Ephraim Lehman to Erect Fine Bloomington Home
Saturday February 24 notes Ephraim Lehman will build a fine Bloomington residence this coming summer. Other items include Wooster University and Denison College debating plans and Beebe store new owner H H Hoyt opening March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Lehman
Bloomington
Wooster University
Denison College
H. H. Hoyt
Beebe
David Sheets
Doylestown
Massillon
Ben Fisher
West Larwill Street
McSweeney
Ben
Hopper
Bealle Avenue
W. W. McIntire
New
National Guard Company
Galion
Captain Stewart
Mansfield
Kauke Chapel
Athletic Association
Collegians
Holden
Personal notes and society updates from Wooster area
Joseph Jones and wife of Millersburg are in the city. Sheriff J S McCoy convalescent and will go out when weather clears. Rev T W Bellingham holds meetings at Cedar Valleys with nine conversions so far. Prof F G Maurer and wife from Lodi visit Wooster. County Recorder Florian Schaffter and wife attend funeral at Mt Eaton. Mrs Cornelius Badger is very sick with nervous prostration under Dr Jamison care. Senator Lake F Jones and others in Columbus for local sportsmen. Judd Routson attends funeral of his brother, last son of Samuel Routson. Jacob Swartz healing from band-saw injury. hand nearly healed, finger stiff. HFH Hoyt opens Beebe drygoods store. guest at Archer House. H R Smith ill at home. trainmasters changing divisions March 1. Keets family heads to Neponset to farm. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jones
Millersburg
J S. McCoy
T W Bellingham
Cedar Valles
F G Maurer
Lodi
Wooster
Florian Schaffter
Mt. Eaton
Philmenff
Cornelius Badger
Fast [ Mon Township
Jamison
Apple Creek
J . McCoy
Lake F Jones
Corneiman
Ao Monges
T Bo Keeler
West Salem
Columbus
Judd Routson
Toledo
E Routson
Judd
Samuel Routson
Pennsylvania
D. Jacob Swartz
George & Roth
Hfh. Hoyt
Beebe Dry Zoods
Archer House
H. R. Smith
Ashland and Wooster
R.R
R. Thomas
Ashland
N. Huntsberger
Springville
Neponsettl
Endoscope hailed as stomach explorer for disease cures
The piece touts a new X ray endoscope for examining the stomach interior and claims it will revolutionize treatment by locating disease causes. It then promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the enduring cure for dyspepsia digestion biliousness constipation nervousness insomnia and more, urging readers to try a dose and seek the private revenue stamp on the bottle.
West Salem Firm Assigns Assets to T B Keeler
Swaisgood and Clouse of West Salem filed Monday in Weyne County Probate Court a deed of assignment to T B Keeler. The deed covers all personal property credits and moneys of the firm and of I B Swaisgood, including funds formerly owned by I E Swaisgood and Howard Kerr assigned to I E Swaisgood by Kerr. They reserve homestead and exemption rights. Estimated assets $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaispood & Clouse
West Salem
Weyne County
T. B. Keeler
Swaisgood & Clouse
I. B. Swaigood
I. E. Swaisgood
Howard Kerr
I. E. Sw
Who Was This Boy Postplaster Flattery Suspects Reno Identity
Mrs. I A Gibson of New Salesbury Indiana writes to find if any Reno family lives in Wayne County. A 16 or 17 year old boy named Harry Reno worked there about a year before enlisting and dying December 17 1809. She notes possible alias and a troubled family history, asking for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I .A. Gibson
New Salesbury
Harrison County
Ind
Wayne County
Reno
Harry Reno
Ahms
Gibson
California
Philippine Islands
Robert Reno
Agnes
Jdemie
Samuel
Wiliam
Magnificent event by Martha Washington Teal Party ladies
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a Friday evening social in its parlors that drew hundreds. The Martha Washington Teal Party got high praise for decor, costumes, and a lively program including impersonations, songs, a unique dialogue, and a musical by the Hugh School Mandolin Club. The event ended with plans for an annual celebration on February 22 as a community accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Georg
Mes
Washington
Jacob Deer
Ammer Inman
John Adden
Priscilla
Mr Davies
Miss Baker
Jetiches
McCarthy Mesars
Crowgod Taylor
Hugh School
Mandolin Club
Ing Watt
John Harrison vs Garver estate suit failed case notes
