Wooster Area News Mixed With Local Notices
Local items report roller skating events starting on ITV and Saturdays, new skates arriving, Wooster Gas Co contracts for heating supplies next week, and property sale of a 70 acre farm for $5,000. Also noted are church renovations, a horse euthanized for mercy, school vacation, fires, rail safety speakers, and various community updates with names and places in Wooster and Shreve.
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ITV
The
Wooster Gas Co
Jacob S. Kealar
Haa
Yarnell
Massillon Youth Charged With Forgery in $500 Check
Peter Feit of Dalton is jailed charged with forging a $500 check. He pleads not guilty after arraignment. The check, made out to George W Cox and signed by H M Rudy, was presented at Merchant National Bank but refused. Feit claims Cox gave the check to cash it. Rudy is said to be a local banker. The case unfolds as police investigate the unfamiliar names and connections.
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Levery
Daves
Robert Cameron
W. H. Wiler’s
Shreve
Wooster National Bank
South Market Street
Parker Concert Company
Pennsylvania Ipes
Kilmer
Bright
Kilmér
Pyaan Ae Pera Dr- Kilmer & Co
Bing- Line
Bing- Line Hamton,n. Y. the Beret Ucas
Dr. Kilmer
Bing
Nzs
Bamton N. Y
Massillon
Peter Feit
Pear Dalton
Feit
Leonard Stewart
Merchant National Bank
George W. Cox
H. M Rudy
George W Cox
Stewart
Ertie
H. M. Rudy
Dalton Bank
Dalton
Cox
Fait
Clevead
Ted
Itas
Absurd mishaps and local notices from Wooster area
In Warne county the Mal ee Republican notes a man mixing up a watch with an egg while boiling sap and another on a rainy day misplacing an umbrella beside a door. Ben Bowers hogs are dispatched by expert rifle shot Charles F Schuch. Sheriff Garver, J W Christy and Frank Hower assess Frank Gearhart property and a mistaken harness sale is noted. Salvation Army volunteers fundraise with a kettle for the poor, and Wooster plans an electric railway to Shreve Big Prairie and Masasillion.
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Warne County
Garver
J W. Christy
Frank Hower
Frank Gearhart
O'Rers
E ‘Taneghe
Wooster
Shreve
Big Prairie
Zoon
Masasillion
unclear request about name spelling and mail delivery
The text discusses a person seeking a name change or preservation of an old name and a misdirected mail situation. It mentions a request to have the name spelled as the old form and notes ongoing mail delivery to others, with garbled phrases and uncertain details. The passage lacks clear entities or dates.
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Norte
Peéciaen
Ocoen
Plas
Cleve Wirison
Rieke Ceiker
Mercantile deal seals change in city business
A major mercantile transfer occurred when J. Danford bought the partnership of AH Bristine on West Liberty Street. The new owner plans an immediate and costly reduction sale to liquidate existing stocks. Danford will serve as general director, with a refined leadership stance to steer the firm.
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WB Danford
Thristine
West Literty Street
Chesage
Danterd
Abe
Danford
Dewitts WVeareve? Salve for skin injuries and piles
Fragmented ad copy touts DeWitt's Wbase Salve for immediate relief from cuts burns and piles with vague claims of safety and usefulness. Mentions various applications and sale by druggists. Contains misspellings and garbled phrasing.
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DeeWitt
A. Kerp
DeaWitt
Soke ee Exel 5 Pape tats ote sey Sensi e
The fragmentary text presents unclear language and names, making a coherent summary challenging. It appears to reference items or phrases without identifiable events, dates, or organizations for a concise news card.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Nourishment and Weight Gain
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as essential nourishment for consumptives, claiming it builds weight and aids recovery. It notes even slight gains are meaningful, with patients sometimes gaining a pound in a bottle. The copy asserts the emulsion takes hold within a week and benefits stubborn cases. Scott & Bowne, 400 3 Pearl Street, New York.
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Aix
Scott
Scott & Powne
Pearl Street
New York
Electric line survey moves from Mansfield toward Wooster
Mr Jackson arrives with surveyors at Mansfield and plans an electric railway line toward Wooster. Crews work through Tassine area. If weather stays fair, they may reach in about a week. Farmers once wary now see value as lines bring improvements to farms and communities along the route.
