Picnic excursion to Silverlake draws Wooster crowds
The Wooster event predicts a record turnout for the business men picnic at Silverlake Thura Hay with trains at 730 and 800 and baggage cars. Methodist and summer school groups are invited and tickets aim to ease crowding as harvest continues. reporters say Silverlake is more beautiful than ever and promises value for attendees and the library slang.
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Silver Lake
Thura- Hay
Wooster
Silverlake
Bad Fall Injures Traveling Salesman in Canal Street Hatch
M Warner of Plank and Gray returned to the city Tuesday after a fall into an open elevator hatch on Taning Walk. He suffered a badly bruised left hip and a severely sprained ankle but no broken bones. He reached home on the 10:86 train and is expected to recover within a few days unless internal injuries appear.
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M. Warner
Plank & Gray
Canal Alton
Bartiegwy
West North Street
Sickness Worsens for West Larwill Resident Fletcher
DW Fletcher of West Larwill Street is very ill with kidney trouble and heart disease. His condition was critical Monday night but showed some improvement on Tuesday.
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DW. Fletcher
West Larwill Street
Community Notes From Canaan July Social Round
Gail Baker called to Cleveland for her mother’s illness. Jacob Notestein of Wooster visited A. B. Somers. Mrs Lizzie Tinsler of Canton stayed with Clara Sell and Mrs. Scott. Mrs Carl Ackerman returned to Lima. Earl Betta entertained two brothers and families. Maud Quinn of Canton visiting. Rev Beck and family returned from Cleveland. Dorothy Beck able to be out. Rev Wingert hosted by C B Whensetler family. A beer garden opens locally. Mrs Bader of Seville and Maud Quinn spent a day with the Weidrichs. Goodyear and Ross fundifies were late callers at the Whitmire home.
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Canaan
Gail Baker
Cleveland
Jacob Notestein
Wooster
Somers
Lizzie Tinsler
Canton
Clara Sell
Mra
Scott
Carl Ackerman
Lima
Earl Betta
Maud Quinn
Rev Beck
Dorothy
Rev. Wingert
C. B. Whensetler
Tragic Beall avenue death shocks Wooster family
Mrs. Anna Eberly 51 wife of Aug Eberly janitor at the University of Wooster died after jumping from a buggy on Beall avenue near Prof Seelye’s residence. Witnesses say Miss Florence Swickard drove the rig with Miss Ruby Smith as passengers. The horse bolted and Mrs Eberly leapt to safety but died minutes later. funeral set for Memorial Chapel at 2 today with interment in Wooster cemetery. Survivors include husband Perry M Eberly of Canton Edna Eberly in Cleveland and three others.
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Anna Eberly
Aug. Eberly
University of Wooster
Beall Avenue
W J. Sseelye
Eberly
Comany
Florence Swikard
Oronto
Ruby Smith
Savannah
Swickard
Phaeton
Wooster
Michael Miller
Perry M Eberly
Canton
Fred Reid
Edna Eberly
Cleveland
Perry Miller
John Stevens
Henry Myers
Harrison Miller
Lambert Selera
Nellie Maxheimer
Otto Miller
Ben Miller
Christian Church
Miller
Wooster Cemetery
Death of Ernest Keyser at 88 in Wooster
Ernest Keyser, aged 88, dies at 6 p m Sunday after a long illness. He was born and raised in the house where he passed away. Survived by father, mother, two brothers and two sisters Mrs Young of Wooster and Mrs Emma Brainard of Cleveland. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday from the residence. interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Ernest Keyser
Aegd
Young
Wooster
Emma Brainard
Ira
David Keyser
Cleveland
Wooster Cemetery
Sabbath Sunset Services in Wooster City Park
Starting next Sabbath Wooster churches will hold a series of Sabbath sunset services in the City park. Each service lasts one hour and begins promptly at 6 45 p m Music is led by Rev J E Shellenberger Sermons are July 29 by Rev Frank Hoethnan August 5 by Rev Scott F Herahey August 12 by Rev E V DuBois August 19 by Rev J K Shellenberger August 26 by Rev A D Allen.
