Electric railway survey boosts Wayne Township hopes
Wayne Township No 7 reports a survey through the village by electric railway promoters from Cleveland via Wadsworth to the south. They promise a passenger and freight line, not a paper scheme, and claim the area will gain electric lines and telephones in time. Community notes cover visits, school changes, a funeral, a tenant house fire, local visitors, and political sentiment.
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Cleveland
Wadsworth South
Presbyterian Church
James Gatehouse
Wesley Miller
Akron
Township Board of Education
American Book Co
Jake Never
June 13 Perry Milland family visit and local notes
June 13 report from Reedsburg and nearby: Perry Milland and family visited. Mrs David Stair to Pennsylvania. Eda Miller stable. Ann Jacobs relapse. Ella Miller neuralgia. Henry Landaw visited Maggie Bowman south of Wooster. Hensel plastering at Gid Myers in Overholt. Sherrie farm barn nearly roofed. Vera Hensel visited Lodi. W J Miller’s boy injured when wheel ran over shoulder and arm. election on lighting plant proposal. Markleys at Ashland for funeral. J W Bott hosted. No Y school closed. Christ Harney in village. Mrs Miller died Tuesday. Josiah Markley Jr sick at Ft R. Taggart and Emma Weatrick marriage. merry-go-round at Barthey’s East Union. Oo. W B.
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Perry Milland
Reedsburg
David Stair
Pennsylvania
Eda Miller
Ann Jacobs
Ella Miller
Henry Landaw
Maggie Bowman
Wooster
Jacob Hensel
Gid Myers
Sherrie Farm
Vera Hensel
Lodi
W J Miller
Josiah
Joel Markley
Ashland
Josiah Hamilon
J. W. Bott
O W Bott
No Y
Christ Harney
Gallipolis
Miller
Josiah Markley Jr
Ft. R
Thomas Taggart
Emma Weatrick
Frank Barthhey
East Union
Fifth annual Farmers' Association picnic event
The Farmers' Association of Wayne County schedules its fifth annual event at the Experiment Station picnic grounds on Saturday June 16 1901. A basket dinner is planned for 12 o'clock with all members urged to attend.
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Farmers’ Association of
Wayne County
pic_nic
Prairie item notes varied daily life events
Prairie June 10 correspondents report Henry Heckman of Plain township gathered fifty sunfish weighing about ten pounds from a bottom field after feeding worms. Jud Ebright and wife of Blackleysville were seen on the streets. George Stauffer visits his sister Mrs J S Aylesworth. A church children's meeting drew a large crowd with twelve young ladies in character as the twelve tribes of Israel. Taylor plans to move his sawmill to Leyda's farm. Vida Pennell of Shreve visits J C Lake family. Clinton township to send a strong delegation to the convention next Saturday. Nellie Williams of Crestline visiting brother Charlie and to take part in Children’s Day at Hope Church next Lord's Day evening.
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Brio Prairie
Henry Heckman
Plain Township
Heckman
Jud Ebright
Blackleysville
George Stauffer
J. S Aylesworth
E. Church
Taylor
I. H. Aylesworth
Leyda
Vida Pennell
Shreve
J. C. Lake
Clinton Township
Nellie Williams
Moores
Crestline
Charlie
Hope Church
Fire at Burbank causes house blaze and near loss
In Burbank a house fire started when a rubbish burn in a stove area flared up. Firefighters reported limited contents saved as officials work to determine cause. Local residents including Ida Jourdain and the Welser family were noted in a community filled with routine tasks and visits.
Mt Eaton Zephyrs Correspondence Highlights Local News
Mt Eaton Zephyrs notes a string of visitors and guests including Mr Eaton, Mrs Schlaffly, Callie Drum, and Miss Ora Schlafly while reporting illness, weddings, and local events. It mentions Mt Eaton Station on the Camp railroad staked off, funeral attendances, a June wedding of Christ Fellows and Nora Harmbeth, and plans for a depot land donation by Dan and wife.
