Markets by Telegraph Wooster Grain and Exchange
Market summary received by wire from Wooster stock exchange. Wheat July 82.5 cents Sept 82.34. Corn July 61.3 cents Sept 51.5. Oats July 80 cents Sept 38.9. Produce butter choice per pound 10 to ad 3, eggs per dozen 8 cents, chickens old 6 cents, young 8. Grain Wheat 83 cents, flour retail 4.40 per barrel, rye 50 cents, oats 35, corn 50, barley 45, timothy seed 1.25 to 1.40, clover seed 6, hay 10 to 12, salt per barrel 1.10, bran 1.10, middlings 1.20, wool unwashed medium 27 to 28, fine 23 cents.
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Wooster Grain and Speck Exchange
Wooster S Stock Exchange
Wooster Markets
Smithville Notel Reports June 16 Marriage and Local Affairs
Announcements of the marriage of Charles Yoder to Miss Mella Bartholomew of Ashtabula on June 16 were received. Yoder serves as chief roadmaster of maintenance of way on the Lake Shore road with Cleveland headquarters. The Epworth League held an ice cream festival near town, a large crowd attended. The Schaff-Miller reunion succeeded. next will be at Michael M. Miller’s Creston on June 14, 1907. Rev. S. P. Kiefer and wife traveled to Perrynville for a wedding. Mrs. Edith Jennings of Cleveland visited J. J. Swenger and Dr. Morgan’s in Akron. The Epworth League plans a social in a tent on C. V. Blough’s lawn with refreshments and broad invitations. Leona of Ashland visited J. J. Swenger. Levi F. Hosettler, a grain buyer, went to the northwest including Oregon and Washington then into Canada for inspection. Jacob Brenaizer of Akron nominated by Summit County Republicans for county commissioner. Mrs. A. C. Brookoves and family, with Bea Schaaf, returned home to North. M. Yoder and Anna B. Yoder, of Cleveland, will attend Delaware graduate exercises this week. Jacob R. Campbell of Akron and H. G. Miller of Maesillon visited. Lutheran ladies cleaned and papered for the invalid Maggie Zimmerman. A lightning strike damaged Elmer Miller’s barn, injuring two horses and a hired man, with rapid recovery. Mrs. A. B. Taylor returned from Cardington after six weeks.
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Charles Yoder
Mella Bartholomew
Ashtabula
Yoder
Lake Shore Road
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Epworth League
Gcavid Collier
Schaff-Miller
Michael M. Miller
Creston
P. Kiefer
Perrynville
Kijefor
Ter. Leona
Ashland
J. J. Swenger
Levi F. Hosettler
United States
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Noah Steele
Samuel Martin
Georgetown
Shenandoah Valley
Virginias
Smithville
Jacob Brenaizer
Akron
Sammis County
Coun
Bea Schaaf
North Ae D
M. Yoder
Cleveland General Hospital
Anna B. Yoder
Thisplace
Delaware
Jacob KR. Campbell
Oand
H. G. Miller
Famie
Maesillon
Tranlfer
Honee
Maggie Zimmerman
Elmer Miller
Horges
A. £. Taylor
Cardington
Barbeton Shifts From Barberton To Wayne Ind Fraud
Report from Barberton notes George A. Clark a former Barberton resident now in Wayne Indiana. Old friends regret his business misfortune. William George, another ex-resident of Worcester, moved to Fort Wayne with Clark seeking opportunities.
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Barberton
George A. Clark
Barbarton
Wayne
Ind
Mr.Clark
Wm. George
Swooster
Ft. Wayne
Mr. Clark
Dalton county notes and local church events unfold
In Dalton county residents praise a political ticket while delegates are named for a Women's Missionary Convention. Marriages occur as Rev Hoak officiates and a German Baptist gathering draws six hundred attendees. Local sports see Sugar Creek township’s Sunday school event and North Lawrence beating the ball club in a close game. An ice cream festival is planned for June 30 on the church lawn.
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Tost
H. M. Rudy
Scott Camp
Hora Jameson Ventign
Women's Missionary Convention
EY An Mra
W.H. Hupbell
Afra
R. M. “Gardiner
Irs
Charlee
Rudy
Hatvaen Gramer
Ida Flory
John Kurzen
J. T. Hoak
M. E. Church
Levi Eberly
Sugar Creek Township
Clara L. Ewart
Lawrence
Storr_ Wilbert Hubbell
Wooster
U.P
Ladies of the Chirch
Plain Township Sunday School Convention Held at Methodist Church
The June twenty sixth Plain Township Sunday School Convention met Saturday in a local Methodist church with an afternoon and evening program. Rev Booher led the afternoon session improving attendance and engagement.
