Warranty Deeds Record From Paint and Surrounding Townships
Edward Motter and Emma Motter transfer 7 acres in Paint township to Philip P Graber for 385. Joss S Amstutz and Mary Amstutz deed 58 36 100 acres in Paint township to Abraham Nussbaum for 4,500. Susan Dedie sells 34 938 100 acres in Paint township to Christian Feller for 1.19. Nora Feller and spouses plus Henrietta Hamel and spouses sell 81 acres in Paint township to Cintep Harrold for 1,000. Various transfers include William Frary to Sabra Luse and Massillon and related coal company holdings in Baughman and Greene townships totaling tens of thousands. guardians deeds to Frances McElhinney, Maria Brenneman, and others specify parcels in Dalton, Greene, and Greene townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsward_Motter
Emma Motter
Philip P Graber
Paint Township
Joss S. Amstutz
Mary Amstutz
Abraham Nussbaum
Susan Dedie
Christian Feller
Nora Feller
Henrietta Hamel
Ciintep Harrold
OM Farrer
D C Hostetler
Banghmag Township
M. Forrer
James Biddle
Greene Losonship
Oscar V. Gardiner
Baughman Township
Albert H. Crowfoot
Bapebman Township
Henry
Aiud “Koay Fret
Delle Nussbaum
Sugarcreek
F.C. Becker
Christian Becker
Sarah J. Schaffer
Theodore Shhaffer
John Heller
Lot Nowitz
Peter Musser
William Musser
Chippewa Township
Thomas B Walsh
William B. Walsh
Harry E. Kauffman
Sophronia E. Kauffman
Reedsburg
Eliza Brenneman
Charles Stair
Plain Township
Joseph Frarey
Florant Stokey
Sore
Milton Township
Chriet Santschi Ani
Margaret Culler
Baet-onion Township
William A. Manley
Mary M. Manley
Clinton Township
Howells Coal Conveyances Co. Et al
Massillon Coal Mining Co
G. Krause & [Co
Massillon Coal Co
Massillon Mining Co Et
Warwick Coal Co
Eugene Grosjean
Louis C Crustrac
Saltcreek Township
Libbe
Sabra Luse
Burbank
William M Farrer
Maria Brennetau
Banghman
Henrietta Ripple
Ira
John E . Elvinia
Esther B. Farrer
Greene Township
John E
Elvinia
Maria Brenneman
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be healed by local applications. It promises $100 for any deafness due to catarrh cured by constitutional remedies, directing readers to send for circulars from F. S. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, with a note about Fall's Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Go
Toledo
O. Sola
Mec
Wooster City Notes from July 12
Wooster residents and visitors are listed in a daily roundup of events. Mrs Fohrman and Miss Pittinger visit, local marriages and business deals are noted, and town figures attend meetings, travel, or face legal matters.
A Pleasant Surprise Party For Stomach And Liver
A surprise party of relief may be given to the stomach and liver by Dr. King s New Life Pills. They relieve pain discomfort headaches dizziness and constipation. 260 at Laubach Boyd s drug store.
