
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Enola Moréiange
Wertz Seeks Minority Leader Post in Ohio House
State Representative Ed Wertz of Wayne county visited Cleveland to urge Mayor Johnson to back his bid for minority leadership in the Ohio House. The Cleveland Leader notes rivalries with candidates like Dr Yost of Monroe county and A H Judy of Darke, amid doubts about Democratic Chairman Garber’s support.
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Cleveland
Ed Wertz
Wayne County
Johnsons
Wertz
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Cairman Garber
Victur
Neek
Dr. Yost
Monroe County
A. H. Judy
Darke County
Garber
Judy
Columbus
Garbper
Fudy
Judy Wag Shlotn
Frank Harp
Fragmented State Committee Meeting Sparks Leadership Debate
A torn OCR note shows political ruminations on a state committee meeting. It mentions Chairman HAE and a clash over minority leadership. References to Mr Wertz, Mr Garber, and potential successors hint at internal power struggle and proposed proceedings being declared off.
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Hae Per
Garber
Wertz
Seid Eding
Suesoo
Call In Young Manhood Clarence A Raudabaugh Dies
Clarence A Raudabaugh aged 19 son of Henry Raudabaugh of Overton died at 10 80 Thursday night of pneumonia following typhoid fever after eight weeks illness. Death came after multiple family losses with a daughter in July mother in October and another son in December. He is survived by his father four sisters and three brothers. Funeral from the Bethel near Overton at 10am Saturday.
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Clarence A. Raudabaugh
Henry Raudsabaugh
Overton
Bethel
Reformed Meetings at Reforma Church Tonight
Rev. Frederick C. Nawstermon speaks on Spiritual Riches and Spiritual Poverty at Reforma Church this evening with a hearty welcome to all.
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Frederick C.nawstermon
Reforma Church
Tonsiline Promises Relief for Smokers Sore Throat
An advertising notice urges habitual smokers to treat throat inflammation with Tonsiline. It claims the condition can lead to throat cancer if ignored and presents Tonsiline as a quick antiseptic cure made from long-used drugs. Sold by The Tonsilina Co. Canton, Ohio.
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Tonsilina Co
Canton
Obie
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