Independence Day Injuries Report In Wooster
Fireworks and crackers marked Independence Day in Wooster with festive shows and races on the fair grounds. A series of injuries followed as youngsters mishandled fireworks, including burns to hands and arms, eye injuries, and a badly burned leg. Several victims were named including Dominco Di Shippio, Joseph Applenas, Alonzo Milleriaus, Ross Statler, John Eckert, and D Chang, with medical care reported but no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Medina
Dominco di Shippio
Frank & Gray Mill
di Shippio
Lr. Kintey
Joseph Applenas
South Market Street
Alonzo Milleriaus
Alonzo
Ross Statler
Republican
George Kistler
Roas
John Eckert
Saybult Hall
D Chang
Mr. Chang
Armstrong locality notes and social visits July 7
Daily notes from Armstrong record social visits and events. George Miller and wife spent Sunday with friends at Wooter, Mrs Mary Spitler of No 9 visited her son Will and family, D W Carson returned from Hadin county to see his uncle, Bert Bevington and wife with Char ey Carter and family spent Sunday with their mother, Theodore Hensel and wife of Fourth Congress spent Sunday with his parents, Mrs Mary Gensel cared for a sick relative near Wadsworth, Willis Frazier’s horse broke its bridle on Congress hill causing a brief scare, correspondents plan to upgrade car line coverage, Mrs Sarah Miller has returned home to Wadsworth, two large black awakes caused by fireworks were seen among evergreen trees boding ill luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Wooter
Mary Spitler
No. 9
Will
D. W Carson
Hadin County
Bert Bevington
Charey Carter
Mary Gensel
Osa Warner
Bors
Willis Frazier
Congress
Willie
Wm. McKnoener
Nell
Sarah Miller
Wadsworth
Wm. Spiller
Old School House
Cemetery Association
Anna Tottem Gal Rank
George
Cleveland
Aubl
Medina
Nera
Anele Scholl
Booaband
Rev. Mosher
Julio Fike
Hazel Whitmire
Gingery
Wooster
Elmer Miller
Lancaster City
Biss
Pennsylvania
Nelson Shaw
J. Whensetler
Marie Runsell
Carton Barnest Sell
Akron
Ralph Bixler
Massillon
Mes
Kid Perry
Hudson
Bowers
Rev Bowers
Wolfe
Woman Secures Injunction Against Fry Over Wheat Land
Rev Martha J Fry of East Union township through attorney John McSweeney obtained a restraining order last Friday preventing Jacob W Fry from disposing of three acres of wheat land the plaintiff contends she owns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Fry
East Union Township
John McSweeney
Jacob W. Fry
Paintiff
Tax Payment Extension Granted by County Board
County commissioners extended the tax deadline to July 20 under a law. action taken Monday expands tax payment time.
Two Sisters Die Far Apart in Ohio and Indiana
Telegrams announced the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Wasson of Tocsin Indiana and Mrs. Margaret Clark of Delta Ohio. Both former Wayne county residents. Margaret Clark born July 16 1825 in Wyoming county Pennsylvania died July 6 at Delta Ohio aged 83 years 11 months 20 days. Wasson born February 12 1854 near Applecreek Ohio died July 6 at Tocsin Indiana aged 63 years 4 months 24 days. Survived by husband two sons one daughter and siblings R A C Sweeny and Mrs E D McIntyre of Wooster. Mrs Matilda R Barris Akron. John W Sweeny Blafton Ind. Funeral services set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Sweeny
Sarah &. Wasson
Tocsin
Ind
Mrr
Margaret,Clark
Delta
Wayne County
Margaret Clark
Wycoming County
Fulton County
Ohio
Sarah Lawrence
Sarah Bs. Wasson
Applecreek
Ear Tocein
R. AC. Sweeny
E. D. McIntyre
Wooster
Matilda R. Barris
Akron
John W. Sweeny
Blaffton
Local notes from Cleve land and area on July fourth events
Mrs Jean Monroe and Miss Josephine Armstrong attended a national teachers convention in Cleveland last week while others visit Mansfield Galion and Wooster. Wm Armatrong hosts guests of Barberton in town. A Y P COE lawn fete at Congregational church netted 25 after expenses. Various visitors and weddings noted plus church activities and social events across town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Monroe
Josephine Armstrong
Cleveland
Wooster
J. D. Armstrong
A J Peterman
Woooster
Lizabeth Lewis
Ada Crow
Orrville
M. 3. Bird
Barberton
Wm. Armatrongs
Y P. Co.e
Congregational Church
Ezra Danham
Nancy Yearight
East Clay
Mayesville
Waas Ator
Our Town
John Martin
George
Elyria
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mange
Williams
Wm Berger
North Mill Street
Presbyterian Church
D. Critz
Methodist Church
Akron
Joe Spencer
Homer Freed
A Wooster
Necana
Truman Firestone
A&rom
Martha Stoll
Canton
Madge Carr
John Leeper
S. Hoffer
Mra
Chas
Shadedl Wen
George Crouse
Franklin Township
KB. A. Lytle
Harry Sneyder
Fred Snyack
Chas. Stucker
Herbert Ermeten
Madge Stucker
Rey Crock
George Rumbaugh
N.S Bird
Barbvertud
D Harford
Youngetown
Ermeston
Glenmont
Ermsten
Colamous
Youngstown
Advertised Letter List No 27 for Wooster Post Office
