Divorce Petition in Madiganburg Seeks Relief
David Yates, through attorney Buge-e-Carlin, files for divorce from Isabella Yates in Madiganburg. He alleges marriage on May 20, 1905 at Calcisus Louisiana, claims neglect and absence since June 2, 1906, and that Yates left her husband in September with whereabouts unknown.
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David
Madiganburg
Buge
Carlin
Isabella Yates
Yates
Calcisus
Ates
Mall
New Partnership to Open Smith and Snyder Eating House
Wallace Smith of Smith Kandy Kitchen and Floyd Snyder form Smith & Snyder to open an eating house and lunch counter on Saturday. Located in rear rooms of Smith Kandy Kitchen on East Liberty Street, the firm will serve meals around the clock and offer catering, already taking a banquet order.
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Wallace Smith
Smith Kandy
Floyd Snyder
Snyder
West Liberty Street
Smith &Snyder
Smith Kandy Kitchen
Liberty Street
Avery
Bank closes private accounts amid dividend forecast
A long clipped report notes a bank closing private accounts outside the institution and mentions over $6,000 disposed of. It forecasts a 7 percent dividend, with a possible additional dividend later, likely 1 percent or less.
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Ternational
Ige
Women vote urged at W O F G meeting
At the Reformed church on Thursday evening a petition favored allowing women to vote in local option elections, as in school elections. The petition carried and Dr S Colwell gave a well received lecture. Rev Heilman led devotions. Mrs A L Zosk and the Royal Ges club contributed to the program. Mrs J Smith, president of GT pare, reviewed the union’s peace and arbitration work and thanked Dr Scovel for an excellent evening.
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the Reformed Church
de& Scovel
Scovel
Heilman
Royal Ges Club
A. L. Zosk
Smith
We C. T UO
Modern Woodmen Officers Form Wooster Council
Modern Woodmen of America in Wooster held a meeting Thursday evening to install officers including Wonsal T P Bowman adviser Johnson banker Levens escort Streby managers Reid P Bowman Dunkle watchmen Swartz Sentry Winey physicians Braden Mowery. Wooster camp No 4092 has had a prosperous year since its 1894 founding, admitting sixteen members. The national body now boasts over 100000 members and 2200 officers insured by National Surety Co, with a bond described as the largest ever issued. Only nine assessments were levied during the year.
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Wooster Council
Modern Woodmen of America
Wonsal
O &. Johnson
W. A. Levens
Edward Streby
Reid
T. PF
Bowman
Frank Dunkle
B .£. Swartz
Henry Winey
D. A Braden
A. F. Mowery
Wooster Carmp
Modern
Woodmen of America
United States
National Surety Co
Holiday visits noted across Canton and nearby towns
A long list of residents and guests recalls Christmas and New Year visits. C J Herr and wife, Thomas DeLong and wife, John Stauffer and wife and others spent the holidays with families in Canton, Cleveland, Reedsburg, Jefferson, Barberton, Wooster, Funk, Mezena, and Akron. Several local residents traveled for business or leisure, with New Year’s activities and a Jan 14 program announced at Newkirk’s church.
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C. J Herr
Royal Herr
Canton
Cleveland
Thomas DeLong
L. W Ayleworth
John Stauffer
Geo. Stauffer
Margaret
Bert Stauffer
Reedsburg
Sherman Spangler
Johnny
Jefferson
Aylsworth
Felix Smetzer
Columbus
Charles Ferris
Sarah Woodruff
Barberton
Milton Dilpard
Marion Anderson
Chas. Hake
W.M. Porter
Wooster
Troia Tyler
Funk
Roy Aylsworth
Frank Ruab
Wonster
Freece Ebright
Lake Bork
Jobo
Hammond
Ind
Mias Themista Schmuck
Parente
Sarah Shields
Glenn
Troia
Maud Lehr
MeZena
Frank Rush
Jessie Leyda
Akron
Mies
Fern
Dilgard
Rex Newkirk
Otek
Jones
Ottsoarg
John Odell
Newkirk’s
Rev
Young
Newkirk's
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Pruning and grafting fruit trees, seven reasons given
The article lists seven reasons offered by experts Drabenstott for pruning and grafting fruit trees. Benefits include increased barity and fruit quality, better sap flow, thinning of weak hubs, easier spraying by reducing scale, saving cost by grafting instead of replacement, and producing true to name fruit from grafted trees. It also notes renewal of trees through pruning and grafting in winter for moisture and maturation.
