Festival Plans Rumored in Dattsburg Town Hall
Dattsburg notes festival plans by the K O T S M for the near future. Father Jacobs is seriously ill with heart trouble. J B Nolin brought Wooster visitors to dine at Hotel Painter. Henry Heckman of McZena is in town for his father in law Father Baker’s illness.
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Ae “Dattasburg
Father Jacobs
JB. Nolin
Wooster
Henry Heckman
McZena
Rysa Seite Baker
Sepa Eee
John B. Funk
John F. Myers
Mansfield
Jacobs
Frank Hammond
E. C. Ebert
Congress
D V
Hess & Clark
Ashland
Hhe
New Field
New Way to Sell Medicine by Skaubach and Boyd
The proprietors of Mi-o-nu announce a new sales approach with Laubach and Boyd offering the flesh forming food and digestion preparation through guaranteed bonds with every package, unprecedented in method and scope.
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Skaubach & Boyd
Bonn
Mi-o-nu
Swith Laubach & Boyd
Oy Laubach & Boyd
Quiet Fourth in Will Kill Town Protest on Electric Railway
Dalton July 6 The Fourth was quiet with farmers in hayfields and family picnics. Local merchants oppose the Massillon to Dalton electric railway fearing it will kill the town. Three miles of grading complete from Massillon. Various local notices and church services noted across town.
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Dalton
Massillon
E. L. Warner
Wooster
Taggart
James Buchanan
Main Street
U. P
W. ©. Horn
Gandy
W. H. Hubbell
Old Baptist
McQuaidast
R. M. Gardiner
George Stinson
Hudson
R. J. Stinson
Will C. Myers
J. M. Ginter
A.W. Crowe
Presbyterian Church
Hubbell
O Pehurch
Gar
Dr. Konpp
Methodist Church
Fourth of July Visits Across Polk and Lorain
Burbank July 7. Tae Minges and June Kintner spent the Fourth with teacher Miss Maggie Shriner at Polk. Jesse Young and Will Collor visited relatives in Rittman and Akron. George Gast and daughter Mary Ruth Norton and Mrs Berry with son visited Lorain over the Fourth. Adam Bishop and daughter Gertie, Minnie Philips and Dora Clark of Medina visited Smiths on Sunday. Blanche Harenstein and Ray Rittenhouse called on Miss.
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Burbank
Adam Bishop
Gertie Bishop
Minnie Philips
Dora Clark
Medina
An 6
Smith's
Blanche Harenstién
Ania
Ray Rittenhouse
Belvarand Ma
Pretty Wedding in Applecreek Prominent Local Man Weds Akron Girl
The town learns of Floyd Hackett and Jennie Forrer marriage in Akron, June. Mr Hackett works in Akron and they will reside there. Mrs Hackett well known in Applecreek and praised as beautiful. The couple have many well wishers.
Community Notes From Canaan Rotes July Gathering
The rural mail delivery is now established. Prof Kesslar welcomed back for several days. Will Oller and wife of Akron visited relatives over Sabbath. Ralph Bixler and family, Mrs Darrah and daughter, and Mrs Albert Reese spent the Fourth in Cleveland. Carr Anderson of Pittsburg visits A D Somers and family. his wife and son plan to join later. Miss Fasig of Seville was hosted by Hazel Whitmire. Mina Scott and mother visited Mansfield. Mrs Metz improving after illness. Young folks spent the Fourth at Chippewa Lake and witnessed a large ice house burn. Mrs Steele is ill with consumption. Harley Hoisington and Gertie Whongetle wed at R J Whorsetler’s home on Tuesday. Mrs Wim Barnes dies after service week.