Case records show John Harrison supply a suit against Garver involving personal property and chattels levied on. Jury verdict finds four articles owned by plaintiff disputed with ownership unclear and a cash value of 200 dollars for those items with remainder to defendant. Judgment favors Cutter's execution and levy with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattercof
John Harrison
Garver
Sterpt
Cute
Planunith
Merchet
Plarants
Beng
Cutter
Levy
Krasvser
Masxasell
Samuel Husselman
Mary Ikunert
Court Doings Inability to Forgery Case and Judgments
Jury found for defendant in Quinby administratrix vs Snyder on a $126 note amid forgery claims. Dr J D Beer v Thomas ended with judgment for $1099 on an account for labor. Thomas failed to appear, witnesses examined, verdict ordered. Aller vs Lehrction for $50 on a surgical contract. McSweeney and Metz listed as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinby
Dniel J. Snyder
Snyder
McClurg & Smyser
W. F. Kean
J. D. Beer
Thomas
Beer
Mr. Thomas
Adair
Dr. Beer
I. P. Aller
Cleveland
J. W. Lehrction
Frank “Hazel John McSweeney
A. D. Metz
Sugar Creek Teachers Hire for Spring Term Districts
The Sugar Creek township school board met last Monday and hired teachers for the spring term in several districts. Names include Alma McDowell, Edward Marth, Carl McDowell, Lorne McDowell, Nina Veklhisnes, Joo Amstutz, and others. A school building burned last fall and will be rebuilt as soon as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caron
Dell
Hekard
Massillon
Caughey Kidd
Emma Newell
Wooster
Isa Welty
Neo Bo
Alma McDowell
Edward Marth
Carl McDowell
Wiptler
Misk Lorne McDowell
Naott
Nina Vek Lhisnes Neo
Philipferacher
Joo Amstutz
Molharven Noteacher
FOX HUNT CIRCLE CHASE IN CANAAN TOWNSHIP
A fox hunting event is planned in Canaan Township on Saturday March 3 with a start time at midday. Participants include Samuel Bentz Homer Gorman and others listed, with safety rules and marshal directions described for the start and control areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncarele
A- Naan
Waolark
TROUBLE IN SHREVE Water Trustees Battle Council Over Powers
Legal clash erupts as Shreve village council seeks to oust Wells Robison from water works trustees. Wells and Robison obtain a temporary restraining order from Judge Maxwell blocking council actions. Charges allege neglect of books suppression of health information malfeasance and failure to provide state board approved water. Carl faced conflicts over supplying materials and alleged windfall contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wells
J. M. Robison
Board of Water Works
A. Y. Wells
George Dan
Shreve Water Works
Vilage Council
Water Works
Aken
Wells
Carl
Robison
Messrs. Wells
J T. Maxwell
David Cornelius
Eli, Pennell
George Steinberg
John Porter
Davidson
McClure & Smyser
Mr Wells
Board of Water Work
Urus Tees
State Board of Health
Jo Mo Robison
State Board of Health Messrp
Lobtson
Saillape Wader
Beta Water
Sate
Board of Health
Pythian Convention Draws Knights to Medina
The twenty fifth district convention of the Knights of Pythias held in Medina yesterday drew about 200 Knights from 22 lodges. Welcome address by Medina’s Hoddewe, responses by Adair of Wooster and others, with praise for Wooster and Medina participants and remarks on the Bank of Akron’s strong aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pethias
Medina
Adair
Wooster
John Gever
Pigan
Wo Kennedy
Chicago
Bank
Akron
Medina Brothers
Daniel Fuck
Rabl
McCormick Philip Boemer
Pba Geiselman
Keister
Hee
Bissell Chassehof
Charles
Lombard
Baum in jail after guilty pleas on three indictments
Id Baum of Creston faces jail terms on three indictments for selling quoid illegally. Baum pled guilty to one charge, was fined 25 and costs on each remaining count. He says he expects to remain in jail until release. Dr P T Cargile of Washita notes a cure story for Mire Brewler via Electric Bitters, hailed as blood purifier for skin diseases and general health. Laubach & Boyd Drugists sell with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Baum
Creston
Ain
Baum
Sellng Hiquord
PT Cargile
Washitadl
Serefida
West
Laubach & Boyd Druggists
Williams and Adapas recipients of late report