Death of Isaiah Fisher in Wooster
Isaiah Fisher 44 a resident of Wooster dies after a heart illness. He leaves a wife and three children, with survivors inclining father Hiram Fisher and siblings. Funeral from his brother Adam Fisher’s home on East South Street, burial at Wooster Cemetery. He had worked in Apple Creek hotels and restaurants and belonged to Rising Star Lodge Knights of Pythias and Wooster Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Isaiah Fisher
Wootser
Hia Wigff
Hiram Fisher
Wig
Paint Township
Applecreek
Wooster
Mr Fisher
Knights of Pythian
Wooster Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Adam Fisher
East South Afresk
Wooster Cemetery
Fire at Prof Leons VM ends with sofa blaze
An alarm sounded at 5:80 Wednesday as firemen rushed to the residence of Jesse St John on North Mubberry Street. A sofa caught fire but was quickly extinguished with little damage to the room. Prof Leon, recently in Wooster, reports lighting a match near the sofa and suspects it ignited the fabric. He burned his right hand and sprained his arm while moving the couch outside. Insurance covers the loss.
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VM One
Central Station
Jesse St. John
Prof
Leon
Escape from Massillon asylum shocks Big Prairie
A. E. Boley, recently remanded from Massillon asylum for the insane, escaped again after three nights on the run. He traveled byways and hid in small towns, staying briefly at various houses while authorities search. Neighbors fear him despite patrols, noting his past as a capable and intelligent businessman.
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Big Prairie
Jan
A. E. Boley
Massillon
Boley
Here
Pone Mdgt
Viasta
Ho Sdrel
Thankful For Trade and Local Merchants Acknowledged
A short note expresses gratitude to Cispineh She colina and to Wonetar Overall Co. for support. It also thanks Mr. Freedlander Mr. Bloomberg and the Wooster grocery men and fares county merchants. The writer hopes the new firm game liberal will continue the progress shown in recent years.
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Cispineh
Anage
Wonetar Overall Co
Ameter
Freedlander
Bloomberg
Aleo
Men of Wooster
Fares County
Wayne County Agricultural Society Names Board Members
The Wayne County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting naming new board members. Leaders stressed continued support for county fairs, crop shows, and community events.
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Wayne
Cognty
Agricultural Society
Convention plans and local talks on roads and finances
A meeting in the mayor's office discussed delaying a Wellington visit influenced convention plans. Merchants are busy with midwinter sales and feasibility of a standalone good roads convention without the national body was proposed. Potential leaders Bes S Wertz and Senator VanOver were praised, with Director Thorne of the Experiment Station among local speakers. Further action on the tea matter may follow.
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Wellington T. City
Mney
Bes S. Wertz
Senator VanOver
Thorne
Despondent telegraph operator died by suicide
Charles Folsom a traveling salesman and former Pennsylvania Railroad telegraph operator, aged 35, killed himself with a razor in his Broadway apartment after learning he would lose his job. He was found in his room by a fellow boarder. coroner and inquest pending. wife had died previously.
