Salvation Army Captain Leads Ohio Revival Brigade Plans
Captain Urban and his Salvation Army company in this city organize special services starting Wednesday in Wooster. The Ohio Revival brigade features four lassies Adjutant Goodall Sister Lieutenant Goodall of Columbus Captain Simmons and Lieutenant Elkins. The women are noted as skilled musicians and the meetings are expected to attract strong attendance. On Wednesday the 28th Major Missaps of the Pac Coast will be present to conduct messing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban
Salvation Army
Ohio Revival Brigade
Goodall
Columbus
Simmons
Elkins
Missaps
Pac'*4
Wooster
Lightning Kills Two Cows Near Marshallville
In Marshallville, Ras Bad Luck small wrecks and chores shade a quiet week. Two cows died when lightning struck a nearby field. Mrs Chas Shaffer visits relatives from Chicago. A farm helper injured a thumb in a binder. Prof Biddle hosted local students at Main Street home. Mrs Isaac Bowers recovering, and a minor engine brake incident caused a brief derailment with no injuries. Violet brand Wild Strawberry extract advertised as traveler aid.
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Marshallville
Marshalville
Chas. Shaffer
Here
Chicago
Dirt Wagner
Isaac Aderson
Tutitemini
Prof
Biddle
Main Street
Isaac Bowers
Detais
David Amstutz
Clayton Lehman
Kansas
Isaac Anderson
Lehman
Violet
Runaway accident mars Applecreek festival trip
On a July night Bert Smith and Minnie Eyman rode to the Maysville festival when Bert was thrown from a buggy with lines in hand. Minnie jumped free but sustained injuries. Also mentioned are local saloon vote rumors, a Mercantile Auction Co store in West, and convalescent Mrs L A Hackett and fd Casner.
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Applecreek
Barlow
Mercantile Auction Co
Wests
L. A. Hackett
Casner
Bert Smith
Minnie Eyman
Maysville
Bert
Minnie
Camp notices and roster changes in Ohio National Guard
Colonel Vollrath will appoint First Lieutenant Fred Zang acting commissary of the Eighth O N G with Elliot Gyger and a son of the Adjutant General serving in supporting roles. The Second brigade will camp at Newark August 4 to 11, with pay for eight days. Governor Nash to be in attendance. Captain Harry J. Blackburn to fill the vacancy, having led Company B since the Spanish War's end. Also mentions a cure offer for an ailment and a local mower sale.
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Edward Vollrath
Bucyrus
Fred Zang
Company K
Alliance
Elliot L. Gyer
Gyger
Aste Iij Mall
Canton
McKinley
Ohio National Guard
Newark
Nash
Mece Acta
Harry J. Blackburn
Blackburn
Mansfield Wooster Canton Traction Company Formed
The Mansfield Wooster and Canton Traction company is incorporated in Columbus with 310,000 capital by George W Billman J M Donley Morris S Abel George H Taylor John H Dynes and John W Sigler to build an electric railway linking Mansfield with Wooster and Canton via key towns. None of Wooster’s electric railways insiders appear on the list. The 10,000 capital stock is nominal and will rise as needed.
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Mansfield
Masfield
High Water Hurts Crops in Blachleyville News
July notes report record June to July rainfall in Blachleyville. Farmers face floods with corn and hay submerged, wheat yields cited at 20 to 30 bushels per acre. Local events include a Maple Grove festival, a sale by James Sidle, band at festival, and burial of Mr. Swarts.
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Blachleyville
Woosten
Elmer Brown
Near
Shreve
Blackleyville
W. H. Long
Christian Fair
Seville
James Sidle
Creston Nine Defeats Lodi 20 to 2 in Baseball
Creston continues its undefeated home and away season with a 20 to 2 victory over Lodi last Friday. The town notes band leader F. M. Sulliger’s Mansfield visit and various local updates including residents traveling to Cleveland, garden crops, and a move for Rev. T. B. Gay to Washington.