Sharr Battle Over Road Obstruction in Clinton Township
Common Pleas Court grants an order restraining Edward Fitzgerald from obstructing a road to land owned by Gust W Sharr of Clinton township. The case alleges a force across the road and failure to remove it. Also, Orrville National Bank files for foreclosure of a $1700 mortgage on Harry S Wertz property in Orrville, Lot 437 19 Taggart’s addition. Minnie Moran of Dalton granted divorce from Matthew Moran for willful absence, custody given of the child. C. W. Gorn appeared for Mrs Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust W Sharr
Clinton Township
Carlin & Wertz
Edward Fitzgerald
Sharr
Fitzgerald
Anid
Orrvile National Bank
Geo. A Mntarn
Harry S. Wertz
Orrville
Taggart
Hoidge
Minnie Moran
Dalton
Matthew Moran
C. W. Gorn
Moran
Stolen Property Recovered In Local Incident
John W Eaasterday and Jof Loverton found pantaloons shirt keys and a monkey wrench stolen from Ashley Smyser’s residence. The pants and shirt were neatly folded with the shirt atop. Easterday suspects the items were placed in the stable Friday night and discovered Saturday morning on his premises. Local notices mention residents visiting Akron Strongsville a church festival and Sunday school ice cream event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Eaasterday
Jof Loverton
Ashley Smyser
Mr. Easterday
Ashe
Prisoner Escapes In Rail Car Window Flight
Michael Kolinski, a Swedish national wanted in Pittsburg for forging a postal money order, escaped from a moving train by jumping through a car window near Orrville. Deputy Marshal J S Real pursued from GQhissco as train No 24 eastbound stopped at the depot at 4 12 am. Kolinski fled the water closet after locking the door and later boarded train No 82 at Burton City, then was captured at Salem by the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
United States
Michael Kolinksi
J. S Real
Gqhissco
Wayne
Kolinski
Pittsburg
Hawthorne
Sneads
Ft. Wayne
Burton City
Salem
Shreve Plentiful Local Happenings July Meeting Notes
Farmers face cutting and hay work hampered by frequent rains. Local residents attended a Wooster ball game and the normal school students plus friends picnicked at Odell's lake. Nebrask Indians scheduled to play in Shreve July 18. J A Thomas from Ontario Neb. stays at Car Bros. 5-cent bath house. Gas line piping hauled by several teams. The Sparks show drew large crowds on Sunday and Monday. Mrs Brenneman remains ill. Various locals visit relatives and friends in Wooster Coshocton and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Wooster Thesday
Normal School
Odell's Lake
Nebrask
Mabel Wheaton
Coshocton
John H. Sparks
J A. Thomas
Ontario
Neb
Car Bros
Bath
Orleanus Saunders
Joe Beeler
Lakeville
William Price
Jones Lot
Capt. Craig
Ralph Zell
Beaver Falls
Wb. A. Merrillat
Louise Smith
Chicago
A. Richardson Thoraday
Raymond Davis
California
Davis
North Main Street
Local Graduations and Visits Highlight Wooster News
Mies Bessie Taylor earned a certificate at the last Wooster examination. Ruth Paumier of Wooster visited the W. A. Craig home. Jeaste Bortoltette and daughter Marcella spend the week with relatives in Lodi. Verdie Foltz received a one year teaching certificate in Wayne County. A. B. Schaaf returned from Alliance where employed as an electrical signal man. Mr and Mrs Batzer of Cleveland and Levi Marke of Wooster visited Ben Dreerler. Miss Milligan of Wooster visits Shreve and marks 82 years teaching Wooster schools praising pension-worthy service. Gail Rogers visits W H Grosjean in Akron. Fern Solliday and siblings narrowly escaped being crushed at the lumber yard when a rolling log knocked down slips and nearly covered Fern. Company A scored well at Newark camp with rifle practice. outpacing Company D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Bessie Taylor
