Wooster Notes of Guests and Local Visitors
A long list of Wooster residents and visitors is reported including Mrs Kate Barrett in Cincinnati. Wiles Bess Burk as guest of Canton friends. Rev Scovel returning from Toledo. Harry Desgkins visiting from Toledo. A B Peckinpaugh going to Columbus. Henry Bhile from Cleveland visiting his mother. Ada Marchand returning from Indianapolis. Dr J A Kerrand and wife from Cleveland. Prof Ohio Yocum and wife from their wedding trip. A A Geigey and wife from Danville at Archer house. many others visiting Wooster from Massillon Akron Zanesville and Chicago area. Local residents travel to Camp Perry. some moves for housing and library plans. court notices and street paving discussions appear amid a stream of social and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barrett
Cincinnati
Wiles Bess-Burke
Canton Friends
F. Scovel
Toledo
Harry Desgkins
B. Peckinpaugh
Columbus
Henry Bhile
Cleveland
Mies Ada Marchand
Indianapolis
Ind
J. A. Kerrand
Ohio Yocum
A. A. Geigey
Danville
Archer House
Lea
Backler
Massillon
John M. Criley
George Beck
Wooster
Bert Bechtel
Pittsburg
E. & Horton
North Walnut Street
Newark
R. J. Barcus
Canton
Bernard Lowry
Wellsville
Ross Pinkerton
Chicago
William Cooper
Cora Danm
Mayme Tieche
Pittsburg Avenue
Charles Saal
Ash‘land
E. A. Day
Bertha Bentel
Winnebago Lake
Mévin
Tom Talbot
Denver
Col
Jack Talbot
Wes
Vinnie Leyenbarger
Wheeling
H H. Mann
Leetonia
Ralph Metz
Frank Metz
Aetia
Frank Miller, Jr
James McSweeney
Clifford Foss
Carnegie Library
Ane An
Hunsicker
Aeton Pa
Akron
T W McAdoo
Orrville
Daniel Swier
Sundar - Edison Fisher
Hiren Fisher
George Foyleson
Novle Yarmon
Missca Stella
Bertha Elisperman
Ad Elisperman
Zaneaville
C W Fretz
Shreve
A. W. Fretz
Bloomington
J M. Lockhart
Tartuet
University of Chicago
Andrew Tronk
Cora
Lulu
Ina Cameron
J F Larwill
Laura Larwill
Joseph Larwill
Mt. Vernon
Martha A Webster
Dr. Firestone
Howard
Arthur Albright
Zanesville
Mre
C. W. Kanke
Aarrold “Kanke
Sarah Phillips
Galion
Eason
Disappearance of purse drains East Union youth assets
H W Kauffman, 29, of East Union township, and farmer A Myers mourn the loss of cash and papers valued at 23500. The purse vanished while at Orrville after the Fourth of July celebration. It held 30 to 40 dollars in cash, a Barbeton bank certificate for 900, and various notes and a deposit on the certificate. Payments on the certificate and notes have been stopped. The cash was recently received from his guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W Kanffman
East Union Township
Myers
Kanffman
Orrvill
Barbeton
Kauffman
Sleepless Night Tied to Bad Digestion Ad
An old advertisement claims sleeplessness during quiet nights is caused by poor digestion and promises Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the stomach and improves vitality. The language suggests a patent tonic approach common to era medical ads.
