Meetings and community news at Jefferson Evangelical Church
Local notes from Plain dated February 19 cover church meetings at Jefferson Evangelical Church, social gatherings, and changes in residents. Highlights include Mrs. Lyman Warner's surprise event, a taffy pulling at Mr Rittenhouse's, farm transactions involving Harry McMannis, Martin Joliff buying property north of Jefferson, and Rev Weatherwax as pastor. Also mentioned are singing classes led by Prof Chauncey Ring, Dr. Mann planning to leave for practice in Illinois, quarterly church meetings upcoming, and various illness and travel updates.
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Evangelical Church
Jefferson
Weather ‘Wax
Lyman Warner
Elmer
Harry McMannis
Indiana
Lincoln Swarts
M. I
Hed Tlaw
Boochurch
Chauncey Ring
Orrville
Cags
King
M Mann
Level
Mann
Redhaw
U 13
Mook
Phoody
Reformed Church
M. E
D. Castle
E. T. Hagerman
Norwalk
Protracted meeting and town notes in Pirasant home
A period diary of social visits and events in Pirasant home area. Harvey Lindsey and wife visited Homer Jacobs and wife. Frank Holmes and wife visited Archland. plans for a win Keifers farm relocation of Casper stair. spelling contest at oupress next Saturday. several local gatherings, lectures, and church notices. farmers institute and community activities noted with multiple names and places including Wooster, Norwalk, Canaan, and Akron. A death of Henry Stoner, age 9, is reported with funeral arrangements.
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Thas Place
Harvey Lindsey
Heors Sacobs
Homer Frank Holmes
Archland
Ritter
Casper Stair
Homer
Win Keifers Farm
Market Reports Reflect Wide Range of Farm Prices
Market notes list cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varied bids from $2 to $40 for different classes, including feeders, calves, and steers. Grain prices shown include Wheat No 2 red at 76c per bushel and Rye 45c, with hay and seed values noted. overall, a dense compilation of commodity quotes from livestock to crops.
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Sir Gurg
New York
Cincinnati
Ikwe
Otaleetedale Va
Fell Fete At Weisers For Young People In Burbank
Makers of Burbank assembled at the home of Mr and Mrs Weiser for the purpose of enjoyment. The crowd numbered about sixty as stalwart men and queenly women marched to the Weiser home where they are welcomed. Mrs Weiser decorated with the nation’s colors adding cheer. Games of various kinds were enjoyed and refreshments served. Correspondents urged to mail favors earlier to ensure publication in the WEAKY issue.
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Burbank
Weiser
Otterbein to replace contestant over plagiarism
Otterbein University will not have MO Book man represent the school in the state oratorical contest after a faculty meeting found he plagiarized a large portion of an essay winning the university honors. A new representative will be appointed and Hook must resign from office and his official society ties.
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MO Bookman
Wertershlie
Otterbein University
Faculty of
Otterbein
Spenes
Hook
Letters Remain at Wooster Post Office and Illness of ExpressMan
In Wooster Ohio on February 18 190 the Wooster post office notes letters held for Harvey Stat roof and Mabel DD Fike both of Santhstile. Thomas Howard veteran expressman grew gravely ill Monday night suffering severe abdominal pains until morning when remedies brought sleep. He is reported somewhat better in the afternoon.
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Harvey Stat Roof Fast Union
Mabel DD Fike
Santhstile
Thomas Howard
Veteran Express
Mr. Howard
Joe Winney
Mr Howard
Congress News and Local Updates in February
February report from Congress notes visits by Barberton resident N W Patterson and a prayer meeting for a sick neighbor Mrs Bitthammer. Briar El school hosted Congress scholars, Mrs Brenneman shows partial recovery, and Henry Warner is named top rat catcher with twenty six catches. Local land deal delays. AC Warner hosted Ernest Briton and Monroe Harmon guests. Mo church converts united, and scout officers to be elected. Presbyterian ladies meet midweek.
