Applecreek News Highlights Local Sickness Death and Lecture
Miss Jennie Odenkirk visits East Union. Mrs Lacy Bott ill. Dr Jameson ill. Jacob Bott dire. F Nussbaum listed sick. Miss Sun Rise moves to teach. Eyman family visit Mt Eaton. George Beam dies at Mt Eaton home. Lizzie Gossar works for F Nussbaum. Lecture by DeWitt Miller Jan 28 at Reformed church on Love Courtship and Matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &Wyman
George Beam
Mt. Eaton
Dayton Reed
Mt Eaton
Lizzie Gossar
Maysville
F. Nussbaum
Reformed Church
DeWitt Miller
Mr Miller
Local notes from Lodi and nearby towns
Fern Miller hosts Jan 19 meal with Miss Effie Warner of Lodi visiting sister Mrs. Clara Clason. Nellie Clason also in Lodi late last week. Amos Ritter works as carpenter in Rittman. Jacob Hensel plastered at a Wooster area house. Ella Miller and two children visit Cedar Valley. Mary Ritter, employed in Burbank, spends Sunday with her parents. Fetter buys Rice Wm Wagner farm. Hensel rents it again for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Miller
Effie Warner
Lodi
Clara Clason
Nellie Clason
Amos Ritter
Rittman
Jacob Hensel
Wooster
Ella Miller
Cedar Valley
Mary Ritter
Burbank
Fetter
Rev Underhill Preaches as New Pittburg Meetings Open
Jan 18 Rev Underhill began a series of Methodist church meetings in New Pittsburg. Visitors include H B Fortney in Cleveland and R B Jackson returning to Cleveland after holidays. Many villagers confined with sore throats. Miss McEwen returned to Painesville. A Hartsel family from Polk visited W A Fortney. Capitela Musselman stayed at Garvers, Latta Bore. A sleighing party at Nelson Homer's near Overton entertained the youths. Birds work for man from first summer and mountain teas cited. Laubach and Boyd advertise Rocky Mountain Tea as a health aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underhill
Methodist Church
H. B. Fortney
Cleveland
R. B. Jackson
Miss McEwen
Painesville
A. Hartsel
Polk
Fortneya
Capitela Musselman
Garver's
Lattasbore
Nelson Homer's
Overton
Physician neighbor and local changes in Lattasburg
A young physician has moved in with Dr Raudebaugh and will be eligible to practice in 21 years. Local speakers, farm institute plans, and infirmary superintendent duties are noted. Bowman on sick list. J W Troxel to speak at Wooster farmers institute. D J Miller recovering from a broken limb and back on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
Bob
Raudebaugh
Bowman
J W Troxel
Farmers’ Institute
Wooster
Supt McIntyre
John
Moore
Dughter
F Schoehart
Coungess
Allen Bowman
Helen
Ashland
D. J Miller
Varsity Triumphs Over Co D Crack Team 22 to 20
In a tightly fought contest the university team edged Co D 22 to 20 after a five minute overtime. McConnell and Kester scored from fouls with McConnell netting the deciding basket as time expired. The second half saw the college team erase a five point deficit and the soldier squad was hampered by Myers absence. The locals anticipate another win when Wooster and Kenyon visit Saturday at the same prim ory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D's
McConnell
Kester
Soldier
Myers
Black and Gold
Primory
Wooster
Kenyon
Liquid Cream Balm Garners Local Popularity at Ely’s
Catarini and Hay Fever claim Liquid Cream Balm gains favor in Ely localities. The product, brewed for atomizers, is praised by physicians and now prescribed by many. The 75 cent remedy includes a spraying tube and is available through druggists or H. Hollister Brothers, 56 Warren St New York. The National association of beauty seekers counters claims of incurable beauty ills with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tex. Laubach & Boyd promote the item at 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Manly Brothers
Warren St
New York
National Association of Beauty Seekers
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Creston Notes Recap of Local Church Services and Events
Creston notes report a series of Methodist church services led by Rev. F. W. Poole and Rev. Sears through the week. Prof. Knight mourns the death of his wife, Mrs. Knight. Local residents A. M. Sumers, Miss Mary Lea, Mrs. C. W. McWienen, and Mrs. N. M. Wells are mentioned with health and visits. Creston Farmers Institute set for Feb 5-6 in Town Hall. Sleighing parties remain popular amid cold nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Methodist Church