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Applecreek
Floyd Hackett
Jennie Forrer
Akron
Key
Hackett
Guy Moore
Westerville
John Rife
Cleveland
Delano Moore
Mamie Cook
Fred Shirk
Howard Hess
Shreve
Emma Tracey
Orrville
Eunice Jennings
Frederickaburg
Artie Lilley
Walters
Hyman
Wooster
Schultz
Anna
Charley Bahl
Martin ‘Lautenschlager
Lucy Numbers
Prof
Denbrock
Fred ‘Nussbaum
John Hunter
Robert Neiser
Jennie
Wilbert Sharps
Canaan
Kesslar
Will Oller
Ralph Bixler
Darrah
Albert Reese
Carr Anderson
Pittsburg
A. D. Somers
Fasig
Seville
Hazel Whitmire
Mina Scott
Mansfield
Harley Hoisington
Gertie Whongetlé
R. J. Whorsetler
Tuéeday
Wim.‘Barnes
Smithville
Smithvillians
H. Morgan Ang
Wm. Baum
Wm. Lepley
Charles N. Yoder
Lake Shore
Daisy der
Pipua
Greenamyer
Blanche Bterly
W.J. Brown
Jennie Brown
Ray
Bessie Miller-of
Marion P. Smith
Wellsville
Clara Lester
Thrser Chyldren
Jefferson
Maggie Mishler
Jacobs Z
Centerbury
C. S. Russell
Frank Norris
Wheeling
C. D. Smith
Jamestown
Kittie Fike
Ashland
Clara Saunders
Smith
Oiisville
Frances Gettleman
Olivesburg
Gettleman & Weaver
J. B. Eberly
Teachers’ Institute
Davidson Gill
Birs
Belle Roller
Abiline
Kas
Roller
John Mertz
Miss Pearl
Canton
Martha Yoder
Andrew Foders
Ted-At
Ted-At—Threhone-Oihernon
Frank Yoder
Georgetown
East Chippewa Church
Joseph Yoder
Asee
Unusual Housekeepers Club Meeting Noted at Mrs Floyd Lelitian House
An irregular report describes a Housekeepers' club gathering at Mrs Floyd Liteerd Lytical home. The next meeting is set for August 6 at Mrs Ezra Lytle's home where members plan to answer a call by boys requesting names. The fragment mentions Master Avarr en Lyd Jo and Mia John deste Dol in unclear context.
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Housekeepers’ Club
Floyd Lelitian
S Mrz
Ezra Lytle
Nam Nantiong
Avarr
John Deste Dol
Examiner from state office audits Wooster county records
Guilbert, sent from the auditor of state's office, arrived in Wooster Tuesday to review books of all county offices under a new uniform accounting law. The examiner, J Wood of Delaware, begins in the commissioners' office amid grand jury indictments and heightened scrutiny.
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Guilbert
Wooster
J. ©. Wood
Delaware, D
Bureau of Inspection
Commissioners’ Office
Smithville Fourth Celebrated With Fireworks And Visits
Smithville Ohio on July 6 observed the Fourth with red fire “fin,” rockets and varied noise making and eye entertaining fireworks. Methodist ladies served ice cream as residents and visitors enjoyed the day. Notable locals and former Smithvillians and travelers returned for the celebration.
Wedding of Miss Blattenberg and Homer Yoder at Smithville
Noon Tuesday wedding unites Miss Anna Beatrice Blattenberg daughter of Horace M Blattenberg to Homer M Yoder son of Rev R M Yoder of Barberton. Ceremony by groom's father Rev R M Yoder with Rev Z J Lutz assisting. Reception featured white and green decor and Oh Promise Me sung by Mabel Poole. They will reside in Smithville. Attendees include Rev J J Lutz and daughters Staunton Minn and many local residents.
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Anna Beatrice Blattenberg
Horace M. Blattenberg
Homer M. Yoder
R.M. Yoder
Barberton
Z. J. Lutz
Staunton
Minn
Mabel Poole
Vani “Buren
DeKoven
Smithville
R. M. Yoder
Lloyd
Sadie and
Elsie
Mattie Peters
Akron
Mabel
Poole
Yoder
Orrville
Davidson
Dr. Buchanan
I. N. Winter
Jacob Lutz
Lizzie Lotz
Lima
Overton Fourth Celebrated Despite Rainy Weather
Overton held a modest Fourth of July celebration with fair attendance despite late rain. D W Mowery and three workers processed thirty five acres last week. The crop was fairly good. Miss Zora Fix, sister of Mrs D W Mowery, fell ill Thursday night. Dr Ryall attended. Pearl and Maude Campbell stayed with their uncle John Howman. John Howman and David Spitler visited Mrs Lehr at Madisonbury. The electric road shows growth at that place. Farmers are busy cutting wheat. potatoes are plentiful and sizable.
