Markets by Telegraph Charles Curry Broker Wooster
Market summary from Wooster stock exchange with grain and livestock quotes. Wheat July 7734, September 7614. Corn July 60, September 5054. Oats July 89, September 34. Barley, flax seed, hay prices listed. cattle, hogs, and sheep trade ranges shown. figures reflect daily bids and receipts.
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Charles Curry
Wooster Stock Exchange
Parks Jaly
Lardedaly
W. D. Tyler
Weather forecast for July storms and temperature shifts
Foster's July outlook predicts continental disturbances from June into early July with multiple warm and cool waves across regions. Disturbances cross the Pacific, Rockies, and central valleys, bringing heat in the south and east and cooling in the west. Rains taper to showers. author claims prior accuracy and pitches a health tonic ad at the end.
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Foster
Gast -Bulletin
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockida
Conti
Ice cream supper and piano recital at Applecreek
Applecreek June 29 report on Epworth League ice cream supper largely attended with guests from Akron Holmesville and Mt Eaton. Recital at the Rife home featured Miss Rife and pupils performing a varied program. crowd praised the orderly event and Miss Rife’s piano solos.
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Applecreek
Epworth League
Jennie, Neiser
Kittie Hill
Ella Little
Akron
Robert Neiser
Mary Centrns
Cleveland
A D. Eyman
Holmesville
Gordon Beam
Bert Wyre
Toledo
Charley Hoover
George Hoover
Teiche
Maysville
Reinhardt
Wats Gell
Frank Stauffer
Mt. Eaton Worth Hailey
John Casner
Bird
Casner
Loudonville
Wile
Clara Nussbaum
Anna
Lucretia Bott
Tuscarawas Classis
the Reformed Church
Canton
Kleivitcher
Cora
Mt. Hope
Mark Garn
New Pittsburg
Eva Wyre
Barberton
Lilley
Stauffer
Bory
Clouse
Willis Orr
William Orr
Alda
Mabel
Parker Carson
Ira T. Eshelmay
Sterling
Rev. McKinley
Steubenville
Presbyterian Church
Mra
John Rife
Sue
Miss Rife
Valla
Freddie Laurers
Elva Beam
Rosa Montandon
Garnet Taskers
Blanche Whittakers
Anna Roickenbach
LeCarilion
Mae Stauffer
Sue Rife
Marceau de Salon
Nora Reinhardt
Anna Reichenbach
Neuer Fruhling
Rifu
John Moore
Manus Ré ¥ Cehenbach
Peter Keehler
Lee Franks
Peter Walters
Daniel Beam
Adrian Tucker
John Keslar
Pet Franks
Joseph Bonewitz
Perry Badger
Mande Munson
Bird Casner
Mande Hess
Nora
Ada Reinhardt
Gray Smith
Retta Lechot
Artie Killey
Margaret
Lena Matrer
Edith Maurer
Estella Klien
Verna Hachette
Nellie Henning
Alma Badger
Jennie Langell
Ish Moore
Nannie Sharp
Della
Jennie
Julia Bonewitz
Dora Waters
Hazel Keslar
Charity Biddle
Edith Franks
Ivy
Leta—Keehler
Rozsa Montanden
Pansy Lowthers
William Sturgis
Alvah Eyman
A Amief
Robert Ken
Harve Hackett
Congress Township hears no mayor as elected official declines
Congress township drifts without an official head after I Ebert refused the mayoralty post following spring elections. Prosecuting Attorney Weygand prompted the council to act, and F B. ship of state sails on. Local society reports small gains from ice cream sales and plans for the Fourth of July celebration. Several local social updates note weddings, visits, and minor injuries, including Mrs. Gardner’s serious fall and a Chester township marriage of Edward Ebert and Myrtle Garver.
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Congress
Ebert
Weygand
P. J. Brown
Sarah Griffith
Matilda Autram
Uniontown
Wim. Ellsworth
Shreve
Geo. Wertenberger
Irene Weiler
Glenn McQuay
Corry
Ida Sigrist
J. Warner
Jacob 5. Warner
Ottawa
Charles Dych
Willoughby
Congress Township
Grove
Cora
Barberton
Wm. Stineburg
North
Bacon Streets
W. Campbell
Congress Village
Geo. D. Barnard
Geo. Fresh
James Skeese
Elizabeth Gardner
Congress Schoola
Eand Refineran
al Allse
Dedication of New U B Church at Lake Fork
The Lake Fork U B church was dedicated last Sunday by Dr W W Funk of Dayton. Built for 6000 dollars, it is brick veneered with three rooms including a Sunday school area and council room. Debt clearance day aimed for 500 dollars. 615.14 was raised. Sunday school officers were elected led by Treasurer I J Austin and Superintendent Kil K Springer. Activities include a festival at Lake Fork July 11 and various visits from Akron, Columbus, and Paonia residents.
