Local News Briefs and Notices from Orrville Area
A July 1998 Orrville area update reports multiple life events and incidents. Births include a daughter to Walter Shire and wife in Pittaburz and another girl to Charlea Scott and husband on Gusche Street. A son was born Sunday to Jesse Fiaim and wife southwest of the city. A fire damaged a North End Orrville home, and a bulldog attacked several people during the disturbance. the dog died. A new eight passenger bus debuted between Archer House and the depots. A severe storm felled a chimney near Juha Kops, causing dirt mess in a bedroom. Miss Julia Bonawitz’s funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon with burial in Wooster Cemetery. John Arnold of Orrville lost a purse with 215 dollars last Friday. Great Woodland Players expect to attend University campus performances on August 1 following last week’s campus show. Appleman’s advertises sheet music and phonographs. Cleanup and miscellaneous notices round out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shire
Pittaburz
Quinby Smith
Overton
John Bailermore
Orrville
al. E. Luce
Archer Houete
Duijow
San Gapeatl A.o
Juha Kops
Arnold
Wapakoneta Bride Marries Lisbon Man in West Virginia
Mary Haupert daughter of former Wooster schools superintendent Charles Haupert wed Mr. King a Lisbon Ohio notable in a ceremony said to have occurred last April in West Virginia. The couple’s union joins Wooster friends and local circles to a distant marriage now public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
Wooster
Mary Haupert
Charles Haupert
Mr. King
Lisbon
Ohio
Friends
West Virginia
Misa Haupert
Right of way work in Lattasburg area progresses
Reports from Lattasburg Joy 28 describe right of way crews in town last week for a six inch pipeline project from Herxford Alabama to Bradford. Tidewater Pipe Line Co. owns the line, independent of Standard Oil. Workers are on Charles Myers store building. others note contractors and moving activity. An 83-year-old Lucinda Hammold suffered a serious fall near Ashland and is under Dr May care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
Joy
Herxford
Bradford
Tidewater Pipe Line Co
Standard Oil
Cy Iit
Woerkmen
Charles Myers
GO Power
The
Wooster Hardware Co
Ow Wifs
John Myers i
Sanday
D Bownan
Harry Kopp
Ashland
Charles Sheppard
Mary Bowman
Myllbrook
Maury McMaster
Findlay
Isa
Aieter
J. B. Fank
Javoh Kolp
Ashlund Satuday
Kolp
Lucinda Hammold
Satuday
May
Alpheus Hammond
Sullivan
Chéfal
Newsboys to Parade at Summer Festival Admission Free
Oned night to be Newsboys' event during the Summer Festival. Local boys who carry chestpspers will be admitted free after marching in a regular parade. Badge distribution and safety measures planned as crowds gather in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Press
Cleveland
Rev Herbert Brodt Not In Town
Rumors swirled that Rev Herbert Brodt had returned to the city with church members and his father at the parsonage. Doctors and Chief Leiner investigated amid speculation a crime or arrest warrant, but Dr Lebrone said Brodt appeared to have committed no crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brodt
Republican
Brodt
Rev
Bradt
J W. Lebr
Rav
Leiner
Rav Brodt
Lebr
Two Shakespeare Plays Set for Wooster Weekend
Two great plays come to Wooster next Saturday as the citizens and Summer school students watch Twelfth Night and The Tempest, the latter hailed as Shakespeare's heaviest drama. Tickets go on sale Thursday at the University office and Hero's News depot, priced 60 and 76 cents with children at 25 cents. Reservations free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Iselay
Shakespeare
Ohio
University
Hero's News Depot
Dozen Men Patrol After Break In at Red Haw Cellar
Mount Pleasant July 28 A dozen men led by Benj Swope and family were hosts to Henry Shappard and family of Red Haw. While visiting two thieves broke into their cellar Mr Gast saw them enter and alerted neighbors. A large group responded but the thieves, strangers to the neighborhood, escaped. Other items note guests of various local families and a berry gathering trip to Green Wich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Benj, Swope
Henry Shappard
Red Haw
Gast
da Raudebaugh
Woler
Henry Aarner
Ray Moor
Oar Avhiaud
J I. Stotzer
L. Yoonum
Polk
Henry Warner
Hayes Warner
Wits of
Congress
Charles Painter
Mary Yocum
Green Wich
Weekend Social Notes From Chippewa Lake Region
A crowd of young people spent Saturday at Chippewa Lake. Warner of Chicago vacationing on the old farm gave a talk on conversions at the League. Miss Kether Wyke visited from Cleveland over the Sabbath. Levi Becker and wife with Howard Ogden and family traveled to West Salem Saturday. Jacob Honer visiting his daughter near Mr. Wye has returned to his son Albert. Heffelfinger reunion planned on the old farm southeast of Chester township Saturday. Festival attendance reported at Mayle Grove with the Methodists planning ice cream for the coming Saturday night. George Binish and P D A Houser noted among visitors. McKenzie Warner with Woor ter involved. Jonathan Fitner to visit his daughter Tuesday at Hulmesvilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Lake
Harry
Warner
Chicago
Howe
League
Kether Wyke
Cleveland