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Plain Township
Booher
Rural Sunday school work and township talk at Mt Eaton
Church leaders from Plain Wooster and Maple Grove addressed rural Sunday school work faults and fixes. Evening session covered township organization education in Sunday School and a sermon on The Sunday School Wrecker. Officers were re-elected and a Children’s Day program featured recitations and songs with a large fern and flowering plant altar display. Local residents attended events, visits flowed among families, and several residents were noted for travel, illness, and a funeral for Susan Mallard aged sixty four.
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C. E. Warner
J. C. Sidle
Gracy McKee
Banat
Edward L. Warner
G. T. Silver
May Ogden
Pearl Becker
Indiana
Federick Rilaussar
Switzerland
H. D. Stauffer
Spangler
Cathrine Alleman
Wooster
Evan
Ambstrong Social Notes from Pleasant Home and Nearby
June 19 report shows Jacob Hensel and family at the Bower reunion and visits by Real Warner of Overton to Wm Spiller. Festivals at Overton draw locals. Wooster business, Plain township visitors, and several neighbors seen around Raquelay and Cedar Valley.
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Jacob Hensel
Bower
Thoreday
Pleasant Home
Real Warner
Overton
Wm. Spiller
Wohlgamont
Wooster
Mr. Mullens
Plain Township
David Stair
Raquelay
Sarah Miller
Lib Webb
Burbank
Maggie Williams
Cedar Valley
Wm. Bucher
Glivis Clason
Johnnie Mark
Meshaakabura
Ezra Landaw
Oreton
Fredericksburg News Notes and Visits
Fredericksburg June 18. Mrs Proehl and daughter from Akron visit sister Mrs Jas Johnson. Mrs Whitaker, who died last Friday, was buried Sunday in the East cemetery. Miss Buena Barnes of Millersburg home over Sabbath. Mrs Zelpha Mackey returned from Millersburg Saturday night. Rev Gailey of Boston Ohio visits with sister Mrs McClause. Mrs E J Aylsworth and two children spent part of last week with Dr McKinney and wife of Letonia. Rev Ernest Mechlin and wife of Bloomfield visited here recently. Subscribe for the Republican.
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Proehl
Akron
Jas. Johnson
Whitaker
Bast
Buena Barnes
Millersburg
Zelpha Mackey
Rev. Gailey
Boston
Ohio
McClause
E. J. Aylsworth
McKinney
Letonia
Ernest Mechlin
Bloomfield
Outing and weddings highlight Wooster society notes
Social items from Wooster and Ashland recount a July outing at Chippewa Lake by Mr Joseph Sherrick and Miss Catherine Hixon. Engagement announcements follow for Miss Alverda Davidson and Warren Gerberich. A large euchre party honors Miss Edith Klingler, with prizes awarded to Anna Diehl and Frank Boigegrain. An Ashland recital by Ralph Plumer and Bechtel Alcock draws 700 attendees, praised for artistry. A Wooster gathering at Mrs John Johnston’s hosts about 200 ladies with daisies and primroses, plus a Crites family reunion at Orrville with music and a 100 foot long radie.
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Harian
Charen of God
South Buckese Street
Joseph Sherrick
Catherine Hixon
Wooster
Clapper Printing and Bag Co
Simlaeheet
Chippewa Lake
Isa M. Spitler
John E. McConnell
Wm. Muschenich
Tventy
Edith Klingler
Rochester
N. Y
Afiss Anna Diehl
Frank Boigegrain
Louisa Hammersmith
Ann Arbor
Mich
Misa Della Irane
Miller
Misa Alverda A. Davidson
Mias Miller
Alverda A. Davidson
Warren W. Gerberich
Grace Shisler
Sherrick White
Edwin Shisler
Tne
Obituary notices from Lancaster County deaths 1929
Obituary notices detail time of death in Lancaster county Pa on October 5 1929 and January 1906 with spouses Peter Bathortt and family. Funeral services held at Yankee Town church conducted by pastor A Meek. Also notes Aaron Marion Franks born Franklin township Wayne Co October 21 1848 died June 8 1908 with seven children. William Marion died in childhood. References to M church membership and political ties. Rich floral tributes and large turnout at services led by Rev G J Bohnert.
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Lancaster County
Janets
Shei
Peter
Bathortt
Yankeetown
Es A. Meek
Fesber
Church of Christ
Florence Lillian
Orson Bruce
Michael Odel
Isie Laverna
Jacob Clarke
Martha Janéwa
Hussband
William Marion
Paris
Ee Oc
Sents Ang
Piteo
G.J. ‘Bohnert
Gadi Lane
Samiel Sorryder
Jones
Fritz
Snyder Kyle
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs By Local Patent Remedy
A veteran from War Indiana writes of chronic lung hemorrhages healed after using Foley Honey and Tar. He cites prior failure with several physicians and credits the remedy with restoring tone to the lungs and stopping cough. He warns against substitutes and praises trusted distributors Chas E Bixler and Laubach & Boyd.
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A. M. Ake
Chas
E¢ Bixler
Laubadh & Boyd
Twle
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