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Lake Fork
U. B
W W. R. Funk
Dayton
I. J. Austin
Myrtle Alexander
Dharister
J. Austin
A. A. Mann
Kil K. Springer
Robert Metzler
Akron
M. EB
Seward Seibert
Columbus
M. E. Seibert
Philip Stouffer
Pavonia
W. O. Stonffer
Stonffer
Wooster News Briefs From St Marys Area
June 380. residents Stout and Albert Hensch of St Marys attend Woostertown university and spent weekend with farmer relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Witherow visited Wooster Sunday. Alex Campbell, recently ill, shows improvement. Cornfields improve after sunny spell. FE Stont of St Marys returns home after a few days with brothers. Children’s exercise at Lutheran church near Madisonburg next Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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Stout
Albert Hensch
St. Marys
Woostreeuuniverd
Wm. Witherow
Wooster
Alex. Campbell
FE. Stont
Mary's
Bie
Madisonburg
Smithville
Peter
Wm. Hutchinson
Roly Yensten
Columbus
S. Z. Griner
Lichtenwalter
Elma Kaufman
Massillon
Simon Miller
James Sheller
New Castle
John
Carrie Bloxam
Jane Rahm
David Derr
Daisy Derr
Wm. F. Harn
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Territory
J. W. Bricker
Stahl
D. Gardner
Orrville
Hoffman
Roller
Rev. Russell
J W. Bricker
Marshiallsville
Chauncey A. King
University
Henry
Dewey
Cleveland
Donald
Adams
Anna Blattenberg
Lima
Blattenberg
Lutz
Gideon Musser
Congress
J. H. L. Blattenberg
Mabel Poole
van Buren
J. J. Lutz
Minnie Brown
Delaware
Portland
Maine
Myrtle Beelman
Ora M. Shields
Orrville Methodist Missionary Society
West
Lineman Weaver
Georgetown
David Sanders
Dalton
John Howard Hoover
Great ‘Falls
Mont
Claudia “Hoover
Academy
at _at
West End
D. E. Derr
Hartzler
C. P. Blough
D. D. Hartzler
Methodist Church
Gettelman & Weaver
Noah Steele
Carrie Raser
Wadsworth
Jessie Yoder
Oberlin
T A. Beelman
Claude Beelman
Brookfield
Lake Shore
C. N. Yoder
C. Webner
L. F Plank
D. D. Aartzler
Claritbel Derr
Alvin Derr
Akron
Wipter
Barberton
Hannah Brenneman
Myron C. Lichtenwalter
Pleasant Hill
B. Gerig
James Murray
Christian Brenneman
Rachel Switzer
Jacob Switzer
Beech Grove
Reva J. Murray
F. Weimer
Hartzler Brothers
L. M. West
Wm. Miller
Mr. Miller
Deaths and community news from Smithville June issue
Smithville notes record a series of deaths and local happenings. Obituaries for Mrs. Brenneman and Mrs. Switzer mark the month, with funeral details. community figures, visitors, school terms, and church society activities populate the local scene. The July rural free delivery begins July 1 with 127 families on the route.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promises Piles Cure
An advertisement touts De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for bleeding and protruding piles. It claims long trial by many specialists failed until use of the salve, with two local readers saying their condition remained gone for eighteen months. The endorsement mentions BTA. Tinedale Summerton SC and asserts effectiveness for blind, bleeding, and painful cases.
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de Witt
DeWitt
Summerton
S.C
Night Burglary Alarmed Maysville Carpenters
A hail and wind storm damaged the area while Eugene Wyler’s carpenters faced burglars who tried to enter a remodeling house. Two shots rang out as the prowlers fled. no money was taken and doors were barricaded afterward. John Orrviller recounted the incident with caution.
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Maysville
Lucy Culbertson
Pearl
Akron
Louis Malcuus
Squires
Plains
Geo. Hamm
Millersburg
Jake Mast
Berlin
Holmes County
Julius
Wm. Bapps
Creme Ieee
Indiana
Tacir
Eugene Wyler
John Orrviller
Sallenburger
Orrviller
Carpenter
John
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