Local Notes From Wonster Morrland and MoM District
Feb 1 report lists Clem Moore and wife delivering goods in Wonster and Arthur James and wife in Morrland. Sinping School continues at the school house led by Mr Case of Millbreck. El tin and Wilmot Franks visited our town. Dinter Lienberger buys a corps grinder. Farmers meeting at MoM Fowl rson draws good attendance. A taffy pulling at Bert Ellenberger’s last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Moore
Wonster
Arthur James
Morrland
Mr. Case
Millbreck
Eltin
Wilmot Franks
Dinter Lienberger
Mom
Bert Ellenberger
Feh 1 Ouradry goods merchant J Clark sells store to Creston man
A local exchange notes the sale of a dry goods shop to a Creston man who plans a department store. The writer laments losing Mr Clark but welcomes the new owner and community improvements. Also reports on local industry activity including a hoop factory resuming work, a busy sawmill, and lumber dealers Wm Salem & Co preparing for spring trade. A near-miss runaway by John Roads’s wagon occurs near the railroad, narrowly avoided by a roadside tree. A sledding incident involves the high school room of the public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouradry
J . Clark
Creston
Mr. Clark
West Salem
Wm Salem & Co
Thirteen Driven to O Poleary Osens Home Last Thursday
Chester 5xel buro hosted thirteen at O Poleary Osens home last Thursday evening with entertainment by the post and by Jess. Carrie Noll improving after treatment in Telera, is progressing nicely. Cyrus Lowery of Iowa visiting friends and relatives, caring for his sick mother south of town. Revival services begin at the Methodist church Sunday evening with churches urged to attend and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Poleary Osen
Jess
Carrie Noll
Telera
Cyrus Lowery
Iowa
Eou
West Sulewan
Methodist
Grip Epidemic Strikes Community in February
Excelsior Halo notes a spike in illness with many residents convalescing at home. Mathias Miller and wife care for the sick at a local ward. Minne Honck and brother Howard are afflicted. Ella Becker suffers erysipelas but improves. Ray Fair recovers to attend school as Farrest Glaggon and Lizzie remain on the tick list. A parish concert at Reedsburg drew a good crowd, Elmer Sibley and family visited, and B Piper and wife spent Sunday with Alliance at Bethel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Miller
Wo Wondward
Minne Honck
Howard
Ella Becker
Ray Fair
Farrest
Glaggon
Lizzie
Reedsburg
Elmer Sibley
B. Piper
Alliance
Bethel Church
Local Wellspring of Illness and Family News
The Feb 1 newspaper notes illnesses in the community with Mr and Mrs J Hen and Wm Spitler among the sick. Mrs Sarah Miller recovers, Misa Eloie Briner remains confined. Lily resy, Lily’s fall near Mr Lucas's new Congress building, and Nellie Clason’s visit to Lodi are mentioned alongside Cedar Valley resident John Obler Sr and family. William Howman and Ida from Ashland visit Jacobs children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hen
Wm. Spitler
Sarah Miller
Misa Eloie Briner
David Stair
Lily Resy
John Obler
Cedar Valley
George
William Howman
Ida
Ashland County
Jacobs
Westminster Westminster campus mourns Prof Oliver death
Long obituary honors Professor Jo Byron Oliver at the Conservatory of Music with a funeral service. Speakers recall his quiet leadership, devotion to teaching, and impact on students and the university. Family and colleagues attend as the casket is carried to the train depot for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Jo Byron Oliver
Conservatory of Music
University
A. Holly
Chernys
Holden
St. John
Elizbeth Walsup
MS. F Scovel
Karl Merz
Munical Department
Chopenhauer
Oliver
Elis
Incomplete Names List From a Public Notice Item
Fragmentary OCR text lists several individuals including Mises Mand MeManival Vir Harry Cress Ethel Fitz Dhel Loofhourrow C A Methualt Mary Packer and others. It mentions a Mr Bot De Mill and Mr Brank Desh with Abe Alice Root and an offering reference with unclear date or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Mand MeManival Vir
Harry Cress
Ethel Fitz
Dhel Loofhourrow
C. A Methualt
Mary Packer
Tirster Packer
Bot de Mill
Brank Desh
Abe Alice Root
Relieved by Death Rites for Local Leader Aylesworth
Traco Aylesworth president of the Wayne Building and Loan and a prominent Third ward Republican, died at his North Dover Street home Tuesday evening after a ten day illness from pneumonia. Liver trouble aggravated his condition. A full life notice will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traco Aylesworth
Wayne Building and Loan
Coun
Third Ward
Oeiden
Dover Street
wWehck
Avia
Applecreek youths host late Wooster party at Nolin home
A group of Applecreek area youths gathered at Mr and Mrs Clarence Nolin’s North Grant Street Wooster Tuesday evening for games and popular amusements. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Nolin as the group, including Isie Moore Tamn Talley Blanche Haley Bertha Shelley Sarah Santee and many others, lingered until a late hour before departing for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecrench
Mroo
Clarence Nolin
North Grant Street
Wooster
Mra
Nolin
Isie Moore
Tamn Talley
Blanche Haley
Bertha Shelley
Sarah Santee
Fdon Brown
Atlel Brown
Orria Giraber
Walf Moore
Sharp John Craven
Areh Smith
Lloyd Hoover
Wall Hanawan
Applecreek
Matalla Davidson
Sadie Rachana
Jeanie Bonewitz
Homer Hoover
Frank Sheeley
Frank Street
Howard Parker
Robert Klein
Wooster One
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Physicians for Digestive Health
The health value of Royal Baking Powder is highlighted as making food more digestible and wholesome. Physicians have noted this peculiarity and endorse and recommend it accordingly.