F. W. Poole
Doylestown
Sears
L. S. Knight
Hearst
N M Wella
Creston Farmers’ Institute
Public sale prep and small-town notes in Blachleyville
Roy Rickenbaugh starts preparing for a public sale due to taking a new Ashland position. George Faluce has several string instruments for his boys. Harvey Simcox of Wadaworth visits on business. John Sparr returns from Ashtabula county after his brother's wife’s death. Mr Kramer burned out last week will occupy the Kahl property. Harvey Priest dislocated ribs while loading hay. Joseph Bustwyre tests a shotgun and powders his face. Alfred Cabnite moves farming gear to a rented farm near East Union. Ella Allaman visits cousins in Canaan Mills. Houser, confined recently, can sit up briefly each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rickenbaugh
Ashland
George Faluce
Harvey Simcox
Wadaworth
John Sparr
Ashtabula County
Jacob Sparr
Mr Kramer
Will
Kahl
Harvey Priest
Joseph Bustwyre
Alfred Cabn
Near East Union
Ella Allaman
Canaan Mills
New church at Overton to be dedicated January 31
Overt on January 19 report notes a new church will be dedicated January 31. Mechanicsburg hosted a successful entertainment last Friday evening. Walter Mowery teaches a strong winter school term and shows promise for a bright future. John Howman and wife visited relatives near West Salem last week and reported all well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Walter Mowery
John Howman
West Salem
Smithville Literary Evening Highlights Science Talk
The second public school library fundraiser featured pupil performances and an address by Supt. E. B. Adair of Doylestown on practical science with gyroscope demonstrations and bubbling experiments. Community members Bricker and family traveled to Richmond for illness in the Bricker family.
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Real Beauty
It notes the claim that inner use of Rocky Mountain Tea enhances beauty. Mentions 45 cents for two items and a tableta, Lau bach & Boyd in Golden Corners. Also records a string of local social visits and gatherings with residents from Seville Overton Cedar Valley Mackanice burg Springville and Cres ton.
Mt Eaton News and Local Notices
Mt Eaton Jan 19 report notes village officials to hear cases next Thursday. Swankey matter clouded by new complications. Mrs Lucy Desvoignes Nichols is very ill with lung trouble, sister Emma Pharna of Cleveland with her. Mrs Harvey Sents poorly. Dr Ringling preached at Presbyterian church each evening last week. A child of John and Maria Bixler near Kidron died aged one year. George Beam died at his son in law Dayton Rhoed’s home near Appleerweek aged 72. Funeral at Presbyterian church Mt Eaton Tuesday 3 pm. Congress Township Teachers Institute set at West Salem Jan 22 with program including chorus, invocation, WelCome, duets, literature in schools, discipline in home and school, and America. All teachers urged to attend. Possible oil drilling by Mr Newkirk may reveal coal veins. a neighbor may not sleep.
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Smithville
EB. EB. Adair
Doylestown
R. C
Orrville
L. Henry
Ed Cohran
Weyer's Chapel
Samuel Lengenecker
J.¥. Buchanan
Aon Clarence
Benj. Zercher
Jefferson
H .B. Hunaberger
Lucile
Medina
Hunaberger
John Funk
Collins
JZ. Zaring
Warren Pontius
FL. Henry
Snow Bank
John Moomaw
Bey
Wooster University
Wagoner
Mt Eaton
Marshal
Lucy Nichols
Nese Desvoignes
Emma Pharna
Cleveland
Harvey Sents
Dr Ringling
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
John Bixler
Kidron
George Beam
Congress
Misa Wartenberger
Maude Switb
Charles Hampert
America
Dread Locomotor Ataxia Story of a Cure An Onondaga Tale
A Oneonta New York woman Miss Enos details a lifelong numbness and paralysis from locomotor ataxia. After failing with a standard doctor she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring mobility and ending debility. The account cites earlier cases and urges trust in the remedy.
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