Local Social Notes From Akron and Surroundings
Jan 7. Mrs George Haviland returned to her home in Akron last week. Mr and Mrs Medtsker visiting Jacob Miller and wife near Smithville. Levi Coppes returned home to Washingtonville after spending the holidays with his mother Mrs Camp. George Mumaw spent the holidays with his parents at Orrville. A local resident, who is a teamer on the electric railway, spent a few days in the vicinity visiting Harry Hoover. Mrs Snell is sick at Schiechmant. Grat ot Sars eo ee ernie Bald.
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George Haviland
Akron
Elfer
Medtsker
Jacob Miller
Ear
Statue Haw
Wae. Ier
Electric Railway
Sthis
Harry Hoover
Republican
Fredericksburg
Laura McKinney
Wooster
Alma Lowe
Harry Cranz
Wadsworth
Lydia Lowe
Edward Lytleway
Cleveland
Chas. Webby
Chicago
Jessié Stuff
Canal Fulton
Mary
Mansfield
Hannes
Rayer
C. Aites
Lytle
Monaagatgia
Dent-Of
Local notes from Clearcrese Alley and vicinity Jan 4 7
Jan 4 reports mark the death of Mrs Margaret Glasgow after long cancer suffering and a new year’s beginning. Village items include a school accident at play with a cut eye, a Spiderweb reception at Heyls, literary society at Jefferson, and postponed Prohibition Alliance meeting. Kate McAfee visits Akron while Mabel Walker goes to Lima. School attendance averages 760. various church and community events, box social planned, and notes on residents and staff.
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Margaret Glasgow
H. P. Shantz
ALPMA
Marriage Licenses Granted in Region
Adam Plank and Sophy Curzon of Offerville obtained a marriage license. W D Jeandervine and Elizabeth Williams of Mt Eaton also secured a license for marriage.
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Adam Plank
Sophy, Curzon
Offrville
W. D. Jeandervine
Elizabeth Williams
Mt. Eaton
A Dees Mystery Revealed by Electric Bitters
Mrs Phebe Cherley of Paterson suffered backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. After thousands proved Electric Bitters could quickly cure such troubles she found relief and regained strength. The testimonial notes long years of discomfort corrected by this tonic.
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Phebe Cherley
Paterson
Alamé
Ian Ad
Calthou
Ieee i
Purdy Keeps Hen Record of 3438 Eggs in 1900
B F Purdy, veteran dry goods seller, raises 30 minorea hens not in the hen union. He began daily egg counting on January 1, 1901 and reports 3438 eggs laid in the year. Peak month May with 659 eggs, lowest month November with 30.
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F. Purdy
Purdy
William Jennings Bryan at Jackson Day in Wooster
Hon. William Jennings Bryan, leader of the Democracy, arrives in Wooster for the annual Jackson Day celebration. A large crowd lines streets, greets the guest, and he hosts a luncheon at Hon. L. P. Ohliger’s home. Bryan signs souvenirs as locals express enthusiasm.
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Bryan
L. P. Ohliger
Mr. Bryan
Jackson Day Celebration Brings Bryan to Wooster
Miss Laura McKinney and relatives visit Wooster. crowds gather as William Jennings Bryan speaks at City Opera House and Archer House. The event features a reception, banquet at American House, and speeches on democracy, with focus on Bryan’s critique of Republicans and calls for reform, plus social rounds and a large turnout from Wayne county Democrats.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Wooster
Wayne County
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Orrville
L. P. Ohliger
Archer House
Crandy
W. J. Bryan
E. B.eshelman
L. R. Critchfield
John McSweeney
Col
3B. Eegan
WW Firestone
3S. G. Eason
J. C. McClarran
J. F. Larwill
C. M. Lovett
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Martin Schultz
Dalton
Massilion
M. J. Booth
Shreve
Lucheon
Mr. Olger
Committee On
Wayne ‘County
Wayne ‘Gard
Wooster Orchestral Club
Everett-Moore syndicate not delaying Wooster line
Col C V Hard told THE REPUBLICAN no connection exists between the Everett-Moore troubles and the Cleveland and Southern railroad reaching Wooster. He said rights of way work would proceed and the Wooster line construction continues as before.
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Wooster
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland and Southern
Cleveland
Col.c. V. Hard
Republican
Everett-Moore
Peruna testimonials and medical endorsements
A series of letters and endorsements for Peruna describe personal recoveries from catarrh and improved health after using the remedy. Mrs Edward Stevens from Carthage New York and Mrs Bredecick Williams of Chicago share positive results, praising appetite, cough relief, and overall well being. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice at the Columbus Sanitarium.
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Edward Stevens
Carthage
N. Y
W. A. Allison
Sheffield, Avenue
Chicago
Allison
W. A
Siirtman
Columban
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Roth Club
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Eli Snell
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Parvin Zimmerman
Peter Volt
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Andrew Jackson
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Archer Fouse
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