Dear Santa Letters From Warwick Ohio Children
A garbled Christmas wish page from Warwick Ohio children requests dolls, doll carriages, candy, nuts, fruit, mittens, a Christmas tree, and small gifts. Names Mary Wagner Erma F Di Carrie Kin Walter Oyler Edna Kellpp Sabe等等 appear in uncertain scrawled notes with multiple misspellings and stray lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Warwick
Christwich
Ohio
East Henry Street
Brother George
Walter Oyler
Ike
Edna Kelpp
Dante
Eim
Bata
Sam
Tsa Abellé
Sforgeti
Ehnans
Sterling family notes and local church Christmas observance
The Sterling column records a 29 year old man’s away vacation, teachers receiving tokens from their scholars, and a well attended Christmas service at the Mennonite church noting weather concerns. It mentions John Lee Sr being sent to an infirmary, his long career as an inventor and mason, plus a reflection on world affairs and a list of residents spending vacations nearby.
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Rling
Sterling
John Lee
Leeds
Hare
Lee
Hepes
Masonic Lodge
Guwwaestin
Republic
Grover Cleveland
White House
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
M. Miller
Laura Slemmons
Wooster
W. D. Loreaux
Ada
D. H. Loreaux
Grattan, N. Dak
Ida,Loreaux
Akron
Emma Loreaux
Barberton
Maud Loréaux
Mingo Junction
Weather, wreck, illness, and local notices in Big Prairie
Weather flits through clear clouds sun rain and wind as Mrs Leyda sustains a head cut when a buggy axle breaks on the road to Loudonville. Infant of Mr and Mrs Shearer dies from a tumor. Christmas program planned at New Kirk M E church with nuts candy and fruit. Pete Shearer recovering from malaria. Amnon Baker and Amnon? Newkirk suffer rheumatism while Hal Merkel and Garfield Newkirk work on the railroad. both are Philippine soldiers.
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Big Prairie
Leyda
Chloe
Loudonville
Matt
Ida Shearer
Newkirk
M. E
M. BE
Pete- Shearer
Fr . C. McMerzil
Maiisfield
Duo Kerr
Amnon Baker iv
Hal Merkel
Garfield Newkirk
Wertz and Hawk wed surprise friends in Dalton
Reed Wertz and Miss Odella Hawk, prominent local youths, married two weeks ago by Rev W O Rendbell, but friends learned of the wedding only recently. Merchants report unusual holiday trade as roads improve. Dentists Dr DeAxmoenr praises his work and office. Three strangers fined by Mayor Sanderson for disorderly conduct. Presbyterians plan New Year services, a U P church musical in Race's Hall, and Mrs Root remains seriously ill.
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Dalton
Reed W. Wertz
Odella Hawk
W. O
DeAxmoenr
Sanderson
W. H. Hubbell
West Lebanon
Presbyterians
Growl
Swan
C. Eve
Mary Root
U. P. Church
Race’s Hall
No. 8 residents plan New Year fete at school
The citizens of No. 8 announce their annual New Years fete for January 1, 1902 at the school. The program will include recitations and songs. Everyone is invited to attend.
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No. 8
Fonga
Short
Canaan Community News Mini Roundup of Holiday Events
Canaan hosts a box social on New Year’s Eve to benefit the church. Local residents attend holiday gatherings and visits, including Miss Minnie Reese vacationing, Miss Lily Wiles visiting Hamilton, and Miss Gail Wiles staying with friends in Lafayette. Family moves and social visits mark the season, with church services held for the late Mrs Joby Reese and various residents planning holiday meals and travels.
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Canaan
CEB
Etyron
Minnie Reese
Lily Wiles
Hamilton
Beck
Cresay
Hoelara
Hite
Lichty
Gail Wiles
la Fayette
Ethek
Geyer's Chapel Ladies Aid Meeting and Local News
The Ladies Aid at Geyer's Chapel held a regular meeting at C. B. Dig's home with about 40 attendees. Men brought saws and axes, women buckets and needles, after which War Baron and others discussed relatives and travels. E S Landes visited family, Mrs J J Crites planned a visit to Illinois, Clyde Lehman returned to service, and greetings were exchanged as holidays approached.
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Ladies* Aid Society of Geyer's Chapel
C. B. Dig
War “Baron
E. S. Landes
Dalton Schools
J. J. Crites
Illinois
Clyde Lehman
United States
Phila
David Pecht
Liggett
Ghrrishsville
Smithville Notes on local farming and people
Smithville notes recount farm sales near town three miles northwest, and memories with old comrades from Co. F 24th Iowa. Miss Evans visits Michigan, Yoder visits friends, Mrs Hershler and Simon Niler host guests, and a prize ink well is given to pupils. Funeral of Rev. Libert Lichtenwalter follows. Rural life, travel, and school news wrap the column.
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John. Riefer
Okidhon Ae
Medaker
Jana Ty
zAbram
Brenneman
Co. F
Iowa
Oontz
Chempton Hill
Eien Kvans
Michigan
de Hower
Lima Orp
Ays
Clement Hershler
Bride
Ashland County
Simon Ni
Eamty
Chauncey A. Stic
Orrville
Applecreek
Millersburg
King
Oberlin Glee Club
Salt Lake City
Hiss Blanche Everly
Libert Lichtenwalter
Oumbug
Hig
Tyron Lichtenwalter
East
Chipl We Chu
Neray
Hyde
Lichtenwalter
Ila Dau Euphrey
John Bensten
Columbus
Aister
Charles Crider
Wayland
Institutionas
Farewell Sermon Precedes Removal of Local Pastor
A local pastor, Rev E L And, delivers his farewell sermon before reassignment. He accepts a new call to Crestson Neb while his family mourns the loss of an infant and reflects on a Christian life. farewell services and visiting plans follow.
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Canaan i Bend
Christins Zuver
Sedinsburgh
Dau Bien
Aurora Arora
Jemima
Creston
Taberton
Tor
Unclear OCR Narrative on Buffalo Operator Troubled
Fragmentary text describes a Buffalo, Ohio operator facing years of trouble and a health claim involving opiate effects and alleged cures. Mentions names Laubeoh Boyd, Ziener, and Zluiser with cryptic phrases about relief and travel.
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Buffalo
Laubeoh & Boyd
Ziener , R
Zluiser
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