A garbled OCR style notice mentions Williams son of Adapas and various names, places, and events. It references Park Cde pre Mio Well, Tawell Laterarys Chiat of Park, and a discussion of an unresolved resolution about evils in car seca peace and independence. The text also notes Dr Rites New Pieces SU Pilon and a Shelby store, with scattered references to medical recovery and death, amid unclear chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Adapas
Iis
Tether Savage
Victor
Tawell
Chiat
Park
Car Seca
Deadly Toll and Mourning in Wooster and Area
Notices report mortality and memorials across Wooster Massillon and nearby, including the death of Christ Routson a 49 year old engineer from Wooster who died of Brights disease at his Massillon home funeral plans and survivor details. Other obituaries include Robert Quick near Big Prairie age about 41 died after a yearlong illness with services in Newkirk cemetery and Frank P Marker son of Perry and Amelia Marker died in Chicago aged 19 a Spanish War veteran buried at Rose Hill Chicago. Ella Rickabaugh 35 near Blackeyville died of malarial fever with funeral held Wednesday. The page also carries moralizing health ad copy praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Ely Cream Balm as remedies for women's burdens and nasal catarrh respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quick
Big Praire
Quick
Newkirk
Frank P. Marker
Perry
Amelia Marker
Anna Marker
Wooster
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
O.G
Istinois Cavalry
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ella Rickabaugh
Blackleyville
Tragedy in Orrville yard as brakeman dies in derailment
H dE Wilbrahan of Toledo, a brakeman on the W. and L. E K R, met a horrific death in the yard at Orrville. He fell between two cars and was ground to pieces near the depot. He leaves a wife and several small children. He was new on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H de Wilbrahan
Toledo
Orrville
Local man cut foot. gives rise to health ad
ud Kessler of Woolville suffers a deep gash on the top of his foot after a woods accident Friday. He bleeds heavily and will be laid up about a week. The notice then promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for digestion and energy, with a local store ad included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ud Kessler
John Kessler
Woolvhille
S. G. Spangwoods
Unclear OCR fragment on railway braking issues
A fragmented report discusses examination limits, braking at present, and Pennsylvanias masters tearing apple wens and image men octus. Weather appears coc didse an ab demand for men to do brakiy feeight trains with no al. Work of big mop consolidated engines, new be vaan ifier.
Convincing Remedy For Rheumatism At Local Drug Store
A resident recalls being advised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism by Wegles Nel som of Hamilton, Ga. He initially doubted its effectiveness but agreed to try it. After one week of use as directed, he was cured and has had no rheumatism since. Sold by Laubach & Boyd, Drug gists, on the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackinda
Wegles Nelsom
Hamiton Ga
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Local Weddings Share Wooster Roots and Vows
Mr Frank Schaaf and Miss Margaret Welch of Wooster wed in a Thursday ceremony led by Rev F Ankley and plan to reside in Wooster. Frank M Cramer, an employee of Plank and Gray, also wed Miss Daisy M Trease at Jeromeville with Rev J T Hoak officiating. The notice urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia from colds or la grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schaaf
Margaret Welch
Wooster
F. Ankley
Frank M Cramer
Plank & Gray
Jeromeville
Daisy M. Trease
J T. Hoak
M. E. Church
Chamberlain
Laubach Boyd
kFeb
Wooster Hardware Announces Spring Seed Shipment
Wooster Hardware Company announces arrival of spring seeds available in packages or bulk. They offer to price seeds in quantity to help buyers save money and invite customers to give them the opportunity to supply their seed needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Hardware Company
Wooster
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Offered for Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation indigestion and headaches. Trial size 10c, larger bottles 50c and $1, available at local drugstore with payment via cash or other terms.