Levi Becker
Howard Ogden
West Salem
Jacob Honer
Mre H. Wye
Albert
William Gosling
Ivers & Pond
Orr
Irvin Starridra
S. G. Spaneler
Naom
Aylsworth
Big Prairis
David
Lula
Mary Perry
Orrville
Mra
Trace Felton
Jefteraun
Heffeltinger
Heffelfinger
Chester Township
Mayle Grove
George Binish
McKenzie Warner
Woorter
Jonathan Fitoners
Hulmesvilla
Was Not Implicated in the Brauneck Statement Denial
A communication from Jamey Brauneck denies a claim that he aided an oath and says the assertion was not made in the Republican. He notes he was returning home with his son and daughter and that the meeting was barely accidental. The unnamed young lady connected with Rev. Brodt is mentioned in relation to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey Brauneck
Republican
Brauneck
Rev. Brodt
Funeral Tuesday for Jacob Troxel in Chester Township
The funeral for Jacob Troxel who died suddenly Saturday took place at 10 a.m. Tuesday from his Chester township home. Interment was in Eight Square Cemetery near lattasborg. He was 75, born in Kentucky, long resident of Plain and Chester townships, married with four surviving children Elmer Sibley William and Edward Troxel and Edward H. Troxel. He was an industrious farmer who built a competency and was highly regarded by neighbors. He had been in declining health for years but remained active until last Friday’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Troxel
Cheater Township
Eight Square
Lattasborg
Jacob C
Plain Township
India
Mr. Troxell
Hia Tuwogolp
Jacob Troxel
Amily
Os Clacrad Fauribec
Biyria
Hine Mane Treaaee
Chester Towship
Elmer Sibley
Chester Township
William T. and
Edward Troxel
Denver, Colu
Edward H. Troxel
Londonaville
MUST STAY OFF THE STREETS DURING CARNIVAL
A near disaster at a Sunday carnival concert nearly caused a stampede when a horse tied to a Wooster area youth panicked. Carnival officials urged spectators with horses to keep off the streets and roped off the grounds to prevent a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Company
Near Wooster
Easter Wardrobe and Worship Attendances Mentioned
Rev Jubusea of the Methodist church notes that Easter Sunday sees larger congregations and finer dress, while Rev Jolinson adds reasons for attendance including tradition, music, family, rest, and worship. He urges careful preparation and devout reverence at services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Jubusea
Jolinson
Uunior
Bergens
Johosn
Roads Being Repaired in Wayne County This Summer
The post office department orders repair of many roads in Wayne County this summer. Last winter roads deteriorated, prompting rural carriers to report bad stretches and the responsible road superintendents and trustees. Government officials addressed the issue after receiving names, aiming to prevent future poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Post Office Department
Wooster
Wlater
Finding of Zaring in Newman Case
Coroner Zaring reports the young woman died from a criminal operation. No arrest will be made until after the grand jury meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaring
Newman
Becomes Deacon in First Presbyterian Church
Consul H. Wolfe was ordained a deacon at the First Presbyterian Church communion service on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cons. H. Wolfe
Postmaster Reports No Word on New Government Building Site
Postmaster W B Bryson has received no word on a site for the government building to be built here. A treasury department representative is expected soon to decide the site matter, but no arrival date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bryson
Treasury Department
Young Presbyterians name delegates to national Y P C C convention
The United Presbyterian church selects Roy Grady and Raymond Lytle as youth representatives for the Y P C C National convention to be held in Buffalo from July 23 to August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Roy Grady
Raymond Lytle
Buffalo
Advertised Letters List No 30 at Wooster Post Office
The Wooster post office on July 27 lists uncalled letters. Gentlemen include N D Abbey Joseph Boley AL Dievenfield B A Gates F G Hessert Rev W 38 Jacoby Chhatrlea Hankons Thomas B McNare 2 Mr John Myers Mr Edward Snyder WM Stewart. Ladies include Airs E Barber Miss Helen Breno Miss Anne Calhown Miss Mayme Schotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SiTbe
Wooster
N. D. Abbey
Joseph Boley
AL. Dievenfield
B. A Gates
F. G Hessert
Jacoby
Chhatrlea Hankons
Thomas B. McNare
John Myers
Edward Snyder
W M. Stewart
E. Barber
Helen Breno
Anne Calhown
Mayme Schotte
Resigned After Many Years from Clapper Printing Co
Miss Daisy Derr resigned after sixteen years with Clapper Printing Co on Saturday evening. She plans a well earned rest before considering several offers. Patrons praise her efficiency and patient service, noting her help in growth and development of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy’Derr
Bada Ik
Clapper Printing Co
Miss Derr
Presbot
The
Clapper Co
Imeg
Darr
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Lark Bricker
F& Barber
MD Seas
James Hamilton, Jr
Hamilton
Woodland
Pum
Weden
Newsboys
Father
Arge
Faney
Batiste
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