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Churches of
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J. E. Shellenberger
Frank Hoethnan
Scott F. Herahey
E. V. DuBois
J. K
Fine ambulance praised by Schmuck and Bevington firm
The Schmuck and Bevington undertaking firm received a fine Sterling Illinois built ambulance on Tuesday morning. It is described as modern with novel appliances, white with silver trimmings and rubber tires, and noted as perhaps the handsomest in the county. The piece also markets Bairdock Block Bitters for health, urging proper diet and exercise.
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Schmuck & Bevington
Sterling
Ill
Smithville Notes and Chautauqua Update
Smithville weekly notes report variable showers disrupting threshing and family visits. Local wheat crop praised as maybe the best in years while Dr J W Buchanan attends Steel Co board meeting in Canton. Chautauqua opens next Saturday with Dr Leland. reunion planned August 1. many locals encamped and preparations underway.
Congress Notes and Local Socials in July
Congress items report staff changes at Western Union and a new partnership in the local business scene. Community notices include visits by residents and a Methodist Ladies Missionary Society tea at the Commercial House. The Ashmod College slob hosts Congress Japs for a post-harvest game, with a large crowd expected and the visitors in good form.
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Edwood
Chuck Fatt
Western Union
Arthur Garver
John Jackson
Marshallville
Dythia Carlin
Canton
David Myera
Homer
Dr. Brown
Methodist Ladies’ Missionary Snciety
Commercial House
Matilda Freeh
Old Ladies
Lodi
Isaiah EK. Hoff
Cleveland
W. W. Thorley
Frank Johnston
Glenville
Elmira Campbell
Barberton
Althea Holmes
Akron
James M. Brown
Mollie Pocock
N. W. Stailey
Ashmod College
Wall
Congress Japs
Tris
Cleveland game fall trip offers low 1.50 rate
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co offers a 1.50 round trip fare to Cleveland for the Washington vs. Cleveland fall game. Tickets valid on all cars until noon, including game admission.
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Lieveland
Washington
Cleveland
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Jumps Track near Erie Flyer Collision Echoes Narrow Escape
A derailment occurred one mile west of the village when rails spread on a heavy line. The Erie flyer No 8 was late but running at speed. three baggage cars and three day coaches left tracks. Engineer Furry leapt to safety, fireman Reitz was injured with a broken hip yet survived. other passengers suffered bruises. Tracks cleared and trains resumed on time.
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Erie Flyer
East Toun
Crain
Furry
Reitz of
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Rado
Applecreek Social Notes Highlight Midweek Visits
Applecreek July 24. Misa Artie Lillay hosted Miss Mag Daniela of East Union. Misa Nora Reinhardt visited Miss Mary Mitchell in Wooster over Sunday. Mary attends summer school. Mrs Jamenson and daughter Grace spent Wednesday in Orrville. Misa Ethel Poorman of Cleveland visits grandfather Peter Hers. Mrs Denbrock of Navarre and Mrs Mavrer of Orrville visited Mrs Elizabeth Moore. Mauser was guest at Henry Munsonas and Harvey Beazell's home. Sue Rife of Barberton in town over Sunday. Charley Stauffer family from Sacquelite spent Sunday with Jate Stauffer. CD Eyman visited Edward Eyman in Orrville. Mrs Joao Heas and Mrs Ed Awlst visiting Akron friends. Ada Reinhardt taking vocal lessons from Mrs Harry Sweeny in Wooster. Lopisa Crouse of Mt Hope guest of Mrs Almedo Sevan. Moore insurance agents and family from Cleveland here for summer. boarding with Mr Koehler. James White of Cantop district, Anti Salove league, to speak at Presbyterian church Sunday morning and Methodist church evening. Mrs Fragen Shipley and young son of Grand Rapids Ia visiting new sisters Martha and Kate Bott.