Killbuck Encampment elects Grand Lodge officer
Kilbuck Camp No 17 C O F members celebrate a historic election as Myers of Wooster becomes Grand Junior Warden. A banquet followed with remarks by Grand Patriarch Mundy Rev Neikirk Tawney Shawp and others. John Schultz led as toastmaster. Music by Wooster Orchestral Club and a phonographic convert noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Cimp
Grand Lodge
Pate
Myers
Wooster
Avas
John C. Schultz
W. S. Mundy
Forest
Rev. S. &. Neikirk
Crosby M. Tawney
James A. Shawp
Wooster Orchestral Club
Julie Johnston
Trials Begin As Judge Bo Bason Oversees Docket
Judge S Bo Bason sits Monday for trial readiness. Counsel McClure & Smyser appear for the plaintiff and Wood Kean for the defendant in Quin vs Snider seeking trial on a $125 note. The docket lists numerous cases set for jury trial across Tuesday to Friday in March, including Shoe maker vs Taylor and Levy vs Kauffman, with defendants named Wooster National Bank and others in Rooster Bayes and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bo Bason
Quinn
Easen
Shoemaker
Taylor
Railway
Spooneri
Thomas
Father
Schmuck
Weimburg A Co
Bloomberg & To
Tbs
Thomas Thursias
Beatlewait
Werth Adam
Lawts
Gardiner
Maurer
Star
Blanche Warner
Serbes
Binms Marks
Miller
Barnes A Barner Ve
Sumth & Pomeroy
Barnes
Ormek Harvesnt
Oberin
Ta Tyler
Naftzger
M Quaids Postoffice Open and Community Plans
The community celebrates the reopening of McQuaid’s post office and plans for a new general store in partnership with the post office. Expected attendees include George Schultze, ME Blew, and local residents. An evening program featured songs and recitations, with remarks on Philippine experiences and preparations for March 1 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Metguaie
Cooums
Dr. Pubeican
Ab Mc Qasid
George Sehultze
Mawallon
Tite
Crrivaille
MetQuaid
NC McDounell
Reb
Jim
Stack
Happy Meade
Amman
Piscus
Weil
Chesney
Staupes
Women and Kidney Trouble Say Both Sexes Suffer
An ad notes kidney and bladder issues affect men and women, harming mind, ambition, and comfort. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief and broad testimonials. Sample bottle offered by mail from Binghamton NY with free pamphlet and paper mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton
N. Y
Robert R Jackson Dies After Illness in Pittsburg
Robert R Jackson aged 45 died Sunday night at his Bedford Avenue home Pittsburg after a several week illness. Born in Westmoreland County Pa he lived in Wooster area most of his life. Survived by wife three sons and one daughter. Remains to reach Wooster Tuesday for burial with funeral at 2 p m from his sister Mrs Annie M Culbertson South Buckeye Street. Interment in Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Jackson
Robert R.jackson
Robert Jackson
Bedford Avenue
Pittsburg
Westfioreland County
Wooster
Annie Nf. Culbertson
South Buckbye Street
Wooster Cemeery
County Treasury Cash Report Sparks Inspector Findings
Jesse McClellan of Wooster and John W Makjee of Plain Township report to Probate Judge Adair that $1018.0 in cash was found in the county treasury along with totals for county or autor city and school funds. The inspectors commend the treasury and note courteous conduct by Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McClellan
Wooster
John W. Makjee
Plain Township
BR. L. Adair
aTerney Water Works
Hound of Education
Trowgaury
Louis Wa
ITV MN
Gund
Aw Bilver
Uae
Testal Sigtonyme
Jesse Melletlan
John
Compton
Wiasne
Aorick
Fracas over campers and local strikes in village notes
The week reports villagers contending with camping papmies on MF Roneys farm amid farmer friction. A strike at a gait works splits attention with a mistaken marriage proposal teased by a spokesman. Mrs Poe visits, Miss Kaindig ill with lung fever, and new housing contracts stir local building plans as Republicans prepare a March primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roneys Farm
Wo Roher
Reppublican
Vour
Echemwe
Jake Nev
Fragments From A Noisy Day In The Area
Readable scraps describe everyday life with stray phrases about coffee, meals, and people. The jumbled lines mention children adults and places but lack clear events or names to anchor a coherent report.