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Republicas
Creston
F. M. Sulliger
Mansfield
Crestuo
Lodi
Fog
Novo
Crestonians
D. D. Gensemer
Will Romick
Akron
John Romick
S D. Fike
Cleveland
J L. Zaring
S Town
Adlstirbers
Peace of Society
Washington
Gay
Kiestrick Groperty
B. & O. Crossing
Maingtrent
Smith
D Keck
Omaha
Neb
LU. R. Gensemer
Mae Watts
Samuel Zurer
Prophesied Death Ties Five Friends to Kent Young's Passing
Doylestown July 20 Kent A young, a leading figure among the town's youth, dies triggering recall of a grim prophecy by Benrose Billman at the Bulman house ten years earlier. Five friends were named to die in succession after joking about a dinner for Billman if he died. Peter Busson, John Mealy, James Hitel III, Fred Biy Singer all fell ill and died within years. Billman, present at funerals, crafted the rough casket for the fourth victim. The last of the quintet, Kent Young, dies, closing the eerie chapter ten years after the prophecy. Billman himself is injured and cannot attend.
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DoylesTown
Kent A. Young
Benrose Billman
Bulman
Mr. Billman
Billman House
Billman
Peter Busson
Mr. Bitlman
John Mealy
Bittman
James Hitel
Fred Biysinger
Mr Billman
Kent Young
Frederickburg visitors and family notices
Miss Norma Martin and her Cincinnati brother visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Martin for the first time and returned home Friday. Emma Barnes returned from Wanseon after attending her aunt Mrs Nancy Robinson’s funeral and visited cousins in Detroit. Bert Ober of Akron spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Margaret and Martha Barnes brought their father Mr Elf Barnes to the Wooster Sanitarium on Monday for cancerous growth removal. Old song revived as cultural note. Miss Belle Barnes visited Mrs Houston of Wooster Sunday.
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Norma Martin
Cincinnati
Joseph Martin
Emma Barnes
Wanseon
Nancy ‘Robinson
Detroit
Bert Ober
Akron
Margaret
Martha Barnes
Elf Barnes
Wooster
Wooster Families Visit After Birth and Illness Updates
Mr and Mrs John Hamer of Wooster welcome a new baby boy born June 9 at D A Stouts. Sisters Mrs Oyler and Mrs Moreland visit. Mrs O E George and son from Cleveland visit Daniel George and wife. Wheat harvest nears end. Fin George to Cleveland hospital for treatment. Mrs Sydney Matz and daughter of Mansfield visit Aston Mowrer west of Mechanicsburg. Mrs Peoria Wattons rheumatitis improving. WILL O THE WISP.
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Sydney Matz
Mansfield
Aston Mowrer’s
Mechanesburg
Peoria’ Watton
Will
Peruna Endorsed by Congressmen and Officials nationwide
A flood of endorsements from U S Congressmen and senators across states praises Peruna as a reliable catarrhal tonic and nervine. Letters cite relief from coughs colds grippe and catarrhal complaints, with examples from Crowley Linnsy Goodwyn Rosch Thurston and others. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
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Hameo
Congorasman
Ilinois
Robinson
Peruna
Crowley
United States
Romulus Z. Linnsy
Taylorsville
N. C
Romania
Z. Linney
A. T. Goodwyn
Robin
Won Springs
Ania
U. S
W. N. Rosch
Tartemoro
N. D
Bete
Ton
Lia
Dounly
Hs -Wy Ogden
H.W. Smith
Marephysboro
Walt Smith
David Meekison Frie
Napoleon
David Meekison
MaHory
Pensacola
Flash
Stephen R. Mallory
M.C. Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
W. Sullivan
Oxford
Miss
Porris
Euyer
W. V. Sattivac
J. M. Thurston
Gaia Boey Waseoss
Péruna
Thurston
H. G. Worthington
Novyada
Howard
Ft Payne
Ala
Grippe
M. W. Howard
Wihuhs Brewer
Haynesville
Als
Tassuaidey
Willis Brewer
Perina
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbia
Ohio
Change of venue granted in Ohio perjury case
Judge J T Maxivell in Wayne County court granted a change of venue for the State of Ohio v Alfred J Thomas on perjury grounds. The case moves to Stark County due to concerns Thomas cannot receive a fair trial. Attorneys for Thomas and the State presented arguments as the ruling was issued. Charles Furner of Marion and others were noted as attendees.
