Wayne county circuit court opens February term
The Wayne county circuit court opened with Judges Donahue and Hurin presiding. Four cases ready for trial include George Cady v State of Ohio, Sylvia R. Mellinger v C L Mellinger, Wm Sherles v Board of Township Trustees Baughman township, and Anna C Tanner v Florian Schaftter administrator. The docket notes errors and appeals. West Lebanon Coal Co v D R K Hanna et al was on appeal but settled. Dalton village case marked for dismissal.
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Wayne County
M. H. Donahue
New Lexington
Silas Hurin
Findlay
George Cady
State of Ohio
Sylvia R. Mellinger
C L. Meldinger
Sherles
Board of Township Trustees
Baughman Township
Appal Anna C. Tanner
Vnlorian Schaftter
D. RK. Hanna Et
Evangelist meeting progresses with no conversions yet
Lattisburg February reports an ongoing evangelical revival at the UB&B church led by Rev Wovo with growing interest and one parishioner asking for church prayers. Notes include local social visits, a Findlay death of Rev G W Wilson, and assorted village curiosities and comical anecdotes from residents.
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Cosmueter
Guys Pittinger
College Boulevard
Aauland
O Puainter
Wooster
John W Jacobs
Schferer
Findlay
G. W Wilson
Church of God
Advocate
Ko’. Wilson
Vu. Ver
City Park
Su Ue Waedird -Dias
Gepia
Jouvial
Wayne County
New Pittsburg
Feb 12 Singing School Led by Prof Jacot
Fragments show Prof Jacot organizing a singing school meeting each evening and references to local residents visiting relatives. Mentions Mia Naftzger of Wayne at daughter Mra Ellis Fetzer’s home and Anna Wiles returning from East Palestine for Sabbath.
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Jacot
Mia
Naftzger
Wayne
Mra
Ellis Fetzer
Anna Wiles
East Palestine
Benjamin
Rusking
Haskins
Arthur Ee
Ursday
Welah-and-tamary
Near
Black
Saco
Albert
Wooster News Roundup Briefs Feb 9 Wooster Ohio
Saturday notes from Wooster include births and illnesses, a child breaking an arm, local sales and police changes, quarantine status, and upcoming sales. FN: Janes Collier declared insane, committed to Mansillon hospital. Local officials report on water supply, pensions, and a fire wardrobe loss. residents travel for family matters and amusement.
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W. H Robison
Cay
L. E Grosjean
Fredericksburg
Armatraz
Orr
Janes Collier
Doylestown
Mansillon
L.M
House warming gathering in Wooster neighborhood
Last Wednesday neighbors celebrated the new house of Stout and sistera at a rural No.7 center Wooster with a formal dinner and gift purchase of furniture. Attendees included Jacob Matz Holda Matz Madinenburg Leo Matz and wives Mary Carroll Chase Wilbelw Lula Keim John Carroll May Carroll Catherine Carroll Anna Smith Ruth Mowery Martha Waslon Kate Wuason Ida Speicher and many others.
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Stoota
Jacob Matz
Holda
Matz
Madinenburg
Leo Matz
Wooster
Mary Carroll
Chase Wilbelw
Lula Keim
Caroll
Johnooie Carroll
May Carroll
Catherine Carroll East Smith
Anna Smith
William Mowery
Ruth Mowery
Mary Mowery
R &. Wasaiin
Martha Warslon
Kate Wuaason
Mia John Was UN
Daniel George
Tom George
Glentt Spacher
Ida Speicher
Wm Biaxhuan
Florence Blaughman
P Stout
Alles Stout
Harry Stout
D. A Stout
Ralph Stat
Paul Stout
Marie Stout
Lizzie Finnella
Mary Ketzer
Jacob Flory
Marion Flory
Willie Flory
Patty Flory
Glenn Flory
Samuel Bucher
Ad Waite
Lzzie Bucher
Grace Baconlg
Jennie Campbell
Jennie Leazier
Jaulien Corners
Advertised Letters List No 6 At Wooster Post Office
The following letters are called for at Wooster post office under key numbers. Gentlemen H D Hippenstee Samuel Leverick W F Myers Joe Moaer N H McKnogs Martin Roix Ernest B White. Ladies Mrs W J Bartlett Miss Lucy Connell Mrs Louth Neipe Miss Ethel M Royce Mrs George Wilson. Fourth class Mica Meda E Kingen W B Bryson P M.
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H. D. Hippenstee
Samuel Leverick
W. F Myers
Joe Moaer
N. H. McKnogs
Martin Roix
Ernest B. White
Mra
W.j.bertlett
Lucy Connell
Mra. Louth Neipe
Ethel M. Royce
Scéorge Wilson
Claes
Mica Meda E. Kingen
W. B. Bryson
P. M
Died of Heart Trouble In Local Notices
Friends received word that Whitney, the young son of a Wednesday of heart trouble. Mr. Shaw, formerly with the M. W. and O. Telephone Co., is now residing in the area.
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Whitney
Shaw
Public Square Waiting Room Plan Grows Support
W G Patterson, clerk of the board of public service, was authorized to act with the Cleveland and Southwestern Electric Company on a waiting room for the public square. Mayor Van Nest notes potential support for a simple, low cost pavilion near the railway, with the site near the car purus and station. The approach aims to ease access for riders and weather the coming month.
