Death notices and coincidences mark Wayne area obituaries
Wash Jacobs of Wayne township dies at 56 after illness likely cancer. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev. J. G. Black presides. wife, two sons, a daughter survive. Ella Stone of Wayne County born Sept. 6, 1869 dies at 26. Three Stone family deaths linked by coincidences. Louisa Sheppell dies in Ashland accident at 36 with four children. Baby Parmena Appleman dies seven months old. Polly Ogden, 82, dies after paralysis. funeral at Silas W. Ogden home, Wooster cemetery burial.
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Wash” Jacobs
Wayne Township
Wayne Church
J. G. Black
Jacobs
Wayne Presbyterian Church
Black
Ashland
Irvin Kauffman
Ella Stone
Ellas Stone
Bradleyville
Pennsylvania
Mise Stone
Ella
Stone
New Pittsburg
Wayne County
Ohio
Times
Louisa Shepbell
Benj Fraunfelter
Parmena William Appleman
H. Appleman
South
Grant Street
Polly A. Ogden
Silas W. Ogden
Ida Hae Sweeney to Wed Sheldon Stebbins in Toledo
Wooster friends learn of the marriage of Ida Hae Sweeney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, to Sheldon Stebbins on December 25, 1893 at their home 615 Sylvania Avenue West Toledo Ohio. The bride is sister of R J Sweeney of Wooster. State Sanitary Inspector H B Skadder registered at the Yoder and praised local jail and infirmary conditions noting Sheriff Garver and Sept E D McIntyre.
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Wooster
John Miller
Ida Hae Aysweeney
Sheldon Stebbins
Sylvania Avenue
Toledo
R. J. Sweeney
Skadder
Board of Charities
Yoder
Ska
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Warranty Deeds
A sequence of property transfers lists Florian Schaffter acting as recorder and multiple deeds in Wooster Appletreek Burton City Smithville West Salem Greene township Chester township and Chester communities. Transactions include parcels 23 acres 30 acres and 418-100 acres plus several lots with prices from 39 to 1616 dollars. Names include Moses Ruben Nancy Honmard Sarah Morton Harvey Cockllin Gust a Miller Susan Miller and more.
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Moses Rubenstain
Joseph Spero
Wooster
Liver I. Ebart
Nancy Honmard
Appletreek
Sarah Morton
Harvey Cockllin
Burton City
John Miller
Jacob Kobler
Creene Township
Gusta E. Miller
Susan Miller
Smithville
J. P. Bush
Simon & Myera
Ogden E. McBride
West Salem
George W. Wertz
Nicholas Walley
Greene Township
Frank Sigler
Margaret Robison
Henry A. Haller
Celia Schuch
John D. Norris
Wif
Samuel Norris
Chester Township
Jacob Kohler
Johner
Orrville Occurrences Report Election of Post Officers
Orrville on December 10 reports Wayne Post 286 electing officers for P0 Vice Grand, Jr Vice, Chaplain, and trustees. Knights of Pythias Central Lodge 212 also elected officers. A Republican note from Orrville dated December 9 covers a trip by John M. Fiscus and wife to major eastern cities, cat anecdotes, and local gossip about Newton Sampson Brice, Uncle Tom, and Orrville’s Christmas plans.
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Orrville
Wayne Post
J. A. Shunk
V. G
A. A. Linn
J.V
Brice
ML R. Zell
W. Hostetter
Newcomber
Knights of Pythias
Central
Lodge
F. BE. Robinson
E. M. Tanner
G. P. Peters
Ruandd
A.W
Brenneman
Zell, M
E. G. Cook
Republican
Ogrviine
John M. Fiscus
Hayenist
Bouthsus Exposition
Washington, D.C
New York City
Philadelphia
Pittsbar
Teat
Battl
Getipabece
Little Stound Top
Dey, den
Peach Orchard Knob
Calp’s Hill
National Cemetery
Ince
Tobias Myers
Ed. Brown
Jimtown
Newton Sampson Brice
Tom
Newton
Ting
Pao
Ara
Sterling's railroad shops remain uncertain
All around Wayne County notes Sterling railroad shops still uncertain. Local events include Creston cornet band concert Christmas night in Hay's Hall and the largest shooting match of the season at Sterling. Various updates cover residents moving, visits, illnesses, crimes, and public notices in Orrville, West Salem, Doylestown, and nearby towns.
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Sterling
H.C. Haan
Lorain
Creston Cornet
Hay’s Hall
Charles Bechtel
Bride
Orrville
Sadie Hartman
Dalton
Ida Smith
Canton
West Salem
M. Cotton
Creston
Ella Shondel
Katharine Slanker
Doylestown
Akron
J. Zimmerman
Mbrahallville
Columbus
Daniel Weinicbh
West Lebanon
Wilson and Lucas
E. K. Kreme
Wadsworth
J. W. Baugh
Tachantz Foundry
South Main Street
Reeldevico
Thos. McCausland
Carrollton
Ruggles
Sterling Road
Harry Crin Hag
K A. Seaver
North Portage Street
Isaiah Rodacker
Henry Herr
John
Ophelia
A. Slammons
Jackson Church
Council of
Porter
Local Farmers Fair Sparks Debate and Education
A long agrarian meeting in Wooster featured Rev J F Smith’s prayer, Minnie Bow’s music, and E E Bee’s exposition. Discussion covered fair aims, moral concerns, and farming improvements including better fences, stock, and canning practices. Wells urged economical farming and self‑legislation for farmers.
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J.F. Smith
Wooster
Athance
Tiravions
Minnie Bow
University Jquartette Negrot & Delightful
Brinkerhoff
Wells
Lfa
Jepsley
Thrace
Ting
Inatita
Fragmentary OCR Letter Notes and Local Responses
Fragmented OCR text shows a 19th century style letter and public response from Wooster Ohio. The snippet references a letter number 49, dates in December 1886, and mentions offices on Saturday. It hints at a public notice or correspondence being read or discussed, with names like Minnie and mentions of addresses or officials. The readable facts are sparse, but indicate a dated municipal communications context and a response event.
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Thorne
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Zopater
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Weexay
Wayne Country
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Burbank Benool
Burbank Village
Neread
Weat Balem
Paint Township
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Oeson Betore
Usegond Abbey
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Clesn
Hobdbard Ditch
Bugay Creek
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