Palmer Street sidewalk dispute delays paving decision
City council met in regular session with all members present. A 17 of 24 Palmer street property owners protested sidewalk plans. motion to table carried, delaying paving until later. Sewer on West Larwill street approved. meetings schedule set. beall avenue paving and Beall to corporation line ordinance read second time. Col. Hard argued brick orientation on the public square, decision referred to board of public service. Sidewalk repairs ordered on West Henry street. alley crossing condition noted. Bills approved. adjourned to July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Weiser
J. O. Fritz
Svas
Palmer Street
Michael Bauer
Mr Bauer
Jacob Kratz
Otto Bardon
Kisling
Schad
West Larwill Street
Sullivan
Board of Safety
Weiser
Fritz
Board of Public Service
East North Street
Beall Avenue
Spink Street
Corporation
Col. C. V Hard
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Col. Hard
Lundera
Comet
cSebed
West Henry Street
Ginter
North Walnut Steet
An injunction dissolved in Cleveland court dispute
L. Smyser C. H. Collister and Ginn of Cleveland represented the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company in Wayne County Common Pleas Court. The motion to dissolve an injunction preventing crossing the Erie tracks at Crespie was allowed. The Erie company appeared in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saas
Fi L. Smyser
C. H. Collister
Ginn
Cleveland
Cleveland & Southwestern Trac Lon Co
Wayne County ii Court of Common Pleas
Erie
Crespie
Erie Company
Delegates and Alternates Named for Saturday GOP Convention
The county committee announces the selected delegates and alternates for Saturday's Republican convention. In the First Ward the delegates include W. B. Bryan and several others with alternates M N Spooner and Samuel Bell among names. Second Ward names John Yar man and others with alternates D C Curry and Marion Shoup. Third Ward lists C V Hard and colleagues with alternates I N Kinney and H L Mc Clarran. Fourth Ward delegates include Ross W Fonck and A M Parrish with alternates M O Smyer. Committeemen are Grant Myers in the first ward, H A Gardinier in the third, and J J Bechtel in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
W. B. Bryson
C. .G. Williams
R . J. Smith
OC. M. Yocum
Chas. Lautenachlager
Henry Myers
S. E. Smith
M. N. Spooner
Samuel Bell
Ass Rahl
Cloyd Steinmetz
A. A. Barnard
L. Dodd
Frank Taggart
H. F. Crow
Theodore Wilhelm
H. H. Miller
John McKinney
I. H. Aylesworth
I. N. Kinney
H. L McClarran
W. R. Curry
C. Taylor
Luce
Webb Horn
C. EB. Kauke
Flattery
Flattery, ‘L. 8. Knight, Committeeman, H. A. Gardinier
Fourth Ward
Ross W Fonck
A M Parrish
J. A. Shamp
H. R. Smith
C. H. Clark
M. O. Smyer
Capt
B. F. Miller
A. Lott
A. Boffenmyerr
Albert Dix
J. J. Bechtel
Sudden Death of Caleb Brown Between Maysville and Fredericksburg
Caleb Brown aged 98, a well known farmer near Maysville and Fredericksburg, died suddenly from heart trouble on Monday afternoon while a farm helper worked nearby. Mrs Brown reported his absence, a search found him in a fence corner, life extinct. He leaves a wife and son George of an adjacent farm. Funeral from the house at 10 o clock Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Brown
Maysville
Fredericksburg
Mr Brown
George Brown
University notes show a busy Wooster term and wide range of attendees
Miss Nora Messner from Mt. Eaton starts term studies while Ellen Fetzer Overton enters for methods and review work. Supt Budd of Loudonville visits classes as Wooster welcomes six teen Canton teachers and many visiting scholars. The term features lectures by Dr Scovel and Supt Miller, art and water color courses, and new teaching appointments including Miss Glenn in Orrville and Miss Dix in Redlands California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Messner
Mt. Eaton
Ellen Fetzer
Overton
C. B. Budd
Loudonville
Herbert Ward
Bissells
Frederick Schnee
Cuyahoga Falls
Lehr
Ada
Nina Kinney
Cleveland
Blanche Miller
Avalon
Katherine Greil
California
Taylor Hall
Mias Griel
Wooster
C. Cy Miller
State Board of Examiners
Ralph Richards
Savannah
Gas line plans in Wooster traced by Buckeye City expert
A Buckeye City gas promoter, A A Geitgey, says his firm will build a natural gas line this year and extend to Wooster and Loudonville. He notes wide field coverage, two existing companies in Columbus and MV, and expects council approval only when work is actually in progress. Weather and ground conditions may delay pipelaying until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A Geitgey
Buckeye City
Wooster
Geigey Colunbus
Mt Vernon
Naturn Gas
Lorain
Loudonville
Geigey
Loved Mother at Rest Mrs Nold Dies in Wooster at 79
