Wooster Markets Produce and Grain Prices July 2
The Wooster market list shows prices for produce including butter per pound, eggs per dozen, cheese per pound, potatoes, and chickens. It also includes corrected grain and stock prices as of June 30 with inputs for wheat corn oats barley flax seed hay and wool, plus regional price quotes for cattle sheep and hogs across Chicago Pittsburgh and Ohio markets.
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Hood
W.D. Tyner
Leeds
Chicago
Texas
Pitsburg
Venus
Members All Gone Salem Reformed Church Trustees Suit
John Lehman Jacob Lehman and Jacob Hines as trustees of Salem Reformed Church West Salem sue the church and the Reformed Church in the United States in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas alleging extinction of the congregation and requesting sale of church property with proceeds to be given to the Reformed Church in the United States or as the court directs Judge Frank Taggart and Eugene Calin attorney for the petitioners.
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John Lehman
Jacob Lehman
Jacob Hines
Salem Reformed Church
West Salem
Reformed Church
United States
Wayne County
Reformed Church of the United States
As Court
Frank Taggart
Eugene Calin
Struck It Rich After Stock Exchange Between Men
W A Mougey, owner of thousands of shares in a mining company, swapped a large block with a friend who held Statem Mine shares in Oregon. A telegram claimed Diadem stock would rise to 21 dollars a share, implying a potential value of 42 000 dollars from the small original investment.
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W. A. Mouger
Btatem Company
Oregon
Mougey
Rocky Mountain Tea Restores Youthful Glow
An old classified style note advertises Rocky Mountain Tea by Laubach & Boyd claiming to renew golden days of youth with a steady glow. Priced at 35 cents.
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Laubach _& Boyd
Pennsylvania Fast Mail Aims For Faster Passenger Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad has introduced a 10 hour mail train between New York and St Louis as a trial to speed passenger service. The new train runs in the same time as the Pennsylvania special known as the Red Rambler, which runs to St Louis, and is pulled by top class engines built at Altoona. The crew includes veteran engineers and conductors from the Altoona shops.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Seaver
St. Louis
Obituary notices from East Union and nearby towns
Reet months and 19 days a well known East Union farmer died Monday morning after a brief heart illness. Funeral Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Becker of Marshallville found dead Sunday afternoon at her home with a broken leg. She was 77 and the widow of Charles Becker. Joshua Fehrenbach, about 49, a longtime Orrville resident and former railway agent, died Tuesday morning after a stomach illness. Survived by his wife. Funeral at 2:30 Thursday conducted by Knights Templar in Orrville.
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East Union Township
Elizabeth Becker
Marshallville
Ian Beckar
Joshua Fehrenbach
Orrville
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Fehrenbach
Wooster
Ministerial Association Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Ministerial association at a meeting Monday morning elected officers for the ensuing year. President John H B Deeds, Vice President H W Lowry, Treasurer and Secretary W A Littel. Program Committee Reis Neikirk Hickoff Krafft.
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Minister al Association
John HB. Deeds
H. W. Lowry
W. A Littel
Reis Neikirk
Hickoff and
Krafft
Corn and Wheat Prices Rise on Bull Market Signals
The report notes corn at 78 cents amid a bull movement fueled by poor reports from corn growing districts. Wheat also edged up about two cents as traders reacted to negative crop news and demand, with gains tied to overall grain strength observed in markets this Tuesday.
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Lieago
Pocock Delays Glass Works Switch Pending Corrected Plans
H F Pocock of the new glass works visited Wooster Monday and said work on the B and O switch was paused due to a plan error by the Pennsylvania company. He noted the change is corrected and new plans are drawn, expecting actual switch work to begin this week. Pocock reiterated the company will not proceed until the switch is secured. Lumber contracted from Curry Lumber is ready for delivery to the factory site. A water works board member said they will act once the council approves bond issuance.
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H. F. Pocock
New Glass Works
Wooster
Glass Works
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pocock
Pocock
Curry Lumber Company
Factry
Water Works Board
How to Celebrate Wooster Fourth of July Fireworks
Fireworks merchants in Wooster expect record sales for the holiday with a wide range of novelties for youngsters. The night show features a display of hundreds of pieces and new items like toy pistols and novelty fountains. Popular items include the yipper firecracker and various harmless, decorative devices amid warnings that careless handling can cause injuries.
