Funeral for Caleb Greenawald Held in Bluffton
The funeral for Caleb Greenawald who died Saturday at Bluffton Ohio was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Frank Sweeney on South Buckeye Street. The deceased, a long time resident and local businessman, left a wife as survivor. The services occurred at his residence with local clergy in attendance.
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Caleb Greenawald
Bluffton, CO
Frank Sweeney
Buckeye Street
Smith
Area
Fran
Township
Blutton
Trains In Go? Freight Wreck Near New Galilee Pa
A freight wreck on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line near Little Beaver bridge two miles south of New Galilee Pennsylvania kills brakeman Stoffel and injures engineer J W Brown and fireman W H Long. Several cars demolished and rails torn up after a side-wipe collision. Wreck train responds at Canton yards and returns by the afternoon with Curley Young in charge.
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Tees
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Treight
Little Beaver Bridge
New Galilee
J. W. Brown
W. H. Long
Allegheny General Hospital
Stoffel
Canton
Curley Young
Lattasburg Zephyrs Noted Salf Notes and Personal Items
The Last of a Noted salf notes and personals column reports on public saless in Lattasburg. Albert Hohenshil leaves for a better post with Myers Manufacturing in Ashland after a prosperous farming and teaching career. Local figures visit, changes on farms north of town, and notes on a tax case involving Chester township schools ending in a $483.14 verdict for the plaintiff.
Wooster Letter List No 3 Indicates Post Office Remains
Post office listings for Wooster Ohio dated January 20 1902 show letters waiting for patrons including gentlemen H W Geiselman Hayden Kenner F B Lewis Levi P Morgan Sam Rhoads ladies Maude Fletcher Mrs C F Mower and fourth class John N Price. Postmaster T L Flattery signs the notice.
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Woostter
Wooster
H. W. Geiselman
Hay den Kenner
F. B. Lewis
Levi P. Morgan
Sam’ Rhoads
Maude Fletcher
C. F. Mower
John N. Price
T. L. Flattery
New Train Schedule Goes Into Effect Sunday
A new schedule effective Sunday November 24 lists Eastbound trains at 1:25 5 W10 art 8:15 am 7:38 am Sunday only 12:18 pm 3:30 pm 2 3 3 9 340 pm Sunday only 7:00 pm Westbound trains at 1:37 pm 5:47 pm 10:45 am stops at Wooster 2 10 2 10:56 am 6:36 pm 9:50 pm 10:26 pm Dartionsr puloceostion text notes ticket agent for details.
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Wooster Stone
Wooster
Eyda
Community Notes From Jefferson and West Salem
Local items report Wesley Warner and friends visiting near West Salem, Levi Becker and wife visiting Rowsburghes, and a well attended Prohibition event. The university quartet performed at Cave on fine selections, with Emma Becker’s touching ruling. Donations of 25 and 35 dollars from alumni, church and school events, and a Decision Day planned for next Sunday. Professor Dickason spoke on university interests, and W P Schott will lecture on William McKinley life next Saturday. Blacksmith Luther Loveland expands business after buying out Rittenhouse. Rev J B Deeds to preach at M E pulpit January 26 at 2 30 PM.
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Pla
Wesley Warner
Wits
West Salem
Levi Becker
Rowsburghes
Alliante
Cave
Emma Becker
Dickason
Gerbrick
Spangler
Caspal
Tae Wsson
W. W. Mellinger
R. S. Major
Pittsburg
Rush Reese
Canaay
FOX HUNT ATTRACTS MASSIA?VILLE AREA FOLK EXPECT HUGE TURNOUT
The Maysville Ohio community buzzes over the fox hunt scene with reports of local residents visiting neighbors and preparations underway. Bets on the big silver tail reynard fill chatter as charters like Old Crowdy win prizes and a branch store opens near Bear Hollow. More than a thousand are expected if next Saturday matches last weekend's fair weather.