Successor Sought After Death of Prof Oliver
Vacancy created in the music department by Prof Oliver's death will be filled promptly. The search for a competent successor begins at once, with interviews and placements to follow. Competition may arise from other institutions seeking qualified teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Music
Lyra Oliver
Ipie
Premot
Atel
Aisa Hreeges
Ated Mae
Ulleer
Press Points and Political Associations Mentioned
The article notes President Roosevelt plans to spend time with the Friendly Society of St Patrick and the National Congress of Mothers, amid uncertainty about the loyalty of individuals connected to the Brooklyn Union. Strong entities and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece discusses political affiliations and organizational ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Lone
St. Patrick
National Congress of
Mathere
Brooklyn Union
Blessing in disguise and other street corner notes
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and headlines. It mentions Booker Washington, Cassie, Ohio bankers, Birmingham Age Herald, Speaker Champignon, Roosevelt, and a Chicago News reference to dissat isfaction of Russian officials. The passage lacks a coherent story but notes political movements, bankers, and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie
Batt
Ohio
West Salem Notes and Local Retirement of Mr Clark
West Salem notes report J F C Clarice selling his dry goods store to Mr Onsgmer of Creston with possession expected in March. Mr Clark plans to move to a milder climate for his wife. Revival services near Evangelical and Methodist churches noted. Miss Hattie Patterson, second teacher, ill with grip. Mrs Ferguson injured in a buggy collision but escaped serious harm. her arm and back later diagnosed as slight. Stephen builds a new blacksmith shop. Henry Schrifer sold his barber shop to Mr Anderson and returned to forging. Mrs W P Neill hospitalized in Toledo for an operation after prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
JF C
Clarice
Onsgmer
Creston
C Clark
Lee
Clark
Ulug
Bathinka
Hattie Patterson
Ferguson
North Afatg
East Bucseye
Thomas Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Burt
Stephen
Henry Schrifer
Fire Leaves Amos Lichty Couple Homeless
In a Monday blaze in the village Amos Lichty and his wife lost their home while away. Upstairs fire was detected in time to save the lower part. Members express sympathy for the family’s loss and there are notes of local illness and church activities in the surrounding community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Lichty
John Friese
Castle
Misa
Anton
Protracted Methodist Meetings Draw Large Crowds
February reports indicate long evangelistic meetings at the Methodist church with many attendees each evening. Rev. Charles P. Pronufit from Bellaire assists Rev. Hubbell at the United Presbyterian church this month amid ongoing services and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Charch
Charles. P. Pronufit
Bellaire
Hubbell
United Presbyterian
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A. J. Fredrick & Co
Worcster, Chic
A.J. Fredrick & Co
Armstrong
Professor Oliver
Germany
Karl Mexz
Wien
Jerre McCallam
Albert Shupe
Geersd Schwartz Carey Kanke
Chalers Martiy
Gere P Bacon
de Sens
Une Senagr
Criverits
Alpha Tuu
Peta Thete Pi
I BS
Kieffer
Misa Fern Kieffer
Marybelle Peni
Helen Hearst
Iss Margaretta Watt
Cora Redett
Misa Bertha Young
Florence Mie Mani
Iss Mae Pek
Mies
Ada Batlet
Adolph
Sexa
Sherrick
Grandpa Taylor
John Ho Patterson
Excelavor Botever
Bonbert
Moreland
Neo #ot
Kutching
America
Kutchin
Kouehen
Prof Jebyron Oliver
I. H. Aylesworth
of Health
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Prof
Mr Niedringhave
Cuanpon
Obang. Journal
Tien
Philadel
Ota
Sre
Howe
Chicago News
Crear
Rou
Evers
Wright
Ours
West Salem Notes
Canaan
Dallan
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