The following names appear on the Wooster post office advertised letter list no 27 as uncalled for: Gentelmen George Gray and family Janes T Johnson Prof. of Ossors Wooster Buttere Dame Rake Ladies Miss Esther Conrad Mrs IC Hornberger Mine Mistery Miss Grace Swarts Mia M Smith Aliss Mary Wastnt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Genlemen
George Gray
Janes T. Johnson
Ossors Wooster Butkévé
Miss
Esther- Conrad
Ic JS. Hornberger
Grace, Swarts
Mia
M, Smith
Aliss
Mary Watsdnt
Jolliff Arraigned in Mt Vernon for Horse Stealing
Alea Jolliff waived examination at Mt Vernon and was bound over to the grand jury on horse stealing charges, with $1500 bail. The Mt Vernon Republican commented on Jolliff’s demeanor and claims of being observed, noting unusual behavior and imagined telephoning while jailed upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea Jolliff
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Jolliff
Jollitt
JaGbife
West Salem Sunday School Outing Includes Special Guests
West Salem July 7 a report from the Methodist Sunday school notes the Working Band class three enjoyed a woods outing with a dinner program and games. Guests from Wooster Cleve land joined Mrs Harret Read and Master Simon. The Sun beams class two also dined well and played. A rally prayer meeting at the West Salem church drew over forty attendees with plans for an India project and an open gospel service on the school campus July 12 from six to seven PM with all churches to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Methodist Sunday School
the Woods
Harret Read
Wooster
Simon
Cleveland
Don
Dana
Wavriette
Levon Kauffman
Ranford Garver
Harriet Read
Ot Wooster
Mary, Helle
Mildred Patterson
Methodist Church
West Salon
Tok Part
sJl
Indias
Local visitors and delegates circulate through Massillon area
Burbank notes show July 7 reunion of Epworth league delegates Tre Maisnes Edna Edgar and Hallie Smith with Howie after Massillon visit. Other visitors include Mrs Wm Buros, Mrs High Crawford in Dayton, Mrs Edith Otto in Pennsylvania, Belva Overs in Canaan, Tom Holloway and Rev Holloway from Akron and Pennsylvania, Jennie Brickman Creston, Martie Gast near Wooster, Lee Feeman and Miss Mary Stine from Creston, Cyrus Young's sister visit, and Mr and Mrs Joya Saver Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Maisnes
Edna Edgar
Hallie Smith
Massillon
Howie
Navarre
Wilnot
Wm. Buros
High Crawford
Dayton
Edith Otto
Pennsylvania
C .W. Weiser
Belva Overs
Canaan
Tom Holloway
Akron
Rev. Holloway
Hie Uh Mr
Mig
Joya Saver
Ashland
Eera
Card of Thanks for Mrs Barbara Braunneck
We express our gratitude for the many kindnesses shown us after the death of our mother Mrs Barbara Braunneck at the funeral we assure all that we are grateful for the many expressions of sympathy from friends and neighbors James Albert Braunneck family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Braunéck
James
Albert
Braun
Smithville Fourth of July Draws Immense Crowds
Smithville on July 8 enjoyed a grand Fourth of July with a crowd filling the square platform and streets. Events included a morning band concert, noon ball game won by single men, afternoon contests, Maypole drill, and a large fireworks display. Local residents reported no incidents, and visitors poured in, with notable attendees and performances including Miss Jessie Hartzler and Celia Thing wae the pianist and G J P Blough directing a chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Wooster
Jenine Rhoads
Durmereca
Walfrid Yatee
Don Gilbert
Svond
G.J P. Blough
W W Norris
Norris
Cleveland
Livydelton
Wim Findley
Rsorget
Kharly
Point Brazza -Madamesolly
Petrodella de Arvil
San Francisco
Viola
Liberty
Zoe Caskey
Cleveland blaze survivor escapes with minor ankle injury
A Friday fire in Cleveland forced a dramatic escape from a burning building. The unidentified woman fled with a minor ankle injury and an unclear head injury, receiving treatment at the scene. Fire crews investigated the cause as neighborhoods watched the rescue unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Memorial Tribute to Mrs Carl Bixler
Memorial notice honors Mrs. Carl Bixler of Wayne Township Housekeepers club. It recalls fifty years of service and leadership as president and secretary, praising her devotion to faith, charity, and community. Her death is mourned as a loss to friends, family, and the club, yet framed as a triumph in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bixler
Kodoi Dyspepsia Guru Digests What You Eat
A compact note presents a peculiar health quip about digestion and appetite. It mentions a guru figure and a playful phrase about meals and digestion, reflecting a humorous or satirical item from a newspaper page.
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Wee Ey
Sweeny
Fredericseburg
Rev. Edmonds
Ford City
J. F. Bowers
Young People’s Union
Linnie Ofiex
Edward Bizler
Frank Snell
John
Tli
Joliff
West Salem News
Burbank
Wayne Township
Bixler
Dawn
Bamara
The
Hougskeepers
Club
Abe
Americas
Freedmn
Wooster, O
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