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Eyman
Edward Eyiman
Orrville
Jobo Heas
Ed Awlst
Akron
Ada Reinhardt
Harry Sweeny
Wooster
Lopisa Crouse
Mt. Hope
Almedo Sevan
Moore
Cleveland
Koehler
James White
Cantop
Anti Salovo League
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Ragen Shipley and
Young Aon
Rand Rapids
Martha
Kate Bott
Rebekah Lodge to be instituted in Orrville
Orrville will host the institution of a Rebekah lodge, auxiliary to the I.O.O.F. on Wednesday afternoon and evening, August 1, 1900. Leonard Walther of Lima, grandmaster of Ubto, will preside as master of ceremonies. More than forty charter members are expected to be initiated and officers installed, with Wayne Rebekah lodge of Wooster to join in the evening initiation. A 6 o clock banquet is planned for members and visitors.
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Orders of Rebekahs
1. O QO. F
Orrville
Wedneaddy
Leonard Walther
Lima
1.O. O F. Order
Ubto
Canalata
Wayne Rebekah Lodge of Wooster
James A White to Speak at Applecreek Day Events
Notice states James A White, formerly Barnesville mayor and now assistant state attorney from Clambus, will speak on Anti Saloon League fed day in Applecreek Ohio. He will address the Presbyterian church in the morning and the Methodist Episcopal church in the evening on July 1 20.
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James A. White
Barnesville
Ohio
Clambus
Anti Saloon League
Applecreek
White
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Probate Court Guardian Accounts and Appointments
Probate court entries list multiple guardians and administrators filing final or first accounts, hearings set for September 7 and August 3, with adjourned, approved, or confirmed actions. Notable items include guardian accounts for Augustus Markle Roxia Rnea Holner and Luella Fisher, administrators for James Brown W H Rastetter and John Ickes, sales of real estate to T J Dague, and a commitment order for Lilian Pryor to Massillon hospital.
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John C. Hall
Augustus Markle
Aimize Lawis
George L. Sanderson
Ence Bartell Et al
Anna Ludwig
Roxia
Rnea Holner
Massillon Hospital
Toledo Hospital
Gallipolis Hospital
W. F. Kean
James ©. Brown
Lilian Pryor
Anna &. Harrison
Ross W Funck
James H. Ickes
John Ickes
Chester Township
George A. Fisher
Luella Fisher
Elmer E. McManus
W. H. Rastetter
J B. Royer
John 5
Seigle
Lena Kostenbader
Wm. Kostenbader
Silas Troxel
Frederick C.troxel
Hugh J. Mafra
John M Marrs
George Neiz
Margaret Young
Frank Warner
Catherine Imgard
Florian Schaffter
Constant E. Grosjean
Samuel Fisher
Archibald, Fisher
T. J. Dague
Advertised Letter List No 30 in Wacater Post Office
Unclaimed letters listed for posting district No 232 include gentlemen H W Barr Barr Sidney Brown Lee R Bonowitz Maxwell Corneling Ward Farrell C W Hoover Ora Hooley F W Irwin E D Kissner Jacob A Miler James B Meech W N M D Mundy Harry Murray O A Chair W S Price Joe Stoverding David Thomas Miss Lina Alexander Mrs Mary Brown Miss Annabel Fulton W S B Bryson PB ML
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Wacater
H. W Barr
Flosd VW
Barr Sidney Brown
Lee R. Bonowitz
Maxwell Corneling
Ward Farrell
C. W. Hoover
Ora Hooley
F. W. Irwin
E D. Kissner
Jacob A. Miler
James B Meech W. N. M. D. Mundy
Harry Murray
Orrville Crescent Reports Immoral Conduct Charges
Charges filed against two Wayne county teachers for immoral conduct with intent to revoke teaching certificates. Separate cases, no connection between them.
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Orrville Crescent
Wayne County
Ordinance Meeting At Church Of God Next Sunday
A church notice invites Christian people and all others to attend an ordinance meeting at 2 o clock next Sunday evening, announced by the pastor and church authorities.
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Church of God
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