Wooster
Ruth Paumier
W. A. Craig
Jeaste Bortoltette
Marcella
Lodi
Mies Verdie-Foltz
Wayne County
A. B. Schaaf
Fron Alliance
Mies
Gail_ Rogera
W. H. Grosjean
Akron
Fern Solliday
A. Solliday
Little Fern
Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Ayers
Keith
Mt Stoo
Aisroggters
Lowell
Mass
Wayne County Records
L. C. Franks
Roelister
Rocky Mountain
Laubach & Boyd, Agente
Dente Ee Ont
Edward Fohrman
Ashland
Herschell Gill
Roy Greenwald
Janet Knox
West North Street
Rhea Pittinger
Lattysburg
Jessié” Landis
East Liberty Street
Robert Miller
Alvin Graber
South Market Street
F M. Webster
Washington
Experiment Station
Enat
Perry Rope
Edward Mauk
Costa
A. D Lynch
the Wooster National Bank
A D. Motz
Robert Cameron
James Cameron
Scotland
James S Weat
A. M Fry
the Law
Latrobe
T. B. Lecky
George Rastrbee
J .B. Wile
Mru
Braden Chief Lerner
Sol Robinson
Canton
Pennsylvania Lines
University
Republican
Gertrude Rosenball
Cleveland
Lacos
County Infirmary
Portland
Oregon
Associated Charity Workers of the
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian
John Johnston
Detroit
Ed. Wertz
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway C Co
Adam Wirth
Jacob Eicher
Oliver Holl
Frank Holl
Joseph Zerbe
Frank Hall
Massillon Hospital
Massillon
Thomas Adkins
Tom
Messmore
Altere
Bethany Baptist Church
J. M. Lockhart
Lochart
W. J. Brown
Youngstown
Brown
Anna Ornaham
Mayaville
New Arroville Methodist Church
Larry
Samnuel J McClarran
Mra
Sarah McClarran
Jon Shelly
Applecreek
Mahlon Gébbart
Miamiaburg
A W Aylsworth
Fostoria
East Palestine
West
George Kisber
Stoll, Ryall & Stoll Hospital
John Eberhardt
Msprace Street
Eberhardt
Mra. Eberhardt
W. P. Snyder
Buffalo
E. F. Shelly
Loudonville
Mary Hartman
West Liberty Street
J. D. McKea
Aon
James Taggart
O. H. Morrison
Bucyrus
J. D. Roland
J. W. Hooke
Charles Derr
Friend
Henry Derr
Larwill Street
Embras
Wooster Brush Works
Wolf
Pennsylvania Railroad,Co
Lakeside
Ohio
J. M. Norris
Harry Kipfer
Nick Amster
John Rogers
FM. van Over
van Over
Geo W. Leyda
Enon
F C Newkirk
Pennsylvania
Bucyrne
Sandusky
Carruthers
Jos
V_ A Collins
Stevens Point
Wis
Asbury Park
New York City
Allman
Collins
NHK
Aabury Park
Aly Stevens
Stevens
Mry Stevens
Uncle Sam
Leo Somuierski
Millbrook
Christine & Danford
J .H. Stoh
Sommerski
Common Pleas Court
Moreland
Strongsville
Edward Mohn
Gilbert Loweis
Ae O. B. Franks
B. H B. Ellenberger
M. D. Mellinger
Ellenberger & Mellinger
Morrland
Bethel
News of
Wood
Bartsparilla
Hines
Franks
Alvina Welter
Algona
Hood
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Clavglane
Mongey House
First National Bank
J.M. Norris
Dr. Kilmer & Home of SwampRook Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Kilmer
Binghamton, NY
Joseph O. Fritz
Wooster National Bank
Wooster- Ohio
Bed C
Billman
Otarablen Getter Law School
Wash
ActuateHeate
Oss W Funk
Ofice
Harding & Co
L Smyler
Merchant's Emporium
F Kean
McClarran's
Liberty St
E W. Neweire
Jackson
Jackson Block
Public Square
Farank Taggart Taggart
Oto
Fredrick’s Store
East Liberty St
Acclarran
John c. mM
Clarran & Jones
Charles C. Jones
Attorneys-At-Law
Wooster, Ohio
Ro Aytor & Taylor
J. B. Tayzox
Attorneyss-At-Law
R.C. Taylor
Nice Block
Hamb. Swartz
Wayne-Counts
Washington, D
Stoll
Ryall
Ewene
Stoll G. W
Ryall H. J. Stoll
North Market Str
Dr. Stoll
Beall Avenue
Bowman, Haat Side
DE H. A Hart
YE and Ear
Revelle
Beall & Bowman
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Roomas
Spectacles
Lanbach & Boyd's Drug Store
Publilc Square
Onlo
Patterson
Hinsdale’s
A. H. Etling
Adair
Doylestown
T ‘L. &. Knight
Congress
The
Daily Republican
Paris Green
H & Beyond
S. E. Side Public Square
Jayne
Ives
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!