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Wooster
Free America
America
Talked of Ole Wooster at Pittsburg Alumni Banquet
The Pittsburg Alumni association of Wooster university held a banquet at the Hotel Henry Monday night honoring President Holden and Prof. W. A. Wilson. Dr. W. R. Crabbe of Shadyside academy acted as toastmaster with toasts on Early Days at Wooster Athletics at Wooster Wooster Girl and The New and Greater Wooster.
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Pittsburg Alumni Association
Wooster University
Hotel Henry
Long Ray
L. ¥. Holden
W. A. Wilson
W. R. Crabbe
Shadyside Academy
Wooster
E. P. Douglass
McKeesport
McCleland
Mt. Washington Presbyterian Church
Kinley McMillan
McKeesport Presbyterian Church
S. B. Linbart
Blakesville College For Women
Greater
Holden
Coach St John to Lead Wester University Teams
The Dispatch reports that Coach St John will head Wester University athletics next year. He accepts football and baseball coaching roles with tuition and a 3500 salary annually. He has not finished college but plans to complete it, having taught to fund schooling. He expresses strong attachment to Fostoria and its people and says the opportunity is splendid though hard to leave.
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Fostoria
Saya
St. John
Oppur
St John
Soldiers and Sailors to Meet in Wooster for Reunion
Members of Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Association and veterans of Civil Mexican and Spanish American wars are urged to attend the sixth annual reunion planning session at G hall in Wooster on Saturday July 12 at 2 PM. Full attendance desired as important business will be transacted. By order of D. C. Curry President. Attest J P Van Nest Secretary.
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Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors’ Association
G. Hall, Wooster
D. C. Curry
J. P. van Nest
Sec
New Train Schedule Details for Wear-No Services
A fragmented timetable lists train numbers and stops including Wear-No 43 and 41 at Wooster with 10 45 a m and 6 36 p m services. East bound No 232 410 mm starts from Wooster with 7 38 a m Sunday service and daily No 52 operates except Leiner.
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Wooster
U. Viendo -East
Leiner
Monster gas flame lights Wooster sky at Bell land well
Wooster residents watched a natural gas well burn skyward Friday, flames reaching thirty to fifty feet high and roaring loudly. H B Odenkirk boosted pressure to two thirds around 7:30 PM, producing a towering column visible across Wayne county. E D McIntyre, infirmary superintendent and company member, later released pressure for reporters, noting the flame remained high and fumes strong, with potential lighting value if production expands.
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Wooster
Bell Land
Wayne County
Odenkirk
Killbuck
E. D. McIntyre
Republican
Forth
Smithville Notes and Local Happenings June Entries
Smithville correspondence lists ties to family visits and church events. Residents including Wim Miller of Cleveland, Miss Anna West, and Prof Hurst appear along with school staff H F Longnecker and Abbie Yoder. The fourth annual Point Breeze Normal Chautauqua is announced with speakers and dates Aug 9 to 24 at nearby park.
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Smithville
Wim Miller
Cleveland
Kate M'e1
Westeens
Arbra Pittinger
Orrville
Esq Hattenberg
Anna
Vis. West
F H Zimmerman
Alvin Kingsod
Clem Blough
Barberton
Sarathensberg
David Fecht
Pecht
James Gilmore
George Brandt
Wheeling
Masasilloo
David Wehmer
Wheel- Thy
Canton
Dispatchers
Pittsburg
Hufsberger
Lucile
Medina
John Funk
Bernice Willaman
Hurst
Wilmot
Marshallville
Andrew Peterson
Danville
Holm Baker
Hero
Albert Lichtenberger
Columbus
C. M. Kryder
Ira
Frank Meese
Earnest Kryder
Akron
Wm Homer
New Hodford
Simon Young
Henry Young
Aaron Smith
Greentown
Michael Daily
Roe Gaskey
Orrville Corps of Teachers
Isse Eberly
Sharon
Wadsworth
Lakeside Casino
John Eberly
Charles D McKee
Mr. Eberly
Eberly
Res
W . Scholl
Ohio_resorta
Lattasburg Notes and Local Happenings
Lattasburg Notes from The Republican dated June 30 report new rural free delivery loop routes passing through town. Village residents include Quail and wife of Cleveland as mail route promoters, ex-sheriff Garver peddling mail boxes, and Mrs. Swinebart returning from Missouri and Kansas. Items note visits of Jennie Myers and Mrs. Mary McMastern, a lawn fete planned at F. D. Bixler’s New Pittsburg residence, John Muir’s improved buildings, and Chas Myers and friends considering a tea hills picnic. weather canceled plans.