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Overton
D. W. Mowery
W. Landaw
Oliver Pinnick
Charlie Howman
Zora Fix
Mra. D. W. Mowery
Ryall
Pearl
Maude Campbell
John Howman
Famiy
Congress
David Spitler
Toledo visitors and local social news noted
July 7 a Toledo couple D E Snyder and wife visit friends in our community while the Gites and Fowler families host Leota and Kathryne Snyder. Eighty friends enjoyed games and social chatting with light refreshments. A Taylor Grove festival is planned for July 11 from 8:30 to 11:80 pm with ice cream and dainties as usual. A remedy claim for Joan's Ointment ends with a price note.
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D. E. .Snyder
Toledo
Gites
Fowler
Leota
Kathryne Snyder
Taylor's Rove
Shreve Falls to Perrysville in Suspicious Game
Shreve defeats Perrysville on July 4 within a contest tainted by alleged umpire payoffs. Perrysville supporters claim a $25 prize fund influenced calls. two Shreve youths were fined heavily after a disturbance, blamed on spectators from Perrysville. Shreve faced further matches with Wooster and Killbuck upcoming.
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Shreve
Perryarville
Perrysville
Eagles of Wooster
Wooster
Killbuck
Wedding Out Of Ordinary As Couple Wed In Buggy
Rev J M Lockhart officiated a July 4 wedding in Applecreek between William Mont and Bertha Franks. The bride, suffering inflammatory rheumatism, remained seated in the buggy as the clergyman spoke the marriage words.
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J M. Lockhart
The
Baptist Church
Wm Mont
Bertha Franks
Applecreek
Worman
Lockhart
Harvest Heat Sparks Help Quest In Blanchard Town
July notes tell of J C Sidle’s horse succumbing to heat while cutting wheat. Blachleyville reports a brief Fourth of July with home fireworks and a balloon ascension. Farmers expect threshing soon if weather cooperates while a storekeeper introduces a new partner. The community also hears of kin illness in Iowa and a nearby lawsuit drawing locals north of town.
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J.c.sidle
Blachleyville
James Rittenhouse
Iowa
Illiam Lehr
Akron
Prof
Stauffer
Allaman
Rickrbaugh
Heat Wave Saunters Through Town On Saturday
The thermometer logged 103 degrees on Saturday with residents enduring the heat. James Fish collapsed with the heat while working with a hose. Louis Brown from Massillon made a brief visit to J. D. Davidson's on Sunday. Jacob Stauffer is away visiting relatives in Akron for a week. A small harvest social occurred at Arthur Senft's home last evening.
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James Fish
Louis Brown
Massillon
J. D. Davidson
Jacob Stauffer
Akron
Arthur Senft
Maple Grove Ladies Plan Festival With Graphophone Display
The Maple Grove ladies host a social festival at Mandtome on Saturday evening July 18 aided by Mr. Lawrence and his graphophone. The Blackleyville band will perform to boost the program. Dr Weaver and G W McKee spent the Fourth in Orrville reporting a pleasant time. A jury will hear the Horn versus Overholtzer beef transaction case in township proceedings.
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Plain
Ladies of
Maple Grove
Mandtome
Lawrence
Blackleyville
Weaver
G. W. McKee
Orrville
Horn
Overholtzer
Doctor Williams Pink Pills Rescue Stomach Trouble
Providence carpenter Alfred Hartley credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his stomach troubles after digestion and appetite failed. The pills purportedly tone the stomach, blood, and nerves, aiding function and offering cures for various ailments. Sold 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 through doctors or mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Alfred Hartley
Federal Street
Providence
R. L. Saya
Dr. Williams
Married in Rapid City wedding ties Wooster couple
Rapid City Journal reports the marriage of Nellie Irene Hand of Wooster Ohio to James W. Patterson of Rapid City on July 2 1908 at the Cooper house Rev G W Swift officiating. Patterson praised for kindness, couple to establish home in West Rapid City.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Wooster
Cooper House
James W. Patterson
Mias
Nellie Irene Hand
Wooste
Ohio
G. W. Swift
Patterson
Jim
Patters
Hemo
East Sellin
Ale
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