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Maysville
Keister
Smithville
John Orr
Sarsee
Charles Diehl
Moscow
Jake Davidson
Cam Barr
Canton
John Plory
Applecreek
Malcuit
Chas. Brown
Swift Fertilizer Co
Chicago
A. A. Beal
Everett Feder
No. 1
Johhson
S. Chas
Metterel
Diehl
Pheladies
al. Crummel
Harvey Rudy
Mr. Hope
Howard Crosby
Louis Malcuit
Creek Weat Markets
Charles Stauffer
Bear Hollow
Pennsylvania line extension plan reaches West Lebanon
The Pennsylvania railroad aims to complete the eastern end of H P Camp’s road from Wooster to Applecreek and West Lebanon to Minerva. Directors reportedly ordered finishing work for traffic, with spring start anticipated to open coal outlets and improve market access.
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Ashland and
Wooster Road
Pennsylvania Lines
H P. Camp
West Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Tar Republican
Board of Directors
Wooster
Applecreek
Minerva
Encouraging Letter From LA Son Reports Improvement
A letter to B. G. Rhoads and his wife arrived Sunday from their son Barton in Los Angeles California. The message said Barton was hurt about ten days ago but was improving fast and getting along very nicely.
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B. G. Rhoads
Barton
Los Angeles
Cal
Invention Prevents Train Collisions by Signal Device
Lima inventor Dr. A Miese asserts a perfected patent electric signal device that warns engineers of trains ahead from the rear within a distance and signals opening switches in time to halt the train. A test is reported showing practicability of the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miese
Lima
Plan Adopted by Pennsylvania and B Agreement
A plan has been adopted by the Pennsylvania and B entities, signaling a formal policy shift. Details specify cooperation steps, timelines, and expected outcomes relevant to regional operations and governance. Further official statements are anticipated as the plan progresses through implementation stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Deferral After Defalcation Charge Filed
Special to Republican Indiana news from Indianapolis on January 21 reports Nellie Meredith an employee at the nations office filed charges against President Mitchell Secretary Wilson and the UMW executive board. The charges prompted postponement of officer selection while a hearing on alleged defalcation by the former secretary is awaited.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Wilson
The
United Mine Workers
Nellie Meredith
the Nations Office
Ohio Board dismisses charges against Prof Webster
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Board of Control met in Columbus and voted that Director C E Thorne's charges against Prof F M Webster are not sustained and should be dismissed. The session occurred Tuesday morning with the action announced in this Republican report.
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Board of Control of Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbus, O
Board of Control
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
C. E. Thorne
F. M. Webster
Burbank Whispers News Roundup From Town Jan 20
Burbank reports include Orlo Crush at home with his father, Mrs Will Thomps with lung trouble near death, protracted meetings at the U B church, Maud Yodo visiting, Allen Rider sick, Geo Smith trip to Medina, Grandma Shaffer in poor health, Miss McCabe teaching despite La Grippe, Alfred Whitmore returning from Montana, Lemuel Norton visiting from Sedalia, David Norton improving, Mrs Madison visiting West Salem, Silas White exits warehouse stake leaving Burbank Elevator Co with H E Fouch.
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Burbank
Orlo Crush
Wooster
Will Thomps
U. B
E. Hartman
Presentss Maud Yodo
Conus
Canaan
Allen Rider
Geo. Smith
Medina
Grandma Shaffer
Miss McCabe
la Grippy
Alfred Whitmore
Hiram Whitmore
Montana
Lemuel Norton
Sedalia
James Norvwn
David Norton
Madison
West Salem
Ed. McConnell
Silas White
H. E. Fouch
The
Burbank Elevator Co
Creston Musical Event and Local Updates
Creston Jan. 20 A musical concert and readings by home talent under the M E Foreign Missionary Society will be at the M E church Friday Jan. 24. The program includes B L Wells and wife of Medina. Also local notices report sale and leasing of Creston Pickling and Preserving Co. assets, new business ventures by Fostoria buyers, property purchases, and several residents' travels and illnesses. Ex-Sheriff L Wells visits, Rev D L Aultman to lecture on Good Literature Jan 28, and various town news. The issue closes with an ad for One Minute Cough Cure and a brief tobacco products note.