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J. T. Maxivell
Millersburg
Berch
Wayne County
Thomas
Stark County
Haller Family Visit Ends With Arm Injury
Mrs H A Haller and her son Glenn visited sister Mrs Lizzie Faber in Detroit and returned Monday night after Glenn broke his left arm at the elbow when a hog struck him from a fence at his aunt's home Sunday night.
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H. A Haller
Glenn
West Liberty Street
Lizzie Faber
Progress Parmer's association meeting at J M Grady home
The Progresse Parmer's association will meet at J M Grady's home at 10 o'clock on Thursday July 31. The program includes music roll call recitation fruit canning select ion Mrs M Fowler and Mrs J T Stitt lectures by Prof J B Eberly on education and farm profitability topics and a farmer discussion chaired by Ezra Lytle JC Autland with questions.
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Progresse Parmer's Association
J M Grady
Holna Grady
Mrara Lytle
M. M. Fowler
J. B. Eberly
Ezra Lytle
JC. Autland
Stranger and daughter escape as train car passes down Prairie Lane
A middle aged stranger and his young daughter barely escaped injury when a train approached from the east as they rode a closed buggy along Prairie Lane. The horse veered, the buggy tumbled into a ditch, and the pair were shaken but unharmed. The man claimed he was traveling from Zanesville to Cleveland when the incident occurred.
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Prairie Lane
Zanesville
Cleveland
Gesselman Sells South Market Residence to Nolle
E K Gesselman sold his residence on South Market Street to John Nolle for 2300 dollars. Nolle plans several house changes before taking possession. Republicans in Wooster township are notified of a meeting on Saturday July 26 at 3 p.m. at J F Barrett’s office to select delegates and alternates to the Republican county convention.
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E. K. Gesselman
South Market Street
John Nolle
Nolle
Wooster Township
Covention
Joan Kore
Beware Farmers Dry Wheat for Market at Ware House
A fragment advises farmers to ensure wheat is dry before bringing it to market. The note mentions Willa man’s Warehouse and names D Dyler Plank ay as likely local contacts. It underscores preparedness for wet or damp grain and proper handling at the market.
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Willaman
Dyler
Plankay
Beery the horse tamer wowed Wooster crowds
Beery the horse tamer, with a string of exhibitions on North Bewer street, impressed Wooster audiences after earlier successes in Mansfield and Ashlan. Reports praise his ability to calm vicious horses once deemed uncontrollable, with one paper calling his skill marvelous and suitable for all to enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sabiue
Beery
Fire Special's First Month Runs on Two Hour Schedules
A fragment reports on the period of one month for feriis running of the 2 hour estas sale by Pennsylvania railroad and New York Central and Lake Shore. The Twentieth Century Train records better than expected schedules with few serious delays noted. The profitability of the trains remains a mooted question despite reassurances from West lines.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central and
Lake Shore
Wanla
Probate Court Hearing Dates Set In Estate Matters
Matters before Judge Robert L Adair include accounts of William Miller trustee and Hiram B Swartz administrator of Wm C Tillotson estate. Hearings scheduled for September 1 and September 4 with guardianship and final accounts pending in Conpress township and associated estates.
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Robert L. Adair
Jacob Huber
Hiram B. Swartz
Wm. C. Tillotson
Orrville Flourishing and Curtis House Opens
Orrville prospers with remodeling of Mansion House completed. Curtis to run Curtis House after J T Curtis of Barberton named proprietor. Grand opening dinner served 75 guests as Kraft orchestra played. Black Cecil placed second in 2:11 pace at Owetsburg and heads to Titusville. Orrville National Bank to open with $25,000 capital, stockholders include local elites. OVRW public notes mention telegraph switchboard upgrade and new W O M T exchange capacity of 400 phones.
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Orrrvville
Mamie Taggart
Massillon
Grace Tanner
Barvertsn
Orrville
J.T. Curtis
Barberton
Kraft Orchestra
Edith
Mesars
Herbert
Ines Hucuelet
Eaton
Inst
National Bank oroFs
Waves County
L.u. Alcorn
Lod
T. C. Hansicker
Dalton
C. Haffner
Btaes Beg Parson’s
Gution
Sal Beers
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Supt
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Liberty Center
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Pharpix
Arizona
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River Suyx
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