Local Notes From Lattasburg Reflect Community Health and Events
The Lattasburg note section reports improving health for Mrs John Myers Mrs David Bowman Susan Jacobs and Henry Fesce. Visits include Clara A Miller and Homma Zimmerman with aunt Mrs Pfimrich Rev Davidson preaches at United Brethren church. John Jacobs back to activity after illness. J W Troxel to serve two more weeks as juror in Wooser common pleas court. Frank Lehr sold east of town property to Charles Shutt with spring possession. Mrs Mary McMasters visiting Akron relative Frank Fessenden. Winkler post G A R officers elected: Com Davis Barnhart Sr V Com John H Miller Jr V Com S W Thorley Adj H W Hooverstock Chap John J Fortner officer of the day Jacob C Myers surgeon John Winkler.
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Lattasburg
John Myers
David Bowman
Susan Jacobs
Henry Fesce
Clara A. Miller
Homma Zimmerman
Wooster
P Fimrich
Davidson
United Brethren Church
John Jacobs
J. W. Troxel
Common
Pleas Court
Wooser
Frank Lehr
Charles Shutt
Mary McMasters
Findlay
John Funk
Akron
Frank Fessenden
Winkler
Davia Barnhart
John H.miller
S. W. Thorley
H. W. Hooverstock
John
Fortner
Jacob C. Myers
John Winkler
Silk Gifts And Complete Dress Goods Line
Silk gifts are highlighted with a complete dress goods department offering latest weaves. A gift of a dress is suggested as ideal. The store markets many items including silk lined kid gloves, silk lined cloth gloves, and wool and kid mittens, with extensive silk glove options.
Christmas programs and social events in Applecreek area
Miss Maude and Nellie Amnet from Maysville visited Mrs. Alice Flory last week. Mr. John Craven and Miss Sarah Gandescie visited Mrs. Lucy Bott and attended a Presbyterian sacred concert. Local churches announce Christmas services and programs to be held Christmas morning at the Presbyterian and Reformed churches, with a six o'clock dinner hosted by L G Klein and wife. O. silver medal contest at the Methodist church Friday evening features eight young ladies. music by home talent. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union urges support for its community work. admission to the contest is 10 cents.
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Applecresk
Maude
Nellie Amnet
Maysville
Alice Flory
Sarah Sdanteschie
Orrville
John Craven
Lucy Bott
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Handkerchiefs offered in wide price line
Vendor touts a large selection of handkerchiefs with prices ranging from 1 cent per item to 1.26 dollars. Categories include hemmed stitched linen Swiss embroidered and extra fine varieties, with hundreds of dozens available at various unit costs.
Popula r Umbrellas and Hosiery Discounts for Xmas
The store advertises HP elegant umbrellas for Xmas gifts at popular prices. It touts hosiery and undergarments with prices such as heavy bicycle hose at 1 0c and medium weight hose at 10c, plus fleeced vests for women. It also promotes complete napkins, cloaks for ladies and children, ladies suits at large reductions, walking skirts sale, fur stock clearance, ribbons, stamped linens, and infants hoods and cloaks.
Fredericksburg Social Notes and Local Items
Miss Arabelle Barnes returns home for holiday from Birksville duties. Otis Mackey visits his sister. Mrs Annabelle McCain died in Galion and was brought back for services. Nucanna club held annual banquet at Er Z Aylsworth home. Christian church circle hosted old time social at Joseph Aunter home. Mrs Harrison Hudnut died of tuberculosis. The Housekeepers Club meets January 5, 1905 at Mrs Wy A Bruce home with a program including music, state quiz, round table talks, and science questions.
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Fredericksburg
Arabelle Barnes
Birksville
Cook Lewis
Otis Mackey
Hunter
Dive
Annabelle McCaine Meter
Galion
Gational Church
Nucanna Club
Er. Z. Aylsworth
Missionary Circle of the Christian Church
Joseph
Harrison Hudnut
Housekeepers
Mra Wy. A. Bruce
Bruce
Swainbart
Wm Taylor
Mr. Tingtman
F. O Miller
Reading
Black Rock
Harriet McCoy
Plain township youth reported ill with smallpox
Smallpox Gase, Frank Mellinger, a Plain township youth, is reported sick by the attending physician Dr. T Al Graven. A report that Boyd Mellinger, Frank’s brother, is also down with the disease is not correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mellinger
Plain Township
T. al Graven
Boyd Mellinger
Frank
Death at Congress and local notices in Bee
Abrams Billbimer, a longtime community resident, died Friday December 16 at age 79 years 16 days. Funeral conducted by Rev Castle at the Methodist church. Presbyterian Sunday School to hold Christmas services Friday evening December 32. Willis Long narrowly escaped house fire Thursday night due to a faulty flue. neighbors with Babcock extinguishers contained the blaze. Dr Sullivan and family visited his mother in Millbrok last Wednesday. Milo B. Cludfelter, district No 5 teacher, bought an organ for the school. Mrs Mary J Whitmore visiting daughter Mrs Netlie M Pocock in Canton. Methodist Christmas services set for Christmas night December 25. Geo M Hart and family of Shrave visiting Wm F Garver. Miss Irene Myers of Lodi visiting mother in town. Born December 13 to Chas Ewing and wife a son. December 18 to Geo Crater and wife a son. December 15 to Chas Dreibilbis and wife a daughter.
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Congress
Bee
Abrams Billbimer
Castle
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Willis Long
Babcock
Sullivan
Millbrok
Milo B. Cludfelter
Shrave
Wm. F. Garver Mies
Irene Myers
Lodi
Chas. Ewing
Geo. Crater
Chas. Dreibilbis
Private sale of three all purpose horses owned by Amerman and Co
By order of the bankruptcy court a private sale will occur of three all purpose horses owned by the firm Amerman and Co. John McClarran acts as receiver. Sale details reference case and assets managed under court authority. The notice lists the receiver and the subject assets for liquidation.
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Amerman & Co
John
McClarran
Store Offers Wide Range of Reduced Prices
Store advertising lists numerous items with reduced pricing across fur boas hats gloves handbags dresses coats undergarments and home goods. Prices span from 5c to 25 for trims through 10 for umbrellas and up to 25 for rugs with many garments and textiles discounted.
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Tom O
Wooster National Bank Depositors Seen Receiving Good Dividends
The Wooster National bank is reportedly collecting funds well as receiver reports partial recoveries. Depositors are expected to be paid off at high percentages, with estimates suggesting Zimmerran & Co and other accounts may yield significant returns, signaling a favorable outlook for depositories.
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Wooster National Bank
Zimmerman & Co
Etorea
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