Probate Court notices and estates under Judge Adair
Matters heard and pending before Judge R L Adair include final statements, distributive accounts, and inventories across estates. Executors and guardians such as Joly, Forrer, Lower Bondon, Taylor, Eicher, Sparr, Miller, and others filed accounts and inventories with hearings set for August 4 and July 7. Local hospitals reported patient counts and transfers while principal real estate transactions and sales were approved or ordered, including a $3000 sale to Daniel Yost.
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Harry Lindsey
Roth
Fay Lindsey
Joly
Henry K Forrer
Henry K. Forrer
Hearioy Joly
Wayne Hart
Jacob Lower Bondon
Samuel Keck
Mary L. Kauffman
Sarah N. Taylor
John M Tarslor
D. K. Eberly Guaardian
Cbhlon
Edna Clapper
Bprwip
Suttle
Daniel Yost
Massillon State Hospital
Qalligalls Hospital
Toledo Hospital
Henry Stahl
Plain Township
John Sparr
Jacob Houser
L. J. Miller
Joseph Miller
Eicher
Sarah Eicher
Wm. Armstrong
Aldesia Johnson
George Thompson
Charles B Thompson
John W. Miller
Greene Township
Elmer E
Jesse Miller
Fr. H Sicher
Barah Eicher
E E Otis
Mary Rowney
Elizabeth Taylor
Adipiniatratris
Margaret Powers
Mary Clouse
Congres Township
Company plans gas supply boost amid plant upgrades
Barbersport parsers report a gas company moving to expand natural gas delivery. With contracts in place and new wells online, daily output aims to rise from 30 million to about 40 million feet. Projected completion targets mid month bring fuller capacity to the Wooster area and adjacent regions.
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Maine
Deafness Cure Via Constitutional Remedies
Claim that deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can only be cured constitutionally. It asserts catarrh as the common cause, promises a “Gatatrhc Cure” and offers circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with advertisements for a constipation remedy.
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F. J. Oheney & Co
Toledo
People and Places in Wooster Jumble of June Notes
Wednesday June 24 notes: Mrs Gadiner becomes Clark wiltinery owner and moves to city. Hayesville local option case favors wets. bloomberg store window decorated for independence day. Will W Yoder and wife in city. Yoder seeks new Millersburg location. eastbound train breakdown at Big Prairie. Wooster wedding of Mesa Cummings to Raphael Westphall of Columbus. local health and travel updates. caution about firecrackers on North Market Street. multiple visits and outings across Wooster area. church events and picnics at Chippewa Lake. railroad work and upcoming circuses. various social visits and appointments. July 1 Sparks circus in Shreve. numerous minor community notices.
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Bloomberg
Atore Beacen
W. Yoder
Yoder
Millersberg
Big Prairie
Woster
Hart
Wayne Hart
Marion
Mesa Winifred Cummings
Wooster
Raph Weatphall
Columbus
Odell's Lake
North Market Street
Stresta
N. J Platter
Gertrude Gingrich
California
Portland Exposition
Chicago
R M Donaldson
Bozeman
Mon
Lodi
Charles Collier
Cleveland
John WW. Zimmerman
Doyles
Zimmerman
George
Cedar Valley
Leiner
Mongey House
John E. Lillie
Lillie
Loudonville
Express
Londonville
John H. Sparks
Orrville
Piof J . W Fonoke
Misa Alphy Barrett
Wisconsin
Dominico Zarlengo
Luca Street
J. S. McCoy
Mt. Clemens
Wich Gready
Mra Wo
Terry
Saren
Kate Wedling
East Heady Street
E. T. Tapa
Tracy Leyda
Alliance
State Board of School Examiners
Wayne County
Walter C. Campbell
W. W. McIntrye
A. H. &Tiing
W. H. Quinnett
Upper Sandusky
Sun Brothers Show
Canders
Saybolt Hill
Effie A Loucks
Watt's Plats
J. Frank Rutt
Rutt
Tere
Asahe A. Bresee
Lexington
J. B. Minster
Bresee
St James Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Pittebury
Savings and frugality urged for daily life
The article argues the average man saves at most ten percent of earnings and must spend nine dollars on living for every dollar saved. It suggests careful spending and small seed investments now can prevent larger costs later. It notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy costing only a few cents, potentially saving a neighbor's bill, and mentions reduced excursion rates to Canton via Pennsylvania Lines for summer races.