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Charles Folsom
Aman
Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer
Totlow
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Eugene Folsom
Carrin Hansen
Broadway
S. E
Hadeen
Kinsman Rd
Pennsylvania Company
Bia
Aparakas
Hansen
Wade Podt
Folsom
Conroner Siegelatein
Glazier's Morgue
Lved
Warren
Trumbull County
Sohom
Akron Judge Delays Sentencing Flickinger After Probe
Judge J A Kobler refused to sentence J E Flickinger to prison until the prosecutor reviews his behavior over eighteen years since he aided state authorities. Flickinger escaped Summit county jail in dramatic fashion, was recaptured in Cleveland last summer, then briefly jailed and released on bond. His attorney says conduct since the escape has been proper and offers proof. The prosecutor will examine Flickinger’s record and report in two weeks. Flickinger has been living in Doylestown.
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Akron
J. A. Kobler
J. E. Flickinger
Hev
Flickinger
Summit County
Cleveland
Doyleatown
Initiation and Installation At Eagles Meeting
Eagles at the meeting held Wednesday evening inducted one candidate into the materiel of the order with many more in prospect during the next few weeks. After the officers named below had been installed a substantial lunch was served. Prasident Lloyd Trapes vice-president Charles Witwer secretary Will Ried treasurer Frank Chas Wes Sey Zatiggeh Hoffmern s mysician Dr J D Beery je Sctse Walter Cameron i1naide guard Chas Zeigler onteide guard Lloyd Nafizgor.
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Chas. Zeigler
Onteide
Lloyd Nafizgor
Farm Went Cheap at Franklin Land Sale
A fragment notes a farm at Franklin consisting of 160 acres sold to John Harrison for 967.15 per acre. The deal is described as very low and cheap, with the buyer and price details unclear in the OCR.
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eMart Scott
Franklins
John Harrison
Death Calls a Mother Mrs Frank Burkholder of Wooster
Mrs Frank Burkholder of West North Street died after a week of nervous prostration and Bright’s disease in Wooster. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday from the house with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Survived by husband son father mother sister and two brothers. Member of the Methodist church.
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Frank Burkholder
West North Street
Wooster Cemetery
Mca. Kantha Aretta Barkholder
Ashland County
John W. Smith
Wats
Wooster
Physician seeks divorce in Orrville petition
Dr. Albert A. Brooks of Orrville files for divorce from Isabella Brooks claiming a Brooklyn Ohio marriage on May 20 1833 and a son. He alleges more than three years of separation and requests proper relief with A D Metz as attorney.
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Albert A. Brooks
Orrville
Isabella Brooks
Brooklyn
Brooks
A. D. Metz
Rebekah Officers Installed in Lodge No. 828
Mrs Lizzie Miller presided as four officers were installed by Mrs J T Keister. New officers include Mrs Martha Kramer star Rarel Gobtz as discerator Waynes Rabeksth lodge No 828 N G Mrs Born Stevens V G Mrs W E Barnard P E See Mrs Emma Wacker chaplain Miss Retta Thames conductor Miss Sara P Myers senior guard Miss Mand Pinkerton outer guard Miss Mamie Trethe right supporter to N G Mrs Lizzie Miller left supporter to N G Miss Margaret Geetz R B to V G Mrs Johanna Gerlach to V G Mrs Wm Letter involved in the ceremony.
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Lizzie .Miler
J. T. Keister
Marths Kramer
Svarden
Mise Mand Pinkert
Noutelle
Mia
S. Barnard
Ineide
Mamie Trethe
Lizzie Miller
N. G
Mreyrgaret Geetz
V. G
Life of John Manley Ends After Prolonged Illness
John Manley aged 42 died Friday night at his father Timothy Manley’s home on Callowhill Street from disease complications believed to be related to rac exposure while on duty with the Pennsylvania lines. A companionable man, he was well liked by friends. His funeral was at St Mary’s Church at 5 30 a m Monday with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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John Manley
Yars
Timothy Manley
Cailowhod Street
Pennsylvania Lines
Léy
Bis
St. Mary's Church
Benjamin Franklin 200th Birthday Observance at High School
Special exercises will be held at the high school on January 17 to mark the 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin. A literary and talent program will be presented.
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Bénjamin Franklin
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