Mrs. Fredricka Nold wife of William Nold died Monday at the family home on East Bowman Street aged 79 years 11 months and 8 days She was born in Tolvenhaw ken Pa and moved to Wayne County 66 years ago She leaves three daughters Mrs John Hoelzel Mrs Hila Groh and Mrs Webb Groff Interment will be in Wooster Cemetery Thursday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredricka Nold
William Nold
Bowman Street
Mr. Nold
Willam
Katharine Hoegner
Tolvenhawken
Wayne County
Wooster
Mrs. Nold
Nold
John Hoelzel
Hila Groh
Webb Groff
Columbus
Wooster Cemetery
Board Meeting To Consider New Factory Proposal
The board of trade will meet Thursday night to consider a proposition to erect a new factory in the city. Og Sehnee of Cuystioga Falls will submit the proposal and seeks financing by selling part of his factory. Details on the amount to be financed are not yet stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of “of Trade
Isle
Og Sehnee
Cuystioga Falls
Getting the Money Last Day for City Taxes Sets Treasurer at Toll
County Treasurer Daniel Heller notes strong business as city tax reception nears final day. He confirms books will stay until auditors collect them, possibly in two or three days, while funds continue to be accepted. Local citizens pass through the wicket with payments as the deadline looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Heller
Heller
Surveyors Placed on Frencho& Rail Route Expansion
Survey crews under T. F. Herndon of Akron work on the Frencho& system project from Sandusky to Canton via Norwalk New London Ash tabula Wooster Massillon and Canton. Plans include improving the Ashland and Wooster road bought from H B Camp with French syndicate backing. Cleveland financiers are reported to have been ready to fund up to 2 million dollars, though current money markets may curb the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frencho& System of Railways
Sandusky A
Beaver, Pa
Norwalk
New London
Ash‘tabula
Wooster
Massillon
Canton
Are
T. Herndon
Akron
Ashland
H. B. Camp Jast
Byeerees
Cdal
Castaloga
Pacers Syndicate
Fanett
Cleveland
Lee
Larwill Executors Trust Dispute Over Asset Allocation
In a court filing the executors of Joseph H. Larwill and Paul Larwill challenge Virginia Ewing and others, alleging a will is invalid and that 81 to 100 percent of the Larwill estate should pass to a residuary devise. The dispute centers on a deed or title held by a banking company referenced as Jet No. 4861 Loud, with the case outlining contested assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cs Will
Joseph H. Larwill
Paul
Virginia Ewing
Hua
Nee Nas
Egal
L Banking Company
Bae Bank
Fragmented sports notes from obscure 15-event list
A series of jumbled items mentions fifteen events with scattered names. It reads as a damaged sports notes page segment lacking clear outcomes or full names, offering little verifiable detail beyond a bulk count and scattered initials.
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Bashford
John G. Marr
Rosali
Funck
North Street
Chicago Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Samuel Druckenmiller
Druckenmiller
Charles Lee
Crestline
Samuel Keefer
Marion Vanover
West Virginia
Will Gerlach
New Waterford
Alice Sellers
Misa Ella Milligan
Alliance
Jessie Lowry
Lacy Kinney
Barberton
A. B. Lea
M. M
Brady McConnell
Mansfield
Rev 'Sborn
T. B. Lecky
J. M. Kalmbach
Emsworth
Glennd Lovett
Montana
Walter Hardy
Chester Township
Fred Riffil
Swissgate
Chas. Lazro
South Bever Street
Marion Harrison and Sons
Sidney
Kate McAnaney
West Lar
Will Street
Lettie Welty
Carlisle
Angus McDonald
Spring Street
Lawrenceburg
Lantz
B D. Heck
St. Mary's
Alfred Hughes
Gill
Rochester
Andrew Branstetter
Hill, Guthrie & Smith
Millersburg
North Buckeye Street
Edward Maunz
Runawa
Jennie
Sylvia Shoup
Wy Stockwell
North Dakota
Grafton
D H. Loreang
Sterling
Voorhees
Waterloo
Iowa
E .Dix
Warren
Dix
Charles Hanpert
Bertha Cunningham
O'otlock
Capton
Stark County
Grant Pifer
Pifer
Frankie
Wincome
Vro
Conrad
East Liberty Etree
Cary
M. Pifer
Rhe
Imbroguio
MeYe
Moee Street Railway
University Notes
Frank Simonton
Carrollton College
Moorfield
Minn
Mary Myers
Youngstown
Eva Coyle
Grace Swinehart
Tillie Wolinsky
Melva Rinkes
Ruth Shanafelt
Bertha Schellhase
Eva Munter
Ida Moore
East Liverpool
Stuart Hagleson
D. H. Loreaux
Dakota
Margaret Kuhn
Bedford
Manchester
Findlay College
H. G Behoteguy
Emporia
Kansas
W. G. McClue
Siam
Zarbar
W. H. Cully
Lulu Kistler
Wellsville High School
Mary Walsh
Misa Ellen Fetzer
Lottie Edmunds
Carrollton
Sue Sexauer
Sulphur Springs
Supt
Mra. Cally
C. C. Miller
Lima
State Board of School Examiners
Memorial Chapel
Mies Katherine Griel
I Saaedetefttig
Griel
L. Weaver
Jane Glenn
Belva Dix
California College
Redlands
Cal
Ohio
Doty
A. A Geltgey
Wm. Nold
Weas
ONE Price Clothiers
Frick Mem
Block, Wooster
Larwill
Meary Mansfield
CS Es Ey
Elie
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