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Sey Chamberlain
Cacwr
Canton
Pennsylvania
Palestine
Ors
Cholera Infantum Cure Attributed To Chamberlins Colic
Ruth Dewey of Agneville Virginia was felled by cholera infantum last summer. Her father recalls doctors giving up hope until Chamberlins Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. In five hours signs improved and after half a bottle she recovered. The ad touts other tonics like Bardock Blood Bitters from local druggists.
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Chamberlin
Collee
Ruth
E. N. Dewey
Agnéveille
Chamberlain
Hayesville Local Option Decision Declares Prohibition Victory
Judge Cloyd Mansfield in Acleland County rules Hayesville local option case for prohibition by an 8 vote margin after 25 of March polls counted 56 for sale of intoxicating liquor and 64 against. Disputed ballots marked Cry and Yes were challenged. election board found no jurisdiction. Probate court overruled motion to dismiss and heard merits on whether the ballots should be counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Mansfield
Acleland County
Hayesville
Election Board
Board of Elections
Probate Court
Wallore
Wooster Baptists Close Sixty Sixth Anniversary Session
Wooster people spoke at closing sessions of the Wooster Baptist association as it ended its sixty six year meeting in Canton First Baptist church. Rev J C Rose addressed the B Y P U rally on the Baptist Chautauqua at Hiawatha Park near Mt Vernon. Rev J M Lockhart spoke on the essential activities of a Young People's Union. Martha Webster reported on B P U work and Rev A M Eley opened with prayer. Committees presented reports and Rev C B Allen Jr led consecration services.
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The
Wooster Baptist Association
First Baptist
Canton
J. C. Rose
Hiawatha Park
Mt. Vernon
Young People’s Union
J. M. —Lockhhart
Wooster
Mies Martha Webster
A. M. Eley
New Philadelphia
C. B. Allen, Jr
Panama Canal Chief Wallace Resigns Amid Subway Plan Power Play
Washington dispatches report officials are angry over John Wallace resigning as Panama Canal head. They accuse him of seeking the New York Subway presidency with an $80,000 yearly offer. New York sources say Wallace’s friends discuss the move, while Wallace says he won’t talk until the resignation is finalized.
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Washington
John ¥. Wallace
Panama Canal
Wallace
New New York Subway Company
Belmont Subway
New York
Seventeenth District Democrats Honor at Columbus Convention
The Seventeenth district Democrats were honored at the Democratic state convention in Columbus. Harry Hamilton of Orrville was named to credentials, Cr Catton of Coshocton to rules and order, J A McDowell of Millersburg to permanent organization, and W T Albertson of New Philadelphia became vice president. The plum assignments moved to the Avantesnth district.
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Columbus
Harry Hamilton
Orrville
Cr. Catton
Coshocton
J. A. McDowell
Millersburg
W. T. Albertson
New Philadelia
One Bid Chosen for Fox Lake Ditch Contract
Stark and Wayne counties awarded the Fox Lake ditch contract to John P. Jones for 6848.85 dollars, covering 46640 cubic yards of dredging. The joint session in Canton decided the project will drain land in Lawrence Stark and Baughman townships with Wayne County paying about seven eighths of the expense.
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Stark
Wayne Counties
Canton
Fox Lake
John P. Jones
Commissionera
Stark County
Court House
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Youngstown
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Binghamton, N. Y
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Oss W Fyne
Harding & Co
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McClarran's
Tron Block
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Public Square
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Aacclarran
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Charles C. Jones
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R.C. Taylor
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Hiran K. Swartz
U.S Patent Office
Washington, DC
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Pweee
North Market
Sun County
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Beall
Bowman
Eat
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Ha, Hart
EYE and Ear
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Sea Floor
Beal
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Ronomas
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Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
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Patterson
Alo
A S H. Etling
E. BE
Adair
Doylestown
Knight
Jacob Eischer
Frige
Fredrick’s
Jayne
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