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Lattasburg
Tr. Quail
Wife
Aliie Thorley
Cleveland
S. W. Thorley
Garver la
Father Jacobs
Bess
Jennie Myers
Ashtabula
Michigan
Mary McMastern
Pindlay
J. B. Funk
Chas Myers
Review of Reviews
Local News and Obituaries From Maysville Chatter
In Maysville area notes, Daniel Rieder visits family then returns to Orrville. Ina Cunningham leaves for Valparaiso after a brief stay. Miss Mitchel and Miss Leupold stay with Mr Imbhoff. Mail carrier Jude Sam retires. Popcorn Fisher trains Durbin Davidson’s pup. Lightning splits trees causing fright. Mary Ruth Derr, 11, dies at home near here after illness. leaves husband two sons and three daughters. Funeral at home on the Io Ith with many attendees. Interment at Anulecreedr.
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Repdilican
Maysville
Daniel Rieder
Davidson
Orrville
Ina Cunningham
Valparaiso
Mitchel
Leupold
Imbhoff
Jude Sam
Fisher
Durbin Davidson
Mary Ruth Derr
Yin
Local notices from D Nice's Nockwear and town events
The town reports sales of cheap Nockwear at D Nice's starting ten cents. Childrens day exercises at U B church were well attended under J M Hart. Sterling beat Seville 19 to 0 in a Saturday ball game. Mr Bechter, a Switzerland born resident northeast of town, died Friday aged 4 years 5 months 22 days. funeral at Knepp's church. Zeigler, son of Mss Zeigler, died aged 14. services at St Ann Catholic, burial at Blue Mound, Ill, with his father buried years ago.
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U 8
J M Hart
Sterling
Seville
Bechter
Town
Switzerland
Knepp
Ra Zeigler
Mss. Zeigler
Goftinet
St. Annsa’s Cathotic Church
Blue Mound
Loss of Appetite Signals System Decline
Loss of appetite is common as the body weakens. One dish after another is set aside, indicating the system is running down. The text touts Hodd's Sarsaporilia as the best remedy among allronics.
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Hodd
Science Point School Closes After Annual Picnic
The Science Point School in Sub-district No. 2 closed on June 27 after the term with a program and picnic. Daily attendance averaged a high rate. several pupils attended every day including Jennie Sterrett Artie Surrey Vida Rumbaugh Merna Rumbaugh and Russell Rumbaugh. Ellen Fetzer thanks the pupils for gifts of a water set and comb and brush tray. Dr C By Mower notes further remarks.
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Sccience Point
Jennie Sterrett
Artie Surrey
Vida Rumbaugh
Merna Rumbaugh
Russell Rumbaugh
Ellen Fetzer
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People ad
A mass market testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with an offer of a free booklet What to Eat for How to Eat and claims Mrs Edith Benedict of Groton Massachusetts was cured of chronic stomach trouble. The ad urges readers to request the booklet and to obtain pills from druggists or by mail from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schansctady
N. Yocwilk
Edith Benedict
Groton
Mass
Ehad
Tois
Dr. Willams
William
Mra. Benedict
Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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William Annat
Postoffice
Shoe String Sale
Wooster Markets
York
Moge
Ohio
Reed
Ces Bao
Henied Garis Ere
W. A. Mougey
Lucky ‘Stock Exchange
Dee Pie Pons
F ‘S A
Wcclure
Ministerial Association
Ole Wooster
D. Nice
Newsy Smithville
Rees Wis Nerni
Woorter
Reprauican
S. Ki
Gourthous
Mower
Overtin Business College
Obertin
Pricaes Ts- Ss
P. Hartzler
Yayneco.s
Peopsylvania
raPoys Ee Hee
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