East Union Teachers Association Meeting Planned
The East Union Teachers Association will meet at Ely's school house on the evening of March 110. A partial list shows teachers employed for the summer term including Jennie Daniels Jennie Diets W. Bott and Cora Blasser. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sweltzer returned from Pennsylvania after a several week visit noting the mountains remain large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rery
East Union
Geo. Sweltzer
Pennsylvania
W. Bott
Cora Blasser
Teachers Elected and Community Notes at Madisonburg
Local readers report sick residents improving with Hoffman's return from a sore arm and Yoder recovering from typhoid fever. Emmanues Zook and Jobo Zook wed at Geyer Chapel with a brief sermon. they plan to live near Mansfield. Teachers listed by district receive stipends. Mrs. Mintz sews at Crites home. a protracted meeting at the UB church continues with some souls joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonburg
M. L.hoffman
Frank Yoder
Ommy Feightner
A. W. Mintz
Joseph Crites
Smithville
Emmanues
Jobo Zook
Mapsfield
Geyer Chapel
Siler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Francis
Canton
A. T. Weybrecht
the &Th Regiment
QO N Gr. Allmnce
Goger
BF Routson
Charles Currs
Crestline
Samuel Sterling
Shreve
S. Court
Trinity
Hell
Council
Wrekly Rfit Ilican
Central Association of Union ‘Theologial Seminary
New York City
J . Campbell
Hood
Hes
Gophers
Ourt of Common Pleas
Quirk, Verditt
Sugar Creek
Fox Hunt
Samuel Bentz
Homer Gorman
William ¢Oller
South Lane
Orr Sheronandar
Pardee
Stantehbas Kreratver
Beank Wevne
Noone
Frank Smith
Opitt
Stvegieng
Boun
Nathronms
Catia Ptateh
Seth Oone
Ehooret
Gama
Merth
Asf
Jebnes Corndts
Veg Bey
Haurbagk
Bette Ph
Marstal
Uf, Wells
Pythian Convention
Will
Rites
Urtinaek Shelby
Bevd
Christ
Routson
Chrtisteas FE Rentson
Hi Home
Au Massillon
Brights Disease
Combiey Routson
The
Massilon
Grim Reaper
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Alold
Pennsy
Alroad
Amin
Biman’s Store
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
M'Quaid
A.W. Blackburn
Rittman
Ryury
Griffin
Hse
US ‘East Union Teachers
Phos
Prraagae
Ipersi
Rich & Blough
Plelig Square
Wayhe County
Hater
Wooster, Ohi
Iucn Tit
Iwe
Lwie
Supdors
Court House
H. F. Growl
Tbr
A. & Lehman
East Liberty Street
A. Lehman
Undertaker
Winkler
Gonal
Ruggeti
Winkler Horse
Inkler
le Helman
Freedlander’s
One Price
W Ter
Ohio
Jebruiasusisleel
LEE
Baraain
Qvercoats
Beater
Kersey
Lara
Sepral
Fe Reedland
oNs Price Klotring Store
Frick Menprint Hlock
Wooster, Mi
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