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Herpuslican Congress
UW. Patterson
Barberton
Congress
Enna Smith
Bucyrus
I. A’ Brenneman
Brenneman
Henry Warner
Wwn
Tne
Ernest Briton
Cleveland
Monroe Harmon
Mansfield
AC Warner
Ss A Miller
Charles Nichols
Moi
Lety
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Creston Jottings Prompt Local News and Rumors
Creston item notes Sears added to sick list and several residents on edge of expectancy. Wadsworth, Hittman, and Shiversburg visit on legal business. Milton Township funeral for Christopher Brady at St. Ann's Church. Annual meeting of the Lack Presbyterian Church discussed. Nellie Norton and her grandson from Burbank visited grandparents Shoup. Bert Flickinger of Burbank visited Koeum and friends. Local riders to Rittman. coat tails salted at event. Roy Nichols and wife hosted visitors. influenza and grip updates. Agricultural institute praised. farmers urged to unite for fairer legislation. county court docket prep for Wayne County Circuit Court.
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Creston
Sears Ima
Frite
Wadsworth
Hittman
Shiversburg
Martin of
Lattasburg
Wirestones
Chrstopher Brady
Wits
Milton Township
Stace
Sterling
Winng
Nellie
Inddie Norton
Burbank
Samuel Shoup
Bert Flickinger
Joel Koeum
Akeoge
Snyder
Thas
Pacec
Wo& T
Vilage
Railroad wreck victim linked to Mansfield area
The first reported death in the Southern Pacific wreck includes Clinton R. Coutter formerly of Mansfield, with a Loudonville sister. He was well known among local bicyclists. Mrs. Julia Eguet, 89, of Mt. Eaton, died Saturday from age related illness. Funeral held Monday.
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Southern Pacific
Clinton R. Coutter
Mansfield
Loudonville
Julia Eguet
Mt. Eaton
Moorning
Wife of City Official George Stark Dies After Suffering
Mrs Barbara Stark, wife of I.x Street Commissioner George Stark, died Monday at the family residence on Nald Avenue after long cancer illness. Survived by husband and four children Will Stark Akron. Misses Minma Celia and Ralph Stark Wooster. Born in Switzerland, aged 91 years 6 months. Funeral from the house at 2 pm Wednesday.
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Barbara Stark
I.x-Street
George Stark
Por
Nald Avenue
Will Stark
Akron
Minma
Celia
Ralph Stark
Wooster
Mis Stark
Reading Circle Meeting at Pease township event
Reading Circle session scheduled for Peb 2h at 1.00 includes devotional exercise and a wide program with maps civics physiology music housecleaning and refurbishing. Supt C O Biddle O Mowrer Miss Martha Bauman Miss Jennie Markley Herbert Splader Prof J H Dickason Dr Charles Haupert and school staff attend Wooster area educators lead talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buuurhoan
Willimeet
Roarks
Cow Biddle
O Mowrer
Steiner
Martha Bauman
Jennie Markley
Herbert Splader
Wick Wenner
Frederiksburg
Ho Maharry
Millersburg
P. H Beery
Smithvill
JH. Dickason
Wooster University
Charles Haupert
Wooster Schools
Dr John Ao Gann Struck By Acute Neuralgia At Night
Dr John Ao Gann was suddenly taken ill with neuralgia of the heart around midnight Sunday and remained in a critical state for several hours. He was reported much better this morning as Ho Stoll attended him and other physicians gave care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ao Gann
Ion Warren
Ho Stoll
Charley A. Leland Dies at 49 in Caldwell
Charley A. Leland, 49, former Ohio House member from 1896 to 1900 representing Noble county, and later an Associate Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court, died this morning in Caldwell from consumption.
Fire damages Newkirk farm residence at Big Prairie
The Newkirk farm home near Big Prairie burned early Monday morning. Tenant Geo Bremnbutcer managed to save most of his effects. Loss estimated at 1200 dollars, with 600 dollars insured through Union Mutual.
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Newkirk
Big Prairie
T’ E
Geo Bremenbutcer
Bast Union Mutual
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