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Republican
Eaton
Lucas
Loudonville
Martin Schlaffly
Canton
S A
Jd J Schlaffly
Misa Callie Drum
Ora Schlafly
Albert March
Ora
T . Numbers
Lilian
Blanche Numbers
KE Thompson
Isaiah Tasker
L ¢ Kteine
Det Winkler
Les
E F Graber
Ali
War Office
Kruger
Thompson
John Ro Ogden
Burbank
Chas F Ogden
Nebraska
Christ Fellows
Nora Harm’ Beth
Mt Faron
Lisher
Mt Eaton Station
Waite
Tenants
Sunnenberg
Freddie Graber
Mt Baton
Col Bartruf
Massillon
McClain & Co
New Jersey
Dan Reels
Dalton Road
Mt. Eaton
Jacob Stauffer
Elijah
Examinations Scheduled Monthly at Wooster High School
The School Examiners of Wayne county will hold examinations in Wooster at the High School building on the first Saturday of each month except June and Daly Boxwell examinations on the second Saturday of March and April Boxwall Commencement on the third Saturday of June The f has adopted Roark's A Method in Education a is a text bookae aae
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Wayne County
Wooster
Boxwell
Boxwall
Roark
Children day observed in churches and travel tales unfold
Frederickson dispatch notes Children’s Day services at Presbyterian and Congregational churches and later at Disciple and M E churches. Mrs Fusier and daughter from San Francisco visited Mrs Dunham en route to California after European trip. Miss Josephine toured Europe including Italy and Paris Expositions. Mrs Fusier spoke of the Sphinx and Pyramids. W R C held a strawberry ice cream festival. Funeral of Arthur Barnes held Saturday at 2 pm with E M Mast Post G A R leading burial with honors.
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Fredericksburg
Presbyterian
Congregational
M. E
Louis Fusier
San Francisco
Geo. D. Dunham
Europe
California
Josephine
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Mrz ™ Pe
Cairo
Egypt
Plintz
Fusier
Arthur Barnes
Commencement at the Normal yields three Smithville graduates
Smithville notes report that the Normal Commencement on Friday June 7 produced three graduates Mesces Desga Smone and Ascibel Derr of Smithville and Miss Iva Young of Akron. Charles Krich baum of Canton delivered the class address with strong oratorical power. Several local residents attended and varied social highlights followed the ceremony.
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Smithville
Normal
Miesces Desga Smone
Ascibel Derr
Iva Young
Akron
Charles Krichbaum
Canton
Tete
Houston ‘Rhoades
Oaster
Claribel Derr
J. M. Eberly
M. Norris
Orrville
Wm McIntire
Vernon, White
Esq. Blattenberg
Luts
McIntire
Melotire
Wooster
Artie Zinsmaster
Brant
Navarre
Orof Martin Winger
Cleveland
Greenamyer and
Torr
Morgan
Wilner
Mre Greenamyer
J E Zimmerman
Thursay
Medina
H. M. Blattenberg
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Anna Blattenberg
J H. Gardiner
Detroit
Mich
Mongey House
W H. Nartzinger
Charles Messenger
Anna Henry
Lucy Henry
Danville
Knox County
Geo Snyder
Nashville
Yone Snyder
Holmesville
Thompson
Benton
O E Snyder
Applecreek
Enviable Record For Mutual Benefit Insurance Co of Newark
The Mutual Benefit life insurance of Newark shows steady growth since 1845. It has collected 215000 from policyholders, returned 1250000 to them and beneficiaries, yet retains 74300 after all expenses. Ohio policyholders number near ten thousand, with annual state losses and endowments about 700000. The company claims it “gives a dollar in cash or a dollar’s worth of insurance for every dollar paid in.”
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Mutual Benefit Late Insurance Company
Newark
N JJ
Ohio
Mutual Benefit
Chapter of crime and multiple trials across cities
Kansas City jury awaits verdict after Lulu Kennedy trial over alleged forced marriage and murder. Chicago reports a double tragedy at the Great Northern hotel with a stage actor and a companion dead. New York sees attorney Albert Patrick plead not guilty in the Rice murder case. Arkansas City covers a murder trial of two youths Bettis and Moore for Wiltberger’s shooting. Omaha reports Callahan perjury probe tied to the abduction case. Capetown references authorities cutting beer supplies in an uncertain note.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Kennedy
Lulu Prince
Will Prince
Princesso
New York
Albert T Patrick
Walliam Marsh Rice
Court of General Sessions
David L. Short
Morris Meyer
Patrick
Moore
Cantwell
Short
Meyers
Arkansas City
Charles Bettis
Clyde Moore
Bettis
C. L. Wiltberger
Wiltberger
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