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Mankfield
payorVun
Wooster
Jackson
Tassine
Mansfield
Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony For Canton Woman
The Republican reports that Nina May Edwards of Canton has sued James Twarda for divorce alleging she was married to him in 1908 and he deserted her for another woman. Deputy Sheriff Geiselman and Sheriff Brown attempted service, with Edwards reportedly reading a letter describing the man’s business. Brown received a letter Friday and Edwards was served personally Saturday morning. The petitioner accuses Twarda of bigamy and a prosecution is anticipated.
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Ise
James Twarda
Othe County
Nina May Edwards
Canton
Sheritt Brown
Janes Howards
Brown
Turfa
Geiselman
Idawards
Nbtet Ty
Tor Eee
Edwards
Lhe
Aod
Post Office Advisory on Christmas Mailing and Rates
The postal department advises patrons to tag all packets with sender and recipient addresses and use proper wrapping. On Monday December 25 the post office opens 10 am to noon including registry and money order divisions. Registered mail costs 8 cents plus standard post and fragile packages cost 2 cents per ounce for postage. unsealed parcels containing writing 1 cent per ounce.
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Alt Cords
Makter
Inaare
Pr Te Eyes Og Ciliebinig
Tha
Ragistar
Ciby
Relief Corps Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
At a regular meeting of the Women B Relief Corps officers were elected including President Ella Christy senior vice Hannah Kingier junior vice Haley Hess chaplain Emma Lorn treasurer Lucy Eaby conductor Carrie Lowrey guard Mary Muschenich de zate Co State convention to be held in Wayton Emma Horn alternate Banimir Kinkler trustee Emma Blardford.
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Women B Relief Corps
Ella ‘Christy 7
Hannah Kingier
Haley Hess
Emma Lorn
Lucy Eaby
Carrie Lowrey
Mary Muschenich
Zaté Co
Wayton
Emma Horn
Banimir Kinkler
Emma Blardford
Week of Prayer Observance Planned by Ministers
For Week of Prayer ministers association schedules observances this week beginning Thursday. Meetings to be held at the Methodist church each afternoon at 3 o clock with singing led by a choir. Topics focus on social progress and faith themes.
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Methodist Church
Granichardzwil
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AIPM
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Fudali
Iit
Ehmock & Bevis
James Miller
Zeigler
Ceck
Put- He-service
Phil Markley
City Civil Engines
Phe-plumbing
Conn, Gabriel & Brown
Archer House
Conn
Charles Hoss
William Duvall
Canaan Township
Jasue
Duvall
Levie
Canaan
Duvell
Fridhy
Phobes & Tao
Surat
Ovis
Jonson
Lantz
David Jacobs
Mrnday
R —N
Lattle Dowbey
Mary Adair
Bette
Jownean
Peat Torte
Lehman
T. J
John A. Annt
Nooster
W.,. H. Wiler
AiBissell
Rogers
Harding & Co
Court House
Leth Tn
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Way
Ben Bowers
Jobi Bowers
Ben
Charles—Fschuch
Schuch as _uanal
Savation Army
Liberty
Chanzed
Otrethr
Lanbach & Vet
Wooster Showman's
Acers
Tate
Wgaard
Tonsilina Co
Ohia
Duk
Prrissura
Wm. H. Duff
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Cleveland
Agster
James Pott & CO
Forks
Fred C. Figert
Liberty Street
Relief Corps
Osepd QO
Fritz
Trarnny-Utlaw
Ordr-Procter & O*hall's Drug Store
East Liberty Street
Billnan
Ross Wv. Funck
Qilice
Harding
Artin L
Sais Wooster
Ohio
M. Hera
Orney-At-Law
Egeek
McClarran’s
Black
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Ooster
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Wayne
U- 8S Patent Office
Washington, D.C
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DE HA Hart
Downing Bluck
Beall Ave
Howman Pormerly Asa
Sageon New York Eye and Ear L Institute
Spectacles Ottee
Orver Linpach & Bords J Drug Store
Polda Square
Wormer
Wayne County
Wilt Hold
Skee Coatons
Patterson
Jinsddte
Ay Orrville
Adair’ Doyleson
Knight
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