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Republican
Creston
M. E. Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
B. L. Wells
Medina
Fostoria
John Haffey
Stanford
C. E.coulter
Urichavilly
Will Lane
Boor-Baum
Kissinger Bros
Maggie Keeler
Mattie Moore
West Salem
Lee Seigler
Lawrence Pontius
Georgia
Florida
D. L. Aultman
Cincinnati
Methodist Book Concern
L. Wells
Medina County
Orrin Peppard
Craig
Toledo
Denmark
Pension Department
Neal E. Mac
Correspondence from Canaan O to the Republican party
I D Snell returns home in Wellington on Monday. A valuable horse owned by Thomas Fetzer dies early in the week. A new organ is bought for the school through local director efforts. Box social announced for Saturday at the home of B Piles. Wayne hometown folks visit Will Collins. Rev Asbury Reeder from Cleveland visits Canaan and assists in revival services. Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting at Miss Nellie Lichty's home yields a large attendance and unanimous vote to furnish dinner at Geo Mathes sale. E Frary visits Jeromeville. Jessie Mathes leads Sunday School class of about a dozen youths photographed at the church. Funeral of Mr Somers of West Canaan held by Rev Gay with many friends present. Canan townshin teachers institute set for Saturday at 1 o'clock with program items listed. Subscription notice for Tar Rerusceran.
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Ladtabb
Albert
Acionts
Myers Manufacturing Company
Ashland
Messrs
Lodi
Myers
David Hohenshil
Toledo
Henry Paece
Aultman, Taylor Company
Mansfield
Annie Groff
Wooster
Martha Ebert
Bray Swinchart
Farmers’ Institute Society
Wilson
New Jersey
Peter Wilson
Jacob Fineman
Gosuga County
Prof
Furry
Ashland College
Charch
Fred Baird
Wellington
Winkler Post
Troxel
Farmers' Institute
Spencer
Dobie
D.S. Myers
Lehman
Indianapolis
William Bronson
Frank Lehr
Smithville
Christian
Chester Township
American School Supply Co
Dof
Chicago
Canaan
I. D. Snell
Thomas Fetzer
B. Piles
C Allins
Wayne Bowvnahitns
Will Collins
Jeromeville
Jessie Mathes
Somers
West Cabhaan
Gay
Canagn-townshin—teachers-x Institute
David Jacot
G. C. Wiles
D. E. Bowers
Ray McConnell
Leroy Smith
Maud Whitmore
H. B Eisner
W. Cockersl
Prof. Zaring
Anna Tuttle
Maud Yoder
Schaeffer
G. W. Jacot
L'Ownshi
Local notes from Alpha and nearby towns scattered hints of life
Jan 20 reports from H s McMannis in Cleveland and visitors from Cincinnati. Local lectures, debates, and a temperance topic loom at Jefferson schoolhouse and No. 7. Wedding rumors, school upkeep, and farm activity fill the week with sightings of travelers, birthdays, and a fox hunt drawing a large crowd on the Grosjean farm.
Wayne Co to Get Two Free Scholarships at Carnegie College
Wayne county residents may obtain two free scholarships at The Carnegie College of Rogers Ohio. One scholarship covers tuition for a college course on campus while the other funds a correspondence course. Normal, Academic and Business programs are offered. Special instruction provided by instructors to assist earning part of the cost.
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Wayne Co
Carnegie College
Rogers
Ohio
Wayne County
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State Mills
Barberton
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Overton
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Perry McConnell
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Trwo Reads
Minnesota
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Wooster University
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Killbock College
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Weileisville
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Lev Conrad
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Hensel
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