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Themprejeco
Cleveland & Southwestern Milectric Company
W. G. Patterson
Board of Public Service
Cleveland & Southwestern Electric Company
Comipany Bhxa
F T. Poweroy
M. M. van Nest
Oneral
Hert
Boikrsa
Overton Gleanings Report From a Turbulent Week
The Overton column notes a brother returning home soon after a long journey and cites a local well known for his qualities. It mentions ongoing street unrest, a series of wrecks, and a temperate day in town. Several residents are highlighted visiting friends, while others endure cold, icy conditions and minor injuries. A bear sighting near Spiller’s home is noted along with medicated care and a large farmer's effort to battle winter strains.
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Overton
Cierton
Churen
Mieg Méda Wilson
Towo
Vp Peat Ane
Mother Spiller
Howe
Bears
Dave
Vhriet
Will Talk Over Offers on Federation Furnishings
Citizens of the Federation discuss options to furnish 68 and related items as they weigh proposals. Officials convene to decide on the Federation’s needs and how to allocate funds, with a meeting held in the city.
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Wealé
Timuls
Federation
Agricultural Hall
Millersaine
Local Social Notes From Feb 19 Gatherings
Feb 19 social round and church revival updates report Mrs Frury’s brother-in-law from Polk Me as guest, Mr Kreffler of Atria II, and Wiliam Cullar family hosting. A revival is underway in A B chores led by Rev Cbumps. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Mizga, and several locals hosting small gatherings and trips to Cleveland.
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Leslie Frars
Frury
Polk
Jon Kreffler
Atria II
Bensinger
Et Urfayette
Wiliam Cullar
Bumps
Cleveland
A. Smith
Wolber
Illness and Local Notices Across the Village
Feb 12 reports Mrs Peters seriously ill with no recovery hopes. W H Peters of Cretov visits his mother in sickness. Lind Boverhart injuries his forehead Friday. J B of Ashland attends W France sale yesterday. James Ickes and wife born February 10. Fortney travels to New York after word of daughter death. Nick A Freuer’s horse at Dr McClain’s hospital in Jaroeville. Henry Baum and wife visit. Ben Vanwagner and son return to Union County Friday. Emma Peters of Canton at her mother’s bedside.
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Emma Peters
Canton
Bar
Local Notes From Shreve Area Social Visit Highlights
A fragmented county diary records Mrs Hattie Force of Shreve visiting relatives, with mentions of Mira and Paul tonk from Jeromeville. Several locals attended a Lake District poviaty gathering and a prayer meeting at Newkirk's, with the Lee brothers and Clit Dilgard noted among attendees. The piece also alludes to community programs and a “Hello Girls” health and happiness campaign connected to telephone work.
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Hattie Force
Shreve
Mira
Harry Shriver
Paul Tonk
Jeromeville
Jno Porter
Polip Lavengood
Austin Leyda
Elmer Roe
Masa- Allen
Poviaty
Lake
Evan
Newkirk
He Lee Brothers
Clit Dilgard
Congress News and Local Notices Update
Fragments report Rev Neikirk lecture canceled as patrons expected attendance. Illness among family members of James S een and others prompts arrivals and funeral plans in Wooster. Evangelistic services by Rev L Warner at the Methodist church concluded with twenty six new church members.
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Congress
Bates
Simon
Snoua Essick
Misa Mabel van Nat
Woveter
Keese
Elyria
Skeesa
New London
Frooa Bimmelman
Cincinnnati
School House Burned in Clinton Township Fire Destroys Building
A brick schoolhouse in Clinton Township was destroyed by fire between 6 and 6:30 am on Monday. The blaze, discovered by R W Holden, brother of Rev L E Holden of the university, had progressed too far to save the structure or contents. Officials suspect a defective flue as the origin amid ongoing trouble in the area.
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Bekeal Howe
Clinton Township
R. W. Holden
Wertz Will Talk One Minute Cough Car For Coughs
A brief item notes Wertz promotes a one minute cough car claimed to ease coughs colds and creap. The建议 appears in a short boast within a local page column.
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John Bower
Harry R Mowery
Wellington
Lattasburg
Canaan
Sewickley, Pa
Charles MacCreery
of Wooster
Caroline
Webster Horn
North Buckeye Street
Plydis Folkton
Dinuhter
Charles Folsom
McClure & Co
Pittsburg Avenue
East Liberty Street
Will L. Long
Frank Johnson
Walter D. Poss
Southwest
Mexico
Pennsylvania Lines
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Helen Ackerman
Wm. Russa
Rosa
Wiewer
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Akron
Bayjog Bego Toro
Dalon
Adan Messenger
Lsog
J. 8
McCoy
Los Angles
Cal
Ida Roorson
J. D. Robison
Smoh
Los Angeles
Hobison
Robison
Mr. Snyder
Hollister
Boyd
Goy
Geo. Kettler
Kettlert Grover Gerber
Sonnenberg
Ankls
Donshoe
Jurge Silas Horin
Findlay, Sre
Archer O.139
W. BH. Wiler
James Miller
Andrew Branstetter
Julie Wilt
Ashabola
John McAnaney, Jr
P. W M.ananoey
Jefferson
Wil Bell
John Muljer
Wallace McConnill
Monas
L. Seragt
Wilton
P ‘Bate
Coewham
Ot Dalestown
de Baue
Shiff Cuskes
Chris Leiver
Ler
Overton Gleanings
Ves Feu
Borbank
Lodi
Coure
Th Se
DD McKover
Minees
Maury Carmen
Lena Haines
Afra
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Jessie Yung
Rittman
Walter Walton
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Bla Prairie
Neikirk
Keat-Beath
Wertz
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McClure’s
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Lindseys’ Millinery Sale
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